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

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PAINT DEPARTMENT We entered Smith's School in 1959. During our freshmen year we painted the farm house. ln related we were taught to use the different types of stagings. ln our sophomore year we painted the cellar of the Newmann Club. Our biggest job was painting the arena and the assembly hall in the main building. In our junior and senior years we refinished f furniture and we did a lot of spraying, mix- ing colors, hanging wallpaper and decorat- ing. We would like to thank Mr. Roy and Mr. Hutchins for all they have done for a Hutchins for all they have done for us over J' Whltehurst the past four years. lst Row K. Clark, D. Pashek, E. Sorenson, D. Tymkovich, W. White, H. Colby, Mr. Roy s 2nd J. 3rd R. 4th L. R 5th D. Fraulo, A. Davis, D. Dufault, E. Atkinson, W. Lynch, R. Mott Dione, J. Minelli, B. Tennyson, M. Greene, A. Jerome, B. Kellogg, R. Green Graves, R. Niquette, D. Tilbe, J. Korpiewski, W. Irwin, M. Payette, Colburn Loomis, L. Payette, R. Irwin, S. Vinelli, C. Watling, Mr. J. Hutchins A 3 O

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MACHINE DEPARTMENT The first year in the Machine Shop we learned how to read the micrometer and different kinds of dial gauges. We also learned to run the lathe, drill press, and milling machine. During our Soph- omore and Junior years we steadily ad- vanced in knowledge. We wish to thank our instructors, Mr. Allen and Mr. Peck, for all the knowledge they have given us in the tour short years we have been here. G . Mott lst Row E. Ducharme, R. Bouchard, D. Poudrier, W. Schuman, E. Kurtz, G. Farrell R. Guyette, Mr. Peck 2nd J. Patenaude, W. Bilsky, L. Boucher, G. St.Martin, R. Wilton, P. Thieme, W. Moore, S. Pawloski 3rd R. McKinnon, A. Morini, J. Bouchard, S. Vanasse, M. Chudzik, L. Torrey, E. Cialek 4th Mr. Allen, E. Goral, D. Hawthorne, M. Yanginski, R. Judd, G. Mott 29

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SHEET METAL DEPARTMENT Through the years in the Sheet Metal Department we learned how to use the basic machinery and the basic tools. ln our shop we learn to make specified objects to fit a specified iob. Correct layouts on metals is the success to a correct fitting of a cer- tain job. ln the Sheet Metal Department we learn to work with almost all kinds and shapes of metals. Our subiects in our trade are Mathematics, Pattern Development ancl Drawing and Trade Science. We figure different problems in math to apply to our tradez ln trade science we learn how the material we use is made and process- ed. ln all this learning in the Sheet Metal Department has prepared us to work in our trade to the best of our ability. MQMW Wayne Roberts--William Sarazin lst Row C. Elliott, K. Demerslci, R. Blakesley, G. Kugler 2nd J. Richardson, E. Corbett, M. Mr tysiewicz, P. Roberts 3rd G. Godaire, D. Smith, J. Russell, G. Robinson 4th D. Thebado, G. Leclerc, R. Saltis, J. Whitley 5th W. Sarazin, Mr. Heady, W. Roberts I