Hartford Regional Technical High School - Thinker Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1958 volume:

0 IZ I II .. , f Q Z I f W ,iff Ulu' J X ilvadewf A !3,f nwarcl XX KX x KN Y m y X CLASS OF 1958 Hartford Regional V Technical School Q mz,srNNAMoN Z Qffhzfff ln behalf of the faculty and the undergraduates may I, your director, extend to each of you my congratulations and best wishes. The education you have received here at Hartford Regional Technical School is only a foundation to be used to build a future of success and happiness. You have within your grasp the power to be- come the person you wish to be. As skill in your trade is developed by the constant repetition of good working habits, personality and char- actor are developed by the little things you do, day-by-day actions which add up to make you the person you are today, the person you will be tomorrow. To most graduates we say you are standing on the threshold of a new day, but to you, graduates of 1958, we say, you are standing tip toe on the brink of a new era, the age of nuclear energy. The dawn of the space ship is glowing on the eastern horizon. What wonders it will hold for you! The skills, knowledge, and attitudes developed by your technical education, enhanced by your general education is the crying need of our country today. The seed of technical education you received here can be fostered and developed to embark you on the flight to the upper echelons of engineering. The hope and future of our country is in the hands of the T958 graduates. We, the administrators and the faculty, have every con- fidence that you will meet the needs demanded of you, will be ex- cellent representatives of our school and will pave the way in industry and the community for graduates who are to follow you. Jeff Hartford Regional Technical School which at present is located on Washing- ton Street will have a new building in the near future. The new school which will be known as the Albert I. Prince Technical School will be located in the Charter Oak district of Hartford. Hartford Tech is a secondary school which maiors in skilled trades, it is under the direction of the Connecticut Depart- ment of Education, and its students, upon successful completion of their work earn a high school diploma upon which is en- graved the name of the trade completed. The graduates of Tech have made note worthy contributions to the building and machine industries as well as to the serv- ice occupations in Connecticut. Its alumni is prominent in the industrial life of the state. The trades taught at Hartford Tech at the present time are, automotive main- tenance, beauty culture, barbering, car- pentry, dressmaking, drafting, electrical, machine, plumbing, printing and radio. Wm CYLZUUK ZM6 ll XSL? Four years ago we entered the portals of Hartford Regional Tech- nical School, a system of education quite different from the grammar schools and junior highs we had just left. Boy! these shops were sumpin! This was the real thing, not just wood work and book cases. In about a month we were adjusted, we learned the ropes and be- fore we knew it, it was time for the annual outing and the end of the school year. ln our Sophomore year we found we were eligible for varsity sports. This year our Beauty Culture girls joined us and we took a very active part in intramural sports. In the Junior year we were members of the student patrol and SAA committees. Wes Swanson was elected president of the Student Activities Association and Connie Bradley was elected secretary, an office later filled, in the senior year, by Carol Lombardo, when Connie left. The Senior Class officers were elected as follows: Bob Proteau, President, Joe Costello, Vice-president, Dick Chasse, Treasurer, Helen Ray, Secretary. What work there was to do! Committees were formed for the year book, senior banquet and on and on. We had a swell time at Hatford Regional Tech and we shall miss it. Uwe f - i N - A ' X g 1 'SX' 5 hh, I I 0,1 Q Q , BLANCKI-:fr 7593997 sl l if 4'-.X ' .J L r 5 w- - M-italy The faculty advisers thank the Thinker committee for their efficient and helpful cooperation in getting out this fine edition of the yearbook. The time and effort required to publish this book shows an enthusiasm that comes as a result of good school spirit and team work on the part of everyone but more particularly on the part of the senior yearbook committee. 1 --5 A l l 6 , XJ' I A T lt! l n 9 : 'f'1-.1,,L,s.:s. Y 1 . ig 1.. v -T-fig 42257 '22 fffgfa-.9' 9 .IINIMQ Z, ' 'QL 1 ' -jgx Af Congratulations Francis Blanchette, Francis Blume, Edward Per- rotti, Robert Goodrich, Robert Proteau, Wesley Swanson, Robert Priga, Terry Ouellette, Helen Ray, Margaret Pacholski, Patricia McHugh, John Milikowski, William O'Brien, Joseph Faraci, Patsy Nocera, Richard Capoldo, John Chilicki, Theresa Montigny, Nettie DeGroat, and Joseph Costello. Back Row - Left to Right: Joseph Faraci, Patsy Nocera, Edward Perrotti, Richard Capoldo, John Chilicki, Wesley Swanson, Robert Priga, Francis Blanchette. Front Row - Left to Right: Theresa Montigny, Nettie D:Groat, Mzrion Ouellette, Robert Proteau, Joseph Costello, Patricia McHugh, Margaret Pacholski. T19 3 Iii!!! 4 Pat McHugh leaves her freckles to Carol Lombardo. Margaret Pacholski leaves her D. A. To Mr. Weaver. Judy D'Agostino leaves her fluttering eyes to Donna Ungewitter. Theresa Montigny leaves nothing but takes Richie with her. Nettie DeGroat leaves her flowers to Mrs. Jackson. Anne DiBernardi leaves her quietness to Barbara Reed. Francis Blanchette leaves his bottle of type lice poison to the freshman class. Edward Perrotti is taking everything with him including his nickname Peraggy. Francis Blume leaves his late passes to Morin. John Dougela leaves his torn coveralls to anyone who wants them. Elgar Rodrigue leaves the distinction of being the only senior Plumber to the juniors. Ronald Joiner leaves his parking place out front for anyone who wants his car towed away. Eric Nisbet leaves his lang hair to anyone that can cut it. Robert Proteau leaves someone else to sleep in his place. Albert Wallace leaves his nickname Alby . Nolan Sage leaves his weight to anyone who wants it. Joseph Castello leaves his Gungho to anyone who can't stand it. Bernard Daley leaves his hot Mercury to anyone who can afford to repair it. Richard Capoldo leaves his place at the table in shop where he sleeps. Richard Bureau leaves his wife. Richard Carbonell Iecves trade school, but takes Theresa with him. John Chilicki leaves the Radio Department to enter Television. Ronald Erisman leaves Wheeler in a trance. Robert Goodrich leaves his ability to play basketball to next years team. John Almori leaves Mr. Morris a slightly used B.F.O. note. Ralph Sirois leaves at any cost. Jim Hems leaves his knowledge of the radio curcuit to Joe Flasinski. Steve Bulissa leaves his nickname Stretch to Phil White. Ken Rindfleisch leaves the school, he hopes, to the teachers. Al Dufour leaves Spooner his seat in Mr. Sale's class. Andre' Dupuis leaves his smoothness to Mr. Sinnamon, Louis Bermani leaves his seat in Mr. Malley's room to a couple of wise guys. Stanley Harding leaves the school to his brother. ,addfifdf Tom Kielb leaves his dirty white bucks to Mr. Carter. Lawrence Paul leaves his Rube Goldberg ideas to Mr. Crowley. Ronald LaVasseur leaves his hair to Mr. Gouin. Robert Logan leaves a few less headaches to Mr. Crowley. Louis lotgering leaves his bed in Mr. Sole's room to Bill Morin. Donald Saegaert leaves his sharp clothes and boots to Mr. Weaver. Elbridge Slayton leaves his undone work to some unlucky iunior. Robert Watson leaves his early pass to his brother. John Malikowski leaves his haircut to Mr. Weaver. Augustine Schaller leaves gladly. Thomas Coatman leaves his sleeping chairs to Vinnie Zocaro. Richard Durocher leaves his work in the cafeteria to his brother Robert. Angelo Greco leaves like a bat out of ---- in his Fordmabile. Norman Phenix leaves the bandages from his nose in the waste basket. Ronald Goodrich leaves his space in the parking lot. Warren Hepp leaves his shyness to Sammy Vella. Richard Grinavich leaves his tall stories and general bull to Vinnie Zacaro. William O'Brien leaves for Scotty's Grinder Shop as usual. The Automobile Department leaves with half the tool crib. Mario Amato leaves all the girls to Mr. Barber. Mario Balboni leaves his calibrated Cfclamp to anyone dumb enough to ask for it. Richard Chasse leaves his chip making tool bits to some lucky iunior. David Colson leaves his dirty apron to Mr. Barber ta wash. Phil Desrosiers leaves his bannanas to Douglas Jr. John Hoffman leaves his brains to Mr. Sunderland. Art Potter leaves his rolling junk yard to Dennis Shea. Dennise Evans leaves her quietness to Janet Tenerowicz. Helen Ray leaves a few boys for the other girls. Terry Ouellette leaves her letters she writes in class to Mr. Malley. Elaine Lundberg leaves her smile and pleasant disposition to Patsy. Gordon Stevenson leaves his golden curls to the new Beauty Cul- ture girls. Potrick Golden leaves his hot Ford to the H.R.T.S. Automobile mechanics, John Malinowski leaves with a smile, Lorraine Mucha leaves her dark brown hair to Barbara Scoville. v 'v 6? ,,,.. YW Back Row - Left to Right: F, Saunders, W. Johnson, L. Strickland, Summa, E. Bartek, R. Lea, C. Sobolewski, C. Barber, G. Sole S. Tyburski, D. Urwick, R. Johnson, S, Scibek, E. Durham, J. J' MOHQY' V , E d Z D b k, First Row - Left to Right' M. L. Carter, W. Colby, W. Crowley Moms' M' 're e' ' om ms l' M. Albcm, C, O'Connor, H. E. Sinnamon, G. F. Weaver, S. Jack Second Row S Left ta Right: K. Berry, L. Gouin, H. French, J. son, G. Fooks, D. Schubert, E. F. Osterling. jqcmx SGW' Congratulations, let these yearbook pages serve as a reminder of your many days at Hartford Tech gaining new friends, new knowledge, new experiences and new confidence to face a critical world. 34' ZX MATH 50521-E. There are many opportunities around you, in fact, no A generation in history has enioyed the opportunities which are I yours. What you do with these opportunities is entirely up to you. Whatever measure of success you may achieve, whether it be great or small, will depend upon you and your willing- ness to work for it. X f 2 SENIQORE We hope you will aim high and enioy success. oF lg Farewell to a fine class from all of us. MR. WEAVER 7 KMA mln? Km Helen Ray wrll sarl to France to open a beauty shop for French Poodles Terry Ouellette rs opening a Beauty Palor rn the Artic Margaret Pacholskr has lust been elected president of Sage Allen Fur storage Pat McHugh now operates her own shop rn Windsor Locks desrgnmng coats for French Poodles Lorraine Mucho rs now going to open a fashionable dress shop on Park Avenue Teresa Montrgny plans to get married and have a beauty shop rn her home Dennrce Evans rs planning to open a dressmakrng shop after graduation Judith DAgostrno rs planning to make a move to Florida to better her busrness rn designing Helen and Terry came back from New York with their new Ivy League striped harr after attending a trnt 8. dye school We see that Robert Proteau has finally become manager of the Park Street Popular Market Richard Carbonell rs the head electrician at E J Korvette Bernard Daley has finally become head of the electrical department of Hartford Regional Tech Nolan Sage rs now the manager of Bob Schafer lawn mower shop Joseph Costello rs now head D I at Paris Island Al Wallace buys a 550 acre Dairy Farm In Rocky Hrll Eric Nrsbet buy s Maxwell s Drug Ronnie Jorner has token over Southern Ill as hrs personal back youd Richard Bureau now own Dworrn Chevrolet Inc John Dougela has been elected Elvis Presleys understudy Richard Capoldo has lust completed the wrrrng of an rgloo rn the Antarctic I.ours Berman: has rust taken over the White Feather form for back wages Al Slayton has now lust refused posmtrcn as president at Pratt 8- Whitney because of no chance for further advancement Robert Logan hos finally traded rn hrs 49 Dodge for a wheel charr Lawrence Paul rs still looking for a way to make money without working Robert Watson has lust opened a detec rve service with some loker called Holmes Stanley Harding I5 strll looking for a part time lab Donald Soegaert rs now a beachcomber on Cap Cod Lours Lotgerrng rs working hard and having a ball Thomas Krelb has rust opened hrs own private drafting ervrce Andre Dupuis has lust bought the Brick Block Hotel Ralph Srrors has lust made hrs thrrd mrllron Ronald Errsman has now a degree tn hypnoptherope lhypmotrsml Al Dufour rs still keeping hrs grrl guessing Ken Rrndflersch has hrs first harrcut Jrrn Hems hasnt returned from Scelr s yet Steve Bulrssa rs working for D 8- G Construction Co rn Torrington John Chrlrckr has lust become a radio engineer John Almorr rs playing basketball for the Celtics Robert Goodrich is running a sharp T V Store and repair service rn Wallingford Marro Amato rs head butcher at the Mohrgan Market Mauro Balbonr trades rn hrs Hot 51 Ford for an Arr Force let David Colson trades rn hrs I968 lndran for a broom to sweep the streets of Suffield Richard Chasse lust retired from the grocery busrness to practice hrs trade rn 1968 Lours Desrosiers lust collected hrs frnal unemployment check John Hoffman finally decides to ga to work Art Potter lust purchased hrs frfth Cadillac since graduation M687 19789 Il 1 lf Ronald LeVasseur has lust made headlines in Detroit for designing the latest thing in cars. , . . . AUTOMOBILE Foley, Reginald Gamache, Paul Holmes, Robert Hollis, Barrett Magnuson, George Suggs, Joseph Vella, Sam Zarcaro, Vincent BEAUTY CULTURE Lombardo, Carole Scoville, Barbara Hamilton, Mary Hamilton, Margaret Tenerowicz, Janet CARPENTRY Abramson, Irving Bryrutczyk, Thomas Dougela, William Drummey, Donald Durocher, Robert Galuska, Peter Morin, James Nicholson, James Oliver, Anthony Olsowy, John Shea, Dennis Tedford, Donald Wolf, Theodore DRAFTING Bouthet, George Boutin, Leo Kondzior, Joyce 1 Xa s S cus Q 5x 254 ffl -- C3 I I, f Q XX, I dxf X I . Bfvzoo JUNIOR OFFICERS Left to Right - John Filipone, Treas- Ba ba a Sco Ile S cretary, Robert Brule, President ME CLASS OF 1959 Matthews, Francis Milner, Robert O'Konis, Karl Pappalardo, John Smith, John DRESSMAKING Alden, Patricia Bonn, Arlita Haltiwanger, Beulah Snelling, Dixie ELECTRICAL Archambault, Robert Bartolomeo, Joseph Bonetti, Robert Dupont, Joseph Burkhart, Donald Filipone, John Hazard, William Herman, Kenneth Kasper, Edward Klatka, Frank Lamesa, Salvatore Larkin, James McCIuskey, Thomas Storrs, Robert Wing, Melvin Milkullitz, Frank MACHINE Angelica, Rosario Christie, Robert DeVaux, Terry Gallagher, Edward Gingras, Gene Harscheid, Edward Keroack, Louis Kowzun, John McDonald, Richard Prete, Anthony Roy, Alan Sussdorff, Howard West, Gerald Ziskowski, Edward Stankiewicz, Peter PLUMBING Baronousky, Gerald Fagan, Edward Lapore, Robert Vasquenza, Michael PRINTING Milavsky, Charles Welch, Charles RADIO Brule, Robert Chase, Gordon Cohen, Michael Flasinski, Joseph LeBlanc, Albert Huntington, Cedric Novack, William Page, Roger Pyrzyk, Walter Root, Robert Sikut, John Spooner, Roger Tomany, Kenneth Watson, Lucius Werner, Robert Wilkos, Richard s 1 I 1 WW!! v T E AQ 5 ' a N.,-,, -3 lf 14 1- X- ZZ-ff: ,ff Z -f i xx fb mouucnon Z um J Ki of n ff , Z hi! ifirigffff 1 nQd. ALMORI, JOHN C. Almof1s Radio Depa rfmenf Oh, Sure John is a very reliable person and is well like by his clossmales. His hobby is cusfomizing cars, ff A f 8 l me r r k f Q 8 no 4-as 6 ., C.Y.O., Intramural Basketball, Varsiliy Baskefball and Fishing. AMATO, MARIO Ginz Machine Deparfment Don'f Scorch me Ginz is always around when Qhere are jokes fo be fold. He is well liked and is a friendly person around the school. Sludent Patrol, Sfudenf Council. 'Qu x I fix arf' if hw BALBONI, MAURO J. Moria Machine Department Can't hardly get them no more Mario is a swell guy who gets along with everyone and has a wonderful personality. Mario spends most of his time working o his hot 51 Ford. BERMANI, LOUIS R. Big Boy Drafting Thats all right J.B. Big boy is a happy-go-lucky guy who gets along with all his classmates. Student Council, Manager of Intramural Basketball. BLANCHETTE, FRANCIS A. Blanchette Printing Department Who said so Blanchette is a good kid around the shop and school. If anybody wants anything done he'll do it for them, Student Patrol, Student Court, Intramural Basketball, Varsity Basketball Manager 58', Yearbook Staff. BLUME, FRANCIS E. Blume Printing Department Buy an adding machine, That's what counts Blume always has a good word and a ioke. He is also always around when you need him, A very good friend. Student Council, Student Patrol, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basketball. BULISSA, STEPHEN J. Steve Radio Department Hey Stretch Steve is a popular boy who is full of school spirit and always ready for a iolre, Steve plans to go to college. Good Luck! Student Patrol, Student Council, Junior Class Treasurer, S.A.A. Treasurer. BUREAU, RICHARD E. Rick Electrical Department I am a doll Richard is a lot of fun to be with. He always has a iolze to tell. He is a good worker and has a good chance getting ahead in his trade. Golf Club, Basketball-2, CAPOLDO, RICHARD T. Hcopyn Electrical Department Get lost Richard is a good student with a ready smile tor everyone. Good luclc boy and watch out for short circuits. CARBONELL, RICHARD Carbs Electrical Department Can't wait to see her Rich is a boy who is a very conscientious worker. He is popular with the students and will get somewhere in the future. Student Patrol. 7'-'Q 1 4 'R'-J -42 -L 1-Y 6' QS-v-v .,L CHASSE, RICHARD ffnacw' Machine Department I don't know Rich is always willing to Iend a helping hand. He is a quiet fellow who gets along with his classmates. CHILICKI, JOHN Jack Radio Department Are you kidding Jack is a very active fellow. He goes in for both sports and dances He is very well liked by his classmates. CYO, Honor Society, Baseball, Basketball. COATMAN, THOMAS H. Tom Automobile Department Tom is quiet, good natured, and easy to get along with. He's sure to make a go of the mechanics trade. COLSON, DAVID Dave Machine Department Get going Dave is a good fellow with an apparently serious face, fuII of mischief. He is a good student and will do well in his trade. COSTELLO, JOSEPH W. tfcosn Electrical Department Don't knock it Joe is on easy person to get along with. He always has some good to do for the school. Student Patrol, Student Court, Vice-President ol Senior Class, President of Jr. Class. D'AGOSTlNO, JUDITH L. Tweedy Dressmoking Oh No Judy is a very hard working girl with a lot of ambition. Honor Society, Decoration Committee, Glee Club. DALEY, BERNARD C. Bernie Electrical Department Get out of here Bernie is active in his work and in everything he does. He will always be that way. He will go places in the future. DESROSIERS, LOUIS Phil Machine Department Get 'em Hot Phil is a likable little guy. He enioys a good ioke and can ga along with a guy. He always tries hard at anything he undertakes. DOUGELA, JOHN HDUgie,, Electrical Department Don't bug me Dugie is a shy boy who will do well in his trade. DUFOUR, ALAN E MAIN Radio Department Lemme give you an appreciable tip Al is a serious guy who occasionally has a carefree good time He is always ready to help out Student Patrol. DUPUIS, ANDRE' R 'Duker Radio Department 'Saying Ice Down Twelve Andre gets along with all his classmates He is not quiet and doesn't shy away from the girls Student Patrol, Played at Christmas Party DUROCHER, RICHARD L ,Leon Auto Department Drag-Drag, go-go-go Leo is quite the kid to know He rs always talking about girls ln Shop he is known as the hot rod lud ERISMAN, RONALD Ronnie You'll be all right Radio Department Ronnie is a very quiet person and has a mind for positive thing- ing. Once he makes up his mind he acts. Social Events: Junior Achievement, Federated Youth Fellowship. Sports - Fishing, Baseball and Soccer. EVANS, DENNICE M. Dimple Dressmalzing Department Excuse me for breathing . Dennice is a very nice quiet girl with a very pleasant personality that makes her easy to get along with. Christmas Party, Sight Seeing Club, Junior Class Representative, Senior Class Representative, Glee Club. FARACI, JOSEPH A. i'.loefi Carpentry Department Get off the ceiling The quiet one who is always asking questions. Student Council Rep. 3 years, Student Court, Student Patrol. GASKELL, DONALD W. Don Carpentry Department We might have to blast Don is well liked around the school even though he is very quiet. He does well both in shop and related classes. bf GOLDEN, PATRICK J. MPM., Carpentry Department I am not comming in tomorrow, Mr. French Pat has a pleasing personality and is well mannered. He keeps his classmates happy with his humor. Where you see a hot black ford with white skirts you can be sure Pat is around. He will surely have ci successful future. GOODRICH, ROBERT F. Hsobn Radio Department Bob is a hard working guy who in spite of communicating to Wal- lingford everyday still find time for basketball and S.A.A. activities. He is a good student and a good friend to everyone. Vice-President, Social Division, S.A.A., Varsity Basketball, 56, 57, 58. GOODRICH, RONALD R. ffGoodYn Automobile Department A guy who can take a ioke, a fine fellow who is always willing to learn something new. He is sure to make good as a mechanic. GRECO, ANGELO R. .,AngH Automobile Department Are you going to the dogs Aug is an excellent mechanic and a good natured guy. He's always willing to help c guy who's in trouble. GRINAVICH, RICHARD J. my Automobile Department Tiny is o good mechanic who has the best iokes in the shop. HARDING, STANLEY R. Stash Mechanical Drafting How about .it Stash is a quiet guy who works hard at anything he does. He is a good student, easy to get along with, and ready to help his fellow students. Intramural Sports. HEMS, JAMES Jim Radio Department Another guy wha makes that long trip from Wallingford every- day. Jim is a fine student and a good sport. Good Luck Boy. HEPP, WARREN P. Stretch Automobile Department Ah . . . I don't know A good kid about 6'3 tall. He is forever adding a new color to one part of his radical Ford. He's usually found under a car in the auto shop. He is a very quiet guy in school. 25 'T . 18 l 584 It lf HOFFMANN, JOHN P., JR. Jack Machine Department Jack, a good worker is always ready to help. The type of person who will always take a ioke with a laugh. Rifle Club. HOLCOMB, CHARLES R. IIHOIRYII Carpentry Department Holcomb did it Charlie is a good worker and can be depended upon for any job that is given to him. He is well liked by everyone. JOINER, RONALD Ronnie Electrical Department Without that boisterous laughter the halls of H.R.T.S. would be quiet but lacking in movement and cheer. KIELB, THOMAS J. rom Drafting Department Tom is a ernest student who enioys a good laugh. He is easy to get along with and willing to help others with their problems. Year book committee, dance club, model club, merit award. LeVASSEUR, RONALD E. fflevosn Drafting Department Your What hurts LeVas has been with us three years. He always has a witty answer to any question and is liked by everyone. He is a hard worker and will go far in his trade. Class Advertising Representative, Sports Club. LOGAN, ROBERT V. ffiogsff Drafting Department Listen Mac Logis quick wit and humorous remarks mark him as an easy person to get along with. Intramural Basketball, Parade of Youth, Class Representative. LOTGERING, LOUIS S. HLOUI, Mechanical Drafting Louis a quiet boy, a satisfactory worker and a good student. He stands up for what he wants. MALINOWSKI, JOHN Red is a shy well dressed fellow sure he will have a bright future. new Carpentry Department Are you kidding with a lot of ability. We are 'UN 12' Q'-. MCHUGH, PATRICIA A. Carrot Top Dressmaking Department Are you out at your mind This Windsor Locks red-head has been in Tech for 3 years. Her pep and ambition together with her humor and personality will be remembered by all. Decorating Committee, Yearbook Committee, Student Potrol,, Student Council. MILIKOWSKI, JOHN A. Jack Automobile Department Fabulous Jack has a smile for everybody, especially the girls. He was an active member of the student council for two years. Student Council, 2 years, MONTIGNY, THERESA S. H1-ern Beauty Culture Department Holy Cow Where Richie is, Theresa is, with her big brown eyes. ls she hear- ing wedding bells. Cheering 2, Captain 3, Christmas Party. MUCHA, LORRAINE A. Little Girl Dressmaking Department Are you kidding Lorraine is always laughling and smiling. She has a brimming personality and happy as the day is long. What a long day, Decoration Committee, Student Council Member, Dance Club 2, Christmas Party, Usherette at the 1957 graduation, Glee Club, Year Book Committee. NISBET, ERIS R. Lina Electrical Department Will you Li1zy's chief boast are that he drinks three quarts of milk a day and that he will one day be manager ot Maxwell's. O'BRlEN, WILLIAM F. Bill Automobile Department Nobody likes a smart g.uy Bill is liked by just about everyone especially the girls. He takes his studies very seriously even math. You can usually find him by looking for a cloud of smoke, his cadillac burns oil. Student Patrol OUELETTE, MARION T. ff-I-enyn Beauty Culture Couldn't tell ya Terry with her pleasing smile and big brown eyes can't be missed by anyone. She is well liked and will go far in her trade. Junior Class Secretory, Student Council, Cheerleading 2 8- 3 Glee Club Student Patrol Secretary 3, Dance Committee, Year book. PACHOLSKI, MARGARET R. upegff Dressmaking Department Definately A sweet girl with a pleasing personality and a good word for everyone. She has been very active in school activities. Dance Club, Student Patrol, Student Council, Vice President of Student Activities Association, Christmas Party, Usherette at 1957 graduation, Glee Club, Year Book Committee, Honor Society. ...Q fi fd JP! PAJOR, KAZMER C. HKUSN Carpentry Department How luckey can you get Kaz can work with anybody no matter how the other person does the job. He is liked by all his classmates. He worked hard at all his tasks. Student Patrol. PAUL, LAWRENCE A. Larry Drafting Department Lets go kid Larry is a steady worker who is always ready to lend o hand. Student Patrol, Intramural basketball, Intramural Baseball, Bowling Club. PERROTTI, EDWARD S. Perrogy Printing Department Im not talking while the flavor lasts Perrogy is a reliable person and liked by all his classmates. A hard working student for the good at all. Good Luck Perrogy. Student Patrol, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball, Year Book Staff. PHENIX, NCRMAN P. Norm Automobile Department Don't get shook Norm is a likeble guy who always gets the raw end of the deal and he always takes it like a champ. He always finds his way out, we think it's because of his swell personality and cute looks. Auto Dept. Student Patrol. POTTER, ARTHUR C. An Machine Department you've had it Art is a good worker who gets along well with eyeryone. He is fun to be with and always ready for a laugh. He is sure to go places. PRIGA, ROBERT H. HBCU, Carpentry Department I see you don't work out at the Y Bob is one of the nicest bays the school ever had. He is easy to get along with and can take a lake. He is always ready for a good time. Intramural Basketball, Student Patrol, Student Court, Student Council. PROTEAU, ROBERT P. Hsobft Electrical Department Don't tell me Bob, a quiet bashful boy, who has spent four years here at tech has a good ward for everyone. RAY, HELEN F. Rayski Beauty Culture Department Hy Girlie Helen is a sharp dresser and has a pleasing personality. She is well liked by all her class mates as well as the faculty. You will never see her alone. Senior Class Secretary 4 years, student Patrol Secretary 4 years, Cheerleading Captain 4 years, Chairmen, Dance Committte 4 years, Glee Club 2, 3. -fl' st fx-q . ,gf ,sn ,df f qi G9 RINDFLEISCH, KENNETH C. HKEHH Radio Department Don't bother me Ken is a fellow who is really interested in T.V. We feel sure he will make a name for himself in his trade. RODRIGUE, ELZEAR A. Rod Plumbing Department A big good-nctured boy with a big gaad-natured smile goes for in speaking of Rod. lt good-nature and ready wit is a measure of success, Rod will have a fine career. SAEGAERT, DONALD R. ,tziggyn Drafting Department Animal We were all lucky enough to have Ziggy with us for four years. He is well liked and known by everyone. He will go in for drafting and in society. Good luck always. Student Patrol, Student Council, Dancing Club. SAGE, NOLAN H. Na-land Electrical Department Hat Ford Nolan is a swell guy wha has a mind for Fords only. We all know he will always have a good iob as manager at Bob Schaf Lawn Mower Shop. SC HALLER, AUGUSTINE L. New Automobile Department Hay Hay Putsy C:oodby Gus is quite the friend to have when needed or not, SIROIS, RALPH C. nsirt, Radio Department Stop it Although he is a hard working mechanic, Ralph always has time for a ioke or a word of advise, SLAYTON, ELBRIDGE L. ,,E,,, Drafting Department Got a Pencil We are sure if Elbridge ever decides to give up the idea of being a draftsman he will make a fine auto mechanic, That hot-rod of his really moves along except in cold weather of course. STEVENSON, GORDON T. Gordie Carpentry Department f'She's nice Gordie is a swell guy and lilced by all, especially the girls. He's always got a pleasant remark or iolze. He is very neat, clean- cut, well mannered boy, with a successful future ahead of him. Student Council Representative, Student Council Treasurer, Bas- ketball. if Vw Q7 if 1 l 7-1 K SWANSON, WESLEY W. Wes Carpentry Department Oh get out of here Wes is a hard working student and the best Carpenter in the school. His future is bright, WALLACE, ALBERT J. Alberito Electrical Department Shocking Al is a quiet hard working fellow who never loses sight of his goal. We are sure he will have a successful future. WATSON, ROBERT F. Bob Drafting Department Silence is golden, so lets get rich Bob is the tall silent type who is always willing to give his fellow students a helping hand whenever it is needed. Student Patrol ALLEN, GLENN L. Glenn Drafting Department lspecialj Glenn is a good student and a hard working fellow who has a good word for everybody. There's na doubt about it he will be a darn good draftsman. BOILARD, NORMAN E. Norm Barbering Department lspeciall Quiet and conservative and very friendly toward all. A true friend when you get to know him. CHIRICO, MAURICE G. Chirk Machine Department lspecialj Maurice is cheerful and always there when you need him. He is a good fellow and fine machinist. CORNISH, JAMES D. Jim Barbering Department lspecial! Oh' how he hates to get up in the morning, especially Friday's. CROSBY, ELIZABETH Elizabeth Dressmalring Department lspecialj What-eee !l! Elizabeth is always full of fun and is always tagging along last in the cafeteria line. Can't miss that coffee!!! T' 1 --4 X it ' iii. 1- if DeGROAT, NETTI nettIes Beauty Culture Department lspeciall so whatI Nettie is an intelligent girl and Ioves to laugh. Her ambition is to be a good housewife and hairdresser, Glee Club, Decorating Committee. HIGGINS, MARY N. HMGYYH Dressmoking Department lspeciall Somebody goofed Mary is well liked by everyone in Dressmaking and is always willing to help with problems we may have. How about that hot STUDEBAKER. LUNDBERG, ELAINE L. I.anie Beauty Culture Department Cspeciall Hey Helen A real sweet kid, with a great personality, thot is well liked by all. The B.C. class has had a lot of fun with her around. Cheerleader, Decorating Com mittee. NOCERA, PATSY A. Pm Barbering Department Kspeciolj Have to wash my car tonight. The Lou Costello ofthe Barber Class, Always keeps them laughing POYNTON, GILBERT R. 'fear' Machine Department lspeciall Gil is a good egg and a hard working guy. His graduation will have a vacant spot in the machine shop, Here's a guy with a real personality. He will do well in his trade and continue to get along with everybody. PUFFE, STANLEY G. ,tsmnn Barbering Department Cspeciall Never seen without a grin on his face, and oh how he can laugh. CALITRO, RICHARD A. Dick Barbering Department Ispeciall Ah! That's nice Dick, small in statue but lively in spirit. Time for a laugh boys. Also possesses the talents of playing the drums. MASTRO, MICHAEL F. Make Barbering Department Ispeciall lets lrnoclr it off! Mike, one of the bigger fellows in the barber class, and what a likeable guy. Also a fine musician. X SN if N, xx n-,oeu Barbering Department fspeciulb Gohc have that cigcrefte , , 2.1435 . . 'ff L,':L. . . ff ','...1u-. BARGANIER, ROBERT G. BARSALEAU, WARREN L. BEDARD, JOSEPH R. BERK, JOHANNA BOGINO, DENNIS P. CERTO, PAUL V. CHAMP, NICHOLAS CHILDREE, DONALD b V .,.,.,f.. '.-ff,-.,-,g,,..',-.I ..m . . ., 'J . f 1 ' 62af.ew..f2:f.f1ff.. . .,'v,j'. ,MHZ jfljqv ,Ii .' , ,-- N' -,qgyffi - wp, u'r.!'g- ,af I-121551 COULOMBE, MAURICE E. ST. MARTIN, JOSEPH P. Joe, c very good worker ond a big credit to the barber class of '58 . And boy how he can dance. M DEMONSTRANTI, BENJAMIN DEVIN, RONALD E. DIBERNARDI, ANNE M. DURRENBERGER, EDWARD G. GARDNER, JOHN W. GREGAN, ROBERT S. GROTE, WILLIAM F. HABERIN, PAUL J. KIEFFER, CHRISTOPHER B. 32 LEMIEUX, GILLES G. LEONE, CHARLES P. LEWIS, RUDOLPH LUSA, PETER MARTIN, DAVID NOE, JAMES P. NYCZ, JOSEPH A. WEXELMAN, MORTIMER WHEELER, ROBERT E. The Student Government is made up of two divisions: The Student Patrol is the school police force. The members are students who have been chosen though the Student Council with the approval of the Advisor. The Patrol's main task is to see that all school rules and regulations are obeyed. A student patrolman serves on the Patrol for five months. The Student Court is the school court. Here offenders of the school rules and regulations are judged by nine judges: six seniors and three juniors. They hear the charge and give the defendant a chance to tell his side of the story. If the defendant is found guilty, they have to agree on a punishment given to him. This year the judges are Robert Watson, Theresa Montigny, Ralph Sirois, Mario Amato, Francis Blanchette, Melvin Wing, Lucius Watson, Gerald West and Alan Roy. Three who were on the court for the first half year are: Joseph Costello, Joseph Faraci and Robert Priga. -7 Front Row Left to Right James Larkin Joseph Faraci, Robert Archenbau't, Marion Ouellette, Helen Ray, Roxanna Stevens, Marie Priga Francis Blanchette Mario Amato Joseph Costello Theresa lndomenico, John Smith, Robert Carbonell. Montigny Advisor Mr Fooks Back Row - Left to Right: Daniel O'Leary, Philip White, Joseph Second Row Left to Right Robert Brule Kenneth Herman, Robert DuPont, Craig Bently, David Hogan, Dennis Sullivan, Edward Amato, George Bouthet, Melvin Wing, James Milner, Student Patrol. L L. The Student Council was made up of representatives from each home room class under the leadership of seven officers: President, Wesley Swanson, Secretary, Carole Lombardo, Treasurer, Stephen ' Bulissa, Vice President, Social Division, Robert Goodrich, Vice Presi- dent, Student Patrol, James Larkin, Vice President, Athletic Division, James Morin, Vice President, Activities Division, Margaret Pachol- ski. The Student Council with the guidance of our Faculty Advisor, Mr. R. C. Johnson had a very successful year. At the beginning of the year the student council elected two representatives, Senior Representative, Margaret Pacholski and Junior Representative Robert Brule to the Student Congress of Connecticut Vocational Schools. Robert Brule was a member of the committee that revised the Stu- fa dent Congress Handbook. 'Bt ln October five of the student council members were chosen to attend a meeting of the Federation of Student Councils, at Canton High School where a great deal was gained by meeting with stu dents accompanied by their faculty advisor attended the confer- ence, Robert Brule, Melvin Wing, Stephen Bulissa, Margaret Pachol- ski, Carole Lombardo. Last spring all the members of the student council in recogni tion of their service to the school enjoyed a trip to Mystic Seaport. The Student Council is a very necessary and important part of the school program. The officers and representatives performed outstanding service for the school during the year. i President, Wesley Swanson Front Row - Left to Right: Stephen Bulissa, Robert Goodrich, James Moran, Louis Bermani, Raymond Montigny, John Ciak, Mario Amato Morin, Margaret Pacholslmi, Wesley Swanson, Carole Lombardo, James Deanna LeDuc, Marion Ouellette. Larkin, Advisor, Raymond C. Johnson. Back Row f Left to Right: Robert Brule, John Olsowy, Dennis Sullivan Second Row V Left to Right: Lorraine Mucha, Joseph St. Martin Jr., Daniel O'Leary, Charles Smith, Gerald Baranouslxy, Charles Miller Frank Scotella, Melvin Wing, Thomas Tornutore, Robert Nadler, Eamon Robert Priga, Jack Milikowslci, Allen Roy, Edwin Lepalx. n.' gill! lili uv .OI if I-4 2 . Q. T ltr, 'Q O x X x x S 58 x x 'X x 5 N X u 1 l f X., N lu .M o ob o o no X oo - ' one o e ... . K R D0 N 000 I u X 0 0 0 0 evo G X . To , Z s E ooo 0 4 O 'Q 1 K I . us- ul! Xxhuhuuulufwfu,ll,f,,,f4fnlllfflu,ul,l,,jMQd ul ,L ? f WHO S Wllda SX l ow Ss lluffflll ff fu! f Q uf l X ul Nh I U X UQ X Zpsypw cu xllllv fllll l J lx! J lxlll lv lflllw lx Juli 0 O O 0 ' o v Il .,1MLJnu f1 X K X wwf'-L l .Ql kr.. 1111-'E PROGRAM Done most for Hartford Tech lBoyJ Done most for Hartford Tech lGurlJ Best Lookung gurl Best lookung boy Cutest gurl Cutest boy Most athletuc boy Most athletuc gurl Best drag wuth faculty Worst drag wuth faculty Most polute boy Most polute gurl Boy most lukely to succeed Gurl most lukely to succeed Smallest senuor gurl Tallest senuor gurl Smallest senuor boy Tallest senuor boy Most studuous B st dressed gurl Best dressed boy Most stubborn Most bashful Most ambutuous Wuttuest Buggest Bluff Class baby Class teaser fboyl C ass teaser Cgurlj Class clown Class flurt lboyl Class flurt fgurlj Most happy go lucky Wes Swanson Margaret Pacholsku Helen Ray Bull O Bruen Lorraune Mucha Gordon Stevenson John Almoru Theresa Montugny Joseph Faracu Ralph Surous Francus Blume Dennuce Evans Wes Swanson Margaret Pacholsku Dennuce Evans Ronald LeVasseur Stephen Bulussa Robert Goodruch Helen Ray John Malunowsku Ronald Jouner Charles Holcomb Joe Costello Bull O Bruen Steve Bulussa Ronald Goodruch Francus Blume Patrucua McHugh Ruch Capaldo Norman Phenux Juduth DAgostuno Robert Saegaert 35 ful! y,fuul,fff! 1 i -1- f u f 'l f XXlllI Xl R I is l 'ff' ly lull u ylyy 'LAXXXXXX -1 Z, X , jflll UU 05,Q,V5vs ., + L' v- I , CHQ YM HA fyffu fy u R .4 ',-. x D01 I 1 L ' I 5 f ' I ' ' .L u f ' fu'-QLIS-14 I if Qxll I -- 4 I + T' x L gl I- ' 7 L..- I tu -I r J -li T- - U - .'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. ' ffffffffff.'.'ffffffffffff.'fff.'fffffffffffffffffffffffffffff.'fff.'ff.'ffff.'f um-,une Mucha u ' ..iff1fififfffQIIfQ1IifflfIIfIJ1IIIifffIf1fflffffliffff J D A E22 ,,,y f ' ,..,..: WXSSVii37 Fi glL4L fx- fx W J ,Egan , 'N 4,1 A H5211 C X Q-1-2-fy , lf , ' , , lvfx . '- . Mfg ' ,f. tv' 4 I' ! 3 'X II, f , i If ' A I . N L i ?' 1, 1 GQOUY , . -, z 'L 7 :MA 7057. KG fwa 414 0 LVL. 1 ,-1. , QyfC5 fvfd 1 QQ 0114410 vacwazcgf Seated - Left to Right: Joseph DuPont, James Morin, Kenneth Tomany, John Thomas, Joseph Suggs, Robert Goodrich. Standing - Left to Right: Francis Blanchette, Mgr., Robert Aube, Robert Nadler, Thomas Bezrutczyk, John Almori, Gerald West, Robert Werner, Z. Dombroski, Coach. BASKETBALL Hartford Tech got off to a slow start this year. ln the first game Tech was swamped by Wilcox Tech. This didn't hurt the teams moral by any means and Tech came back in the second game with tremendous win over the Alumni. This gave the team confidence so that they were able to defeat E. C. Goodwin Tech in their third game. Although the team progressed, the fourth game was lost to Holy Trinity H. S. ln the fifth game when all looked lost, the team made a driving come back from underneath to step out on top and swamped Howell Cheney Tech 48-41. The next three games were lost but this didn't stop the team from trying to win. ln the next game, which was played away, Tech won over E. C. Goodwin 48-45. The last four games of the season were to be played on the home court. The first of the four games was played against Howell Cheney, which proved to be the second time Tech swamped this team. The second game didn't prove to be so profitable, they lost by four points. The third game was won by three points over St. Thomas H. S. This put the team in good standing. The fourth game was a rough tough game to the finish. Tech lost this game against Holy Trinity H. S. by one point. This was a great loss. If Tech had won this game they would have come up with 7 wins, 6 losses. So Tech finished the season with 6 wins, and 7 losses. : vim OR! N OUR 1957 TEAM Second Row - Left to Right: Zygmund Dombroslmi, Coach, lawr- ence Phillips, Manager, Richard Phillips, Joseph Flasinski, John Thomas, Joseph Urbanowski, Richard Nadler, Robert Werner, Manager, Gerald Pouliat, Manager. Front Row 3 Left to Right: Dennis Bogino, Robert Brule, Kenneth Tomany, John Ciak, Captain, Stanley Kozak, Joseph DuPont Joseph Suggs. E92 il' i X Fon' X .Nil L lflx vw G 1 I WOWWY ....-.- L,,Akr xy mn ' ,Qi N 'N After a successful 1955-1956 season, Hartford Tech came back to try to equal its 1955-1956 record. After losing the first two games, because of a late start at practice, they came back to win two games straight from Vinal Tech and Simsbury High School. The fifth game was a real thriller, but Tech lost 8-7 to Vinal Tech in a game that went into over time play. The next two games were lost by scores of 9-3 and 7-1. After these two loses Tech scored two more victories, 1st over E. C. Goodwin Tech, that game went twelve innings before Hartford Tech won 4-3. The second game with Goodwin went overtime with Hartford Tech winning 6-3 to complete a season of four wins and five loses. The returning lettermen that played in the 57 season were Stanley Kozak, the teams leading hurler, who won four games for Tech, Dennis Bogino, good second basemen with a sharp bathing eye, along with Joseph Urbanowski, short stop. These two boys had the fastest and more colorful double play combination than any school that Tech played. John Ciak, a frantic little catcher, who had also played the two previous years had the highest batting average 313. John was captain of the 57 team and also a spark plug for the rest of the team. He came through in fine style as the team's top hitter. Under class- men to return were Robert Brule, who can either play the outfield or catch, Kenneth Tomany, a third basemen, Joseph Suggs a hard running left fielder. Promising rookies who played were Robert Nadler and John Thomas. 39 Q1Dnl Z - t -3- l in-s lll Pi ' -fit i l 0 , oil v-can -rp -five Ut L I 4 an-1-ex. gag an' A 'acl' -4 , 1 5 n v- is .. ' lCQllO gh., inc its R .Sh 'Anfymli-vit J - '- 55:75 K 1, . r ' Q . 4 sw XX .- v'i Q g R ' - --. u . ,sk .gn 'V Q4 for ' .5 as J 00.130 we L0 qN,lX,o'!2:2I112 Wve Za ' 1 7531 I I0 QEAU reMvS UWLAI ,, - UI? 5 ee was-AVQZ Am ous :mc-,+OLSK I Bi2us.E X K I 6 j , g ffw 1 -bien iw QW EVENING IN PARIS Semi-Formal Dance The annual semi-formal, titled Evening in Paris, this year, was held Friday evening, February 14 from 8:00 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. The attendance was such that extra tables and chairs had to be moved in. The music was furnished by the Phil Mooney Quartet. The gym was beautifully decorated in blue and silver, portraying a view of Paris by moonlight, the tables and chairs set along streets bearing French street names. Refreshments were served cabaret style in the auditorium. The high point of the evening was the selection of king and queen. All in attendance ioined in a grand march from which ten girls and ten boys were selected by the faculty. The selections were based on: popularity, attractiveness and contribution to the school. Crowns of sliver, with numbers one to ten, were placed on the heads of the candidates. They marched around the floor to enable the students and their escorts to make choice and mark ballots as to their preference of king and queen. The result of the vote was: Margaret Pacholski as Queen and Robert Brule as King. The four runners up making the Court were: Nettie DeGroat, Brenda Willey, Patricia Roth- hammer and Mary-Lee Nichols as attendants to the Queen and Joseph DuPont, Frank Lombardo, Robert Proteau, James Hems, were escorts to the King. The court escorted the King and Queen to the stage, where Mr. Sinnamon, our director, did the official crowning. From here the King and Queen proceeded to mount the stairs into the clouds to their throne, as the stars blinked behind them. The dance was a great success, thanks to the committees of students and their faculty advisors for all of the thought and work put into the prepara- tions. The attendance by so many of the students and their friends added greatly to the success. We hope that all future dances and particularly semi-formals at Hartford Tech will be equally success- ful. yo be 3 1.4 FJ? ,v. ,A iii ,J . iw , il E i Si L 2 if ff ZZ Z 1 fl If I It 4. X Xxx QQ ..,,.. o 6,0 . 1 ' o 4 . . 1, 's'.0,v',0.o at , V .' 15' -' ' . 3 .o 1 - . . . '33, .' -, .VX-. 0 . . -.' , .V F., xo . . 1 . ...K .9 A .- 1 3 1 r, - Q 'Q' u 4'- . ' in I s -Q ' Q. Q, D .. , . ygif. I .A I 7g nr I Q ,akin n l...-JB,-- 'I CA RROT TOP ,Q Q f f 1 gx - J, ,,'. f 4 do 'ana . r ,-'.' l,Ox ' '.'5'.- . -'5foS . ' D ,. gf' ' oi' ' o f ' 41.6 .- .C',9' I . ,. ,. 4. ' 4 s lo nu ,. 4 .5 ef 'PEl?7?O .5 -, ex S. s, ' vo. 'N . . V Q ,. .,z,s. 'OO 544W 5 .S Q. Q . Q Q . .- 5 r. , 1 nv' .Q 'Q . l 5 ' A , Q Q.. . . . . . bi-2 .5.Q'b 0 0.0. Zin wi 54.3 o . Q . . . Q 5 ,130- Pg 5.4: bzszof S 055. 4 36 dc x 14, ff ' 1 l u 'Q' 9 .- .- '1 ' .. .. .- .--g ,. 111 . .... . .. C'4'E'r, If -A 4 9 ,- , 4 'x 73J.LlME J 2 iff if? 0 X Xi! X wow Y Sk .A 5 f . A J bi . W Q- M1 . 2 S 5 - i E My , . Xi i ixl lf eg. .im The annual Christmas Party of December 20 turned out to be one of the best Christmas Parties ever held at Hartford Regional Tech. This year's participation among the students was better than we expected. This year the entertainment included a great deal of variety, The program got under way at 9:30 a.m. with Robert Goodrich, Social Vice President, leading the school in a salute to the flag. Then our director, Mr..Sinnamon, said a few words to get the program started. Ralph Sirois, this years Master of Ceremonies was introduced and got the show rolling with the Carpentry Department doing a skit that the audience went wild. Following the skit everybody ioined together to sing Silent Night. This was followed by a pantomine by members of the Drafting Department, Machine Department, and Automobile Department. Besides guest singer Nick Nofi who sang a series of songs accompanied by Mr. Sunderland the entertainment was supplied by the student. Hypnotist, Ronald Erisman of the Radio Department made the program even more exciting by calling some of the students to the stage to help him with his hypnotic feats. Other entertainment included the singing of Christmas Carols by Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors of the Beauty Culture and Dressmaking Departments, an accordian solo by Dennis Dec from Machine Department, a drum and trumpet duet which kept the audience rocking all the way through the performance. The program ended with a trumpet solo by Robert Brule. After the enterainment refreshments were served in the cafeteria. School was then dismissed until January 2, 1958. So ended the Christmas Party for the year 1957. if if we til? --,..,,, Q i S wi ,. 1' ff ot Qs s wif June rolled around and the final week of hectic activities got its send off with a whopping school outing. The traditional annual outing at Com- pounce is an event that has gone on since the school began. The whole school, from freshmen to seniors, boarded busses and invaded Lake Compounce armed with bathing suits, sun glasses and enormous appe- tites. Swarming students lined up for rides on the roller coaster, the bumper cars, the airplane rides and the merry- go-round, or availed themselves of the opportunity to cool off at the beach. 4 A N t fx Q. ' 'I N l Y X -X gf X X . ,ltr-f . . 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