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

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WESLEY J. CLAUSS DONALD WARREN COE Not all engineers are drab and stodgy : Wes is both witty and well-dressed. Nor do they merely manipulate slide-rules and T- squares : Wes can Cin seasonj handle skiis, un rod reel bat bowls, basketball, an Im- g I Y i Y ala a girlfriend - all .with aplomb. He D , came thus skilled from Bristol, and goes more highly tuned - into industry. ' ing party music, drums, a Take a swmg , banjo, and a beach Qfar from the Draft- Boardj -- there you'll find Don. This '57 VW convertible owner dislikes '57 VVV cond vertibles. His secret desire is to design an race a sportscar or hydroplane. Don and his cowboy boots foresee a career as airline pilot, in the jetting future. CARL J. HADE M echani I all Sen i 1 A I Y WILLIAM E. JOHNSON I i l I 1 I bed West C C9311 is an amiable expert: Faculty admit Bill is a well-dressed neatly com E338 Eief-:id1?21IjT'd 1121 219 fleld Of .Space-fuelsg Hartford student Cpo1ite,enough to be a Civilll Thi: embracing girls sis nflzffi a git 111. the area who never eats Cafeteria lunches, and also fence Should help him in lealfninan quiet charm avoids the. local. draft-board. Sknng, uswmj- mire space-fuels, etc. And when ing 'iildori'-h abovt mmg' partles' glrlS'- am? Sportscars flu hls imrsul continue to enjoy cas he g111S5y, e will crowded schedule. Bill, in future, hODeS.l2fi HZ, Budweiser and good music so oes nowj icliginrneextol a four-year degree m Mechamca Tiled ' 1 2. s above 62 l 1 ' - - ' - 1 --' 12 4' Ji ,lf '- -f ----usef-1--f',lfZgff.?LZ?3-'liir.itf-.4-4.c-L,1,.r:-4,-r.ui'-i- -- -1-1--Jw -. ' -..-9- u4n..e,x?,-,-lg,-.,,.,J..., . ..-. ,-M, . ,, , , , Y , ,

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R Gen A Quilty. The Fligms Aquinas, 'W -. and hlondg Ulration for con. l0H2:haired fglkl ducation, gee the eer. 9, miscalled IWNYK DAVID T. BACH WAYNE P. BARRETT Among heroic matters, Mechanicals recall discreet David's defiance-not against Goliath -but against dominant David lLeekoffJ over the student need for a jalopy. When not en- gaging Titans, Dave pursues bowling, golf, skiing, or table-tennis. He dislikes flunking tests, and rising on Saturdays. He plans to acquire a B.S. degree. A symbol Kas J.W.D. teaches usj is a very concrete object-like a ball-and-chain. The Symbolist in the Lounge, on one noted oc- casion, Wayne will always go a bit far out for extra enjoyment. He is everyone's friend - except the extra-boisterous. He will go on, perpetrating symbols, among new friends, in a. four-year college. JOHN A. BUFFA BERTIL S. CARLSON BRIAN R. CAVANAUGH . gall? gnatole' 15 THis , ovimonsf Me- nhfw 'los wiih Lch l?5 fiisP1l canlh llnat0l9y5 FT it W in .About .Tohn there is something of the Tiger 'gifs astonishing lightnessj - but more of the eddyn Bear. He claims to like both good mum? and good homework. The former we can Identify: the latter may be part of John's calQac10l-1S.humO1'. His ambitions include Linda, 3' Job in 1I'ldUSt1'Y, and more good homework from flight profs. Along with Anatole and Art, Bert has much improved our Yearbook candidsg this is due to his dislike of Polaroid. But with him the picture is incidental: his real interest is the gimmickryg he hopes someday to do design work up in Rochester. And he would especi- ally like to photograph the insides of a U.F.O. 6l This tall toff from Tariffville is a lover of sports, dances, parties, and good times: he will always be remembered for his sharp sense of humor and fine taste in clothes. He prefers non-babbling teachers and girls not-too-fat. Brian aims to become a sales engineer, via the U.S. Coast Guard and a B.S. degree.

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echan Cal ON Senior DONALD F. KNOWLES, JR. NORMAN R. COTE Known as Norm Lbut in humor well above a norm J, Cote is a class clown, enjoying good jokes and manufacturing merriment. His gripe is people with no sense of homor - Faculty take warning! Faculty also better keep tracer-lathes out of his prankish orbit. He plans, when serious, to become a sales en- gineer, with B.S. degree. ELLIOTT B. DODGE, JR. W Q M,',, ,ya f This Dodge, quiet and well-liked, is most likely to contact a policeman for a father- in-law. Steadily studious, he always seems to tote home a back-seat load of books. He likes bowling, target-shooting -even math and the accordionp dislikes know-it-alls and care- less drivers. He plans on more school and a B.S. in M.E. RONALD P. LEWIS ' 7 ' ff f' M Weff Ebidcivilll and 5150 mr, Sm' 3 rin bg hopes. 1 sfechvmc' This ricochet from Storrs always jumps fences: a technician he thinks of pursuing Pure science for his B.S.: a Mechanical he pursues a Civil for her companionship. Read- mg, skiing, and deep conversations Conce called bull-sessionsj are his hobbies. Don dis- likes the frustrations of our present age. above and even beyond McNamara. N Y k' F'orello could flirt with a Cigirliera elvike odlurs politician-of-all-work. This Dude VV:-ingler of '66 knows how to get things done - or whom to get to do them- Being S.C. President, hurtling basketball courts, or beating the drums keep Ron lblgsy' His ambition: to work dayS, study mg ts- and be ignored by a Draft Board. 63