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

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DONALD J RUSSELL Z mon 1 TIMOTHY D. HARKEY Your old family doctor Cwhen youngj may- be looked as benevolent as Tim, whose sym- pathy stops only at cheese and Viet Nam. Hark will, someday, bring that bedside-man- ner to the ailing TV, upset scope, neurotic circuit. Beside pursuing car shows, drag races, basketball, spy tales and book-collecting, Tim will flirt with the B.S. PHILIP C. SENGLE EARL F. HUNT Earl's smile is a kind of personal laser- beam, which, focussed knowingly on a nice little circuit problem, wilts the conundrum. Ham radio heads his hobbiesg he enjoys get- ting a ckt. to perform properly. His future calls for more school, a B.S. for higherl degree, and working in the shadow of Alex- ander Graham Bell's whiskers. 5- ,f 64 0 ,w Q ff ,tj . QQ, Q ..,, f new '- ' - H ff 9 f ff , ,f f fc f :fu I, ,, t f WW, M, Q f ,ff , . ff Ziff? hulk-ii,I 4, ,W ,.,, , fgrwy X I ,, . I 'G V naw V' V 4. f f, f, Q, , 1 2 f KK f f Don, a citizen possessed of vote and wit, entertains his fellows-as well as some fac- ulty. Much of his scope consists in explain- ing things the hard way. In contest with Phil's his lip looks less walrussy. Though claiming Cin Electj to drink more beer faster... his real distinction is as the Dept's fossil apostle of the docile oscilloscope. Phil's warm smile, above his formidable moustache, is no sign of compromise: he may Just.have judged the opposition and dug in. DISCIDIQ of Pug fand Louella Parsonsl much poop in these sketches is his handiwork. Long the Council's blond maverick, he will take his appetites fof mind and tummyj into the Navy. 42 t' M Hfff4.ffWW JZ! kr.. V, kWZ,Ws. M . unzip My' ,h rg- , 3, f, 'f ,W ' 'Mn If H gives' f C586 ' ff ff ff W X f r ' I X ff W ' 0 f f f f 1 f X f 17 ff 6 AO WfvW4,,v,eZ , f f X fl Z' , ff f f f ,, 125, My WQC Q yt f f f X ff , Q f, f ff ff X f f f WU ff Z4 X . V fa W 'Y' uf I .W M. 1 I X , X X ff yf W , X f ff f! 1? 4 A 1, V J y f W W W We Zlfffggfg W RMK? nsvmmwji W, f , , ,f , , , ff f 7 f f WY XG! VU! X X, 7 W 4 WC Of f- f f f My W ff aa f f f f fag, 7 ff Q Z f ff! -A ,, M54 m!jW,f! ,jf xo Q f f , f ff X I , Q if W: xff 7 X 1 Wy 62 Zff f X X D3 'X X ' We K 1 f :sd f f W f f f I 5 5 Wa M G f t f f f W 'w f f ff 0 Mf ' 6 fl WWW, .'2., W If mi . f at if yy fx A , I, ,, If Vlyl I I , , M W A , I V C9 ,W Wim ,af ,xg Wi' .7 I I If ,f I ff V2Ufff,,f5 WWW, ww' -N Mu, ,, I hy f, ,f cexgr , 2304 .V Q g X C . ryfaox ff mf f Fw' mf 'ds-5'--fm HW' ' W ,, ,ff fm, f v M, 'W 0434, -..ov w 3Y 7 d'f 1 f ' 'tial game ff f esweams i f w ff-N-----1 'WFANTOYH-2. ,:'5E7'E2,W 'fff4,fwM,,, v 'M' Rich 2 for snicl as shunt likes lon the Cafl son's be of the l may tickl I A ,, -4 er

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I STANLEY C. BARNES TAGE A. CARLSON ELL 3 Q : cifflis' ill - we 0 ll! we food Hood mf I aide' W 5 E 1 mm' li J 1125 pin some Three years ago, if in Colorado, you might have taken the long-legged surveyor, with tripod, for Abe Lincoln-but it was Stanley Cin the Armyj developing his dislike for cold climates. The air-conditioned nightmare of computer circuits is his oyster: his pearls, Tage, whose dealing and head are equally square, has a smile that is fully circumfer- ential. He admits being an uncurable Ham- in radio, likes Vetts, the Dunkin' Donut waitresses, weekends, and final-week lab write-upsg dislikes banked coils and HSTI franks-Kz-beans. His ambitions include a B.S. of phrase, will be cast in E.E. classes, until he gets that B.S. degree. in E.E., with one eye on Naval Flying. LOUIS GAMERO MICHAEL D. GILLER The Gam is our own Latin-American im- port. He is a popular fellow who likes driv- ing, picnics, English Fords, tennis, music, and Mrs. 0liver's spaghetti: he dislikes lab and work. Louis challenges Mr. Hayes to continue with morning opera. Gam plans to go on, via evening-school, to obtain his B.S. degree in E.E. Mike Seems to prefer his '55 Studey to other kinds of studies. Under a 3-year pro- gram he may, next year, expand his dislikes Qbeyond bossy girls and elderly teachersl or refine his preferences: classic cars, stamps, junkyard picking. No-one, right now, has livelier interests: and his comments are as slick as his hairdo. 41

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RICHARD A. LARSON 350251 18261. ' GH H nice f conundrum, Zi 539053221- '- HB iurure . '07 higher: 232' gf Alex. Rich and sidekick Giller are our champions for snickering, having special ckts Kas well as shunts and shortsj for laughter. Dick dis- likes longwinded Faculty, and all menus of the Cafeteria. Basketball, Corvettes, Peter- son's beefburgers, and the distant prospect of the E.E. cause him to tick-but anything may tickle him. WALTER D. PARENT gf + 443, +44 Walt knows when to keep quiet: it is one of his trade secrets. In appearance a verit- able guitar-player, by declaration a hopeful baseball-player, he is currently a valuable member of the S.E. basketball team. Walt's ambitions include the B.S. degree, Working, WLVOTESH, and-what more appropriate-parenb oo . DOUGLAS T. SIROTNAK JAMES J. TROCCHI rf, ,gm 13 Z 7V f 6 51.5K . - 1 Doug, of the original 3-year club, has really worked thru HSTI. He likes scuba, audio, logic cktsg dislikes socialists, Jx cranks, calc. Most mornings, single-tongued, he turns us into a liberal college, the east end of the Lib. into an arena. Unwonted quiet will descend when he, on graduating, leaves, with Mickey, for further fields. 43 Jim's must be vintage opinions: you always wish for more, he lets you sip so little. He treats us each with fond respect-unvarying as that an Elect shows for a live circuit. He is a very steady workerg his relaxations are football or tennis. At evening school Jim will dig himself into electronics aviation re- search.