Spaulding High School - Our Echo Yearbook (Barre, VT)

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Oscilloscope training Mr. Ingersoll explains a difficult concept. STANLEYINGERSOLL Technical Electronics

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OLIVER ROSSI Auto Mechanics Mr. Rossi explains the parts of an engine. The Automotive Mechanics Course offers technical training and experience on each sub-assembly, and shop practice in complete engine overhaul, chassis and power service, ignition and electrical system, brakes, carburation, and wheel bal- ancing and alignment. Related sub- jects include welding, safety, shop math, theory and science. 23

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TECHNICAL ELECTRONICS A course designed for the young man or woman who is planning to go on beyond high school in a career that involves electronics. Some of the areas that require a sound knowledge of electricity and electronics are: • electrical, mechanical and chemical engineering metallurgy • electrical, electronic, mechanical, and medical technology • electronic drafting Students taking Technical Electronics should be plan- ning to go on to a high level apprenticeship, technical school, or college. This course stresses fundamental knowledge and the ap- plication of mathematics and science the electronics theory that will help the students keep pace with these future courses of study. Students learn how to analyze electronic circuits mathematically and then investigate their behavior in the laboratory. Students select replacement parts during a laboratory assignment. 25