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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1979 volume:

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'il-.4 nn..-..,,.- Mrs Less joined the faculty of McCann when -4 Y J4 -5 edication After giving a combined total of 36 years to McCann Tech., Mrs. Less, Mrs. Cazzaniga and Mrs. Gilbert will not be returning next year. 8-n-Q4-gg...-,,, the school had not yet past l7 years, she has knowledge experience, students always as an distinction and often opened and for the unselfishly shared her and time with her English teacher of as an advisor to various classes ln innumerable ways she has helped to make McCann Tech the excellent school that it Mrs Gazzaniga came to McCann in l969 as an English teacher and for the past several years, she has also taught Art The prize winning floats entered by McCann in the Fall Foliage Festival parades ere directly attributable to her interest and skill She has also served as advisor to various classes and clubs most recently as advisor to the National Honor Society ln the nine years sh has been here at McCann Mrs Cilbert as Co ordinator of the Math Department has been responsible for many practical improvements in the Math curriculum, as well as compiling textbook for an introductory course in Calculus ind one for Computer Math She has also served as a class advisor, and without her inter est the Chess Club would not have been so successful with the departure of Mrs Less, Mrs Gazzaniga and Mrs Gilbert the school will lose three conscientious and respected teachers With gratitude for and in tribute to their years at McCann the l979 ARTISAN is dedicated to them . . ' - - 9 ' 3 . O 3 . . . . 15. . ' Q 9 . .. . . . . . J L1 . W . . L , . . ' Q g, . .A , , . J , ' . . , . . . . . . . . Q , c L K , . C . g . -I c , ' ., . . . , . , . . . . . 1- , . . . . 9 it . . Thank You To our class advisors, Mr Sarrouf and Ms Grant for their readiness to help and advise us, particularly during our Senior year You made us more aware of our responsibilities and we will remember your efforts on our behalf with gratitude To the McCann Booster Club for your tremendous support on behalf of McCann Tech. The long hours you have put in, the money you have raised to aid our sports' program, and all the countless ways you have shown your support for our teams is a tribute to all of you as parents. 'Q ,Rox ?! ii -1-v vs-4 'rv yt 'i ,Z Zh -31 'i nlauwn v 4fmvv.v-s uu0ag.1.ug.,. -nga.:-unu.q.l'-I-vons, ' F W -SCIYIBK-5'!Sh o Pj A C 41 nc, .Spa V-jfs Qc ff! I +12 .s NQIM- l j rlqomcqf . . J mf. . V K, ' M fa K i D Q KxM.nwKKkw Lx'Qf um xum A K X Ymk ' NX S, ' i f xx W Automotive RUSSELL COTE 'Russy' MICHAEL GLEASON 'Nike' DONALD HAD Hal stef ILCIAEL MARTIN Marty N N jjs 1. LJUIL'S SUPER MARKET Hillinmatown, H MQ. ff' ,I af uf' i-uui1 QQ xx 139 Tucked away as we are in the south west corner of the building we Seniors in the Auto shop have not been as involved in school activi ties as other shops Because we have such a long walk we are usually late for a Q hlies and our shop instructors eveidently don't thin' we know our way around the building as they always want to lead us up to the Boys Room For four years the Auto shop and our related room have been pretty much our world Although we started out in our first year with quite a few students most of them could not get used to the rigid standards expected of us. The few of us left feel fortunate in having done so, and in having , earned Co-op jobs this year. THE SPIRIT SHOP ALBERT'S HARDWARE Williamstown Adams X3 X- Nx Along with learning in varying degrees all that we have to know to be mechanics, we have had some memorable times in the Auto shop. The swamp outside the big doors has always been good each year for throwing someone ing and, in fact, one year the school car chassis had a dunking there We also will remember the good laugh we had the day we crushed up peanut shells in a baggie and fooled Mr Baker into believing it was pot With all the different kinds of fluids in the shop it was always fun to use them for spraying people rather then parts--not to mention the grease that was available for ll ' ll 3 pranks too. We had fun, but above 2 ' . 1 3. , K1 all we know that with the t'ain- ing we have received we arf qualified mechanics 'Aga , 'll f'-S lst ROW: R. Cote, T. Griswold E Rlchards A Trumble S Wlmpenny K. Langer, J. Ryan, R. Gottardx M Lapedota A Rltcher 2nd ROW K. Carpinello, P. Cardinal, R Bleau T Ramsdell L Tatro H Beverly B. Rennell, A. Bedard, J. Casuscelh 3rd ROW J Strack D Buntmg L. Stolfi, T. Hall, M. Hosier, J Baumbach F Febles M Bxrch J. Vasquez, D. Tatro. Dil,Ef5O JEWELRY STORE, INC. BERNAT'S SHOE SH JP lb Ashland Street 60 Summer Street Xorth Adams, Massachusetts Adams I' 1 f' 'T fr L u fl f I+x 4. I' fm.J-th 'Q- i Y ' 3 ff' wrm'5.4Q f, 3 9' ,ff f V ri'-,f ig ,I 4 fi' MARK NOEL , . x xx ALFRED OSTROWSKI 'Mark' 'Rick' 4P ' STEVEN RYCZEK U Steve' 41 usiness ata Processmg 'Y ' ,f I , I x DAWN BRIERLEY Dawn BARBARA CARDINAL Barble ILA V 1 ' Y JACQUELINE DAVIS CINDY GASPARDI 'Jackie' 'Sin' 5.5 f 'ff f f Ziff 'v I-Z. 456 ' 41.3, Q -, 'fix .Y E- J We in BDP have some good memories of the wild and crazy things we have done during our four years at McCann. After we adjusted to the routine and discipline of the school and we began to take on an identity of our own, our repu- tation also began to grow--some- times for the worse--as some of the zany things we did were not looked upon with much favor by either Mr. Cardillo or our teachers We will never forget the day Cindy G decided the Girls Room was too far to walk so she lit up right in the back of the classroom fortunately we had a substitute that day We spent the year learning about all the machines in the lab and wonder ing if we would ever get our fin gers to move as Mrs Mag insisted they should move We also got our introduction to the big monster in the lab, the computer machine, and didn't believe we would ever be able to tame 1 as Mr S John and Mrs Barron were deter mined we would W l f I ' ll . E I l . T L ll . 5 be 'JAH in N W N54 P. B D K D . lst ROW: T. LaPine, K. Dzbenski, T. Archambeault, M. Lesage, H. Burdick, R. Cain, P. Filiault, M. Pierce, B. Dupre, L. Lewitt, L. Richards, Mongeau, P. Tower, P. Hakes, 2nd ROW: P. Martin, C. Bona, B. Stawarz, C. Gliwski, J. O'Niel, D. Brown, N. Zabek, M. Lavoie, B. Wandrei, K Kordana, D. Murch, S. Kordana, L. DeMarsico, 3rd ROW: V. Burdick, . Sprowson, D. Sherman, P. Rochelo, L. Tatro, J. Robare, C. Richardson, Brule, C. Shepard, D. Sherman, K. Hunkler, K. Swartzer, 4th ROW: . LeFave, E. Martell, M. Bordeaux, R. Ranzoni, G. Gouger, C. Pleshaw, Dalton, M. Zieba, M. Lord, C. Thayer, D. Beighley. Our Sophomore xear the Year of the Lemmlnvs prove not to oe so exoltlnv as our flrst year We st1ll managed to have a lot wf fun as well as learnlng QUlKQ a hlt alonv the way Amid much mO3DlH0 and groanlng we mere forced to Compete 1U the lO1CG of Democracy contest and xere dellvhted when Jackle won second place even though her state eompetltlon for not the requlred t1me len 'h Junlor year stands out 1U mlnds as the year we were haps the zanlest We had belng Our our per our lnfamous part at Vmas tlme when Joanne unknowlngly offered W1SS Bell1n1 a beer 1D the Glrls Room Needless to say, we dldn t see Joanne 1U school for awhlle We were 1D debt to Steve for hldlng all our bottles 1U the locker cheek that followed thls l ttle eplsode Jackle 3g31H showed her versatlllty by dress lng up as the Easter Bunny and hopplng throuph the halls. - f m- C . -- , . F 'A t .' 4 . K., Q - . v 1 , . C I I rj n I J P . rv . a ,. J .F . C essay was disqualified from ' . L, L- O L7 ' . X' lx ' . X . . . I . . y ' I i . 0 . . ' lIi. E.A ...uqlz gd - if 3 -Z BERKSHIRE OPTICAL 0UINN'S WALLPAPER 8 PAINT INC 85 Main St. Unlon St North Adams North Adams v. i , ra 'H' A A I 8 W 'Ing fl ' s . - s . 'Q 'E 'li' 'vu' Siva I 1 'Z li 9,34 i Bb 1 ,,':' l I I fb ' 1 'Lv l ,K fit SB 'Q I .ui x' 'A fi' xx R31 JAVA HUNKLER Jana LINDA LQCLAIR STEVEN LESCARBEAU 'Stevle JOANNE MARONI J L Y Y 'Lin' ' V 1 O' 5 'T -In 4v'!' ll MARY BETH O'NElL Mary Belle CLAUDIA PAQUIN Claude LINDA PETERS 'Linda P.' DEBORAH ROLNICK 'Debbs' T1 V I ! 7: I lil Our Junior year was also the year we became too big for our britches-- we thought we could change the faculty to our liking but we were soon put in our places Also during this year Stevie decided to take advantage of the reasonable rates in the Cosmetology Department to and styled he like Pretty of our class membership in In our Senior year most of us eventually fol lowed Jana and Joanne to Co op have his hair cut came back looking boy Floyd Four were selected for the Honor Society waiting to go on a field trip Linda Leclair was first runner up and Miss Congeniality in The Miss Northern Berkshire Pageant We ended the year as we started B ching' 4 o 1 ll jobs. As Seniors we were still 'r T? N- X I gd' I T out X la. M M, A ' NEW ENGLAND WEATHER ASSOCIATES Compliments of a FRIEND Harriman Airport North Adams Distributive Ed 2 X Y A xj-.X A X7 X lg? .aiif ' 4n....X -9- 1 -Ax l j .X if lan N 'Arif 'Chir- WAYNE ALLARD WAYNE BOTTO All Botts ELIZABETH COSTA Betse f X he if ef' 1 Q Upon entering Distributive Ed. in our Sophomore year, most of us came from either different schools or different shops here at McCann. We soon got to know one another, and we all became good friends. Our class had l7 students in our Sophomore year, but by the time we became Seniors, we had only 13. This loss of students has been especially hard for Wayne Botto who has fallen in love with every girl in the class..and still 'dreams We'll never forget all the crazy things we tried to get away with Cusually unsuccessfullyj in Ms Grant s class during our fir t year The guys in the class for example liked to light ciga rettes in the back of the room and then Htake a walk During our Sophomore year most of our work with Mr Naughton was di rected at learning about ourselves and our relations with others 1195. Lwxslpv 1st ROW: C. Reynolds, D. Koloc, L. Bostwick, D. Tatro, T. Schafer, D. Dupre, D. Harpin, R. McKeon, D. Harwood, A. Beverly, 2nd ROW: T. Mondia, M. Fisher, D. Anderson, M. Cooper, S. Gomeau, R. Filiault, P. Wells, B. Brazeau, D. Bedini, C. Laine, L. Cohen, D. Moore, 3rd ROW: K. Vidal, D. LaPointe, A. Burdick, V. Gardner, S. Nichols, K. Howland, W. Anderson, S. Kirk, T. Stever, K. Lincoln, G. Rich, K. Ritter, C. DeMarsico, 4th ROW: L. Burdick, B. Wojnicki, T. MacAdoo, C. Choquette, K. Larabee, K. Reynolds, B. Randall, L. Moran, B. Brown, R. LaCross, B. Murphy, S. Allard, K. Sumner. 1- nf: fu ,..4 'W mg U -0 ':1 65 nail L.g3!lll We also began to learn the opera- tion of the cash register--that is, when Laurie or Nancy didn't jam it. Colleen was elected class president and Lisa was elected treasurer, even though we had little money in our class to keep track of Our Junior year was the year we finally got to work in the school store and in the tea room although we sus pect Mr Naughton and Mr Cantone would have preferred to do the work themselves on some of those days Once in awhile we had cause for celebration the register balanced Mike was honored at the Sports Banquet as Athlete of the Hear and Nancy and Laurie re of our work in lab we did all tzpes of window displays and we ained actual experience in this bv doing Carleton s window on Iain Street 1 . , - ' 1 7 , ' 1 ceived basketball awards. As part . , . Y . . . 3 U . . . . fi 4 r ' a Compliments Ol MODVRN DATRY M ,J X VN T ,4 T' ' f- . 4 ' wh' -' , 04 V A A , r ws 4: if NOREEN DAVIS LAURIE ERLER Spacey Larry I Y I Y V L' Y MICHAEL LARABEE I I if' h GALLUDWDTCKEY INSUQANCE AGENCY, TNC. COmp1imPntS Of 85 Main Street North Adams CHRISTTE 8 THOMSON, INC. Q3 'Q-5 4--Y 1 1 1' 41' 1 1 X I - 'N A . QILND! rg! - '., I S ., ,X :ii X l X1 I 1 - 4 1 sfg ki, ffl 1 W ,fra , N. -V h1lNnN. Q- , 4 DAVID NARUCO 'Ragoo' MICHELLE PERRIER 'Mish' NANCY RANDALL 'Flash' COLLEEN ROSE 'Coll' 109 CARLTON'C HC1othing Since 1975 Main Street North AHQWF. VA 01247 At the Snowball Michelle, stylish in gown and sweat socks, was crowned queen with Crystal and Colleen in her court. Laurie and Donny were chosen to represent the school at Girls' and Boys' State respectively. Lucky for them they got out of school a week early, and Donny even went to Hchurchu at Boys' Statef Our Senior year was highlighted by the opportunity many of us had to go on Co-op during the Christmas season During these six weeks we learned a lot about retailing and realized that what Mr Naughton had been teaching us finally had some practical value Donny was elected class president and Mike was his VP Donny was also selected as a member of the all Kosior Leavue foot ball team and Laurie was the recipient of the DAR scholar ship Drafting lst ROW: A. Gamache, M. Ferrara, D. Beebe, P. DeMastrie, S. Tilton, 2nd ROW: D. Sullivan, J. Aldrich, M. Peters, C. Barry, P. Dugal, D. Gilbert. 459 45f ' JAAES WOJCIK 'Kojac' I1 if ,Y If Zi ag' V 24' , 1 When we entered the Drafting course at McCann it then was one of the two shops that started in the lOth grade, and now it has the distinc- tion of being the only one that does. Three of us enter- ed in our Freshman year, and in November Mark Filiault joined us--and soon every- one began to wonder whether lark had a drafting table set up in the Boys Room' At the end of the first year only two of us were left Jim Wojcik has been class repre sentatve fo all three years Jim has the honor in fact of being the only drafting student in the grad uation class, as Mark left in April of our Senior year :LH if-'Q x P' I NA1' , fx-'l . .441 Electricity Four years ago when we entered ?IcCann we didn't realize then that we would leave our mark on the school--both for what we have done for the school and for what we tried to get away with while we were here! With Mr. Hartlage we have learned the fundamental theor 'es of electrical work and have had practical experience in the shop first with Mr McConnell and Hr Rousseau and more recently with their replacements Mr Dunn and Nr Burdick We have instal led the ceiling lights in those rooms whose ceilings were lower pd QQ well as in the cafeteria 1st ROW:C.Drawec, F. Thomas F Ferns S Gibson P Tetreault R. McCarthy, L. Trumb1e,J. Durant J Keatlng 2nd ROW B Gagne J. Fredette, R. Shaw, R. Briggs T Howe E Begleblng M Gamache M. Cardinal, 3rd ROW: F. Beglebmg L Ames D Yorke B Gelmas A. Ferrara, T. Yorke, T. Keating T Pytko E Waryjasz ,Q 'Uh 49 Hzzf 4-'fa MARK BROWN BTOWUlG MATTHEW COTA 'Cotan ERIC BURDICK Erlc JOHN KONOPKA 'John' - 1 X : vri? H t. -V 4 ful -rr' J jf 4 I ix fa Hui 1 a ,Simi '33 We have also been responsible tor the electrical work when the new exhaust systems were installed in the Plant Maintenance and Metal Fab. shops. The big outside project we have had a hand in was the in- stallation of the Clarksburg Fire Alarm system--a job we really en- joyed because it meant getting out of school for awhile each day. Matt Cota and Bill Primmer were our representatives on the school ath letic teams--for the past two years, Matt has been a three sport participant, and Bill has been the tri-captain of the football team. It is said that our shop has the distinction of performing Hbench dutyu more than any other shop! Electronics TOHN ALIBOZEK I EDWARD IEdl Wojohoets DARRY Doc CLAIRNONT THOMA 'Tom' L BRAYNAN S DEAN ,f- Z 'v',,n 1 ea- . 1 5' ln our Freshman year ld started 1D the Electronlcs course, and we be gan to learn how to make sparks fly charge capacltors blow breakers, and watch reslstors burst lnto flames Mr Hover Gave us the c1rcu1t for our flrst pro ject a slren, whlch turned out to be h1s first mlstake for two weeks the only sound 1D the shop We bullt electronlc megaphones our Sophomore year and the ln famous phrase, Tom Dean eats beans was the flrst message to be tf3HSm1tfGd over the megaphone During our Junlor year we spent half the t1me runnlng the AV room and the other half of our tlme worklng on the school phones job we stretched for any length of time 9 I 7 . I I D 3 was sirens blaring 6 hours a day. ' ' in , - J H - 9 . ,a ET' lst ROW: D. Dean, J. Sumner, D. Benoit, M. Slater, D. Spofford, E. Lindner, B. Lemere, 2nd ROW: R. Tatro, W. Dugal, J. Bishop, J. Gallese, K. Sprague, M. Lyons ,P. Burdick, B. Hurlbut, 3rd ROW: A. Martin, S. Whitney, M. Anderson, S. Garner, K. O'Keefe, M. Fitzpatrick, K. Lewis, D. Martin. f, fan: Q 113lll . ,NEB L e gay 5 s I I I I E In our Senior year we began work with the Heathkit Micro- computer Trainer and we also learned the principles of the binary number system and com- puter math With a Federal grant the school purchased something we d always dreamed ment After buying this equipment wild horses could not keep us away from the AV room We marvelled at all this new set Could do until we realized that our class would never get to use it I A ,. aug 'S lil K 'W ,mn ' I of having, color video equip- - my e x va i .I .fy 'S' F x R vi Q '- .ws 4 M all ,v ,i',': 'KI L . . lx ilvq: ? ,'v'f Aj - I --V ' 'a was 42 351 RQ '1 T! Q 9 l -If I I Compliments of ARNOLD PRINT WORKS. INC 145 Ll? Food Service , IANIQE B If HLEY LINDA lee l Nz:-J ,...0' NX W. l -lr Xgpige ' Why W As Freshmen that we not instructors public, but students in prepare the we were awed to realize only had to please our and occasionally the also the rest of the the school--we helped school lunches! ln our freshman year we spent half the year with Mr. Crawford and Mrs. Vecellio learning about cafeteria preparation thought the being there food during of the year although we sometimes only reason for our was to dish out the lunches The other half was spent on the bakery ide with Mr Cantone here if we learned nothing else we learned iow to make rolls! Twice a week we helped in the tea room when it was open to the public preparing meals waiting on tables and bussing dishes For some reason the highest absenteeism always occured on Tuesdays and Fridays ln our Sopho- more year Mrs V retired and Mr Moran took her place N6 NNN-d I 41 24 ll , , 4 I x ai- r . Y 'ef lst ROW: S. Nielsen, L. Lemieux, C. Wroldson, D. Jones, K. Pecor, K. Franceschini, W. Haley, J. Guzzy, D. Tomasini, C. Daniels, 2nd ROW: L. Plummer, M. Phillips, J. Danaher, W. Perrault, L. Goddard, T. Wheeler, L. Lipka, T. Field, A. Hirsche, 3rd ROW: L. Jones, P. Chesbro, K. Taylor, L. Therrien, L. Haskell, G. Beverly, D. Valois, B. Cooper, P. Marcil, C. Stohl. W s Lange began worklng every day trxlng to 0lVE us the P0136 we needed to meet the publlc Thls was the wear Alan Llplnskl thought he' try a cracker jack trlck by put tlng a note for a free lunch 1D the bottom of an 1ce cream cup When the lucky student who got thls cup day Alan got the prlze the bench' Durlng our JUD1Of and Senlor years a favorlte pastlme was to plck on the lowly Freshmen by telllng them to Co get the perforated knlfe or to Get the keys for the down stalls storage room ln our last year, Mr Moran left and Mrs V came out of retlrement to take hls place Joyce, our Natlonal honor Soclety student was chosen Class Salutatorlan. N' ' ' L. . , 7. . . , C K1 'Y . . . d Y ll - ll ' - came up to claim his lunch the next . Q ' . - ll ' Il . ' 3 H - , - , vu I f . W V iv Q, 1 N A f Compliments of SIR TOC, INC. Adams, MA 'ir KRISTEN PARKHURST 'Kris' DENISE ROY 'Nise' JOYCE WONG oyce ,QQ Affh 'Nz 695' 'ov , ..-' 77 .f' H if . Jil' -..A X-x JA , W' ff vs. Machine Tech ROBERT AMES KEVIN BARBEAU --x L,- Ib AA X lr' 1 LT ,: 4 . ' ES 's , NT 'Amo' BPIAN Braz 'Brillo' BRAZEAU DANIEL EOURDON Dan pg -v ,Jr .isvsbl 'Ns Kilea' g qigx g xg.. Eu O 'I Xy We Seniors in Machine Tech. have the distinction of being one of the few groups who have had no serious ac- cidents in shop during the four years we have been at McCann. When we ar- rived at McCann as freshmen, we began the four years of learning about the operation of precision tools and basic hand tools. One of the highlights in our Freshman year was the day we over- flowed the sinks in the Science Lab Our Sophomore year will be remembered as the year we went on the field trip to the GE plant in Pittsfield--pro- bably not so much for what we observed there as much as for the fact that we munched out at Bonanza During this year Brian Brazeau became the school s number one chess player Dave Carli was our class representative Our Junior year is HCrash of 78 pushed through This year came were expelled remembered as the when Jim Ciepela was a plate Glass window to an unfortunate end .Q , Il I U H ' ' when Jim Ciepela and Mark LaRoche PNQ1-L Yi I-- 131 1 25 Iii A no 1i1 M iii y, llllllllllllll , ' I IIIIIIIIWEHE llllllllliill' 'A W A ,Q fxesiiil -gr xml! A Mam an!! ! ' 1 ,x2uQR5l' 3 I ' gal' I-ll A I C i iq- fggmq J' llllllll' Compliments of CASCADE PAPER COMPANY, INC. f . I K! . ' 'O Daxe Carll our football player was selected as alternate to Boys' State Wark LaP1ne was our class represent atlve dUf1Hg our Senlor year and Dave Carll contlnued on the football team if sf Q 'ag ll DUYlD0 our Junlor and Senlor vears we 'ff-f , had one of the hlghest percentages of 'R ' s udents on Co op 1D our Senlor vear 7 of the 8 Senlors were a part I-' .-L 1 i, of thls program v Jef 7 . 9 9 0 L ' - U . I . . . O J F . . L - - - . 9 . a '. 1135 f-5' ini lst ROW: S. Griffin, L. Whitney, G. Alibozek, E. Therrien, D. Deyle, L. Keller, S. Botto, G. Wandrei, R. Moon, F. Miller, L. DeRose, 2nd ROW: J. Cooper, T. Filiault, J. Garvie, M. Badorini, J. Parrott, R. LaFleur, S. O'Niel, A. Peck, D. Lawson, D. Powell, 3rd ROW: E. Gagne, E. Bishop, C. Shepard, T. Matuszak, L. Delmolino, J. Morris, L. Michalenko, N. Sullivan, B. Randall, B. Gaspardi, M. Boyce. 'lv Nwlxs 1 g?1 L1 DAVID CARLI CLARENCE DEMERS Lee MARK LAPINE 'Tree ROBERT MICHAELS 'Bob' i In O J J Metal ab. 1 Y' -K ALAN ALCQMBRIGHT 5 J.: IAlI ,O w. STEVEN BOYCE 5-,,. 'Steve' '-D ROBERT BRANDON 'Bob' CHARLES BULLETT 'Chuck' TODD DUPUIS N 'Todd 'is g v 1. X A x NX lk KN 'r 1 , -of , ,Q5' Silgxzat 3 5 s A 1 o5T'. ai ' s ' Qian-q g ,WL t ' 'Ili x f If ,i l rx. lfqgg :J,? 'Gigli lvgg X 35,7-3 up 'S I 4 I In igfflj The Metal Fabrlcatlon Department at McCann 15 conslstently one of the buslest shops ln the school Dur1nO our four years we Senlors have had a hand ln maklng manv of the projects that have been done for area organl zatlons We helped bulld the blll boards on Maln St 1D North Adams, road at Greenberg s When we arrlved at McCann we soon developed a reputa tlonas somewhat unruly and und1sc1 pllned and Mr Brazeau our class room theory theacher and our shop teachers Mr Sherman and Ir Mendel along wlth teachlng us a Great deal about metals and weldlng, also made us somewhat more responslble and dlsclpllned By the t1me we were Senlors they had flnally made us reallze the dangers of fOOllUg aroun- 1n shop Nevertheless we had our share of shop pranks llfting unsus pecting students on the holst, or handlng red hot tools back to the crib attendant. . . . . D Q . . J . ff , -- fn - ' - ' ' ' I ' 'I . . ' . ffl- as well as the sign right up the a Y 'fiif ' ' D Q ' s - , .., S A , . F . ' , Q s 1 - ' 9 ff f I Chuck Bullett held up our end 1D the sports area very credltably on the football fleld and on the baseball dlamond When we look back on these xears at McCann we can remember Wlth pr1de the slldes swlng sets log j1mS that we have among other thln s helped to make and we can chuckle when we remeber all the thlngs we perhaps should not have done . . , . , splitters, wood stoves, and jungle . . , 3 , 3 - , A . 'Jr 4' Vw, lst ROW: J. Bolte, C. Chesbro, D. Lussier, S. Shaw D Peck P Keatmg M. Nielsen, M. Pappas, 2nd ROW: S. Cyr, J. Flelds L Lescarbeau G Harpm J Bedard C Walsh, S. Harpin, G. Boucher, 3rd ROW: J. Perkins, S. Remillard, K. LeClair, W. Rarick K Bhss D Brazeau J. Thronton, T. Babeu, R. Tovani, 4th ROW: M Braman F L3P01l'lt6 M. Gerry, T. Moran, W. Barry, K. Accetta, R. Brule J Baran .,....a. 1 MICHAEL GAUTHIER Mlke CHRISTOPHER Chf1S SCOTT LAPIER 'Gopher' TODD PIERCE I Anteater' Plant aintenance 'rf 5 ,' -Q' li My Troower Chuck DNVID BOUCHER MARK BOUCHER 'Bouch' 'Wedgie' DEAN ARNOLD CHARLES BERRY I V V V K E X rg '- L I ' f f R '33 ' ' f, 5 fm- as ff E ':6Jx ' P 444, Q ' S -0- Y Fam - K 4, 1 Y . ', -.nA I 2- .. , '5 ' i' .gr J 1- L : 'M' , ' ' W' E V. '.. 7- ' l, ,',,,.r - ,.., 1 1 V P, 'Q ' 'PM q 'fn ,. 7 ' 71' Ji' fr ' 'N if I ir .N PM 1, ing? .sf ff R 4- -' fig ii 1 gy T., 'sf' Yr. 47' fra I- 'f V, y 1- .EVE ffl: - .3 -'. ' , Q - 1, 1- , I L, v' ' I. -. '. .lu n I' if fi sive'-- '. '1 '- f LJ., 1 6 I 7 .. .Q ' 1 I F 'J ,, frgi' 2 N It ' , mm, Lffizff' xx. , J df Qi? px ' '-CLF, , W., -. ,. 'fflf Q . mm:-,q,,q ,,,, L if Yann ' 4 -'-:Q-:J U . 'Gun I , N . lx , ix , K- Y --awww M . x it 57, I A . ,, ups' J tg .W D. A as .X fn - ,oz fi . - t Q I .4 s 3 r ' 'wn a fzf . W , i 'Y A31 , Q l I dh fi' gfn, 3 fl'J -gkgjfimfgg One of the biggest awakenings we Seniors had upon arriving at McCann four years ago was the realization that Plant Maintenance was not a hobby shop where we could putter around as we pleased, but that it is a very comprehensive shop. In our four years at McCann we have added to and refined our under- standing of carpentry, and we have ' learned a great deal about other W. aspects of maintenance, such as A building construction, plumbing, and preventive maintenance. Never- theless, in our Freshman year it seemed that the only thing we learned was how to sand...and sand...and sand. In our Sopho- more year, along with being en- trusted with more responsible jobs, we made an important dis- covery--the spray booth had a fan that would get rid of smoke! ln our Junior vear some of us helped to install the lowered ceilinos in some of the rooms the school Mr Upton left to to another school and he was re placed bv Mr Herzig This was the wear of parties either under the bleechers when we were working on them or at someone s home Clenn Hebert went to one of these parties and ended up paying for a window that Dean broke Our Senior year brought out one charac teristic in our group we seemed to be accident prone Rocco was in a serious accident on Curran Highway and was in the hospital for several weeks This happened only three days after Chuck Barry flipped his car over During our four years we have demonstrated the skills we were taught by helping many area organizations. We have made voting booths for Adams, have refinished benches for an area church, and have nade signs for the Ambulance and United Fund drives. Many of the photos in the Transcript have shown us working on these jobs. A W 1 n 0 ol W . V 1' 1 R? u. I. . .,f I 1 ' WUI-9 I-A 'aan lst ROW: T. LaCross, M. LeClair, D. Lemieux, J. Carli, K. Schafer, J. Serrano, L. Davis, G. Harrison, D. Clark, R. Bliss, S. Boucher, 2nd ROW: C. Dolle, B. Miller, P. Guest, S. DeSanti, D. Tatro, S. Bragdon, R. Ferrara, D. Cote, J. Sherman, J. Lescarbeau, J. Wetherell, 3rd ROW: S. Monhan, J. Peters, G. McDonald, J. Darling, W. Thayer, G. Garner, T. Dobbert, R. King, L. Mowe, D. Brown, D. Vachereau. 71 1' A :aww I, mai 1 il ' if 1? f -'I ' . ,c .V 0 ' '19 ' l'u'::1re it IA QA U O 41 0 A PETER GREENLAW ete GARY GUYETTE Russian GLENN HEBERT 'Glenn' SCOTT HULS 'Hulsey' MAN'S WORLD STYLING SALON GAGLIARDI'S, INC. Sheraton Inn 9-13 Union Street North Adams ' North Adams TIMOTHY O'BRIEN 'Spike' ALAN RICHER RlChlG JOSEPH PECOR 'Jody' ROCCO TRIMARCHI Rocky ' 1 4 A Q--YL 5... ' N Q' K Q, ffl'-f'f-ffl IQE WWWV wa, . N .. -I A ' 0 ,. rf' ,. ,H if if I . 1-9 WWI V-f 9 x Q 0. I1 Q Q P' f PM J. , P Q 5 kv. N M' 5 ' 'N .EDQTQW ..I,4.5,L '. ,' 1 ,1 V Ml - Hu H1 V .Qi-. . 1- ' ' 5'-v.,- . Il s' 1 fr .. 5 ,U , . u.- ' rw xi- - mr SALVATORE'S 42 Spring Street Williamstown, MaS9. 01267 A 1 - x ,. - .-' ' ' J 'Q .,--'- ' .'?ft 1922- . ',g- I MCCANN FACULTY ASSOC. i in 1 l lu tr r 1 'if' Y Y- W. ' 5g,y' K+ 696 Q JVWITFI sp ,, WS Qc 7112: 4-fc-5 Momfqxf IQQIJ. l .Xxx -fi 'WM uk N .. f 5 wxwxssuxxx f K-XX lm 'D-N x. 1 'xx ig is vcd ,L K X ., lv- ,, 5 Fir. Brookner X . 'A Superintendent ' L Fir. Cardillo Principal Bliss Bellini Administrative Assistant Hr. Grant Director--Pupil Personnel ! ,- 'J' 'xi Q 'rl i, ' ' ' ' .-iz N' E 9 , f KQ ' , -'- '- ..,-NZH., if H 3 A-,M Mk in .Ri-ef , '. fs. - . ' : uh xh ,.' i'ur1ll iE l'. X - 'ax - I S Anderson Baker Barron Bassi Blanchette Brazeau Burdlck English AU-Qhop BDP-Shop English PREP MT-Related EL-Shop Babula PM-Shop Q, ,ff O xr xr Xrs Xrs Nr Fr Cqnedx Cantonl Caprarl Math FS Shop Counselor Cheesblo Colbx Crawford Dunn Math Readlng FS Shop EL Shop .1 . Q .I. ' - 1 . ' 1 . ' . Hr. Choquette PM-Related .1 . ' Hr. - A . - Q' ff, .Al'v, HUA ,il C- if-P '94 an Mr. Elias Business Mr. Flynn Social Studies Mrs Gazzaniga English brs Gilbert Math Goss English Mrs Grande Counselor Gray lated I . ' . Mr. ' Ms. Grant Business Mr. MT-Re N xr xr Nr xr xr Irs Cuettler Hartla Herzlv Hover helcx heves Less Irs Wagnussen Pu llsh EL Related M Shop EO Shop Buslness DR Shop Engllsh BUSlHeSS X ' s I Q F A R IW! Q1 I' Malumphy AU-Shop a? S x s ' e. .hx S 4' '4' lb TN X 1 5 r- 1 x Mrs r I' Mellto Mendel Mlllard Nauvhton R3mOCkl RlVefS Buslness MF Shop Sclence, PE DE Shop MT Shop Sclence PE M . M . - Mr. ' ' Mr. O - Mr. Pyra MT-Shop M . ' - Mr. ' ' , 1153 Rlvers St John BDP Shop Sarrout we Slrard Soclal Studles Szewczvl EO Related S Trlmarchl Buslness Ullk AU Shop P'o ' PE Hr. L - Hr. ' Scf one Hr. Sherman MF-Shop Wr. ' ' ' Hr. MQ - Hr . ' ' ' Hr. -' ' - Q Mrs Jensen Librarian ii -wif I, Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mr s Lennon Mullen Nurse Linbe Instr Alde G3ZZ3U1g3 Buslness Solarl Llbrarv Alde Alde Chrlstlansen Alde m . Mrs. Gentile AV Aide Mr. ' an 'HA lfi. 1 ' z I 'ff '-1:- 1, M -iik, fflgb ff 'X' 1 Y U X 'S CARPFT CENTER EDWARD'S NEWS Curran Highwav 24 Marshall Street Orr! Adamf Worth Adams .SZPQ ht? b4r+t'o43 Y l I I ,-....f,.,-V.-....- 'wi-W fwnfmh X f 5: N150 fsh ,PJ ACJJ. Au 1 X 'kil-on-..A Y '12, .Xa S -. q- . -. Football .1 LW -A Wh-Q 7 . ev . 9 'Y uv 3 an -A U 'Q , : ,,i5,,,' , . ' If I , 1, 3 .. Q' .'.:t'r ' . . ,. n , , '- Jai. 'A '4?f't.gl- , M I I 1,1 V . ,L .- I l+..1' DJ' .4 , 4 Z X , V -H J' .111 ses McCann Opponent 20 6 Commerce O Monument Mt. 19 14 29 8 Mt. Greylock 26 Putnam Mt. Everrett St. Joseph's Lee Pioneer O 20 14 6 28 14 O 14 The team was ably quarterbacked by Jim Darling, and a11 the performed thelr aaslgned Don Tatro Chuck Bullett Carner were named to the plavers jobs we11 and Scott A11 hO9lOF Ieague and Chuck Bullett was chosen for the Und team of the A11 Weeterm Maas S91QCt1OHQ CA ,Vx f S LUX .. Go' :,.g3' ff Wifi-f 2 , 2 -:se-21 3'2 . 5: fi -A 'f ' ww---ty. 1 11 A ' g32! ruiilv'-Q xr ,, lst ROW: W. Primmer, D. Tatro, M. Larabee, W. Allard, C. Bullett, D. Carli, M. Cota, D. Brayman, 2nd ROW: M. Peters, J. Darling, J. Vasquez, E. Bishop, W. Anderson, S. Garner, D. Tatro, B. Dalton, D. Brazeau, 3rd ROW: R. Brule, D. Peck, S. DiSanti, R. Tatro, M. Nielsen, J. Morris, A. Martin, L. Tatro, L. Mowe, J. Thornton, 4th ROW: J. Bishop, D. Gilbert, R. McKeon, F. Febles, J. Strack, G. Beverly, S. Remillard, S. Bragdon, 5th ROW: Coach Rivers, J. Wetherell, A. Peck, R. Briggs, E. Thomas, C. Richardson, M. Pierce, Coach Millard, Coach Kalisz. 1 Q lst ROW: M. Cota, C. Bullett, D. Boucher, W. Allard 2nd ROW: W. Primmer, D. Tatro, M. Larabee 7 .- Q. 1 XL ,WX a Y CX .X I -.,' asketball 4 ' C? 07 , -'ig fs: 1 , 3 , , sa, t - .qi 3 I ' alll-il2i1gQ?Yk 'd , f 'M Lu fm- V i i McCann Opponent M 20 wacfmah 33 28 St. Joseph's 39 as 54 Pathfinder 30 55 Franklin Tech. 46 55 Mt. Greylock 50 25 Hoosac Valley 38 47 Lee 58 27 Monument Mt. 50 50 Lenox 53 54 St. Joseph's 75 39 Mt. Everrett 45 , 50 Mt. Greylook 54 47 Hoosac Valley 64 9 75 Wilmington 7l 63 Whitingham 60 49 Whitingham 53 Q 34 Lee 56 27 Monument Mt. 60 59 Mt. Everrett 52 42 Drury 63 5l Wilmington 55 We won the Franklin County Xmas Tournament with Paul Dugal named as the most valuable player. Mike W. Larabee was named to Berkshire 4 . .K County All-Star Team. 5 2- V :ill Al. ex Z - I-1' of 1 fi i i 4 v 4 ' 'N -.lr- C 'I' . of , ' if 2, fix'-44 1' , sg is f' 5 'ff ' V?-2,3 r ttytf' 3 .V kv, -iffy ur Q x Sc. in-uv' VQQ I if L ... 4 1 Y t . .. 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Exceptional 9 Lee pitching by Chuck Bullett and Jim Dar- l Monument Mt. ling, and great all-around play by the l Waconah rest of the team contributed to this l3 Wilmington banner season. lh Lenox l Pittsfield l Mt. Greylock l Hoosac Valley 5 Taconic l ' 2 Mt. Everrett 1 p 1 2 Monument Mt. lg 'sf O St. Joseph's j'.2'f , , A w lh Lenox 'ff bl, . , 6 Mt. Greylock ' ,' ' 2. - 1 .ggi Vg . Q35 9 . ff - 2. J- . Q , i W c A. i lst ROW: T. Dobbert, B. Gelinas, M. Larabee, S. Cyr, M. Fitzpatrick M Cota 2nd ROW: Coach Rivers, D. Dorwin, B. Dalton, C. Bullett, D. Boucher J Morris J. Darling, K. Kordana. MISSING: D. Tatro '- Xt w 1 ,R . . ,A , 'Q X 8 tl L' 4-LPN ,An s YU' fi ay ,Q A I fy P ,, . ' 9 ' 1 R 72 1r1s Softball McCann Dpponent 1 7 Hoosac Valley 8 f ll Mt. Everrett 7 4 St. Joseph's 14 2 Monument Mt. 12 Taconic 5 17 Mt. Greylock 10 O Lee 7 O Drury 3 1 Waconah 2 1 Pittsfield 9 2 Lenox 5 8 St. Joseph's 7 7 Mt. Everrett 8 ' 13 Mt. Greylock 4 g-, 7 Pittsfield 12 , 3 Drury 4 .3 A ' ,I We had a successful rebuilding year. 3 nf' I, ' i' ' g The highlight of the year was our x' ' '- . ' +H.' defeat of Taconic. We will miss Q-f L Joanne Maroni who was our very excellent pitcher. It x, ,V V-It f -f-pf-v if. f . ffl' ' I -' ' I .. lf 420.1 ' 7 . 4 W ' 5? '-. . . '...1L'iv.', ' - 1- . . fr' V lst ROW: C. Shepard, C. Richardson, M. Pierce, J. O'Nie1, D. Dalton, S. Allard, D. Harpin, S. Nichols 2nd ROW: Coach Rivers, J. Maroni, B. Brown, M. Zieba, K. Reynolds, N. Randall, D. Sherman, C. Bona, B. Randall 1 'Q N,,- -vs . , .1-' Nltlur'-4, ., ,k v,' .. -I Q' 'g,.v Q x- j, AN .vA 4' F' rl ' QW' . ' ff' ,s'.ffw.'P1 51 'C' , TTT? ' A L 1 L K -, - .0 its F: V 1 X , , , 1 ,-.,, m. 7- ' pg, f Pgwg-L' fl ' '. - 7-.- L' ' 1. Tiff h ff A 1 'fr nz- ' 4- 44 A L -'17 K-L' . . Q... ,A -I--sf F51 -1- 'IA ' ' ' ' 'if' P' 'Fifi f: tl '. , .,-I ' lg . J! Q? :Qv N Q ' .- 2 -. - ,, iff, fin ' V 1 . kv Q Sr .1 Y, W 1 1' S 5, I if 5 -dfffl 5, f , f 'Sy-Q' fx V. '54 1 ' Ju 1 x mg, .. .. -in 1 .. ' gd ' 3 af' fl? A 12, it ,,, S ni QLD Cheering When school opened 1D Septembe nd we met our new advlsor we had the b150est turnout ever for cheerlng tryouts After keen competltlon l6 glrls were chosen for the Varslty and JV souads DUflD0 the football season we ran a very suc cessful jewelry sale and wlth the help of the McCann Booster Club were able to buy new vests for the varslty pompoms Last summer elght of us glrls attended a four day tralnlng sesslon at Pylmouth College 1U New Hampshlre Conducted by the Natlonal Cheerleaders Assoclatlon where we won a rlbbon for our excellent performance DUflD0 the basketball season we were able to show our versatlllty 1D cheerlng and also to have a great deal of fun gO1Dg to and from the Dames on the bus We shall reromber our cheerlng wlth nos talgla. . I G D 9 . lrij J 3 . L 9 squad and also new megaphones and 7 . . O . . . . s , I . O 4 .li , QI Q 1 t l 1 U 5 ---,1 1 new T' Wh-.. 7 X xx , :JI hr .1 in ok -117' -'I X -nn ,E BOTTOM: J. Maroni, J. Hunkler, J. Davis, M. Cooper TOP: L. Lewitt, S. Tilton, B. Dupro ffwlxy It X f -PA r- 4 . 07 onlwb ,I ' --R-..,,,,, ,-me ,L gels. , - , !a',,,i.4uvub 442' A44-bean ,. .L,w4-4-f K .-,-r '.'-'Tiki ! a ,. A1 4 ,arf X -1. Yearbook . is-.,f,'5 A .1 ,, T, V I lst ROW: D. Dupre, R. McKeon, D. Harpin, 2nd ROW: D. Tatro, M. Larabee, N. Davis, J. Hunkler, J. Maroni, C. Paquin, S. Lescarbeau, W. Allard, 3rd ROW: N. Randall, L. Erler, K. Harwood, M. Perrier, B. Costa, D. Rolnick, L. LeClari, C. Gaspardi, D. Brierly, M. O'Niel, 4th ROW: L. Lewitt, M. Lesage, L. DeMarsico, K. Lincoln, M. Zieba, S. Nichols, W. Anderson, K. Howland, S. Kirk, D. Brule, B. Brown, R. Filiault, D. Anderson. Natioal Honor Society lst ROW: L. Richards, D. Harpin, 2nd ROW: B. Wandrei, N. Davis, B. Cardinal, L. Peters, L Erler, N. Randall, J. Hunkler, D. Tatro, L. DeMarsico, 3rd ROW: B. Lemieux, J. Robare, P Hakes, D. Brayman, K. Lewis, M. Cardinal, C. Shepard, M. Lord, L. LeClair, R. Filiault. cl Student Advisory Board SEATED: R. Filiault, D. Harpin, R. McKeon, C. Laine STANDING: S. Lescarbeau, M. Perrier Student Council fi :ti -ff? . :waz . . .,, .rx , Q, 1 N in . f if 5 f as fn ' W 6. E: 3 a, 4 7 Mm... B. Brazeau, F. Begiebing, M. Pappas, L. Trumble, R. Cote, M. Perrier, S. Lescarbeau C. Rose, K. Lincoln, M. Lesage, P. Hakes, J. Robare, L. Tatro, M. Lavoie. Spring Fling 3.54 'W n QL .4 'J I -, 1 A! ' 1-'gf YQ? Q ' 1 ' fa. Em LQ xx . x 'F,'7' 'Wi A rl 4 . 7' N41 'il ' W 'V' 1 ,Q ' 'A' ,im N' 1- L1 . J, n,,V ! V, I Ay. . n.,h5 .Uh , ,bn S., X X WM 3 0 I ,sf XA L x vi .D rg 1 Everyday BOYS ' ,,45f?'A 'X K fl .5 , 2 1 vxf' S -f -FIN, Q:- .iig Q f 'aWW ' 1 Qx X 1 SQ V' MCCANN FACULTY ASSOC. ff , - A-zCllvg-an 'Nun-q..,8rvu.- kv- Yr A '-4-vg.,,,.,h 'S-e'Vf5fYJfSho PJ ,LZ C of ! X! , -Sp o rx 73 Mi., C7'lVI 'Haig Dflr mj k,.Atx Qijyw rv N ! i 5 9 A 5 - c, Wx YMQX f4! fIf4 X X X -Sr. Prom CC Precious 84 Feww xx f Af- KW - Q X44 ff .' :g. I 5 'f-. arf R .' A N C Michelle Lavoie, Linda LeClair, Laurie Erler, Joanne Maroni, Queen, Jana Hunkler, Janine Beighley, Suzette Nichols wil., JW .iw lf' 'iivwff MCCA N N FACULTY ASSOC ., i ., . :Sava 2'9 ' 1' Z ,Wl,,g ,nwqdf 1'-.3 1- s lg 1 '2- wiv 4:12 'nu M agar I raduation John Alibozek MFA Award Alan Alcombright Anonymous Donor Award, Metal Fab. Janine Beighley Max Bishop Memorial Award David Boucher McCann Booster Club Award D.A. Ponti Athletic Award Robert Brandon J.J. Matles Award CBeloitfJonesD Darryl Brayman A Eagles Scholarship Geneva College Scholarship Adams Super Markets Scholarship Florida School P.T.C. 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