Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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,N.,. x ' ,f' fiiii' 1. Q! ,iw K Qi- it 2' lkx gjf, ' 5 f - Q ! X X tt, ,-I ,. if Iames I. Feloney, Ir. Cambridge, Massachusetts AB. Economics Labor Club 43 Hockey l, 2, 3, 43 Intra- muralsg Booster Clubg Boston Clubg Class Vice President 4. The popular man with the small Ford was the Senior Class Veep. His love was split among Ted Williams, Bobby Williams, and the cute dolls from UVM. Around the hockey rinks they will remember him as, the rocket. Around Hood Street they'll remember him dangling by his sheets from the second floor. Angelo I. Fioroni Westfield, Massachusetts A.B. History Basketball 2, Baseball 2, Foou:a.l 25 SMOC 45 Booster Clubg Intramurals, IRC 4. Angie transferred here from Cham- plain with a tremendous rep as an athelete. We only saw him playing for one year before he signed a pro contract, but during that year, he was a top man in three sports. He was a friendly fellow with only one real gripe: that ragged basketball uni- form. f Daniel I. Fitzgerald, Ir. Bronx, New York AB. History Basketball l, 2, 3, Class Play 23 Dean's List lg Football 25 Intramuralsg Junior Prom Committee 33 Sports Club 35 NY Club l, 2, 3, 45 Shield 4, IRC 3, Class Treasurer 4. The tallest of the Fitzes, Danny really amazed everyone in the UVM basketball game with his shot, His Gaelic features and ready Irish sense of humor were a constant joy to every- one who knew him. His fireman ex- ploits in St. Iames' hall were outstand- ing. sagsullmff we .S Q 242 3- 5 . I 5 W e f Wigan -1-1519 i431

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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

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' QM- s r, B .. Q 0 i . ri r.rr ji e x j to 2 sts 5 Qxww ewqp Iohn R. Fitzgerald Winooski, Vermont B.S.Pre-Medical Booster Clubg Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 45 In- tramuralsg Biology Club 2, 3, 43 Chem- istry Society 3, 45 Delta Epsilon Sigmag SMOC 1, 2, 3, 4. Big Fitz was a part-time farmer, as well as an excellent student. Dick also had some interests in UVM. lf it stands still, milk it, if it moves, put it under a microscope. Richard W. Fitzgerald Schenectady, NewYork B.S. Business Administration Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Dean's List l, 35 In- tramuralsg Booster Clubg NYC Club. Dick was noted at St. Michaels for his exceptional ability around first base. Fitz was mild-rnannered and care- free, and always ready to flash his pleasant smile. He was one oi our students who rated high in the upper half of his class. In Business or in baseball, Dick will be sure to make his mark. Robert I. Fitzgerald Clinton,Massachusetts B.S. Business Administration Pen and Mike lg Sophmore Dance Com- mittee 2g Booster Club, French Club 35 Philosophy Club 45 Intramuralsg Boston Clubg Labor Club 4. One of the original members of the Bastille and of Ryan Hall, Bob was indeed a credit to the college in everything he did. Red was an am- bitious and aggressive Michaelman, always ready to lend a helping hand. He possessed a keen sense of humor and a knack for witty expressions. Bob was an active member in the var- ious clubs at the Hilltop. Honest and sincere, Bob should have little diffi- culty in the future. - 0,5 'YWWV' i- V4 'FS-fx i f'tj.-aB- -,K X ,M X Nb A :Ek Wm... .........,.. ' , '5'.QCN 7 My , 4-,.,,.', ' . E ,f 'ffl .Warm ' if is il L 5443 eswe-2- :'rW4-?a .if-msfs f9K5.1s1' g ,if-Q L