University of Hartford - Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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JF VE .S five Ensi- ganization stabliihed ty, COIII' tts in 'he field, the the Cllgi' g depfff' anfS have ities. suli- Cox 1 F' YA. E. Lrfinez' ' u:.:.un:f-Q. V, . .. J.. , SPORTS CAR CLUB Founded in 1959, the Sports Car Club of the University of Hartford has. already received recognition from the Connecticut Council of Sports Car Clubs. Weekly meetings include discussions, films, speakers, and program planning. Among the club's special events this year were the publication of the Sports Car Club, two rallies, and a motorcade tour to our Winter festival at Lake Placid. First row: iF. Conran, J. Fritsch, J. Veilleux, H. Sargent, C. Kisiel, J. Levinson. Second row: A. Cox, J. Miceli, N. Stevens, A. Warzinski, P. Grakowsky, Mr. Morrison. Third row: J. Ferrell, G. Olson, A. Kozak, F. Strand, D. Sutula. STUDENT ALLIANCE Composed of student representatives from each class, the Student Alliance deals with individual problems and situations at the Hartford Art School. Among its activities are: the plaguing of lectures, field trips to museums, parties, and the annual Halloween Dance open to all students of the University. First row: G. Tyskwicz, K. Chamberland, C. Schlicting, S. Radziulis, N. Therrien, N. Giordan, W. Godfrey, K. Hart. Second row: R. Childs, A. Sirica, S. Rohan, N. Aleman, D. Malinsky. IW

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1 First row: J. Smolen, C. Tyler, B. Just, Dr. Streitfeld, W. Neckerrnann, B. Majer. Second row: J. Crelan, C. Maloney, K. Scott, S. Wilson, S. Zapecki, D. Muller, D. Johnson. Third row: J. Cash- man, L. Bourassa, L. Petrossi, E. Boyd, W. McQuiggan, E. Kaftanowicz. PSYCHOLOGY SOCIETY Insight into the study of human behavior is the goal of the Psychology Society. Field trips to Connecticut Valley and Mansfield State Hospitals, Austin Riggs Clinic, and Children's Services provide interested students wth practical knowledge of the vari- ous problems in psychology. A delegation is also sent to the Eastern Psychological Association Convention to meet and discuss problems in the field of psychology with representatives from other colleges and universities. SOCIETY OF W AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERS The Society of Automotive Engi- neers is a professional organization with a student chapter established this year at the University. Com- posed primarily of students in the mechanical engineering field, the group has been active in the build up of laboratory work in the engi- neering school. Lectures, and field trips to the engineering depart- ments of local industrial plants have also been part of the activities. First row: J. Fritsch, W. Storey, F. Sull- kowski, D. Lee, F. Conran, A. Cox. Second row: N. Burns, O. Martinez, E- Riley, A. Royal, N. Pailhus. RTS Cl SPOCLUB 51 - 1959,'h' Fouiidfglelffjniversiq of Club0 d ,eceived fe has. 31516: annecticur U ifom Cardubs' spoffs , ' filII15, include dliwssiogjing, A and P a this 1 dub'ssPedal events Q ublication of the I two ralliCS, and I ur lo our Winfef fem: to Placid. 5..

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A '+ KS J- STUDENT CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Composed of Protestant students of the University, the Student Christian Fellowship complements the academic lives of its members through inter- religious and social gatherings. Special services for faculty, staff, and students who desire to participate in worship with members are conducted under the guidance of the club's advisor, Mr. War- ren Kudner. First row: S. Curtiss, R. Mathes, B. Maier, Mr. Kudner, P. Scheuy. Second row: C. Lincoln S Colpitts, R. Jerome, C. Tyler, E. Bridt, E. Terreson, A. Goodale, J. Swift. ' ' STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION The Student Education Association functions in conjunction with the Student Edu- cation Association of Connecticut and the Future Teachers of America to help further the advancement of education. Members attend state and regional conferences at which problems and progress in the field of teaching are discussed and professional interest is promoted. First row: A. Vale, J. Kabai, R. Jerome, M. Morrill. Seco d : L. A d R. E' h 1 D Katz, B. Maier, C. Konopka, C. Keating, W. Taylor, S. Sullivtdn, 3WNay, sgsaiiiling. IC e man, i we ess ,wav ' Q L - 33431 5 2 , . ly., V te tltllqg t A -tiff, I' ,, X , ,ef ,.,-, a .F 'ft till' WTA' i,,tttitt m95, ,U nl' llllnnidtgtutltulllln t 'UP' Mitidet lla gt: motteofmifgme md six lactllllt? Sami cm . agen ,I 33:4 commlm itflut1ctiot1S0l lhewum Sli me formation of ttiml step in intC5n'mg6hi ities and intetests ol all lf 5tude.tttS. 37: , olit Yuri t I Dt.. mf