Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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lill e!! gf qiei W bww gl A-fa-WQ kj E ll , 2 sg Francis I. Lynch Great Neck, Long Island, New York BA, Business Administration Mission Crusade 23 Sodality lg French Club 25 junior Prom Committeeg Intra- muralsg Booster Clubg Class Play lg NY Clubg Senior Pronig Parade of Hor- ribles. Patsy or Baby-face, as we knew him, teamed up with Moe as one of the original operators of the Sweet Shop. By our senior year he had switched his office to Don's. Frank brought back wild tales from summer vacation, in tact, from any vacation, Daniel I. McCarthy Troy, New York AB, Sociology Booster Clubg Albany Clubg SMOC 33 Basketball 3, 43 Intramurals. Siena's loss was St. Michaels gain. The Mystery Man was a standout cn the basketball court and always seemed to come through with the shots that counted. Gifted with a ready smile and a marvelous person- ality, Dan will go a long way in what- ever he chooses to do in lite. Iohn H. McCarty Saratoga Springs, New York BS. Biology Biology Club 3, 43 Chemistry Society 43 SMOC 3, 45 Booster Clubg Albany Clubg Intramurals. Iohn was the man who could use binoculars in study and sport. In study it was the binocular microscope ot the biology lab. In sport it was the field binoculars he used at the his- toric track of his home city. His na- tural Irish smile was a pleasure to view. . I sn 'U Q nu i f I In ifiqf . 1 7 ., '.f9 1 osq if y fl-3 'F , 51' 33-1 I' ' ,L ' J'-ff' ' 41.23 L .. my .Q i- T , - BPH I, 'Xi ' ' 3 f fy 4 5 V ' W -e -tw I ptr?-sf ' ' , ' QQ if N-22.9 JSFSIW my-' N ' ll' X ' I tel

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169' J Q i it. Daniel C. McCormick Little Falls, New York A.B. History IRC 3, 43 Vets' Club3 Booster Clubg Mis- sion Crusade 3, 4. Quiet and serious minded, Dan im- mersed himself in his studies most of the time, but he found time for occa- sional trips to Fanny Allen. During his two years at the 'Bastille,' Dan gradually covered the walls of his room with sketches-mostly of guns. ln his reading,Dan liked books with an historical tinge. I ohn G. Mclntire Wakefield, Massachusetts AB. English Intramurals3 Baseball 33 Hockey 2, 33 Hlriters' Club 33 Booster Club3 SMOC 33 Michaelman 4g Bay State Club. Red was a zealous exponent of Eliz- ebethan and American Literature who put his roommates to sleep by read- ing them poetry. His talents, however, were not limited to books. Iohn show- ed us his athletic abilities by playing baseball and hockey. The boys will miss his perpetual smile and hearty laughter. Henry I. McLaughlin Rutland, Vermont B.S. Business Administration Intramuralsg Labor Club 43 Spanish Club lg Vets' Club li Booster Club3 IRC 43 SMOC lg Business Forum 4. IZ. 3' CD '- .tsmsmagge mrno.g9'U.... U. mrv....V'fDo:,, 'D QOH: QHBQV. giaaomgg-Ejmag 'g5 5v:6 :'4m3-mm .gpmi--0 D055 Mrngnoan 5 gow IJIZLUEA.-.. '-1.-. I1 'Q.f'Q-gm-4Q E 9.32: r 'C5'-+- 5ffD8m UOp S v--xfDOEf QB 9.a'Q3:.-aifg -ss-6'fD 'tLw :f:s:rflPf'j--2 C mmm mD'Qw. L Il- mLn5Q f:...'-:QUILT 135 Q '-H' O- O OO mC... m CO..4D:.... 'E3gJ5g,,?.of3!II 2228-22 S 9 4:m.f ?g?v' -z-sd, Simi! W -is 5 Qi- SG' 'gi'mbmMkX -S Q5 2 Tt- Q 5 Q ,955 E693