Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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Robert W. Gaul Pittsfield, Massachusetts BS. Business Administration Intramurals, Berkshire Club l, 2, 3. Bob is one guy who really found a home at St. Mikes, especially in the chow hall. An original member of Fr. Moe's O.H. 3 group, Bob was a poten- tial All American. He was never sure that he would find a whole bed to sleep in when he returned to St. Leo's. ,sf f l N- Quai: Q 1 N Robert A. Gelinas Chicopee Falls, Massachusetts B.S. Business Administration SMOC lg Glee Club 1, 2, Debating Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 43 junior Class Playg Junior Promg Pen and Mike 33 Michaelman 3, 43 Make-up Editor 33 SAC 43 Night of Knights 45 Shield 45 College Who's VVho. Bob was one of those gifted persons who could talk well on either side of any question, His likes included lis- tening to Tchaikovsky, reading Ernest Dowson, and shocking Tim Murphy. The Debaters called him, the poor man's Barrymore, and we all called him, Milt, after the Night of Knights. He was also noted for the mammouth telephone bills and for the lovely green Cadillac, with the missing lender. - fill? Donald I. Gerety White Plains, New York BS. Biology Cheerleader l, 2, 3: Class Play 23 Debat- ing lg Dean's List l, 33 NYC Club l, 2, 3, 4g Intramurals, SMOC lg Parade of Horribles 25 Biology Club 45 K8:K 2. U : O PVUI :U CDQSFEKQPS ZRQ-1: '1,.,.4 Z2- 0-52 31-Wufvan 0F 45'ZQ Q'.--to 5':5f-mmsggo 0 gpD'2DQ.-+mE 55 'D QMETU- Q K: -' U1 Q-C:.v5.9ggQ9 g :so-ww cuff:- rn mn- lid effemffwemag 0305005469 U1 H. '49, Q ,. cn ma. FOF 329'r:-'Eg-4 gn-5' :rr-:Q-Q.fD :,:S500:1'afD Q .0 H- ovvggff Q. ,,,,,, S0145 D ,f.mQU7QQg-AD DTD'-1D-25-m O Bm O-3,.:rg SWG U -.. O ..C:12o,Ef55P.g- 0?1 ',-+5tn'-1O-.-- sitteicgw W gmmdbmmg sf ' 3:4 -et Q2 3 ff, 5- QXW-22m at-SWG T493 ff' X 3

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ttlim s i Ww e QQ David P. Gannon Clinton, Massachusetts AB. Political Science SMOC 1, 2, 3, 43 Biology Club 1, 23 Booster Club, French Club 1, 25 Intra- muralsg IRC 35 Sociology Club 4. Larry Ryan's scribe, Dave always had a smile for everyone. Dave and cousin George had a habit of sending things to people. Anyone want to buy a good car cheap??? His most famous re- mark: A thousand guys in the school and I had to get you for a roommate. And- Let's go up to Essex. -af. Anthony S. Garafano Rutland, Vermont BS. Biology Frosh Danceg Choir lg Clee Club 1, 23 Frosh Skit Night, Chemistry Society 2, 3, 43 Biology Club 2, 3, 43 Night of Knights 33 Delta Epsilon Sigma. This little chap was extremely active in the Biology Club and the Honorary Chemistry Society. Serious in his studies he proved himself to be a stu- dent oi high standing. Iovial, gentle- manly and thorough in work and play, Tony could be depended upon to win a game of chess by default. af 1- H f tt ff , 1. 5 ,. W. 1, Q' K 1 V X f z A 1 he - ' 2 -if . 1 luv- it'- ' .. A his , .72-41 , . ., ' Q up Je.- l . ,, i Robert E. Gctrrity Holyoke, Massachusetts A.B. English NFCCS l, 2, 3, 43 Pen and Mike 3, 45 SMOC 2, 33 Football 2g Springfield Club l, 2, 3, 4g Night of Knights 4. A good man's hard to find, aptly fits Bob. Gates was his name to all the gang. Quiet and unassuming, he was ready and able in all his undertak- ings. St. Mikes was on Eastern Stand- ard but Bob was still on Daylight Sav- ing Time. Or maybe he was just late. ff l T1Qi X ti ' 481

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as ' wks .Q P W 4? T ...T , s si all-U tflllss Iames F. Gibbons Worcester, Massachusetts B.S. Business Administration Booster Club 2g Intramuralsg Labor Club 3, 43 SMOC 1, 2, 3, 43 Boston Club l, 2, 3, 43 IRC 3. Happy-go-lucky lim navigated the icy roads in a '34 Ford which he carefully kept in a constant state of disrepair. The scourge of Mr. Ianasz' classes, he just couldn't see eye to eye with the Prof. Iim struck it rich during our last year when an unsuspecting motorist nicked the fender of the Ford. We never thought the whole cctr was worth THAT much. Rolland W. Gifford South Hero, Vermont BS. Biology SMOC l, 23 Spanish Club l, 23 Biology Club 3, 45 Chemistry Society 3, 4. Row saved many a Michaelman from starvation with his mother's pas- tries. With a gun or a fishing rod, and the ever present Kaywoodie he was a picture of contentment. Row was aiming for Veterinary School, if the Army didn't get to him first. ,X Xllc ' f lfhavlis .. Cm, x 'Roxy , I ,,X -.egxxxxx . X .1 lv' x 94 3 , I xi? 'W' f X 59 45 ll 'G rx? X IA jd 5 , I Y lr l jg Q, I I .J g X Nunn, , ,guvl ,f , tml! ,Q xii, WW' . 1. , ' ,I :U-Lvfm f4 'v .- S' DQ5-,.,q LVL 5.4 x N, ' ,t 'L'-' ' . sn' , C . :lex 4fkhfv+f1-Filfjnvi . s -oemry ft .ii :ix X Niiglj ,J 2' , N' a. -r ci' . :Q D S hx ff ,I !, .. T, xf A Y ' if? Martin L. Gleason, Ir. Northampton, Massachusetts B.S. Business Administration Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorale 3, 45 Night of Knights 3, 43 Class Play 3, 4g Senior Promg Shield 4, junior Promg Business Forum 4. Marty, one of the original Yandow Commandos, was a perfect gentle- man and a fine singer. As a member of St. Wills, he made his own fun if it was not to be had at the time. He did a superb job as cartoon editor of this book but we'll remember him for his capable way at any job. ,cs T35 'JW' t50l