Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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Wtlillldtlfrgl' Ski Q Q' W w w QQ 5 'EQ . .5 Thomas W. Markert Syracuse, New York BS. Business Administration IRC 3, 4, Booster Club, N. Y. State Club, Intramurals, Vets' Club l, Here was a fellow who picked up our class as a transfer student from Man- hattan College. Tom could usually be found in Don's Newsstand in Win- ooski. Always willing to give a fellow a ride up to St. Mike's he excelled in apple picking, and to top it off was a good student. Edward P. Markey West New York, New Iersey AB. History Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 43 NY Club, Frosh Dance Committee, Class 'Treasurer lg Booster Club. Old speed to burn was easily one of the most popular men in the class. His hustle and spirit typified this Ioisey lad's personality. Eddie's baseball and basketball exploits will long be remembered by all and we wish him continued success in the future. Anthony P. Marsiglio Westerly, Rhode Island A.B. Sociology Clee Club l, 2, 33 SMOC l, 2, 3, Labor Club, President 43 Booster Club, Vets' Club, Intramurals. Here's a fellow who always had a Hello for everyone. Tony hailed from Westerly, Rhode Island and was one of the original Meyers' Gang in Winooski. Tony was the pride and joy ot the Advanced French class ot Dr. Barranger. A good student and a hard worker in everything that he under- took to do. 4 is 'f97i'-:Vgf 4. E C' 3 Wifi fflqgmls, K in f CV f me ' 55532 A AASX, i721

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-. V. .rg- . CONV' 7 Lf p -a an 5' ..- ' ,- f Xf-gxx y K h 4, X - y if... Z 6' M so lf ? gm x I ' f T' l If W! Robert L. Malone Waterbury, Connecticut BS. Business Administration Baseball l, 23 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Booster Clubg Intramuralsg Mission Crusade 1, 23 Hartford Club. Here was a guy who belongs to our class by adoption. Definitely big lea- gue material in baseball . . . Famous tor his baseball cap, curly hair, and :ready smile. We were proud ot our adopted man and we wished him rluck in throwing that high, hard one. , 3 if - , gf Q g f . K, 5 af ,C , Y ,ff Htl? N' Antonio D. Mcmuelli B.S. Chemistry New York, New York Chemistry Society 3, 45 NY Clubg Parade of Horriblcs. Tony was a very pleasant and inex- pensive roommate. He didn't smoke or drink. His only fault was the fact that he liked hamburgers. This could be explained by taking a look behind the cash register at the snack bar. His anxiety was shown by the rapid step around a small space. Neil F. Mara Chicopee Falls, Massachusetts B.S. Biology SMOC l, 2, 3, 45 Glce Club 1, 23 Chemis- try Society l, 2, 3, 45 Frosh Dance Com- mitteeg Springfield Clubg Intramuralsg Shield 45 Sodalityg Philosophy Club 4g Junior Prom Committee. Neil was able to throw the longest pass of anyone on campus. 70 yards if it went an inch. Ambitious and mod- est, he gave meaning to the word gen- tleman. His athletic powers carried him successfully through nearly every sport except chair jumping. How many toes did you say you broke Neil? His favorite pastime was giving up cigarettes and taking to the pipe. wotiffofegw 0 9-mr at-. 396 !Q? 5 25 5? 'WWI Q93 -t-21 'W U11

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cn RNITY 1 Lliae V 'NNE 1901 2.1 , get 'IU 'OR i A ,, . J .s1'RY ' . if ' ' , ' if fl - q 5 5' Qt,-t W6 A NB Y 7 Lx l ' A cmclxlif-R1-5 It . 1 I X? inns x rl' Q L A art f Q' co ' I Robert L. Martin Woburn, Massachusetts A.B. English Baseball 13 Booster Clubg Boston Clubg Intramurals. An alumnus of 42 Hood Street, Rapid Robert was an eager and instantan- eous instigator on all excursions. A high scoring ace on the Twin City Independents, he did have his bad moments such as his refusal to run the gauntlet on the steps of Trinity. ,,.- David C. Mauzerall Sanford, Maine B.S. Chemistry Chemistry Society l, 2, 3, 4, President 43 French Club 3, 45 Lance 33 SMOC 2, 33 Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 43 SAC 45 Biology Club 3, 4g Delta Epsilon Sigma: College XVho's Who. Red was undisputedly a top ranking student with a 4 year straight A rec- ord. He was Doc Ouinlan's right hand and the Chem lab was his home. His able assistantship in Chemistry, his presidency of the Honorary Chemistry Society and active membership in other clubs plus his unfailing weekly stroll towards Trinity, gave him a well rounded scholastic and extracurricu- lar stay at SMC. i - YN I Thomas W. Mayo Cohoes, New York BS. Biology Chemistry Society 3, 43 Biology Club 3, 45 Dean's List 35 Booster Club. Tom was another one of those Science majors who disappeared into a lab- oratory and only came out to eat and sleep. A worrier, he spent long hours over the books, although he never let them interfere with that af- ternoon nap. The midnight oil used to burn in Mayo's room in the Bastille, but we were never sure whether he was studying or just writing another one of those letters to a town with the unlikely name of Magog, PQ. Wbmiobg Q . twm ie. Q 2 3 if 5 QZWDQQ 5959 i751