Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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I - Y, it , ' fzfrf--if ,gg ,, ,-.r,. - .,,. , . 7 if , is Qv-If. ENT Q '. pEP5OD rf. A -,,f ' 52.4 h 1, mr. -,L,3Q'f,v J Iohn A. Dursi, Ir. Larchmont, New York AB, Sociology Mission Crusade 3, 43 Debating 3, 43 NYC Club, Booster Club. The boy with the sparkling smile and a big hello for all . , . New car every year . . . quite a ladies' man . . . Had a mighty close call with Uncle Sam but managed to weather the storm. How close can a man come, Iack??? Iohn E. Dwyer Springfield, Massachusetts A.B. Sociology Vets' Club 1, 23 Labor Club 3, 43 SMOC l, 23 junior Prom Committeeg Intra- murals3 Booster Club. Spook was the Cushing Memorial's answer to Tyrone Power. lack will be remembered for service rendered to Allenwood Inn, Olde Board, Elks Club, St, Michael's College and wo- men in general. l'm on the eight year plan. Iames F. Early Hudson, New York BS Biology Michaelman 13 Philosophy Club 43 French Club 23 Biology Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Deans List 1, 2, 3, 43 Parade of Horri- blcs l, 4g Albany Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Boost- Club 2, 33 Delta Epsilon Sigmag Chemis- try Society l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4. Doc was another one of the unruly Hudson crew. He had his heart and soul in medicine but he liked to tinker with the piano and dabhle in Philos- ophy. lim started slow with the wo- men but by our last year he was mak- ing up for the lost time, and then some. M ttlvanfgfsx of Q' . Wi ' S 5 ? Q3 y 2 5 Q3 We H ill wi

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Killdltttf' s o Q5 .Q I l is iiriifiiiisfi Thomas G. Duggan West Roxbury, Massachusetts B.S. Business Administration Booster Club, Hockey 2, 3, 45 Imra. muralsg Labor Club 3, 43 Parade of Hor- ribles 3, 43 Boston Club, Sodalityg Shield 4g Night of Knights 4. Tom was another lend-lease student from Underhill where he was recog- nized as a superior horseman, car- penter and poultry expert. His Pep- sodent Smile was seen both on and oft the hockey rink. lt will best be remembered by the pucksters at Nor- wich and RPI. Roger G. Duranleau Morrisville, Vermont B.S. Chemistry Intramuralsg SMOC l, 2, 43 Chemistry Society 4. The boy from the little town of Morris- ville really found his way around Burlington. Rog was the most active man in the Chemistry Lab. Although a very serious student, he had a tre- mendous sense of humor. He devel- oped his physique at the Champlain Valley Fruit Company. X ff, .LAQBW ' ,.., K .J .Pj yr' i vi, ,,,, ,-' V V I A I -. t- X fe' N ry , J I if Paul A. Durkin Clinton, Massachusetts B.S. Chemistry Chemistry Club 2, Secretary-Treasurer: Michaelman lg Vets' Club 23 Chemistry Society 45 Boston Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Philos- ophy Club 45 Intramurals. Snow was another ot the Clinton Boys. A Chemistry major, he was known for his excellent laboratory technique. He and Shauno were in- separable except when it came to wo- men. He, too was a staunch supporter ot the Bastille and Philosophy Club. 0-'se 'Nrrr .log N i40l

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'rb wgx .SI X QQ, gm S K 5 aw w? Iohn P. Fadden, Ir. Brighton, Massachusetts A.B.Economics Booster Clubg Class Play lg Intramuralsg Labor Club 43 Boston Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Night of Knights 4. Hailing from Brighton, Massachusetts, Iack will always be remembered for his iamous laugh-and as the other half of the Fadden-Russell combina- tion. How he ever kept Russ and himself supplied with the necessities of life is still a mystery to us. lack's magnetic personality should carry him far. Thomas A. Farrell New York, New York A.B. Sociology Football 1, 25 Baseball lg Booster Clubg Intramuralsg IRC 45 Spanish Club l, 25 NYC Clubg Sodality 4. Otto always seemed to have more troubles than anyone else on campus. He appeared a little lost without his comrade-in-arms Red Dunn our last year. Tom had only one weakness- Irish melodies, but fortunately he could sing so things weren't too bad. Albert Fecteau. Ir. Waterville, Maine A.B. History SAC 43 SMOC 35 Glee Club 3, 4, Presi- dent 4g Mixed Chorale 3, 43 Hockey 3, 45 Night of Knights 3, 49 Dean's List 31 Labor Club 33 Philosophy Club 4. Before he joined us in '49, he taught in a down east high school. Around the campus, Al was quiet and serious but on the hockey rink he was a chunk ot mobile granite who terror- ized goalies with a rifle shot. Beneath his calm exterior, Al had a reserve of drive and force and an ability to get things done. V15 Q fx it 1 S1 P af A 'f it 'vi ' fQ!m! FAROUK E421