Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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if ' ' I l cygggq 'HO , 5 'Sign nvmftffw I y x gmpi x s LCE ' l ,, Q 9 Z-'if Ms.-wif'- V'-C Q L N5 L C Vol 'Write Iames P. Whitlock Charlestown, Massachusetts B.S. Business Administration Football l, 2, 3, 45 Hockey l, 2, 35 Base- ball 3g Varsity Clubg SAC 33 Dean's List 25 junior Promg Boston Clubg Booster Club, Vets' Club lg College lVho's VVho. A lad from Charlestown, Massachu- setts who along with his roommate Tiger Ioe Hermans was a four year man on the football team. The Bull or Big Sid,, as he was known, was a Dean's List student and a member of the Student Council. He was one of the best liked fellows at St. Mike's both by the students and a certain beautiful Burlington Miss. 1 J . iw ? 52236415 mlgd 5 6 F J A K' ft. Iohn P. Wojciechowski Pittsfield, Massachusetts A.B. History Football l, 25 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 45 Berkshire Clubg Booster Club. Wa1ly's right hand man. Come out and enjoy the atmosphere at Ver- mont's smartest supper club. A Mike- town lad, Woji was known for his size, good looks and football ability. Popular among both students and faculty. David F. Wynne Burlington, Vermont A.B. History SMOC 3, 45 IRC 45 Ski Teamg Intra- murals. Dave was one of the permanent fix- tures in the Snack Bar and always had a history book under his arm. It was a known fact that he was trying to push Prof. O'Beirne out of his job. Dave, an ardent sports fan could al- ways be seen at the athletic events. QQ' .siimmwkxcer 5 2 F ti 34 E 5 xg-01? alla? t99l

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ggqtmdbmmgk .Sf I X CQ' i 'EG ga, as L-'ram Iohn D. Weinman Hudson, New York A.B, English Michaelman 1, 25 Glee Club l, 2, Vice President 25 Shield 3,4,Managing Editor 45 Junior Prom Committeeg Albany Club5 Booster Club, Senior Dance Com- mittee. A very sincere man with a firm belief in discipline and order ill. 'Slats' al- ways carried his cheerfulness with him and gave it to everyone. He was never without his profoundly genuine laugh. It was along and difficult swim for OB. O'Brien and Iohn from Wi- nooski. Edward D. Welch Rutland, Vermont B.S. Chemistry Dean's List l, 2, 35 Basketball 15 Chemis- try Society 3, 45 Delta Epsilon Sigma. Hey, ya seen Hackett around? A Rutland boy, Ed found it easy to get home on weekends. This pleased his parents and a few close friends no end. Living mainly for the last day of the month, Ed was often heard lo say, Ya, I got it but I haven't cashed it yet. If Thomas R. Welch North Adams, Massachusetts AB. Latin Booster Clubg Mission Crusade 25 Dean's List 35 Sodality 2, 3, 4, President 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 French Club 25 SAC 45 Frosh WVcek 45 Delta Epsilon Sigma. Torn, quiet, intelligent, and a per- fect gentleman. A hard worker, Tom carried the Choir for four years. H never raised his voice for when h3 had something to say everyone knew enough to listen. . - ll .i ,Ft Q! in 5 .- X -:coa x Q fzf D 52 ,kr jf ' 9 G P i 5.-ii K , y I 12-A ff, wg. . rf' J ' t98l

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gg tbmmg g s e- ,si sg Qtti-,v eil Harold H. Young Brushton, New York B.S. Chemistry Intramurals, Football 3, 45 Boxing Team 3, 43 Golden Gloves, Chemistry Society 3, 43 Dean's List 3. Harry looked like the All American Boy . . . Known for his mastery of the art oi iisticufis . , . state champ in his division, KGolden Glovesl . . . Known and liked by everyone . . . Quiet and reserved until he started to explain the Being of Man . . . If we tied his hands, he never could have explained philosophy to anyone. Harold I. Young Proctor, Vermont B.S. Business Administration Philosophy Club 43 Dining Hall Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Headwaiter 4, College Who's Who. As head waiter in our last year, the Duiler set a precedent-no weeks oil. Duff stood guard at the chow hall door with pipe in mouth and with a sus- picious stare for gate crashers. To a dilticult job, he brought the qualities which had already won our friend- ship, a dry wit, a cool head and a sense oi fair play. L 4 4, , 4 F Ioseph I. Zacharer Lowell, Massachusetts A.B. History X SMOC l, 2, 3, 4, Ski Team 1, 2, 3, 4 Winter Carnival Committee 2, 4g Dean? List 2, 3, Philosophy Club 3, 4, Presi dent 35 Tennis Team 1, 4. From December 'till April Ioe was ski ing the slopes of Mt. Mansfield, a: only he could ski them. On campus he was an active member of the Outing Club for four years, and President o the Philosophy Club his Iunior yean Hannes was number one man oi the ski team and a top notch student -, .. X .ff' . it gn? ff . 45 uma--' if W ' -'- Q9 'vgoue To sb. J ' 'C JW' A 6, 5' X 1 l fiooj