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

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-: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

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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