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

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METAL FABRICATION The Metal Fabrication program offers training in layout, form and assembly of sheet metal parts, structural fabrications and assemblies Students will be taught how to set up and operate metal fabrication machinery, such as brakes, sheares, presses, punches, and forming machines. The coLu'se will also rovide skill in all hases of electric P P oxyacetylene , mig welding and heliarc welding using modern indus- trial equipment under industrial conditons. When the student graduates from the Metal Fabrication Program, he will be able to enter occupations such as Sheet Metal, Fabrication Layout, and various types of welding such as: Brazing, Gas Welding, Stick Electrod Welding, Micro-wire and Tig-welding. t 2 f 'K P4 H f 4 ir. I, fx. Q1 First Row: J. Briggs, W. Carpenter, N. Rolnick, Second Row: D. Lawson, R. Carpenter, C. Vincelette, G. Harpin, W. Richards, Third Row: J. Sampson, J. Bishop, W. Affhauser, D. Therrien, W. Wheeler , T . Brendza fl , J- 'if ' E

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L: DRAFTING The student will receive training in the use of drafting tools and ma- chines, lettering, tracing, isometric, oblique and detailed drawings. Advance work consists of layout of machines parts, unit and sub-as- semblies, tool design in jig, fixtures, molds and dies. Other areas of achievement consist of piping, structtu-al, electrical, electronic, and architectural drafting . A student may elect to specialize as a junior or Senior in the follow- ing areas, tool 8 machine design, architectuu-al, electJ'ical-elec- tronic, or piping and structmu-al drafting. Upon graduation the student attains the rank of junior Draftsman with a certificate from the American Institute for Design and Drafting. Some occupations the student can enter are as follows: Draftsman, Layout Draftsman, Electrical-Electronic Draftsman, Architectural, Structural Draftsman, or Estimator. if Front Row: R. Lewis, D. Gilbert, Back Row: K. Erdeski, T. Brule .il

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wx' we .,.,. boo 'Lb 'rfb 'wr..':-.,--., h -.2 ELECTRONICS The Electronics Program is designed to provide the student with a ba- sic lmowledge of electronics and t.he understanding of its theory. Training is offered in the operation of electronic machinery and equipment. Students are taught fundamental skills in electronics, Ohm's Law series and parallel circuit functions, practice and theory of transis'tors. Some occupations after graduation are: Laboratory Technician, Electronic Technician, Radio and Television Serviceman, and Elec- tronics equipment sales. L '---'A f fi 5 T 553.455 F ' T I? f -- 1 g 1 ', L I -, ' - ' 2 ' p Q. 4 f t ' ' Z.. S - . , lr , .- . ' ff' ' ' , v 1. , - ,- . ,. hr' 3 ' I iv' Q -Q pf- : - ., A 5 I 49 V K ' Q . 1 rf, - . ' L x I ' ,-rf ' --errant! 'Q' . nl..- K ,.. v ., , f, , ' .vc I I- . 1 al .V - .F , H. Orell, J. Bosio, 1. Burdick, G. Levesque, D. Ziamilf .. yerj