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

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LARRY C. MANEYA ASTME member Maney hails from Man- chester via his Olds. A fellow with diversi- fied interests-Model-A Fords, girls, camping, reading--no wonder Larry dislikes doing homework seven nights a week. Soft-spoken, studious, at times serious, this pondering pipe- puffer will burn more oil-of-midnight ovei further courses in engineering. JAMES A. o'NEIL, JR- l Jim likes math and the other cheerfu aspects of life. With great gusto he manages to participate in Cormack homework, soccer, dancing, bowling, golf, figure-skating, and T001 Basketball. Naggingly persistent people Clike Faculty?j annoy him. He aims to settle down: to the prosperous and fuller-if pos- ool Seniors GEORGE H. RINFRETT A Jaguar in our midst is wild, fast, and lek its owner cozy, deliberate, mildly buh- se - bling. George gets along readily with every- one, and is fat timesj even serious. In pre- ' l'k cars, money, girls, work cise order he 1 es feg math homeworkj he likes somewhat less. This A.S.T.M.E. member Will comfortably ab- sorb industry. . .... . ..... . .,,,f , ...s..mmW,Wf7 L 54 4 1 L'- Z Nr Q B11 1 I I i A.L , . .. . -- - - . 1---1 -.Ai 4' Iii. -r'- -1 ff-.f...-:-3-e'-,..gQ-.,:,,g5e.-1255:-,fi.-Mg.-- ,:L::e,.-Jgczzj-.----.-.-.-.-, .A ,.-.-.. ,J ,,,,,-,,,.,,,,,,,, , , V, g I H A I , ,

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.2 4. ' jf-eq? curing, ---F :-:emical was e A J, lui, nh , all pg PHILIP BAZELEY X 2 W fff: A ,Q This year the pleasantest thing about Tools is that We not only have a quietly agreeable student like Phil-the model is here in dup- licate. fThink how we'd get on, if Rinfrett were tripletslj Phil likes hiking, music, swimming, is already fond of old HSTI. He 55' 'U nctirig- and Jerry will take the Leekoff gospels out into the woodworking world. CE FRASER HOWARD E. KAYAN l A l .. Me.. will A ...ht mi. Wlitg, -' Ldvfefllmz fl' 'iff ,yinnfy 'lla .1fll3'lufii'l ..L,, ' aeslgm. S J - uint! Ausmgn . ni: :unit at- ' me 72 That ASTME Vice President Ka an is res - y D 1 ent in the Lounge can be told from smoke and delighted roars of jokelisteners. This tall, Somers is a determined hydroplane advocateg with as good l trumpet. His varied interests seem t ae, to head him bland, blond water-skier from wind he can also play the , , o d t ln several directions. RICHARD L. BELANGER W 7' If you were, like Rich, to go in for shampooing cars, you also might develop a dislike for women drivers. He also dislikes people who don't follow directions: this puts him right up there with the Faculty. His pet sport is skiingg his preferred people are straightforward. He has designs on a B.S. in design engineering. GARY D. KLUCZEWSKI When Castiglioni divided all Tools into the Quiet-and other-Kind, we felt Gary ought to be in line Kwith Brucej for a gold crown for silence. But in mentioning his dislike of Monday mornings, he speaks unanimously. His '54 Ford is the most greyheaded in the Lot. Advocate of pool, golf, beer, and pizza, Gary will pursue Industrial Engineering. 53 ARTHUR L. KOCZAK Art hangs out in Lounge where wit and news abound: his curiosity fdaily using up 9 livesl is always renewed. He is reliable as hamburgers, a good Joe, and true to his girl-friend. Classy cars, music, and Math enrich his hours. If dependability on Year- book jobs is a sign, he will make Industry value, honor, and reward him.

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