Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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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

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.al . -so .', l,' u h x4 MA, . . ve! is S ml ii? , 1 .t N' . ,eo H t 3, A 'X' i , f , ,M wiring xy 1 x Q -is-1-M 'X N R ' X ' v 9 1 Brother Geoffry Keating. SSE Springfield, Massachusetts A.B. Classics Although Bro. Keating was the young- est of the Brothers, he more than made up for his youth by his ability to read and quote St. Thomas's works. He was a true Thomist. Besides his phil- osophy Brother had a fine voice and we only wish you could have heard him on St. Patrick's Day. A 7 t if Iohn I. Kelley Pittsfield, Massachusetts BS. Biology Choir I, 2g Clec Club 1, 2g junior Prom Committecg Biology Club 43 Chemistry Society 45 WN'intcr Carnival Committee 25 Booster Club: Dcan's List l, 2, 3, 43 NFCCS 23 Intramurals. Iohn was one of the original Essex Seven. One of the few to really ap- preciate Vermont's natural beauty, lohn was married after his sophomore year. A good student and a hard worker, Iohn has already found the incentive which will guide him to a successful future. Of course we mean Lucille. Iarnes M. Kelliher Springfield, Massachusetts B,S.Chemistry The ambling gait and the soft hat al- ways meant lim. Made the trip back and forth to Springfield a good many times and we never had to ask why. A big brain and a gift of gab. 'Kilim 5 49' 4? SESS Q ii W 2 sg Xwwteff M99 l59l

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OR SRLE Q vSfll5f ii'N Ka R 11. tilt 2 i r, if 1 X ly 2 Q CQ Ralph K. Kistner Forest Hill, New York A.B. Political Science Michaclman 1, 2, 3, 43 New York Clubg C-lee Club 1, 25 Intramurals, Sociology Club 4. Kitzel was cz waiter for three years and he carried more weight each year. He suffered from insomnia at night but he slept well in the after- noon. His old world charm caused many a girlish blush in the Queen City but he cleverly eluded their traps. Richard L. Klaess Rockville Center, New York AB. Sociology Football 2, 3, 4g New York Clubg Intra- inuralsg Spanish Club lg SMOC 2, 35 Booster Club, Varsity Club 2, 3, 43 Pa- rade of Horribles 2, 3, 43 Sociology Club 4. There was never a lack of entertain- ment with Ricardo around. Dick kept things hopping as the boys in St. Leo's testified. He regaled the Sis- ters of St. Martha with his own style Gregorian chant, There was no fool- ing for Dick on the football field. His all-state ranking testified to that. 2 Bemard P. Korzun Winooski, Vermont BS. Chemistry Chemistry Society l, 2, 3, 43 French Club l, 25 Booster Club, SMOCQ Phil- osophy Club 43 Sodality 1. The First National Stores representa- tive on campus, Bernie mixed Chem- istry and part-time work and came out on top. A tripper of the light fan- tastic, he amazed both faculty and students with his knowledge of Bur- lington night life. gmidbamy is ter KA s s? e 'f' aww at Ui-W i61l