Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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tx. , - .r .Z ' - 4' g., 759' fr X Pliiiajsfs-c? f'17 ' - ' 0.04 - Andrew I. Scanlon, Ir. Schenectady, New York B.S. Business Administratin Business Forum 45 SMOC 1, 43 Parade of Horribles lg Booster Club, Glee Club 25 Debating 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 43 Pen and Mike 33 junior Prom Committeeg junior Class Playg Albany Club, Mis- sion Crusade 4g Michaleman 2, 3, 4. Make-up Editor 33 Shield, Business Manager 4. Punchy or Al was our authority on everything. Want to build a stock car? Want to print a newspaper? Ask A. I. When it came time to get a business manager for the Shield, what else could we do? HA. I. had the ability of making little jobs out of big ones, doing everything with lazy effi- ciency. Amiable, capable, and the perfect host he embodied the charac- teristics that spell success in our book. -sf NJ ff' 'I' 1 Q N -121' vt' bww 'Tif- . if , . Q Q ,.+L'-9 2 , Z , fs? ' , P: , ,f -., Luv- 1 ff Dennis C. Scanlon South Boston, Massachusetts AB, Sociology K8cK 2, 3, 4, President 45 Mission Cru- sade 2, 33 Night of Knights 3, 45 Class Play Competition 2, 3, 43 SAC 43 Sum- mer Theater, Frosli Yveek 4. Sir Denny was the little wheel turn- ing the bigger ones which ran the KGK. He was a sharp lad from Southie who threw away his razor at the mere prospect of a Passion Play. His trade mark was an unruly crop of hair and a witty word. His picture appears here through the kind efforts of the Dean of Men. . f Iohn T. Sciarrino Lawrence, Massachusetts AB. Sociology Sodality 2, 33 Chemistry Society lg IRC 43 SMOC 2, 35 Boston Club, Booster Clubg Vets' Club, Sociology Club 4. Nick's philosophy of life was worth its weight in gold. He was a quiet guy but when he said anything it was worth listening to because of his prac- tical viewpoint. When Iohn laid down his cigar and started talking, even the profs listened. We always felt that we owed a lot to Iohn even when we kidded him about the great war. gmidbmmg gSiB2iiiiSgkQh . V fx 4? . ....... t ' ,.. egw mgss E891

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Witlitlel' .s e C: it 'levy it I Q Qxw mst Iohn C. Russell Melrose, New York B.S, Biology Biology Club 15 Booster Club 25 Dean's List 1, 35 IntramuraIs5 Albany Club 1, 2, 35 Nights of Knights 4. Day after day he practised on that hook shot of his. When he wasn't in the gym he was planning a deal with Fadden or baiting Abe Britton. Sar- casm was his natural weapon but he used it with a grin, The kindness of Mother Beattie made his stays in Montreal the more pleasant. Lawrence P. Ryan Syracuse, New York B,S. Biology Intra1nurals5 Biology Club l, 2, 3, 45 Vets' Club l5Chemistry Society 1, 2, 3, 45 Lance 25 KKK 2. Larry and Bob Savoit made a formid- able pair in Essex lunction. Where- ever you saw one you always saw the other, and it was usually in the same place. A biologist of the first order, Larry planned to make it his life's work. Favorite expression, let's go see George. Robert E. Savoit Springfield, Massachusetts B.S. Chemistry Football 25 Chemistry Society 45 Spring- field Clubg Vets' Club 15 Booster Club. Here's the other half of that combina- tion, and Bob claimed that this was the only time he followed Ryan in anything. A wizard at mathematics, Bob had a very analytical mind. His formidable frame was seen almost everywhere up until our last year when he married a hometown girl. He hasn't been seen since. BE-.- ' i' 2 5 -N- Ply, - 21151 'rt fl J ii ' X' TQ - , . I X . ., P gy: X 'ggi' X D381

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wiilvwrt' .Ski Q Q' Betray ed? Brother Iohn T. Scully Hastings-on-Hudson, New York A.B. English KSQK l, 2, 3, Treasurer 35 Pen and Mike 2, 35 SMOC l, 2, 3g Intramurals, SAC 3. Brother Scully was one with a ready wit. An asset to any gathering with his verse, songs, stories and a store of parlor games, no subject was free from his humorous harangues, not even himself. There is humor every- where but it took this one to find it. George A. Shaughnessy Bellows Falls, Vermont AB. Philosophy Philosophy Club, Vice President 45 Michaelman 45 Lance 45 Shield 4. Shana was the versatile type who just naturally got along with anyone. It was St. Bonaventure's loss and St. Mike's gain when he migrated from down country, to finish his last two years here. His position of Vice Presi- dent ot the Philosophy Club was well filled. George could be seen explain- ing the Being of Man to any worthy audience any time of the dav . . . Paul X. Shaughnessy Clinton, Massachusetts B.S. Biology Chemistry Society lg Intramurals, Dean's List l, 3g Booster Club, YVorces- ter Clubg Biology Club 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 4. Paul, better known as Shauno lll, was one of those aggressive Clinton, Massachusetts boys. A good science student, he was also a good man in a basketball game. The Bastille was his resting place ever since its con- struction and it became a part of his character. is 4 Mefa 4:2317 P X t e- X53 is Q' P ? i901