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

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1 ff 53' , 8.1 f , ,J J -'I N' 'Q' Richard john Bcrnardi l Richard Allen D.1ub Klichuul Paul Ifillion Party Goof l311ClW Most l7o1'gutful Dick Class 'll.lXlLlLfl'll1lS1H Nil MGR ScCO11d l1OII'1U . . . Ll0I1'l 1056 llow high did you bouncc wlion A nn-.in nun with il nw . . . tho bottle ovcncr . . . rzlclivlll HP 'ou hit tho road? . . . But fwi: Stuff wl1.1t7 . . . 'ou'x1: lziddinff . I l ca l b again boys . . . schools out today. whiz , , , I loft my bool-is at , , , I was not sh-oping . . . homo . . . lVh.1t lnivo wc got you'ro right, Mr. Stanhope. next class? . . . Wnlgu up Dicl., Histoxy class is over. - ,J FIRST ROW -- P. liirchmcr, R. jowctt, S. Phclps, W. Cozzdglio, R. Allard. R. Bl.il.Q, j. Corho--il.-ro. ll Phelps, R. Daub SECOND ROW -- Mr. Miodomn, Mr. Slanhopi-, Txlr. B.1bul.i, Y. lj.lkl.llllO7 R. lix'l'll.lIlll, R. Crzindchamp, W. Galimlai, W. Ddmcono, H. L.ix'.111w.1y, R. Yium 'l'lllRD ROW -- R. Contoi , S. l-.lclllmq-oz C. Briggs, D. Gajda, T. King, Recd, C. fxlillurd, lf. Yions, l.. ll.1Sl.in,x, Xl. AlCC.ll1lll.', 1. jillxon. l. Sawiclzi, S. 'Willctc FOURTH ROW -- C. Idinos, ll' Slllllll, A. Ydllottd. li llncl.. R Dmix. X Girg. xiti. l Wrhitc, C-. Trottior, M. Clmxnpnoy, D. McC.u'thy, D. Douglas, C. IXl.1rti11l-'Ilf'l'll ROW -- Y. l1'.vl'l.'. G, l L- fave, C. Maluir, R. Luzurcfylc, J. Sl.ovi-ra, L. Politis, Rl. lfillion, W. l.of.1lwuw.:. J. lhoolw. 1. 'l'.lLro. 27

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PLA T MAI TEN AN CE The purpose of the Plant Maintenance course is to prepare young men to work in maintenance department of commer- cial and industrial establishments, taught by Mr. Babula, Mr. Stanhope and Mr. Miedema. The curriculum includes training in woodworking, painting, electricity, machine shop, millwright, plumbing, heating and metal working. During the four years the students are guided in three forms of Plant Mainte- nance. General Maintenance, following specific instructions. Specific trade basics such as general carpentry, wood- working, painting or plumbing and heat- ing repair service. Thinking mainte- nance provides the student with the ability to diagnose mechanical and tech- nical problems and prescribe corrective measures. No matter which he chooses the student, upon graduation attains his original goal as a Plant Maintenance man. if ak. Mr. john Babula Mr. Harmon Micd ma fy

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IQ fx ' '12 fs in a Y B 3 Richard Edward jowett Best Disposition Dick . . . Holy Cats Batman . . . Who! me mad? . . . only dogs get mad . . . Got good mails, but worked like crazy to get em . . . Don't change, Dick . . . you'1'c all right the way you arc. a. Sv William Alfred Lefebvre Most Serious Bill Don't let your hair get in your QYQS . . . lNlcCann's answer to john Waym: . . . Strong and very silent . . . Never land your car. 'Qi-D Thomas Michael King The HLu1ter King Accomplished hunter and fisher- man . . . keeps local pool halls running . . . King of Clarksburg. ,,, Q! j, Gre gory Louis Lafave Most Punctualu Greg Great guy . . . expert with a hammer . . . but watch out for him . . . digs modern songs . . hates to leave school. 5 9l0III2 1l5l6I7I8I9 r222s242szs img 2 28