Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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1 4, I l O I ' 9 I X- X KA! A X . .. ll f . Y' .X 0 tl 'I . Iohn E. O'Brien Sunnyside, Long Island, New York B.S. Business Administration Intramuralsg Shield 43 IRC 45 Mission Crusade 43 Booster Club l, 23 Night of Knights 43 O'B O'Brien was the man who could pull a job out of nowhere, and keep it. He whiled away his leisure hours by drawing cartoons, playing chess or golf, or taking trips down to St. Rose. His presence added much to St. Leo's softball team, and to the memorable quarry party of '48, Ami- able and affable, O'B had a fund of sincere humor. Iohn F. O'Brien Thompsonville, Connecticut A.B. English Intramuralsg Vets' Clubg Booster Club. One of the few men on campus who spent almost as much time home as at St. Mike's. Iack was a regular two weeker. I-Ie certainly had an attrac- tion at home. As regards Winooski, his famous last words were: Back to this hole. Iohn M. O'Connell Malden, Massachusetts BS. Business Administration Intramurals: SMOC 25 Sodality 2, 33 Biology Club lg Shield Staff 43 Boston Clubg IRC 35 Dean's List 25 Vets' Club 3. Okie was a young man with a store of ideas on how to get to that pot of gold, An ardent sport fan, he seemed to know what he was talking about. Personable and sincere, Okie prov- ed that homework and married life could be compatible. tbmmr s o Q si N 0 tt? I v -' i Qi xx X X S. is 5 Qttw szttgg I79l

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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

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gg ttltamgzgx .e e Tttw sti si sig Iohn P. O'Connell Dorchester, Massachusetts B.S. Accounting Vets' Club lg Sotlality 25 Labor 39 IRC 43 Mission Crusade 2. What a bum that Williams is. Big Sid had violent opinions on just about every subject. Baseball and politics ran neck and neck in his con- versation, the Boston Braves and Iames Michael Curley ranked as his favorites. Sid could argue till he was blue in the face, but he could also go miles out of his way to do you a favor. Patrick I. O'Doherty Forest Hill, Long Island, New York B.S. Business Administration Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball lg Dean's List lg NYC Clubg Booster Club. The Rock, during his Sophomore and Iunior years, was a capable vars- ity basketball player. His Senior year brought him the distinction ot being Skidmore's College's most ardent rooter. He could always be seen at football games hawking programs. The Rock was the leader of the first St. Patrick's Day Parade and also a member of the exclusive six to eleven, every hour on the hour club. T, . Edward A. O'Donnell Worcester, Massachusetts BS. Biology Biology Club 3, 4. Ed was a transfer student but during his two years here he managed to fall pretty much into the ways ot the Michaelman. A firm booster for the Worcester club, he also thought New Rochelle was a pretty nice spot. The boys at the Bastile said he never let text books keep him from the pocket books,' but he managed to keep his average high by frequent trips to study??? in the UVM library. His room in St. Iohn's was a sight to behold and his favorite pastimes included skiing, writing letters and making his room- mate go to bed. Nz if as , RY onnw- iso