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

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1971 volume:

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I f T. fs' 3 . MU Ei' 4 - I ,Ar B J J 1' , 1. ' L . 133 J- 5 r I 1- . fb' 'Q I ,4 A -.643 X 1 . 5 Q' 1 -V Q T H ,Q-Qx. no XX ' 17' '1-un.l -v Q.. A-M- Y J' , YET? g?aipqF !' rt ivifp' 3, Q a IQ 1--42 CHARLES H. MCCANN VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL SCHOOL North Adams, Massachusetts ,, 31 X iffy? ME A -I l - Ti UT ey? 'L api' xx I X X . ! Y I ry ML I. Apr X . Q Q is ' -Q 5 ' - if ' ' ,1 ,I N511 V n , s, HI' - v 5 ,.- hanfl 3... 1 I T' r A . anim Wm ,, 9 my E S GUS j 'ffm' X X Hari :lx N91 nw, '- 3512 Bllfll UCSD' ff-an Q, .Lq aw!! lil il TT, QXJWC' -A W ,naailfllj . '- X13 F ,V - N -JI .an 4 o 1 ' ' 'W ,ff -V m... , HI yr I I - - Q L lst ROW: M. Tetreault, F. Griswold, D. Darling, F. jourdenais, K. Larabee, J. Comeau, D. Wilson, R. Cyrulick B. Lord. 2nd ROW: L. BLu'dicl4:, R. Witch, J. Poirot, T. Ferris, C. Rose, B. Hall, S. Hover, R. Beaudreau. 3rd ROW: R. LaBonte, P. Armata, J. Hart, N. Burpce, P. Accetta, B. Richards, G. Pierce, T. Bartlett, R. Galinski. 4th ROW: P. Hartwig, M. Torchia, E. Ostrowski, M. LaPicrre, D. Lewis, T. Rotolo, M. Avery, R. Wilk, I. Foist D. LaVallcy, R. Howcroft, D. Ellsworth, T. Martin. UTO OTIVE Situated in new and expanded quarters in the new wing of the school is one of the busiest departments at McCann. Stu- dents in the Automotive Department study and repair many makes of automo- biles, ranging from wheel alignment to complete engine or transmission over- -no haul. Students work under the direction and instruction of Mr. Wilk and Mr. v- Britch and use sophisticated modern equipment to aid them in their work. Mr. Baker is the related teacher in the Automotive Department, and daily he' gives the students the theory related to the practical aspects of their work. When possible, students are employed in the Co-operative Program, working full-time at different garages in the school district during their shop week for regular wages. ln the spring quali- fied seniors that can best represent the shop are entered in competition in the Plymouth Troubleshooting Contest from which McCann has emerged victorious for two consecutive years. 6 Ms - ' I MR. ARTHUR WILK MR. WARREN BAKER B.E Goodrich The Lifesaver Radial Tire People America's Finest Tire ji XX B, F. GOODRICH STORE. 25 Marshall St. No. Adams, Mass. 663-5393 ...ll is . 'RY KX ' I-.A MR . DAVID BRITC H Q49 5 1- Q F ' 1 , if . l .l .iid it I 'Q lst ROW: P. Broderick, F. johnson, C. Lavariere, M Rougeau, K Comeau K Leonard D Hartwig L Hung Yip, P. McLain. 2nd ROW: C. Knopp, A. Dupias A Cahill, B Labonba-Fd D Bond J Mafuszaka L, Prgcopio, M. Humeston. 3rd ROW: M. Ackley, S Duteau, J Bigda, S Matuszalw L BISSH-111011 M Centes, C. T ornabene. BEA TY C LT RE The Beauty Culture course enables stu- dents to learn the skills and techniques necessary to become successful in the field of Cosmetology. Through this course a student develops into a well- informed, conscientious, and safety- minded beautician. The instructors, Mrs Cuddleback in the laboratory and Mrs. Tassone in the related classroom, teach the students cleanliness, accuracy and precision in all work, care and use of all tools and equipment used, and an ap- preciation of natural beauty, creative- ness, and the standards of Cosmetology. While in the shop, among the other duties, the students have an opportunity to experiment with hair style and color. Redhead, blond, or perhaps brunett -- all tend to make the halls of McCann a year-round lfall Foliage of color rivalled only by Nature, and styles, as unpredict- able as our weather, are a common sight in our halls. Tl l .fn Compliments of FRIENDLY ICE CREAIN1 SHOP MRS . ANN TASSONE 1- s H! .-Z MRS , A LICIL CUDDIZBAC Ii . nt. Q-:X f H U ,X Q 'iw I v I -ul...-4 1gt ROW: E, Slgan, A. Griswold, L. Murach, D. Perras, C. Beals, M. Oparowski, G. lvlichalenko. 2nd ROW: C. Murphy, S, Lcpinc, D. Oparowski, C. Murphy, D. Fachini. 3rd ROW: D. Biron, R. Gingras, G. Paquin, N, GOH43, G, Bgufdgu, V, Zltcr. 4th ROW: E. St. Pierre, R. Bryant, M. C-allese. DI TRIBUTIVE EDUCATIO 5 P '..-Hu , . The Distributive Education Course -- a program of instruction in marketing, merchandising, and management -- pre- pares students for careers in sales and retailing. During their junior year, students learn salesmanship, store operation, adver- tising and sales promotion, marketing, and merchandising display under the di- rection of Mr. Naughton. The senior year consists of studying business man- agement under the direction of Mr. Kal- kowski . The students operate and staff the school store, and many ofthe seniors work in local stores under the Co-operative Pro- gram. All members of the DE Course belong to the DECA CLUB, a very active social and civic-conscious organization, and compete in business contests on a MR- MICHAEL NAUCHTON district, state, and national level. MR , LAWRENC E KALKOWSKI 10 '17 r ,qi Q 1 Q . nil 'Q .f-. ianj va ., ' 7- A E -,a '- 1i -v- ' C om plim ents of N1'NI'S NEWS -:N l lst ROW: F. Crillone, E. Thcrrian, R. Pellerin, R. Lcsure, B Dean J Descoteau, P Brazeau, V Barcomb, P Vicari 1. Crowley, P. Eigen, 2nd ROW: J. Emery, j. Cooper, A. Tctrcault I Pisano B I-lartlage, K F1l1OH, J Sweeney, B. Belanger, W. LaPine, P. LaValley, J. Slater. 3rd ROW: M Bushika T Wills D Rhinemiller, B Cahoon R Major, li. L3.F1'3.1lCC, R. Sl-qorupski, G. Fletcher, M. Laird. 4th ROW R Davis K Rysz R Hazard M Hajdas, Habel, C. Malinowslfzi, M. Cardinal. The Electricity Course is one ofthe more popular courses offered at McCann as attested by the fact that this year the laboratory was enlarged to provide more practical working space. A student in this course gains the knowl edge necessary to become a safe and skilled apprentice. He gains creditable working hours toward a lourneyman's License. Theory, sci- ence, National Electric Code, and blueprint reading are taught by Mr. Dickinson, while practical laboratory experience is under the direction and instruction of Mr. Hartlage and Mr. Hamlin. Besides this practical experience in the lab, a typical day may find these stu- dents doing maintenance work on the school electrical system. Seniors may be eligible to work as appren- tice electricians at the General Electric Company in Pittsfield, or with local electrical contractors, through the Co-operative Pro- gram. 12 T -7'QIHlS , .,. - -.... ill- ,,.........- . . - -L.--1 V 7 x f' 'Gi MR. JOHN HART LACE S ff, MR. CLIFFORD DICKINSON Good Luck Class of '71 T OWER ELECT RIC Lamps, Shades, 8 Lighting Fixtures 195 Ashland St. North Adams ' - F- 'J . P - . B755 I ' ' I J? s I 1 .. QX J lg, A , LR XIR. Jeux H,-x mm A l. lst ROW: M. Jennings, B. Radlowski, M. DeSanty, W. McLain, R. Clairmont, G. Denault, D. Hover, W King, I Devio, 1. LaCasse. 2nd ROW: J. Boucher, M. Rondeau, D. Chicoine, D. Galipeau, D. Beighley, P. Vivori, B Phil lips, M. Bishop, R. Shartrand, R. Wright, E. Radlowski. 3rd ROW: B. Duxbury, L. desCognets, M. Gaudette, D Dostie, A. Brewer, G. Walsh, S. Dion, W. Lehman, E. Wood, D. Adkins, R. Renton. 4th ROW: R. Clermont, B Robare, A. Corsi, A. Daniels, W. jones, J. Sharkey, B. Pierce, R. Sweeney, K. Keller. ELECTRONICS The Electronics Course provides students with an understanding of electronic theories and principles and their uses. In the class- room Mr. Szewczyk teaches related subjects such as basic electronics, computational mathematics, electronic drafting, and safety. The laboratory is under the guidance of Mr. Hover. Here the students apply the theories to practical applications in electronic experi- ments dealing with AC and DC principles, vacuum tube and transistor operation, and the various types of electronic equipment. It is to this department that the school looks to repair the various electronic equipment in use throughout the school, and to enable us to watch important events on classroom TV's. 14 ' -s 0 ' 'gm A 'rf : -H--7. 3 I . ..r........a 1 1' .... . 6 'D 5 1 , ,QL Q Q v .N . .ls isnalf, ni as 1 . U. 1 VV .gn MR, JAMES SZEWCZYK LP's and Tapes at Discount Prices Largest Selection of 45's in Northern Berkshire Music Accessories -- Strings -- Straps Diamond Needles LII.LY'S MUSIC HOUSE, INC. 59 Main St. North Adams, Mass. . , y 'Q j f wfbg 'tb nam' lst ROW: P. Magnant, j. McLain, M. White, D. Isherwood, B. LePage. 2nd ROW T White, C McLain, L. Horn, P. Zalcslii, Y. Andrews. 3rd ROW: C. Dustin, D. Darling, R Trimarchi L Goodell, E. Folino, S. Mauk, D. Damon, T. Moran. FOOD ERVICE The Food Service Course prepares stu- dents for careers in any ofthe several phases of food preparation and handling. The major areas of concentration include menu planning, food management, storage, food chemistry, quantity preparation and baking, hygiene and sanitation, safety and terminology . Under the direction and instruction of Mr. Crawford and Mr. Cantone, ably assisted by Mrs. Vecellio, students prepare and serve all lunches in the cafeteria, as Well as preparing and serving all meals in the Tea Room, which is open to the public every Tuesday and Friday. Related instruction in the classroom is applied both in the kitchen and bakery and in the cafeteria. 16 lr 'K.--f 1 IWR. ISAAC CRAWFORD MRS. GIACONDA VECELLIO MR. PETER CANTONE ,J P UI1. Compliments of MODERN DAIRY, INC lst ROW: R. Lemietpl, R. Brilyinan, A, Lussigra D. O'Neil, W. Reardon. D. Allard, li. Hanlon. 2nd ROW: M. Mundy, l.. Williains, 1. Langlois, J. Cooper, R. LeClair, T. Bergeron, G. Wood, S. Hamlin. 3rd ROW: R. Lee, C. B.ildt--s:u'ini. M. lX'ilcl., T, Boucher, M, Choquette, E. LeClair, R. Bona. 4th ROW: S. Crippen, B. Barbeau, J, Holmes, F. Sherman, W. Roberts, S. Cole, F. C010- MACHI E ,,, .... TECH oLoeY Machine Technology is the precision shop in the school. Under the direction of Mr. Pyra and Mr. Ramocki, students learn to operate with control and precision the highly sophis- ticated machines used in the shop, as well as to put into use the theories of machine tech- nology taught by Mr. Gray in the classroom. The course not only teaches the fundamentals ol' hasic machines, such as lathes, milling machines and grinders, hut also gives in- struction in tool making, diemaking, in- specting parts, and assembling ol' machine tools. The Machine Technology Department is in the process this year of moving into larger quarters in order to better utilize the sophis- ticated and expensive equipment that is nec- essary to train skilled and knowledgeable machinists. 18 LEV HARDWARE 8 SUPPLY CO. Wholesale Distributors Telephone 663-6596 North Adams, Mass. 01247 .,' K ! J Ya A MR. WILLIAM WALDEN :vii MR, EDMOND BRAZEAU 57 hf . 2 L of l Ar l MR. HARRY SHERMAN f Y l - f lst ROW: D. LeFebvre, J. Dorgan, M. Harrington, W. Girard W Griswold R Charon, W Ouirnet, F Lewis, R Ggulc, P. Boudreau, Famtini. 2nd ROW: T. Meezywor lx Morris A Crawford P Snyder R DeGray, S Perry, J. Santclli, 'l'.-lloughtaling, G. Burro, E. Boulcricc. 3rd ROW M Braman W Cardinal, B Filiault M Kuzia D Peck, D. Chalifoux, C. Biros, M. Langlois, 4th ROW: W lxclly W lxirby S Martin D Perreault M Maselli F fxlaruco, W. Anderson, A. Contois, M. Belanger, D. Charron R Armstrong E St Pierre M Dix PLA T MAI TENANCE The purpose ofthe Plant Maintenance Course is to prepare young men to work in the main- tenance department of commercial and indus- trial establishments. The shop work is under the direction and instruction of Mr. Babula and Mr. Upton, while the related classroom theory is taught by Mr. Choquctte. The curriculum includes training in wood- working, painting, electricity, machine shop, plumbing, heating, and metal working. During the four years at McCann students are guided in three forms of Plant Maintenance: general maintenance, specific trade basics, such as painting, plumbing and heating re- pair serviceg and thinking maintenance , diagnosing mechanical and technical prob- lems and prescribing corrective measures. l-Txpcinsion into the old and much larger Auto- motive shop and the great number of jobs done around the school testify to the popular- ity and need for this course. 22 ,J f FRANK ' S LU MBER -MART rv l MR. GERARD CHOQUETTE R. T. Arnold LBR. co., Inc. 192 State St. North Adams, Mass. Cash Z3 Carry MR. JOHN BABULA Hx Nw. 'iff f Bl' MR . DUNC .-KN U GN ll il iam i' i lst ROW: B. Roberts, C. Cunningham, K. Harding, 1. Champagne, D. Dean, B. Rohiick, K. Trimarchi, C. Spencer, D. Groves, D. Tatro. 2nd ROW: N. Cuillotte, F. Boucher, D. Singer, A. Koldrubslxy, C. Martin, P. Bcdard, M. Rcmillard. 3rd ROW: L. Vfcst, C. Tomabcne, S. Moreau, D. Brulc, D. O'Nei11, C. Wells, B. Whit- man B. Louison. 4th ROW: P. Baker S. Bishov B. jozefialt, R. Alcombright, S. Shears, E.. Kelson, D. Tatro l J. Pdlucci, li. Cairns, M. Cole, B. Pgerras, L. Dupuis, D. Tash. , TECH ICAL OFFICE OCCUPATIO The Technical Office Occupations Course trains students to become efficient tech- nical olifice personnel, giving them a hroad background in the operation of modern husiness machines and data pro- cessing. ' MISS TERESA BELLINI Students take basic courses such as typ- ing, record keeping, office practice, husiness math, and accounting. They are trained in the operation of the most mod- ern husiness machines, and qualified students may choose to specialize in Electronic Data Processing andfor Pro- gramniing. The local point ol' the TOO laboratory is the ll3ll lBiNl Computer, the largest com- puter in any area high school. Because of the large selection of up-to-date equip- ment in this course, students provide many services to the school and to the community at large. MR. CHARLES ST. JOHN 24 X I ' n MRS . DONNA MAGNUSS EN JI MR. EARL LIBBY REEVES G ST OJDA AGENCY Insurance 8 Real Estate 79 Park Street Ad ams Massachus etts NHSS ANNE OUELLETTP lst ROW: li. Burdick, P. Paeiorek, R. Bernier, K. Lawson, D. Wcstall, W. Cleary. 2nd ROW: F. Edwards, R Brodalslzi, C. Marone, M. Estes, j. Bourdon, A. Bcdard. 3rd ROW: D. Clermont, G. Lemoine, R. Cageant, L Sullivan, R. Ziarnilg, R. Zieba. TOOL 51 MACHI E DE IG The Tool Ek Machine Design Course, more affectionately called Drafting, teaches students the fundamentals of drafting, production detail drawing, machinery power transmissions, ele- ments of drafting and elements of design- ing. The course is taught by Mr. Keyes. The applied subjects are algebra, geome try, and trigonometry. Drafting room practices and procedures, as well as shop theory and its applications, are the hasic sciences of the course. Whenever any department needs charts, signs, or lettering done, they turn to this department. The course meets the requirements of the American Institute for Design and Drafting. Qualified senior are placed in local industries under the Co eoperative Program. S 26 MIR. LEONARD KEYES NOEL, INC. Auto Parts G Equipment Adams North Adams Xfmi' V4 'Nl XX ze. K . bu. my ? t ay, I ,, , K ik? A' 27 4- PRACTICAL NURSING STANDING: D. Mertrude, K. Walsh, S. Meaney, L. Finck, S. Sorel, M. Boucher, A. Meczywor, K. Soha, C. Bclleau, S. Trombley, C. Descavich, M. Tinney, L. Dunn, A. Kowalski. SEATED: D. Racette, P. Ly- man, D. Racette, L Lussier, D. Phelps, D. Snyder. PO T-CR DU TE PROGRAM SEATED: MRS. MARIE MOORE, MRS. JANE KENNEDY, MRS. IRENE ISBELL, STANDING: MRS. ANN MAYNARD, NIR. ALAN COOLEY, MRS. MARY MASON MEDICAL oz SURGICAL ASSISTANTS DENTAL ASSISTANTS W U , , I.. T . 16 rf , ,,.. 9 9 Q, I .. 1 X x 'j -' 4 A J , -l 'l X ' l x Y I v f X? ba 4, Q My 4 Q5 4 ,Q 4 ' l, X A H5 Hi m- lst ROW: K. Casey, R. Powell, G. Roy, K. DiSilva, L. Rosier, B. Phelps. 2nd ROW: M. Kudlate, C. Masteroni, ll. Rupimlzi, B. Pike, l'Vage1', D. Boulais. 3rd ROXV: K. Scott, M Gardner, P. Sorel, j. Carroll, P. Jarvis. STANDING: S. Skinner, C. WestOVer, N. Means, E. Racine, M. Brockaway, S. Barnes. SEATED: D. Wehry, C. Mahar, C. Worthen, A. Kendrick. DIVER IF IED OCCUP TIO PROGRA f.aa.s.,x 1st ROW: J. Fachini, R. Perras, M. Moran, L. Bushee, D. O'Neil, B. Elias, S. Lentine, R. Sumner, L Louison. 2nd ROW: H. Briggs, E. O'Neil, M. Chittenden, M. Danforth, K. Bettis, D. Cantone. 3rd ROM J. Harrington, R. Zocchi, W. McC1endon, M. Cahoon, M. DeGrenier, M. Douglas. J iz 1 1 Compliments of 85 Main St1'eet Q On The Concourse LA1N'IB'S STATIONERY STORE and THE BOOK EN-D FRANK A. BOND ESTATE Tel. 663-5351 3 1 ' MARTIN'S SHOE STORE, INC, North Adams -- Tel. 663-3551 Bennington -- Tel. 802-442-3831 ,,,,E,q INSURANCE AGENCY, mc. EIGHTY-FIVE MAIN STREET I-I-AN NORTH ADAMS, MASSACHUSETTS THE AGENCY OF SERVICE BERKSHIRE OPTICAL Tel. 663-6511 BREEN 'S FLOXXERS 01247 Beautiful Com-sages for the Prom Tel. 664-6366 29 A 35 C dl .av OT' . Ju .2 1 L alt i I awww 'MW f -F' fl 6335? 1 f!X'.?g 6 ,f 1 o'. 4'-'Qv.,r'- f:,:x,,4,4., 14? iw ir.-svgtbw v rg.. ADMIN STRAT ON 85 FACULTY P'-4 P'-4 MR. JAMES R. WESTALL SUPERINTENDENT -DIRECTOR ADMINISTRATION MR. PETER P. CARDILLO ASSISTANT DIRECTOR PUPIL PERSONNEL SERVICES I-4 -- NIR. ROBERT MOULTON, MR, HOWARD BROOKNER, DIRECTOR I -'Q V TEV? . f, .HW Y I I - 'vue ll ENGLISH ff' If l MRS. MARILYN LESS, MR. ROBERT COLBY, MR. TIMOTH' CARROLL, MR. RONALD COSS, MRS. ANTONETTE GAZ- ZANICA, MR. DONALD ANDERSON, MRS. NANCY BASSI. li- SOCIAL STUDIES 'i MR. ROBERT SIRARD MR. PETER WRIGHT SCIENCE MR. ROBERT I-IATTON MR. ROBERT GUETTLER LIBRARY MATHEMATICS 'a ,FIV .L MR. LEWIS CANEDY, MR. FRANK CICHOWSKI, NIRS. ARDIS GILBERT PHYSICAL EDUCATION . 5341, I C0ACp4',,g Hz MRS. THERESA MACKSEY -- AIDE MRS. ISABEL JENSEN -- LIBRARIAN J. I 1 NIR. CARY RIVERS AIRS. NANCY BASSI Q11 DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS PROGRAM CLERICAL STAFF FFP fr 'k'M A, , 4 13 1. MR, DQNALD BLANCHETTE MRS. RUTH WATERHOUSE, MRS. DOROTHY HAMZLIN, SCHOOL NURSE TEACHERS, AIDES MRS. LORRAINE I-IORTON, MRS. ELLEN LEITCI-I am-mi MRS. JOAN REOPELL MRS. ANGELA MULLEN MRS. CATHERINE PRATT Y ,., Jw 1 's A, 'g il V1 K I J ' fl' ' T 5 V 2' f 1' Q-37' ,iff fx v N , n '.-.ff Q-4,23-, .. 4. '4' JN ' 1 ti 4 -.ff JJ . Q. zfwfmf, ,Q ., f f 3 :H .,5,,,, P .Ss , ,. . ! 4- 15 .v PY' 1: Sa'.Zmi.7fef:'a.Lf1J 5 ',1',-w.. 4 o ' . , 1 'RZQW'-222' 'ga nrurl A juli rf, .J , iw 'iz - nr I 1 u 5? f A Y N415 W I , 1 L in 'b Begins With ORTS FOOTBALL lst ROW: M. Witek, G. Wilson, J. Hayer, M. Hajdas, M. Zepka, D. DeCray, R. Alcombright, D. Adelt. 2nd ROW: D. Cooper, R. Pary, B. Xfhitman, R. Clairmont, T. Willa, M. Bishop, D. Charron, C. Maroni. 3rd ROW R. Davis, Mgr., D. Dostie, A. Volpi, J. Polucci, M. Bragdon, A. Brewer, P. Snyder, D. Marsh, Ass't. Mgr. 4th ROW: Mr. C. Rivers, Ass't. Coach Mr. R. Goss, Head Coach , ,NX ,Pe- .5-- Q 37 BASKETB LL 3' lst ROW: R. Clairmont, W- Hakes, B. Hartlage, R. DeGray, P- Snyder, B. Rock, Mgr. 2nd ROW: J. Polucci, J. Habcl, M. Bragdon, R. Alcombright, 1. I-layer, Mr. T. Carroll, Coach I 1 4 ' - Q as EB LL 7' lst ROW: W. Girard, D. Cooper, B. Hartlage, M- Bushika, P. Vicari 2nd ROW: T. Wilk, S. Richards, D- Galipeau, W. Snow, B- McLain, R. Clairmont, G. Wood, J. Cooper, E. St. Pierre 3rd ROW: R. Davis, Mgr. .mfpgfgiu ' v,-'f!'?,2 2 39 -gg-.,.. . , .. ' r f.-' 'ii 2 '- I gui '-l nngpo where did 1 put my Heart? My hearts belong to you! Is that Carol or Dennis? Eat your heart out, Granny. A, Will you hold still, please? Which one will we buy? 40 H Then There Was ' Hwflljllllllilllflllfff1l1111111ff1ff1ffWW11'L' 1-H1 'Hilflllm .5, TOO's Puff Marcia and court Love those slow dances! ! lv, 1 113' s B 'K fx r if 'A P 1 1 5 . . . 1971 Senior Prom STRAWBERRY FIELDS FOREVER 43 I9 .- Cgeft XQQQQQ 2, Qgakvx 099456-gif Q3 mio! XGQPZQQ6? b O? qi? Qiekg' qqge'cQ'?r5d P fufvefigaxx 1 19 QQVQQQ if 0 - Q9 J cg:-15' qideei-Qfegaff I fe Q 505' Qqqaef eK ?- if ' 9 Climk , Q--M fi,,49, ' e546-f.L1g V 'B 21 44 Ev As We Go Our Separate Ways Honors Awards 1971 Valedictorian . . . Kerry LaFrance Salutatorian . . . David Westall Faculty A ssociation Awards Kerry LaFrance David Westall David Lewis Yvonne Andrews Alice Griswold Citizenship Awards Darlene Allegra Richard DeGray Daniel Adelt Richard DeGray Colleen Knopp jeffrey Polucci Matthew Witek Pebbles jewel Shop Award Bruce Hartlage National Honor Society Award Richard DeGray Kiwanis Club Scholarship Award Helen Braman American Legion, Post 3125, Scholarship Award David Westall Student Council Award jeffrey Polucci Clarksburg P .T .G . Awards A jeffrey Polucci Forrest Sherman North Adams Business 81 Professional Women's Club Award Helen Braman L. Nassif 81 Hy Patashnick Memorial Award Richard Alcombright McNicol Memorial Award Matthew Witek Friend Award Kathy Trimarchi North Adams Police Association Award Kerry LaFrance Adams Super Market Award David Westall American Federation Technical Engineers Award james Bourdon SENIORS 4? C'9 V N ' .x 'x T 'Y an W , ,vc 'J I .1 . I ' ffk. , xffis - -1 , -x. QT Daniel E. A deli 'lim 'Uv 3:1 Richard J. Aleambright , 'v V.: 2 3 ' w my E K QA S A 7 1'Pm'!ene L. A Negra Mark E. A jhauser 'l' Stephen F A libozek Yvonne E. A ndrews 48 Q4 1 vi. Qs? 'YT'-1' Bruce A. Barbeau John A. Burrell Dennis G. Biron M. Stephanie Bishop nanny. ' Q A 'pr ff J' 1.1! .' .gs-eh Garry' Bourdon Jiznzes' Bnzmfmz 49 'gn'- .al- J Helen R. Brainan M. xi MW, f XL J ,W David W Burdick No Pictwe Available Stephen F Briggs .i,e we , ,Q 4 ' i -P-4 1 4 ,ZX , T ' M l x. ' Kim L. Cairns Dani el E. Clermont if' if Frederick G. Cole Scott E. Cole Lf Andrew J. Contois QW? yr .I Karen A. Comeau 171' 'fi- A ndrew A. Crawford f '...'f. David P. Damon un? Bruce A. Dean '33 Qs, A r V X Richard A. DeGray Ann M. Dupras J0hn Duquelfe Kevin J. Filion Q1 . , ,, 1 K 1 J 'bv , 4 Gene S. Ganearz Robert M. Gingras 5 N 1 Neil A. Golka Alice Griswold and ai Michael J. Hajdas Michael J. Harrington 1? tx Bruce A. Hartlage Joseph P. Hayer 53 Lindo M. Horn .X Flora L. Johnson Colleen L. Knopp 'QP' Donna L. Jillson ' .K , , 5 1 1 ' ' 5 Ellsworth T Kelson and 'M V! Ann F Koldrubsky 54 David R. LaB0nte -'ls PM . 45,-.....-,.q. J' Joel A. Langlois 'CS or-4,4 '91 V, '. x '4'im.,.,V N A Edward K. Le Clair 55 15 K Kerry L. LaFranee Keith A. Lawson '15 Susan K. Lepine a.-.1 David B. Lesure David E. Lewis A x if Ronald P. Major ,NI-1, A-4, 4' XP' fi 4 ,ai Xu Gerabfn A. Michalenko l'w. Susan G. Moreau M mn ,' , -,L . 1-.ff-1rf'uf ' , ' , .W , ..1:1- ' Lynn M. Murach 4 v:,49 , . I. ,,.., ,, W., . W, fz fi' V127 Carla J. Murphy Carol A. Murphy .,-gg... Diane E. Oparowski .'7f-4 T P u I Marianne T Oparowski ,63- - ie?-iff'?h W',yF3iI 'ffY.T Z7 ' ' Q: .rj-3,55 2 ,9 ' ' ' -- 1131 gk-1f,. 4 ' f- vm ' B ' V 1' .A - Fpsiflje -- .,,. , fir - 2 a n, J ff' , ,' ' ffm ' - 'f I Bruce A. Perras ,, -4 1 4'1I3iih - A DOHINI J. PCl'I'lI.X' . Daniel R. Perreault BVUCC E- Pierce ' 2 Joseph A. Pisano Jeffrey P. Polucci ' Wh.: 'WED ,, 1 .2 ' . 'Q RHSSGH D. Rancourl David B. Rhinemiller 58 Timothy H. Rice 'lil 4-I Bonnie A. Rolnick 'S-4 ' 5-gh, Y Forrest P. Sherman Steven T Richards No Picture Available Thomas S. Rotolo Q,-qi I K I A' if Donna A. Singer 59 , M Af . I ,. ,Fel , Mgr, ,I I A is N ,.-W .nf 1 a s -'I John Stanton Dennis P. T ash Juv as X P Q ....x. V' .. .4 -1 .g Ja .-, ' -1 ' .faq f:1f', 55' I 1-:. ' ' ' 5' Gr' I .M , , QV ? .fljif f - 5 , QW!! 5. ,. .up H . 9:G22L,:', iw w , I ,AAA-J 1'-f' , uhh, :fi N' '-5' A, Q..-2-I. i ' ,1 ' .a 1'-. I.- 'v, X vl fV'f 'wg ' 4. ' , xh -' l f 2:1 f '? '2f 2 ' U ., , ir f f fm figf 1 ' F -,iii ji Tk 5 Lk , ,f51f',fQ J ,- I 5. ' f: Vs - , fl ug, 'M' , , 1-12 : v qu 5,11 ,1 M 3 . -41 1, 1, ,- -.gal .1 ,X -guy, , g . ,' .. J zu.. Jaaawz- ' Df1v1'f!J. Westall Kathy A. Trirnarchi ul' ISM Jqyce L. Wilk 60 5' is Gam' B. Wilson Matthew' S. Witek, Jr Michael J. Zepka Darlene J. Ziarnik ...Q Riehara' L. Ziarnik Ifiemr G. Zfzer 61 3 I , , 3. 4 V. -... '. Y., ' :T ,P Ig' y Q-:fx ., , V 2 ,I ,W 1. 4 . . '-1 n-ir jffx., -Y f'1'Qa'. .,' wr. ,, RTI AN lst ROW: D. Singer, D. Isherwood, A. Koldrubsky, D. Perras, B. Rolnick, C. Michclenko, C. Beals, C. Murphy. 2nd ROW: Mr. Anderson, S. Bishop, C. Tornabcne, C. Knopp, A. Dupras, D. Fachini. 3rd ROW: J. Polucci, D. Rhinemiller, F. Cole, K. Cairns, F. Sherman, B. Barbcau, M. Witck, T. Ixioran. ST DE T COUNCIL lst ROW: D. Calipeau, M. C-cntcs, D. Isherwood, D. Oparowski, A. Dupras, B. Bclanger. 2nd ROW: M. Rondcau, J. Cooper, R. Lee, D. Wcstall, B. Hartlagc, Miss Bellini. 3rd ROW: F. Sherman, K. Cairns, B. . . 4 Pierce, D. Lewis. r ? TR DE SCRIPT lst ROW: C. Murphy, S. Moreau, D. Oparowski, D. Perras, C. Michalenko, C. Martin, C. Mmphy- 2nd ROVV: T. Ivioran, D. Brule, hi. Cole, B. Louison B. Perras, D. Westall, B. I-Iartlage. 3rd ROW: M.r. Wright, D. Rhincmillcr, J. Polucci, D. Tash, D. Clermont, Mrs. Gazzaniga. HO OR OCIETY lst ROW: K. L:1France, C. Knopp, M. I-Iajdas, Mr. Sirard 2nd ROW: F Sherman, D. Wcstall, I. Polucci GLEE CL B lst ROW: L. Mmach, D- Oparowslu, D- Pcrras, C. Murphy, G. Michal- cnko, C. Beals, D. Fachini 2nd ROW: J. Pisano, R. Bryman, A. Lussicr, D- Cooper, G. Wood, C. Baldcssarini 3rd ROW: F. Colo, 1. Holmes, S. Cole, J. Polucci, E- 1' LuC1ai.r CHEERLEADER ' +in- B. Ioulsou, D. Ishcrwood, N- Cuillottc, B. LePage, C. Cunningham, F 'loh:1,fo11 64 Hi l!:.LUAl1.1..':L -..L-JJ: .,.4.. 1 -AL... - .. . . . V.. . . - 'Uv 5X 'x ,ggi -L Z-3-T 11715 ASSOCIATION MCCAN N FACULTY A X CONGRATULATIONS and the best of luck' We at Lormg are proud ofthe part we have had In helplng to make school years recordung wlth photographs one ofthe happuest and most excltlng tlmes of your lnfe' We hope that lust as you have chosen us as your class photographer you wall continue to thunk of Lorlng Studios when you want photographs to help you remember other momentous days to come' When you choose Lorlng portrauts you are sure of the funest craftsmanshnp at the most moderate pruces' New England s Leading Portralt and Yearbook Photographers I N 'V' . y 1 lil N, YT K To 'H' 'IT I 1 your classbooka permanent reminder of your uh , . . I 67 Congratulations Compliments of NORTH ADAMS REGIONAL HOSPITAL 69 DQFALCO INSURANCE AGENCY fxnlzxms pvualig 84 rmimg Gln OFFSET PRINTERS 'C0mmerc1al Industrlal Instltutlonal 'S0c1al and Weddlng Invltatlons QAdvert1s1ng Calendars and NOVCTTICS PUBHSHERS OF Sioppefz 4 eampcmoaa DELIVERED TO OVER 13 SOO HOMES IN NORTHERN BERKSHIRE AND SOUTHERN VERMONT 14 PINE STREET TEl. 743-9101 - ADAMS MASS. Compliments of Insure cmd be Sure O O O 0 O O U . T 0 I ' I 70 Berkshire Plaza f A 'f' A i IH ' A 'i IW gl' I A ' L 'i,iqg ' ' Y ri'-S1717 .. T' ' ,-, ' - T 'iQ --nr V 'T T A rr, - it QUALITY FASHIGNS FOR IVIEN, LADIES, BOYS. GIRLS 050112 fa BERKSHIRE PLAZA 0 MAIN STREET NORTH ADAMS, MASS. 01247 THE BERKSHIRE GAS COMPANY ROSASCO'S TRAVEL AGENCY, INC BERKSHIRE BANK 8. TRUST CO. Your Modern Family Bank WILKS BEVERAGE SHOP WM. TALLY HOUSE RESTAURANT GAZZANIGA'S WALLPAPER 8. PAINT STORE Compl :ments of Edward Cullen 79 Perkins Sfreef Sprnngfneld Mass 01118 THE MARK OF RELIABILITY Sprague Electric Company extends Congrafulahons and Besf Wushes to the 1971 Graduahng Class of the Charles H McCann Vocafuonal Technical Hugh School SPRIIGUE ELECTRIC CUIIIPIIIW I I I Q . Q a I 72 Complnments of Nolth Xclcuns STANLEY S Lumber Hardware Masonand Bulldmg Supplnes 20 No Summer St Adams Mass Congratu lat :ons NIQC XN N SILNIORS enneql North Adams Mass Complnments ot DILEGO S JEWELRY STORE To Ashland Street North Adams Mass Ora nge Blossom Dnamonds APOTHECARY HALL CARLISLE S DRUG STORE HA Good gmt For The Bene, NASSIF'S PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY Materials That Make The Best WHITNEYIS DRUG STORE Home . I' A WL T! T Y 7 T Y J. JL L L L A L Hoosac Savings Bank 73 Compliments of A FRIEND JERRY S SUB SHOP Route 7 Pownal Vermont I0 Different Kinds of Plzzas 8. Subs Spaghetti 81 Meatballs Lasagna to eat here or to go For Orders To Oo Call 802 823 9396 Good Luck GORDON 8. SUTTON INC Compliments of BOSTON FISH MARKET QUINN S INCORPORATED 55 59 Unlon Street North Adams Mass 0I247 Paints Fabrics Wall Coverings Carpeting JACK MULCARE MOTOR SUPPLY INC I2I West Housatonlc Street 50 River Street Not th Adams Massachusetts 0I247 MCCARTHY S TREE LANDSCAPINO 8. SPRAYINO SERVICE COmplIm6f1fS Of Landscape Beauty ls Planned EIRST AGRICULTURAL NATIONAL BANK It Doesn t Just Happen Excavating Contractors oFBERKsHlREcouNtY Sand Gmvel Loom 664 9391 Goodrich Street 330 Eagl Street North Adams Mass Class of 1971 Pittsfield, Massachusetts 0I20I 74 R BISSAILLON 8.SONS INC SHOES ALDO'S PAINT 8. WALLPAPER STORE 25 Park Street Adams Mass 0 I Q I Q Apache Camping Trailers THE BERKSHIRE CAMPER Wholesale 8. Retaul North Adams Mass 0l247 l0l Main Street Tel. 663-6l55 BERNAT SHOE SHOP 60 Summer St Adams R 8 Adams M055 01220 Hush Puppues Chnppewa Work Shoes Tel 743 T400 Camping Equipment Compliments of Men s 8. Boys Shoes P E Sneakers Compllments of Your HONDA Dealer MCKNLEY sQuARE PHARMACY A SHAMRP STEEL CORP Phone 743 0050 445 Ashland Street North Adams Mass 93 Park Street Adams Mass Tel 663 5337 The Class of 1911 xushes to thank all who hax e adwe-1t1sed Ol p 1tI0llll6Cl thls X eculuoolx f. , . - - l I I 1 I . w , ' - 1 y 4 y -.1 . , . ', - V C A 75 Ne who r ry ' s Moderne Studios Mcn's Den The Curtain Shop Schiff Clothing Y Pizzi's Clothing Store Cagliardi's, Inc. The North Adams TRANSCRIPT Dex Moore Firestone National Furniture Company Wcin's Shoe Store Bona's Garage Taskin Furniture Company Eagle Vacuum Center The Shoe Mart Helen's Shep gl Son Garage Briggsville Store, Inc. McConnell Wayside Furniture I 1 A. Aghkar Sales CO. Schmidt Bros. Furniture Co., Inc. A Friend Kronick Electric Appliance Co. Mohawk Gift shop The SFY16' SUQPPC Gallup-Dickey Insurance Agency Blackmmn 011 CO: I Jacks Army 81 Navy Store Hoostac Valley Coal 81 Grain Frederick Brooks Real Estate 81 Ins. Shea S Sfolje o. E. Booth Jeweier Woolwolfh S , Ray 8 Edfs Market B gl R Speed Associates Standard Furniture Co. LdF1amm?MUS1C CO' Val's Variety Store Capitol Restaurant , Kwalitee Gift Shop Leon S Jewelers Hunter Cutdoor Products Ed's Package Store Tom King 8: Ray Betit Insurance Riseberg's Fashion Center jack's Hotdog Stand Howard johnson's Restaurant W West End Market SK' Harry J. Pierpan Insurance Agency, Inc B6 6 Kronick Insurance Agency to Hy Patashnick, Inc. X Vet's Taxi -- North Adams 1 ' A. Mativi, Inc. Hollywood Millinery Feder Furniture Co. Sears, Roebuck 84 Co. North Adams The Pepper Tree Union Esso 76 I r',g f, nl H f- . 11 gf f. ,. I' ,I 5 I: -oy Q' 'Q uf 1-ape' ffl.-05.-. .4 . 5g5.Yl'.f -2 . 1 0 ' Q vpn, 'xvrlyf' 2 A IIT., 1 'fr .NH QF? wa, ,.. - 14'. ,f1 .f ' .- 'f'fAf- ' .- .' -' -'Pac 4'.le. jm :g x a'!., .N . W 2 1 Jcpbq.-A It . -nc N . v -f . '. . .,a , '. J ' 'a 4' ,' 1 ., , :Y ' . t ..q - ' AA 'QQ ,rf ,, '1 1 ,O - K ' 'a , ' ' 51.3, f' . . , g,'.i.a1, .? . 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