Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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gg args, QI X Q' I 45 Qttw eti . 'X eg t'qt,lt1itwlIt:,l' l Iohn A. Izzo Springfield, Massachusetts B.S. Biology Chemistry Society 15 Biology Club 25 Booster Club5 Springtield Clubg Intra- murals. A little guy with a big heart, lohn kept the Rosemont Arms hopping until he decided that the Campus was the best place to live. The pipe and the sharp top coat, that was Iohn. Thomas A. Ianelle Chicopee, Massachusetts B.S. Pre-Medical Booster Clubg SMOC I, 25 Intramuralsg NFCCS5 Mission Crusade 1, 2, 3, 45 Springtield Club. Everything in moderation-that was the key to Tom's way of life. He found sketching an engrossing hobby and he had a real facility in doing facial features. Outside of that, we just knew him as a pretty quiet fellow, amiable, personable, one more cog in the Class of '5l. Richard P. Iohnson Boston, Massachusetts B.S. Mathematics SAC 15 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals5 Michaelman, Circula- tion Manager 45 Frosh YVeek Commit- tee 2, 4g Junior Prom Committee5 Delta Epsilon Sigma. If you watched him quietly going from class to class you would never guess he was, besides a student, a Ma- rine sergeant, but he was the man who put the snappy hut-2-3-4 in St. Michae1's Band. His duties as circulation manager of the Michael- man included counting subscription money, which invariably had to be recounted. Your hand is shaking Dick. W an JL' V I M gm V , ,, ' M- 1.. .-3 -N -fs K 1 , ,X .4 ,,,., . .4 ad-. my 6 Xi 'i M' , , l if nf.. lt 5, 'IJ -- + w as 1, , . .X . Qs, ...L+-1 ,refer ., 4 of .' ' ri .- -if-A+:'-'f'i, -4+-H s, f V f N,,, -f,,,f- Q J :jg . . E581

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xwttfbdftzjik ief 'Xxe W m m eg 1? X . .9 Raymond I. Kennedy Holyoke, Massachusetts A.B. Sociology Baseball 1, 23 Intramurals3 Vets' Club lg Booster Club3 IRC 43 Springfield Clubg SMOC l, 2g Dean's List 3, 4. Quiet, unassuming until he started to roll, The Fox was known to quite a few. A boxer and ball player, he was an active sportsman.Hailing from Hol- yoke, Massachusetts was THE state William E. Kennedy. Ir. Springfield, Massachusetts A.B. English Class Play Competition 3, 43 Dean's List 1, 2, 33 Debating l, 2g K8cK 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary 43 Michaelman 2, 3, 43 Co-editor 43 Pen and Mike 2, 3, 43 Night of Knights 3, 43 College YVho's YVho3 Delta Epsilon Sigma. Bill Kennedy was one of those fellows who picked up headway during the four years. By his senior year, Bill was the editor of the Michaelman and a star performer in the KCSK. Quiet Cus- uallyl and efficient lalwaysj, Bill was a discerning critic who combined a realistic viewpoint with a penetrating sense of humor, His likes included: Red Smith, Time Magazine, Trinity Girls, and keeping Iohn Swift up until 2 A.M. His abilities covered every- thing he ever put his hand to. Iohn B. Kenney Burlington, Vermont A.B. Philosophy Philosophy Club 4. Although we on campus were for the most part unaware of his activities lack quietly fulfilled the ideals of a Michaelman through his work in Catholic Action. Besides working with converts through St. Ioseph's library, he spent some time at Friendship House, New York, and worked around this state for the Rural Life Confer- ence. For many off-campus students he was best known for his continual open house, which made the Ken- neys' a home away from home for these Michaelmen. tPrejudice?l His car took him over A N many a hill and into many a valley. '-an Take care Ray. fx ivy.: Q A .jf 1 lil, u IFFZ' .Ill L V 2 if v- n r . , X ffff ff Xxx 5 ll . , ,f X gi' A ., '-.. 3 ,-3' 4' 3 'H -rf Q 3 ' 4. . A Y C f -K , : 2 TQ . A , .!'s1.m fy 't 1 M 'V U t, X .,.. C it .t.. . twi is xt 9 if 5 5 1 f 35 Q 13 if in B9 4 ss 57 if 1