Hartford State Technical College - Technician Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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The past two years have been difficult and provocative for the Class of 1966. You have worked hard in preparing yourselves to meet the exacting demands of an ever- changing technical world. I congratulate you on these accomplish- ments. Be ever mindful, however, that your field of chosen endeavor is in a continu- ous state of flux, and that future success depends upon adapting to these unforeseen changes. Pursue your career with steadfastness and enthusiasm - happiness and success will be your reward. James G. Meade, Assistant Director, Evening School. 8 CONGRATULATIONS . . . During these two years we, your educators, have striven to develop within you the skills, understand- ing, and attitudes which should most help you meet the challenges of this technologi- cal era. These have been pleasant years - enjoy- able to us - and, we hope, fruitful to you. Now technological progress, changing the pattern and tempo of life, will intensify your problems - will confuse you. Yet, I believe, each member of the Class of '66 will, with God's help, meet those changes and challenges successfully. S. Thomas Pugarelli, Assistant Director. To the 1966 graduates - Congratulations! You have passed another milestone, another important test, in a, continuing series. Tests paced you thru high school, then got- you into HSTI. Here test after test fin some courses quite exactingj refined the screening, showed your proficiency. Place-- ment batteries and college-transfer screen- ings lie ahead. Life will continue with its barrage of tests. Exhibit the same determination that motivated you thru HSTI, and you will survive - testing after testing! Andrew J . Bunda, Director of Student Personnel. f lk i f 4 , . X ,, ,, W

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l Thomas V. Raimondi, B.S., M.A., Director During the past two years all of you in the Class of 1966 have pursued a try- ing and difficult program of studies. Your diploma is testimony that you have met the requirements We set for graduation, thus successfully completing the initial segment of your technical education. But bear in mind that education is an ever- continuing process. On the facing page is displayed the Honor Roll, both of seniors and freshmen. While the marks are ephemeral, these skillful students will retain three per- manent results: a widened scope of learn- ing, a greater accuracy of facts, a habit of success at problem solving. These acquirements will stand them in good stead. Some of you have been active members of our student clubs or intramural teams, so in your community you Will have the chance to participate in social or civic endeavors. Such responsibility, hardly touched here, must become a more im- portant part of your lives, if We are to maintain a functionally democratic socie- ty. On behalf of the faculty and staff of Hartford State Technical Institute, I ex- tend best wishes to the Class of 1966. MVWMH FA CULT 7

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