Smith Vocational High School - Vikings Yearbook (Northampton, MA)

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Y DRAFTING DEPARTMENT This year the Drafting Department has twelve new students. We have been covering all the fundamentals including orthographic proiection, sectioning aux- iliary proiection, sheet metal drafting, etc. Some of the boys have also pro- duced drawings for fire exits, Civil Def- ense, sheet metal, carpentry and other shops. The class takes field trips to various manufacturing plants in the area. This is done to observe manufacturing processes at first hand. This always proves to be TT very interesting and beneficial for the students. lst Row T. Patrick, F. Donohue, R. Clapp, R. Dubois 2nd J. Wanczyk, B. Straub, R. Pushkin, B. Dufresne, Mr. Bowe 3rd T. Yarrows, G. Sadowski, C. Cichanowicz, P. Karparis 26

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CARPENTRY DEPARTMENT t At the beginning of our vocational training in the building industry we began preparing ourselves in the basic steps in carpentry and cabinetmaking. In our second year we advanced in the build- ing of outside structures and also interior re- modeling. ln our last year we constructed the shed be- hind the shop, remodeled the assembly hall , and built an office forthe Paint Department. We the seniors of the Carpentry Department would like to thank the instructors of our department for the training which they have given us. For four years they have taught us the fundamentals of carpentry. For this the class. ot 63 gives a big thanks to Mr. Bowie, Mr. P, Barnes Olszewski and Mr. Otis. lst Row R. Scott, H. Cleveland, C. Growhowski, J. Casella, F. Lavalley, K. Favaro, P. Burgielewicz, R. Carey, P. Smith, K. Kushi, M. Szepelak, Mr. Bowie 2nd R. Foster, J. Kairis, W. Wichowski, S. Riley, J. Yarasauyck, A. Springer, W. Hodgkins, R. Wasilauski, G. Kellogg, W. Swanda, L. Strzegowski, P. Barnes 3rd R. Rogers, L. MacDonald, E. Stanisewski, G. Robinson, K. Kushi, R. Mougin, J. Parrish, F. Welt, N. Paulin, Mr. Olszewski 4th E. Dane, R. Tomasauckas, C. Saltis, J. Hinton, L. Meunier, W. Symanski, C. Cichaski, W. Marek, C. Growhoski, Mr. Otis 5th G. Worden, R. Fuller, J. Jenks, L. Ricore, G. Himmelman, W. Michalowski, D. Osle 25 Y

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ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT In our Electrical Department for the first three years we were taught the pro's and con's of electrical wiring methods. Also we were given practical work around the School. ln our fourth year we were taught the basics on Industrial Electronics. When we get a chance we get radio of TV to work on to extend our knowledge of Electronics. This year we have five seniors graduating to carry on the basic knowledge of electrical wiring and industrial electronics to better themselves in their future. For this we must thank our teachers, Mr. Martin, Mr. . Cl k--C. K Scott and Mr. Vandaloski. G or enney lst Row E. Bachand, G. Marney, P. Spencer, C. Robinson, L. Ledoux, N. Morin, Jr. P. Nikonczyk, W. Bancroft, Mr. Martin 2nd L. Fuller, D. Korpiewski, D. Parker, J. Major, H. Bates, J. Tessier, J. Layman, G. Charette 3rd E. Bruneau, R. Champagne, D. Carver, R. Wickline, W. Byron, G. Clark, D. Kaminski, Mr. Scott 4th P. Bergenon, J. Smith, R. Larochell, J. Marra, E. Fournier, K. Aldrich, V. Grise 5th K. Lussier, D. Pease, K. Sikop, W. Evans, F. Smith, R. Kowalski, C. Kenney W 1 27