Technical Education
The Technical School
The school had 25 shops.
From the 70's: Electrical: Mr. Robinson. Electronics: Mr. Gilespie. Carpentry: Mr. Miloyevich. Mechanical Drafting: Mr. Savage, Mr. Deerie. Architectural Drafting: Mr. Hebert, Mr. Ouellette. Metal Casting/Foundry: Mr. Neilsen. Auto Shops: Mr. Jones, Mr. Posmatuk, Mr. Salich. Metal Fabrication: Mr. Dupuis, Mr. Savage. Industrial Physics Lab: Mr. Chirgwin. Gas Welding: Mr. Lamb, Mr. Cowgill. Arc Welding: Mr. Lamb, Mr. Cowgill. Machine Shop: Mr. Lamb, Mr Phillips. Pattern/Mold Making: Mr. Miloyevich, Mr. Davidson.
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