Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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t V f' SQ? W, AAS SSW to T - raflzf' 't I ohn F. Conway, Ir. Arlington, Massachusetts W A.B. Economics Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 45 Labor Club 3, 4, Treasurer 43 SMOC 3, 45 Spanish Club l, 23 Baseball l. One of the married vets, Denny Meyers gave his all in every task he was called upon to perform whether in class or not. He held down the cen- ter spot on the hockey team for four years along with his boy lim Feloney. We could always get the Boston Red Sox's life history, and the scoop on their pennant chances from him. F. Kevin Curry Greenwich, Connecticut A.B. History Mission Crusade 23 SMOC 3, 45 Football lg Baseball lg Booster Clubg Connecti- cut Clubg Intramuralsg Vets' Club. The only man who ever gave Billy Hart a head start in the 100-yard dash and beat him. Kev was quite a track star in his day and at times really looked like a flash. As an army ser- geant in Europe he was one of the few G. I.'s who had the honor of sleep- ing in the back seat of Hitler's car. Robert D. Creegcm Albany New York BS. Business Administration Booster Clubg Intramuralsg Albany Club. Bob joined us in our sophomore year. A member of the hungry eight, he was undisputed champ in the apple pie department. He was a veteran of the Rosemont where his slogan was: Will you guys shut upl Creegan and LaFlamme were like Beer and Pretzels. 5 g gmmmmwgx -s '33 Q 2 49 920 n E 4' 2 5 gg Q ydhw a4W5 i331

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tcihvaittf' -gig! Q CQ' gn 'Dm 5 liltoifmqp William A. Cofrcmces Harnden, Connecticut AB. Social Studies Booster Club, Connecticut Clubg .Krab- ian Knights 4, Leader 3, 43 Mission Crusade 3, 4, President 43 Deans List 33 Night of Knights 3, 43 Band 4, Director 43 Junior Prom Coniinitteeg College YVho's YVho. Bill really hit a high note around cam- pus during his college days. Willy could make that saxophone sing and he was the sort of leader it was a pleasure to follow. We'll always re- member Bill and Gene making THEIR kind of music in those jam sessions in the classrooms in Aquinas. We'll also remember those sharp clothes and the guy who never refused a request. Brother William I. Condon Bronx, New York Political Science Glee Club 1,233 Sodalityg Baseball l, 23 Intrzitnuralsg SMOC 1. Brother had worn a police uniform be- fore he joined us, and his motto was: Let Iustice Prevailf' For him, it was injustice incarnate to see a clothes store clerk's techniques in foisting suits on unsuspecting people. Philos- ophy, he said, is important in order to be better able to detect the heinous principles behind advertising. Charles F. Conway Woonsocket, Rhode Island AB. Sociology Intramurals, ixllCll216lll13llj Parade of Horrihles l, 2, 3, 45 Booster Club3 Soci- ology Club 4. Conway, Dolan and Purtill were the big three back in the days when men were men and Black Mo ruled the third floor with an iron hand. Chaz was one of the prime movers in resur- recting the Parade of the Horriblesf' But Charlie took his sociology seri- ously as well, and between terms he put it to practice by working in the mental hospitals in Rhode Island. t fa Q 5 jo' Q24 ,gi is 4 t ' it IWW D221

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lfllldlzrgl' s o QX RWQQQ Richard I . Dacey Conway, Massachusetts A.B. History Booster Club 2, 35 French Club lg Junior Prom Committeeg Labor Club 2, 33 SMOC 2, 3. Dick was a History major even though he had nursed a discreet love for Philosophy. Dick took an active part in the quarry party in '48. Part of the famous Oakie-Dacey combo, he was a witty guy and a good student. An up and coming product in a new crop ot teachers. Charles T. Dcmehey Holyoke, Massachusetts AB. History Booster Club 2, 33 Dean's List 2, 35 De- bating lg SMOC lg Labor Club 1, 23 Springfield Club l, 2, 3, 43 Philosophy Club 1, 23 IRC 1, 33 Mission Crusade 3, 4. Dan was the quiet, unassuming his- tory major who dashed around the campus weighed down by armfuls of history books. He drove the Profs. crazy wondering if he would ever make an eight-thirty class on sched- ule. From the amount of time Dan spent in the local hospitals we could easily have imagined he was a pre- med student. 3 2 I S 5 1 i 6 5 f Q 2 5 George E. Dean Holyoke, Massachusetts A.B. Sociology Dean's List 33 Intramurals, Springfield Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Booster Club. Fuz, always knew that he had muffed that exam, but he always managed to turn up on the Dean's List. Easy going George was noted for his perpetual good humor. Al- though he was somewhat overshad- owed by brother Diz, he still shone as a better than average baseball player. A Q, it - J I . , .I - k Y 'K 7 - ' 1 152. .JI- , 1 ' . , , M I sn jf -, ' .in . . Ci? 2. 'Mr 7 ' it ' 5 . y or o 4 , X 1 1 V ' . Y - ' 1 5 H . 3 - , . A ' RA'-SE? U V ' Y A I-are I K J A 5 A 'tw ' if A ' AGRIM Hun 0, l '. ' ' fm- 2 r we t