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

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CARL J. JACKOBEK STEPHEN J. MAREK M Every morning Carl wakes up to rooster- call and wheels his way to HSTI in Gramp's '50 Chevy. His many interests include sports, Chevs, Swedish nurses, and school dances. He despises cars that burn oil and claims to run a used-car lot. Carl plans to continue his engineering studies, or he may sign up in the Air Force. Civil Steve, a student with a big smile, quietly mischievous, never gets mad. His hobbies in- clude destroying the Computer Lab and keep- ing tropical fish: he likes the girls and long walks. The world will go on and on, but Steve won't interfere. Pulaski High and New Britain cheerfully await buildings he will plan or supervise as architect. GLENN E. MORGAN ARTHUR M. NERIANI Eat, drink, be men-y..if therefs :::3Offsx,H had. up 5352231 basketball y and likes 'Jazz' .elfcitemenlb Cars, on a cljisp autis DIPE. Ridingnhis Honda, Style. Plannin 1-REID morning, 'is' just his minimum trim gflikgmcfgqonal bulldmgs with would-be architect intJendsHSTD is what this 20 With Art's jolly nature, joking is 3 happy talent: in Lab fexcept Fortranl , he like a kettle Deer he hunts flfldeiis in b 'I d k l 5 Other ' y Chevy wlth ar bamglit For intramural Lounges, he attracts y - I games he provides the Civils bothvstrziljtisl and baskets. A bachelor he will be .m ' and raise some little Arts. Sen I-55 Y P. J. V, gy.. K rm and Tie III fif- we Hib

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x. URIELLO K -Q .I . y 'f'f'?11i- '- '-111. :sig 5-.T IN z, rl ... 'jf .ff We gy -hxlillilf,-E ---.- gf - ' '1-1:5-new 5, ic' ...TN V, 1,- M- '71, Ct' Itjg- :f I CET ff Z2 WILLIAM J. DALEY Bill's experience confirms that traveling by thumb is a great way to see America. He likes everything, from traveling to-girls. He has no use for congestion, confusion, or taxes. He learns more from listening than talking. Should you be there when the earth moves, check if Bill has just fulfilled his MICHAEL W. DE RAGON Mike's glance is cool Cas if estimating you, or any G. Fox customerl. But his smile, seeping under his glasses, widens to a grin -especially after a good Calc test. His big hobby is coaxing that '51 Plymouth fthe Hemi parked at the Polel to run. Dislikes women-drivers. He aims, in a Civil job, to future ambition. I l I '. 11, Senior 2 1 give F. L. Wright a comeuppance. HOWARD J. GOODRICH PAUL W. HUMPHREYS The silent sage from Shelton, and a past president fat Bullard Havens Highj of the National Honor Society, Howie is the quietly persistent type. He will, however, always voice an opinion if he feels strongly about a subject. Basketball is his favorite sport: his future ambition is to fulfill his military obligation. l9 Paul is the guy on the go. He likes the out-of-doors, hunting or horseback riding, he enjoys cars, and motorcycles, of which he has quite a collection. His main dislike is people who put you on. He likes to find out why a machine ticks. This should be of help, whether he goes on in school, or joins his Uncle Sam's Air Force.

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O ' I VZ! Vi. YERIANI W' f Senior FRED L. MASON 'ifwffffmefwy f The toil and sweat involved in studying take up lots of Fred's time: when not working, he's playing football or basketball. He has a remarkably quiet manner: yet when things liven up, look for Fred right in the middle. He hopes for a good job and more education. If work is a criterion for success, he has it made. ROBERT R. MESSIER One of our energetic, resourceful, talkative students is Bob. He plans to continue his education in, September fafter a June mar- riagej and to work here in Fair Hartford. While still single he enjoyed coin-collecting, football, and golfg but as a Lab. Asst. he has also learned skillfully to take orders, so-Happy wedding! DENNIS J. O'REILLY . U1 . 3 1.3-'I 5 pa 4' frfff'n1ilbeW52 '7' 2.---5 ' nf 5' ,3!hff,d:1g17 1127 nv 155,15-A .- ll' - H 111. b-Jil, fi I, i 311--M M 115 . 11.2 ' ., 14 .01 Known as Ben, the Menace studies, talks -or naps. He plans a future of water-skiing and surveying. He likes music, dry humor, science Cexcept Physicsj, and cheese fexcept Limburgerj. Living the 48-hour day and the far-flung weekend, often Ben turns from lively yarning to timely yawning. But, a Hibernian-why shouldn't he hibernate? ROBERT A. PHILBRICK When Bob yields, it is to curiosity about machinery: an avid lover of scooters, he even enjoys repairing one. Every problem for him is double: to find not only the answer, but the easy answer. And he loves work: he could sit and watch it for hours! Bob dislikes loud people and English, but hopes to be happy, rich, and healthy. 21