Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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tgmrllvatrgf 5551 Q Q' Q W m QQ . ' C X s .. Y Y. Z ic? ri ,i writ t 2 5 fs z A Up Paul O. Acton Framingham, Massachusetts B.S. Business Administration Boston Club l, 2, 3, 43 Labor Club 3,43 Booster Clllbj Intramurals. The Senator. Paul has sworn to dedicate his life to settling disputes between labor and management. Be- sides being a good business student, Paul was also an excellent debater. He proved this point at many a roundQ table discussion and always listened when a question was answered. Robert M. Armstrong Schenectady, New York BS. Business Administration Labor Club 3, 43 Vets' Club lg junior Prom Committecg Intramurals3 Booster Clubg French Club 33 Albany Club, Treasurer 3, 43 Business Forum 43 French Club 2: Senior Prom Cotnmitteeg Shield 4. Bob was one of the plank-owners at Companion Manor. He was one of the few that always had a clean shave and civilian clothes, well pressed. Bob had a laugh that was difficult to class- ify, somewhat fiendish, somewhat saintly. He was always prepared for a party Cgrape juice and olivesl. It will be a long time before his heroic defense of the Burlington Yacht Club is forgotten. Vermont hailed him as its only Yak trainer. Iohn F. Aubry Belle Harbor, Long lsland, New York AB. English Shield 4, Literary Editor 43 XVriters' Club 33 S.-XC 43 Lance 3, 43 NYC Clubg Class Play 23 junior Prom Committeeg Senior Prom Committeeg Parade of Hor- ribles 2g College YVho's Xt'ho. The Big A arrived at St. Michaels during a snowstorm. He could always be found defending Mozart and Wordsworth against the shouts and screaming of the crowd from Massa- chusetts. A sportman par excellence, he found great pleasure in breathing. He was the only one who couldn't hear a radio unless the walls shook. He and Slats Weinman will always be remembered for their production of Henry V. The raincoat and gloves were not sewn on. t Q' U AUTHOR 'Wo MYMQUSV mi s 59 'X 6 5 li 3 :glow , g G , I , A 5