Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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,Q tr , Y, ci f ttltttit li P1-Mis . Ysqlcrb 1 I ' K C - N ' h , igmti' 45.-NT'-w',, . ' towgarzie I , 1 if ' x ,' ' ti I I 'if 11:1 .ggfrthk ll ig' I Y I 1 , , lt. lkts I-9 f' .- A' VY , -,.,-- Q SEE HE Wav 1' WE: 5 T Iames W. Ccmole, Ir. Revere, Massachusetts B.S. Business Administration Intramurals5 Vets' Club I5 Booster Club5 Labor Club 3, 45 Shield Staff 45 Boston Club. Known as lim to his classmates, he will be long remembered for his line speeches on life. He married lanie, the girl of his dreams and we know they will reach the top of that rugged lad- der of success. Michael I. Ccxrbonnecxu Island Pond, Vermont A.B. History IRC 45 Band, Manager 45 SMOC 45 Mis- sion Crusade 45 Sodality 45 Booster Club. We called him Iohn, not Mike and among his pastimes were stamp col- lecting, listening to Strauss Waltzes and talking about his visit to Lourdes. 'iThe only trouble with Europe is, it's so far from Island Pond. In reading, his tastes ran to history and religion. In clothes, his tastes ran to bow ties, maybe that Bill Cofrances influence. F f 43 Q' sz 'gli AE Ieremiah I. Carew Rumson, New Iersey B,S. Biology Booster Club5 NY Club5 Intramurals5 Biology Club l, 23 Chem. Soc. 15 Vets' Club 1. Ierry was one of the blithe spirits who spent all four years off campus. He was one of the best amateur basket- ball players in the area. lerry was never openly caught with a text book in his hand but he still remained on the dean's list. lgmititllallzglgx fe 4? :Q 2 S 3?-Zim vets? t29l

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gsi mzf' Sax! ix? QXW WSQQ Theodore A. Burzenski Weehawken, New Iersey B.S. Business Administration Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball lg French Club 4g Booster Clubg NYC Clubg Intra- murals. The Weehawken Wonder, was known by friend and foe because of his basketball prowess. He was a smasher of court records at St. Mike's, of traffic laws in Winooski and of hearts at UVM. His earned cuts record will remain as a goal for every incoming student. Martin F. Cahill Iohn I . Cameron Bennington, Vermont Somerville, Massachusetts AB. English B.S. Business Administration Debating Club 2: SMOC l, 2, 3, 43 Booster Club: Dean's List lg Ski Team 3: Parade of Horribles 1, 2: Class Play Competition 35 Intramurals. The Mart, was most at home swoop- ing down the slopes at Stowe or Brom- ley. But lacking the snow, Marty lost himself in his Stravinsky or Beethoven or buried himself in a volume of Blake or even Eliot. Marty discovered newer, deeper interests during his four years but he still kept the ready wit and friendly nature which we first found in him. Sodality 25 Boston Clubg P.R.O.g Intra- muralsg Booster Clubg Shield 43 Business Forum. Mad lack, the original dry humor man, was a ready source of laughs. His ready smile and Iohnsonian wit kept every one behaving especially Gorgeous Russ, His four year addic- tion to golf finally led to perfection and we wished him the same success in the game of life. SS t - ' ,. --.Q s J 4 2 I , ' T - U . 'i f f 4, Pg 5:2 ,lf ' l 'ftii' ' QYVLQ7 ' . - .' f l,,-,, r I W . J x - X 1 4 ',,, . I I subdir : ! f ' ' I 55 'lil ff A ' F ll l N X , , 1 , X1 I' ' . r Ef'f er fl X wsu Lsvzgayrs 1 v, JJ, XS 'f' is l28l

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mttliamgf' ss cef- Q w as fs V .1 , Q-2-D r X Z . Harold S. Carey. Ir. Barre, Massachusetts B.S. Business Administration Vets' Club l, 23 Intramurals: Booster Clubg Labor Club 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 43 Dean's List 1, 2, 3. Harry, besides being a likeable guy, was also one of our better students, particularly in Mr. McKennirey's Corp. Finance Class. The other half of the Hannon-Carey combo, he loved to extol the virtues of Saratoga Vichy Water. Harry wasn't really from Wor- cester, he just said that rather than try to explain the location of Barre, Mass- achusetts. He was another one who joined the ranks of the benedicts, when he maried a charming home town girl. 2. Thomas P. Carney Burlington, Vermont BS. Business Administration Booster Club, Dean's List l, 2, 31 Shield Staff 45 Senior Ball Committeeg Delta Epsilon Sigma. Pete, the campus representative for Hayes and Carney, fitted us out with our caps and gowns. He never was a track man until our last year, when it was a race with the Naval Reserve. He was a standout scholastically and he never had any trouble with his Personal Finance. lu Thomas I. Casey Malone, New York A.B. History Dean's List 3, 4g IRC 43 Philosophy Club 4. His face had a quality of eternal youth about it, the eyes, perpetually half asleep while the rest of him was amazingly awake. He was a scholar's scholar who did mountainous labor on seven courses. We knew him for his quiet manner, dogged perserver- ance and his fidelity to his friends. W0 71571 E MW!! I-ll iw: mi: l 41: WI if -sl Y.-: , x N SL' i ' noi