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

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STEWART F. LYONS MICHAEL J. McGAULEY This amiable consumer of Twinkies alnd is HPHS alumnus will someday outgrow The smoothest of McGauleys, this Mechani- cal streamlines easily into a water-skiing habitat. At times he turns his agile mind to electronics, practical jokes, his Falcon - or Diane. He dislikes hour-tests, girlless schools, Tools - and practical jokers . . . This canny Kensingtonite will continue M.E. courses - even without co-eds! VW - not as Nolan might - but because he is headed Che hopesb for millionairedom! He likes all sports and most sportscars. Classes he also likes, and will Cthough al- ways latej pursue two further years. His smile is already worth a million. JOHN J. RONCAIOLI DAVID B. SESSIONS 5 25.2 1 2 ,,,' M: cept he stay in l is l try com M echani Q1 Se The Lounge is Ronky's favorite spot, his head the brightest object in it - as his body is the liveliest bit of Mechanical propulsion down a corridor. His abundant energy he gets from Caf shells-and-spaghetti - and it will carry him past English, past mere Tools, past women-drivers Land his other dislikesj up to a B.S. degree. L Among Mechanical aspirants to the B.S., Dave possesses that great assurance, a wife f-0HlY' McNamara is more stimulatingj. Enthusiast for machine design, he also likes Howdy S, G holidayS, Sleeping, strawberry ice- creamy dislikes A-M radio music, exams, cal- CUIUS- Ph0f0graphy is his hobby, a small New England town his paradise. 64 w l 1 E

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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

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