Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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iiilwlltl' s o Qttw eti Russell L. Brennan Lynn, Massachusetts B.S. Business Administration Mission Crusade l, 2, 3, 43 Debating 3, 4: Sodality l, 2, 3, 43 Vets' Club lg Fool- ball l, 23 Senior Prom Committee, In- tramuralsg Shield 4g Booster Clubg Niht of Knights 33 Boston Club 1, 2, 3, 45 President 2, 45 Labor Club 45 IRC, Business Forum 4. Russ as he was known to his friends was as likeable a man as you will meet anywhere. lt was Russ who changed the style from G. l, cast offs back to well-pressed civilian clothes. A great organizer he always had a solution to every problem. Iohn I . Britton, Ir. Waltham, Massachusetts B.S. Business Administration IRC 3, 4, Shield, Treasurer 43 Labor Club 3, 45 Intramuralsg Vets' Club l, 2, 3, 43 Boston Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Booster Club 2, 35 Senior Prom Committeeg Pen 8: Mike 3, 43 Business Forum 4, Secretary. Abe's tall Licolnesque figure was a welcome sight to all. His prematurely gray hair gave him the look of a pat- riach, his wisdom heightened the ef- fect. A humor unique and spontane- Robert G. Brochard Winooski, Vermont B.S. Business Administration Labor Club 3, 45 Hockey lg Intramurals. Bob will be remembered for his un- canny decisions as an umpire in the summer school softball league. Among his many worthwhile ventures as a student were his original ac- counting theories andthe distinguish- ed honor of being the first Senior to start his own business known as Hobby Haven. ous crackled through every conversa- tion. His loves: cigar smoking, conver- sation, and the chanting of Blue Moon. His pet peeve: trips to Poult- ney, Vermont. , XT' N L, I U 4.,. -A ., fi - 'AN X ' ff ' I it P is TFP' A . , - N Vg rf j Z' J .ltffff f- 2 fJ A Nil' 2 ':1 iif i'nws3tSStri X ' aw ., ,JI l-17.31 -V VL'iiEQ:w...-- ' ' 2-uf I V - 'N v - V '.':1',':' , ..,,. 1 E1 .- 1 ' 1 V Z .fi I fi' , nt' f , I X N if 44 I X - gi' f,v'2': I, ' ' 'Hs f - f Q f f '. 3 1, ff' fmfi-J-fx, Mf,f,GfFZf 2 - Z H' fe q ',,AL- , Y , 3'r'. 'A , I' ff 1 'l,:.,, 25-ai' 3 if faq. 4 X f. 1 ' f .J 'f' t' 4 -wr fl,-,.. V N , 1 - 41 fff.-ef 1,....,,,5f - A, f In :A A V. Lp 4.413 . y I YZ , ' , ri ,. . , , 2 ,' I . I' J V -1 , 1-it 9 V V. , y M tl ! . LA! 1 7.1 . I - 1 H . . ., ' f' B 14 an ...W Y 5 ,, W .,a,-7'--H TM? M, -f -- .x 'rt M' 1,,,'..1 +. ag '4 . 1- . , - -1, - Q , J J .N A ' ' f26

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ef 'Qian Q 1, Leo P. Bouchard St. Albans, Vermont A.B. Political Science Intramuralsg Labor Club 43 Booster Club, IRC 4. Tall and husky, Paul was one of the Vermont minority in this years class, Paul will be remembered for his able refereeing ot the snowball tussles in St. Iohn's. He managed to make St. Albans every weekend, What was the attraction up there, besides home- cooked food anyhow? He mastered his French but it was a long road with many cletours, Paul E. Boucher Highgate, Vermont BS. Mathematics Mission Crusade 2, 3, 4, President 43 Choir 23 Sorlality 2, 3, 4, Secretary 33 Clcc Club 3, 43 junior Prom Commit- tee3 Mixed Choral 3, 43 SAC 43 Phil Club 43 Band 43 NFCCS 3, 43 Regional Mission Committee Chairman 43 College M'ho's XYho3 Della Epsilon Sigma. Not only was he an outstanding stu- dent in the Classics, but he also ex- celled notably in Physics, He was a person exempliting a well-rounded education. His speaking at a Regional Congress oi the NFCCS obtained for St. Michaels Mission Crusade the ap- pointment ot Regional Mission Com- mittee, and he himself was appointed chairman ot the New England Re- gional Mission Committee. xxx f Iames E. Brenncm Troy, New York AB, History Baseball Manager 3, 43 Business Mana- ger of Athletics 43 Varsity Club 43 Trainer, Football, Basketball, Baseball l. 23 Mission Crusade 43 Albany Club l, 2, 3, 43 Intramuralsg Booster Club, Sec- retary l, 2. Here was the last guy ot Doc lacobs' original gang, Famous for his brown hat and camel-hair coat, he was the Doc's right hand man. To him, the St, Louis Cardinals could do no wrong. Hard driving and ambitious, lim could always get things done. awww wc. g tg rg , 2 N, E il 0 lst QW U53

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nv: I '. ,- sv-'fx Q... , I 'P 1 ftp, ' C ' tl In BOOSTER . 1' C B xxkx BQOK n ...uw ,ft ':.'I'1-H .1 1 f , L25 iv if QYMH A V lu XX 4 . T Brother Iohn T. Brown Sodality lg Vets' Club 1. Brother was the last oi three brothers to be graduated here at the College and he was just as proficient on the baseball diamond as he was in the Greek class. His choice in the Na- tional League was always Brooklyn and during the season his only ques- tion: How did Brooklyn make out? Earl R. Brunelle Winooski, Vermont A.B. Sociology Booster Club 1, 25 Intramurals. Earl worked his way through SMC but he probably saw more Michael- men during his working hours than he did at school. His job at Don's gave him plenty of time to exchange witti- cisms with the Winooski gang who made the news stand their headquar- ters. Fr, Dube never quite saw eye to eye with Earl on the proper intonation of the French language. 2 Robert I. Buden New Britain, Connecticut BS. Biology SMOC 23 Glee Club lg Mission Crusade 1, 23 Biology Club 2, 43 Choir ll lmfil' muralsg Booster Club 2. Alan Ladd, they called him as that blonde hair line gradually receded. Smooth and self assured, Bob was a ladies man, Nothing fazed the easy going Buden as he managed to carry a heavy science course, and still find time to try the slopes at Mansfield and to make himself a fixture in the Bur- lington social set. gmmbmw SFX! Q Q' Q31 W Im QQ i27l