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

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- ' 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

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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

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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.