Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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Widvmra' 4 ia2iEEEiSgE2? 4? Qgiggggms? 'X1 : A9 Francis M. Legge Pittsfield, Massachusetts AB. Economics Booster Clubg Berkshire Clubg IRC 43 Labor Club 43 NFCCS 2. One of Pittsfield's bigger hand shak- ers, Frank had his sights set on being an undertaker and he had the gift of gab to go with the job. He liked good steaks fdeerl with or Without a hunt- ing license and he privately claimed that Mr. Woloszyn was his favorite Prof. gl it X W Ad 1 ...Q Herve B. Lemaire Fall River, Massachusetts AB, English Glee Club 4g Mixed Chorale 45 Band 4. The Gentleman of the Year identi- tied this neat, friendly, well-mannered lad. His well-chosen teaching career will undoubtedly bring him success. Herve will long be remembered for his great school spirit and willing- ness in campus musical activities. ? ,x f :yt C W C wg -Wwfous X31 as.5 Lose D THH7 dflflfll Francis X. Lennon l Stamford, Connecticut A.B. English Dean's List 3, 43 Delta Epsilon Sigmagl XVriters' Club 3, 43 SAC 35 NFCCS, Sen- ior Delegatc 33 Night of Knights 45 Pen and Mike 4. Fran has probably left St. Mike's with more friends of a lasting nature than any other member of our class. His quiet gentle manner based on strong intellectual and moral foundatior won the respect and friendship of al who knew him. The depth and mean- ing of his writing for Mr. Lovering': Advanced Composition was a con stant source of joy to his classmates Christian and gentleman best de scribed him. -Ra, ii. :I 5,3 . , S I hgrtr hz 'S ig III' 52EEgEE1!:P.'e!!: ig l we

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LYNN as ' 5 my Ass XX .ii , N yuwcv 0 George W. Lavallee Springfield, Massachusetts A.B. Sociology MOC lg Intramuralsg Sodality l, 23 unior Prom Committee 33 Springtield llubg ltiicthaelman 23 Philosophy Club 5 Booster Cluhg Shield 45 Sociology Ilub 4. lLip the Brightwood Bookie! George irospered during his stay on the hill- p and the chow hall lost a lot of Eoney on him. He never took time out or varsity sports because he was al- vays tied up with intramurals. His vell of personality should go a long ,vay in lite. 7 .def J itil? X ' i '1 D1 ei I ' ' if nf' ' Edward C. Leavy Hudson Falls, New York BS. Chemistry Chemistry Society 23 SMOC l, 23 Vets' Cluhg Booster Cluhg junior Prom Com- mittee 3g Night of Knights, 33 Parade of Horribles 3. A one man Chamber of Commerce for Hudson Falls, he left the ilats with the title oi Moe He was tops at pinoch- le and an original drop that gun Louie lad in St. Iohn's. Devereaux and Dwyer took Moe under their wing during his year down on College Street. The Will Rogers of Lake George, Moe fascinated us with tales of the sea monsters, the disappearing islands and the Lake George clams. We'll miss those natty clothes and that Leavy smile. af? i Q sy Leo L. LeBlanc Lynn, Massachusetts B.S. Mathematics Intramuralsg Mission Crusade 2, 45 jun- ior Prom Committeeg Sorlality 45 Boost- er Clubg Boston Clubg Senior Prom Committee. Another pinochle fiend, Leo also did a creditable job in his studies. He commuted quite regularly to Lynn, Massachusetts but he really had a good reason for doing so-we hoped. Where there's a Will, there's a way was his motto for such jaunts. matting! 557 4442'- -vga 'BW Ewa lf ,atm i65l

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X K 3 3- f 7' f' t , 31- 644 Xt- turf , .hw ,Q -N Qqfgfr I 41- H 5, D , .N 1 , W... 2-'M' U 'A . sw' ', 3' 3 ... -1 , i . ffl LQJSQVI uf , 'k,, 1, ' S-A L- T-8 ' V147 . N X it 1 1'R'Vi05 ,i ' . 3 't .v c - i f , -'-V ry ' C ' I Anthony W. LeSauteur Trois Rivieres, P. Q. Canada B.S. Chemistry Chemistry Society l, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 1, 45 French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 45 SMOC 25 Arabian Knights 1, 2, 3, 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Booster Clubg SAC 45 Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 45 Delta Epsilon Sigma. Tony was imported to us from Three Rivers, Canada. An ardent muscian, and one of the original members of the Arabian Knights, Le Bop was known for son fameux combo. In a few years Canada will have a famous paper and pulp chemist in one of our classmates. Roger I. LeVasseur Danvers, Massachusetts AB. English Lance l, 2, 3, 45 Michaelman 3, 45 Shield 45 Pen and Mike 3, 45 NFCCS 3. Hoge' found class time valuable for many things: sleeping, writing poetry and reading. How can I listen when there are so many books like this to read? We laughed at his whimsical words, but we realized that behind them was a penetrating knowledge of human nature and a deep religious feeling. With Roger gone, who will recite poetry to Fr. Hamel? William S. Liberator Dedham, Massachusetts AB. English Michaclman 2, 3, 4, liclitorial Board 45 Debating Club 3, 45 Philosophy Club 3, 45 NI-'CCS 3. Easily identified by the crew cut and the ready smile, Bill was known for his confidential manner and remark- able capacity for making friends. His Michaelman editorials packed a punch and the Debating Club num- bered him among its top men. The boys never did solve the mystery of Bill's runaway teeth. 426.5 , Q, 40 QQ' 0413: 2 -fe S 0 X 4' +3 We Stiff W 'X 5 'if 5 tm