McCann Technical School - Artisan Yearbook (North Adams, MA)

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FGOD ER ICE This course prepares its students for a career in any of the several phases of food preparation and handling. The major areas of concentration includes, Menu Planning, Food Management, Storage, Food Chemistry, Quantity need preparation and baking, Hygiene and Sanitation, Safety and Terminology. The Tea Room is opened to the public every Tuesday and Friday. On these days the stu- dent prepares and serves the entire meal. During the school year the students serve an average of fifteen hundred patrons. Since the schools existence this program has been conducted in the classroom, by Mrs. Margaret Anderson, and her succes- sor Mrs. Robert Hatton. While in the kitchen and bakery, Mr. Cantoni capably instructs the students in the application of the previously learned theory. Students are also exposed to cafeteria work under the guidance of the school dietitian, Mrs. Ostrander. ' x F. M --Q. Mr. Peter Cantoni Qffggf -7-5,4 E , r.. ,hx 7 . 2 x ' '! ' ' A' kan, 1,521 f-4 Q-, . . N 2 -:xx Pamela Victoria Bolus Dolores Karen Hunt I - Wittiest Professor Best Dancer Doloris . Shakespeare and Doris Day . . . Swinging dancer . . . Wonderful Don't worry . . . The yeast ex- cook . . . Smile for all . . . ac- pert . . . Where's that intelligent complished sewer . . . Great smile. aid to Ye arbool-c. Mrs. Robert Hatton 20

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-l Picture 7 Available Frederick Orin Brown Glenn Dwight Biudick Ward Wallace Tinnt y Girl Hater Fred Class Devil Glenn Class Comedian V.'.1rd' You got that? . . . l'd break The Indians are getting worse The dog lover from Cheahire . . the camera . . . Someday I'll every day . . . Who's Mr. Hat- Been bit lately Ward? . . . sew my N. H. S. patch on . . . ton? . . . Burdick's ville is the Now that I've fi:-:ed the car radio long live H. C. Wells . . . The best. all I need is a car. gre atest. 2 l. - FIRST ROW -- Mr. Szewczyk, T. Donovan, S. Phelps, -I. Moyer, A. Bissaillon, R. Roberts, M. Dingas, R. Brooks, Mr. Perry. SECOND ROW -- B. MacLean, P. Rowett, D. Sefick, li. Brooks, D. Farrell, Ki. Hanlsiz. J. Woodason, Nault, E. Burdick. THIRD ROW -- W. Fitzgerald, T. Fosty, Ni. Wynn, F. Brorfn, R. 'lQrl.':. XV. Saunders, R. Morin, A. C:OLll'tC1H21D.Cl1C, B. Field. FOURTH ROW -- A. Chilson, C. .-Xrinstrong, j. lxOell.tZ1 ski, Rand, D. Toye, E. Duda, C. Burdick. I9

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J E Q... E r' -.Q v -ni .tl I -1 Leo Delphis Jarvis Jane Helen Misiuk John Bosworth Treadway Most Cornical Leo Boy Hater Jungle Jane Done most for the class Tread Gee coach . . . basketball, girls Please don't hurryme. . . MEN That's life . . . Draws . . . a and food . . . good natured . . . and more MEN . . . Rock 8 Roll PEW coins . . . fine career in What I 'pose to do near? . . . . . . Oh quite . . . and oh so future . . . dish washing. With humor, personality and tired. looks, Leo is on his way. gps, , .19 'rx .- s is Y ,L veit' l-if . Hr! FIRST ROW -- Mrs. Hatton, R. Hermann, D. Dilorenzo, K. Martel, R. Patten, B. Tinney, L. Grogan, R. Palmer, Mr. Cantoni SECOND ROW -- P. Bolus, J. Misiuk, P. Truesdell, A. Flecther, D. Duncan, S. Landry D. Frost, T. Randall, D. Rice, K. McLear, R. Malloy, M. Lafountain, L. Singer, THIRD ROW -- F. Jarvis B. Lasher, M. Wilbur, B. Upton, L. Jarvis, R. Larabee, T. Lasher, F. LaVersa, W. Noyes FOURTH ROW -- W. Varna, F. Larabee, J. Treadway, S. LaBelle, C. Cachat. 21