Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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Witte' s o s. 5 Q53-w w? Iohn I. Medrek Springfield, Massachusetts BS. Biology Michaelman 1, 25 Springfield Clubg Biology Club 1, 2, 3, 43 VVriters' Club 2, 33 Chemistry Society 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3, Vice President 4g Lance 2, 35 Booster Club, Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4, Delta Epsi- lon Sigma. He was just a quiet kid from Spring- field when we first met him, but some- where along the line he blossomed forth with a rapier-like wit and with the ability to do almost anything he turned his hand to. He was that rarity, a science student who wrote fiction for a hobby. Some medical school will be fortunate in including lohn among its students. 'TLS a Iohn W. Meehan Brookline, Massachusetts A.B, History SMOC l, 23 Vets' Club 1, 25 Booster Club, Intramurals, IRC 45 Labor Club 45 Football 3. The Cat, as he was known, made many friends here, there and every- where. Dancing, singing and hum- ming he bounced around the campus and the fair Onion City. With his friends the Fox, Sully and Russ he travelled the open highway. Raymond A. Meserve Revere, Massachusetts A.B. English Intramuralsg Booster Clubg SMOC 2, 3, 4, Labor Club 3, 45 Boston Club. A welcome transfer from Calvin Cool- idge Law School, Ray immediately displayed a real talent for interior decorating. Wow! What wallpaper! He would take his car any place- sometimes he got there. Skiing, ten- nis and any outdoor life appealed to Ray but he kept the marks up high too. He could Usprechen dee doitch with the best of them. ,f f N li, gn. A X F I 4. . . I- ! i 1 -L as 1 A- J:-Q i l NYS TERY U41

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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

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.' -fp g x I ' Ex N .,- Z? ' l ' T t Qll f Jil? Qglij fxgiilf K' 'W . 4:D -i 03, X tg if' 4 XXX Iames A. Monaco Flushing, Long Island, New York AB. Sociology Sodalily 2, 3, 43 Labor Club 3, 43 Intra- muralsg Mission Crusade 43 Booster Club: NYC Club. Iim will be remembered as one of the neatest dressers in the class of '5l. His ability to play the uke was ol enjoy- ment to the boys at Companions Much of his time was spent entertain- ing down on North Willard Street. No matter what he does, lim will always be a success. l if l 'iff'-'I' ,fe Richard A. Mooney Rutland, Vermont AB. Sociology Intramuralsg Booster Club3 Mission Crusade 23 IRC 3, 43 Band 3, 4. Slow speaking, dry and humorous, Dick was our idea of a real yankee. Transportation seemed to be Dick's calling. During the summer he worked for the Rutland Railroad and winters he chauffeured the bus lor Mt. St. Mary's. Long and lean, Dick impress- ed us with his super-human qualities as he calmly puffed on that foul smell- ing pipe. ll X 'W I .y ' . X ing 3,313.1 - 'Y .L lf ' 3 . . I J' ' pf ff Harold B. Moran Burlington, Vermont AB. Social Studies We knew CHUB by that Mercury con- vertible and the unbuttoned jacket when it was 20 below. Married our last summer, he had to slow down, Some say he had an in with the Dean of Men. 'rbmtmgx . N.4EE5EEa.QF slgqsl S ? if - it A . S. Q t 2 5 ,255 N55 WP G'- E751