Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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S g 4 D ' X lv f-,wry,1,E, Q sm l A . Indy A, IV . f , '-1. ,.-ig-. Robert I. Digcm Springfield, Massachusetts A.B. Sociology Mission Crusade 2, 3, 4, SMOC 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club l, Junior Prom Commit- tee 2, Intramurals, Booster Club, Dean's List 3, Springfield Club, Class Play Competition 1, 2, Sociology Club 4. A ready man with a satrical quip, Bob was always ready to take the nega- tive in any argument. His hobbies in- cluded Usacking out, and drawing sketches. His likes included: Notre Dame, Lou Boudreau and-women. It took all of Ryan Hall to keep Bob in shaving equipment. , , QV, . ,rf . Z - ,e fffi ?'1t 5 3- kiiy X rjgr, L. ff!! lr lx K! .5154 Q g 'yt x if I ' if f .f' lzt W i 4 .XX If Iohn E. Dillon Scarsdale, New York BS. Busines Administration SMOC 1, Booster Club, NY Club, Michaelman 4, Treasurer, Intramurals, NFCCS Talent Show 2, Parade of Hor- ribles 2, Class Play Competition 1, Sen- ior Dance Committee 4, Shield 4. Iack was a member of the old St. Iohn's-St. Pat's team. He said that Spanish used to keep him awake at night, at least certain nights. Sys- tematic and business-like, lack bal- anced the books for the Michaelmen and sold books for Fran Nolan. How else could the bookstore have afford- ed to move into new quarters? Raymond I. Doherty Newton, Massachusetts AB. English Baseball 1, 2, 3, Nocturnal Adoration 3, Class Secretary 3, SAC 4, College Sports Publicity Assistant 43 MiChHC1IT13U 2, 3, 4, News Editor 3, Corliditor 4, Intra- murals, Junior Prom Co-Chairman 3, College YVho's lVho, Delta Epsilon Sig- ma. Ray was THE newspaperman of the Michaelman staff. News editor in his junior year, and Co-editor in his sen- ior year, he also excelled at sports writing, as Mr, Donoghue's right hand man. He was a contributor to that classic of classics, the Mymic of 1950. A good organizer and a clear thinker, he'l1 someday flash that Doherty grin from behind an editor's desk. QP ' t?f4mimbmm sQm 2 F 020 A E are 2 5 ydww QS ? t37l

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Sgm wetfg -QS' I X Qt e A Q t1rtwtmQ s, Iames E. Devaney Watertown, Massachusetts BS, Business Administration Intramuralsg Booster Clubg Boston Clubg Baseball l, 2, 3. Sleepy lim was one of the main- stays' on the pitching staff of the baseball team and did a fine job both on and off the field. A likeable guy and a good student, Iim was always agreeable except when it came to deciding who was going to sweep the room. Gerald M. Dever Barre, Vermont B.S. Business Administration Labor Club 3, 43 SMOC 3, 43 Booster Clubg Vermont Clubg Intramurals. A good student, Gerald handled most of his subjects with ease but he still couldn't speak Spanish as well as his two year old daughter. He moved in- to Miketown in our junior year and thereafter, wife Skippy made sure that everything was under control. lt all goes well, there may be a furni- ture business in that Dever future. Paul A. Devereaux Nahant, Massachusetts B.S. Business Administration Intramuralsg Booster Club: Boston Clubg Shield 43 junior Prom Committee. Red had an answer for any situation and he managed to get into quite a few. A great sports lover, he taught Iim Farley all he knew, Paul was the most well-known ligure on campus. His natty appearance and well groomed hair made his presence a must at any social event. wx D61

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tbwmm x s o X V Q Qiiww ew wi S , 2 1? if . W George I. Dolan Philmont, New York A.B. Sociology Booster Clubg Debating l, 23 Golf Team 33 lntramuralsg KKK 1, 2, 3, 43 Parade of Horribles 3, 43 Pen and Mike 3, 43 Albany Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Talent Show 33 Night of Knights 3, 4. George was known as Childe Harold from the Hudson, A versatile actor, he tried his hand at summer stock, radio work and KGK productions. Though a Sociology major, he was more interested in the works of the Bard and we often heard him quote: She was a phantom of delight. Iohn M. Donigan Arlington, Massachusetts B. S. Business Administration Labor Club 43 Philosophy Club 43 In- tramuralsg Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 43 Vets Club lg Boston Club 3, 4. A scholar and a gentleman could best describe Iohnny, and he found his studies more a pleasure than a bur- den. One of Mrs. Mortimer's original ten head-aches, his favorite topic of discussion on those midnight bull ses- sions: Ah, Women, you can't live with 'em, or without 'em. a 115 33 v eg ,gfi v 'Q .-'2Et5JMhcj, , Q we .A ,K g Q 'qt 5 I HB. .' ti. f ' ,,,g 1 ,V I 7, I Robert I. Donovan Monson, Massachusetts A.B. Social Studies Springfield Club l, 2, 3, 43 Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 43 SMOC3 Intrainuralsg Varsity Baseball l, 2, 33 Philosophy Club 4, Sec- retary-Treasurer. Ieekers, the pride of Monson Acad- emy was a real sportsman and a grand guy, Mild and magnanimous, he loved baseball and theology. Mr. Garrett was his ally and between them, they managed to win a pitched battle with that Monson draft board. 53 , , ff E favour ,N ME 5----D! E581