Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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an ' E ie e N. 2 . A Iohn C. Mount Belvidere, New Iersey BS. Business Administration Intramuralsg NYC Clubg Labor Club 4. lack was a little late joining us, but when he journeyed across the lake in our sophomore year, he was a wel- come addition. A companion of lack Walsh, he made his presence lelt with his ready wit and sense of humor. He turned into quite a commuter our last year. so ,A 'f ' it x 26 ,an I ft. ,ff-fra , ao! ll N ll ,L . if . 1 fr J! 3 Reginald L. Muir Burlington, Vermont BS. Pre-Medical Intramuralsg Arabian Knights 2, 3: Booster Club 1, 25 Chemistry Club 2, 45 Biology Club 4. Reggie was a bachelor when we started up on the hill, but those trips to Green Street took up more and more of his time so eventually he married the girl. Our last Yuletide, he teamed up with Iack Kelly and they sold Christmas trees to the good peo- ple oi Burlington. r George E. Mulcahy North Adams, Massachusetts A.B. Political Science KXQK 23 French Club 23 Intramuralsg IRC 45 Labor Club 3, 45 Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4g Berkshire Club. Those frequent trips to South Bur- lington had us all mystified. George always came back well fed. A Deans List student for his four years, he is sure to succeed in anything he un- dertakes. How about a rhumba lesson George? Wwlllawg s e 5 C i ' ul il- ff 2 X X, ' 5 2 fs- iktggn me 'W-01? Qlf 055' . wi

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ttlvtlfrlf' we- Q U ?'W.221vt:tt it-ml? Robert T. Morway Worcester, Massachusetts A.B. Sociology IRC 3, 45 Sodality 35 Dean's List 3. Bob came to St. Michae1's in his soph- omore year and since that time has won a host of friends with his win- ning personality. An active member of the International Relations Club, he constantly regaled his friends with a recounting of the haphazard func- tioning of international protocol, and with his convincing argument to the young ladies of why Delta Mu is an exclusive fraternity. lean Paul H. Moreau Swanton, Vermont AB. Social Studies Glec Club l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3: Choir 1, 25 Mixed Chorale 2, 3, 43 Night of Knights 33 Parade of Horribles 23 SMOC 45 IRC 43 Soclality 1, 2. I. P. A native of Swanton and proud possessor of a Model A. Iohn divided his time between home and school. Gaining experience under Fr. Ma- loney, Iohn is headed for a librarian's position. A farmer at heart, Iohn's summers were spent in the fields. Vincent T. Morin Burlington, Vermont AB. Economics Skating Team 1, 2, 3, Coach 2, K8cK 1, 25 Class Play Competition 1, 2, 3, 4. At one time the strong arm of the Vets' Club, Vin presided over many Sunday gatherings. He had a voice which any radio man would envy and he used it to good advantage in every bull session, Until his marriage he was the pride of the Knights 51 Knaves, Afterwards he shifted his emphasis, and he was the pride of the biology class. C9 me 'W A fi s'R0ffE'J r 'il rmCE U63

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gg tilvmwgx .e e- ma sts W s. 5 Patrick F. Murphy Stamford, Connecticut A.B. English Intramuralsg Booster Club3 NYC Club3 Spanish Club 1, 23 Winter Carnival Committee 2g Parade of Horribles 1, 2, 3. A sudden laugh for no apparent rea- son was not uncommon with Murph . He had a subtle sense of humor which many people found hard to understand. He will be remembered among English students, for his elo- quent defense of Poe, and by the stu- dent body at large for his masterly operation of the Cockpit, the bat- tered coupe he drove. Timothy C. Murphy Wevertown, New York B.S. Business Administration- A.B. Economics Michaelman, Advertising Mangaer 2, Business Staff 1, Business Manager 3, Editorial Board 43 SMOC l, 2, 3, 43 Class NFCCS Delegate 33 SAC 3, 4, jun- ior Class Member, Corresponding Secre- tary 3, President 43 Founder IRC 33 Vermont Inter-College Council3 French Club l, 23 Junior Promg Lance 23 Dean's Listg Debating Club l, 2g Delta Epsilon Sigmag College WVho's Who. Tim came to us from New York's tall timber country, the sawdust still in his pants' cuffs. He left us a world traveller and a leader of men. He swept through most of the clubs on campus, leaving a trail of successes behind him. As a debater, his logic was devestatingg as a council presi- dent he displayed the wisdom which was his outstanding trait. Michael C. Nardi South Hadley Falls, Massachusetts A.B. Sociology Mission Crusade 43 SMOC li Spanish Club 13 junior Prom 33 Intramurals3 Booter Club3 Class Play Competition 23 Dean's List l, 2, 3, 43 Springheld Club3 Parade of Horribles 23 Sociology Club 4. Mike's cheerful smile and willing spirit were mainstays on the campus. A profound admirer of off-campus life in Essex Iunction, he and Tony Pe- karski set a precedent in the senior year. He was also one of the founders of card-baseball. 0,11 'rug 6000 ,W A, il' ' fit ,ggi ,--dk 2 ,A I 'I N' I l 'ul f 1. ,3 U81 T