Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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, if 'Q 96 DONALD R. LAPOINTE Chester, Vt. Chemistry Out from behind the maze of test tubes, Dunsen burners and H2504 comes that man of many compounds, Don I. E. Dupont La- pointe. Fiscal problems overwhelmed the little chemist while prexy of the Chem. Club in Senior year . . . if the Shield gets four thousand dollars, how come the Chem. Club only rates ten? . . . there ain't no justice. Although an off-campusite, Don found a home in St. Will's. Where else could he find a ready-made tie but in Carbone's room? Chem Club 1, 2, 3, 4 fPres. 4-D Dean's List 1, 2, 4-5 Student Council 4. N ..:g-'Effie-. 'T 1 flf HT 1 , , Kos? E Q3 at 4. , 3 it in Q , R' s f Us 'X N 3 , 13, f V, 14, V , f . 4 ,A . NI other went integf in SCS chess, wit. l sional he W5 JV'S, secont Golf Intercl Outing

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L Mcblh lie Umm hbmma ugh to get Alll10Ugh 'CI brought 'W snagged lrs. lim, as a Fly bright one ROBERT G. LAMARCHE St. Albans, Vt. Biology Watch Out!! Here comes the quiet man around campus . . . but what a man with the dancing girls. Proud of his Canadian heritage, Bob was always ready for a get- together north of the border: What do ya say for Callagher's gang? . Of course, the girls at Fletcher got a break too . . . not every- body can be an orderly, eh Bob? Though he was one of the working members of our class, Bob still found time to be a conscientious Biology student. Student Council lg Junior Prom Com.g Bi- ology Club 4g Shield 4. M yi O till' Q I V, , U ' . ,,' 1 3 .,,--it ,LZ-TJ vii y-'fl-,g' -:I- ,Jlvluo P- Wfff ,, W Hr' ll l ll 'f 3, f95l

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E lest mba S lllill man J'1P0nt L, elmed llc lhem- Club gels four hem- Club no lUSllcg, nd a home he find, m? 'Wills List . -aa. .. -vwasf.. MICHAEL B. LATUS East Weymouth, Mass. Mathematics I tell you I'm the original Tiger, that other imposter just looks old. Michael B. went through Vermont's ROTC farm system integrating himself, and emerged well-rounded in several fields including pool, table tennis, at ffm chess, Inter-class poker, and of course subtle wit. The Tiger's thoughts about a profes- sional singing career suffered a setback when X he was suddenly cut from the Clee Club's JV7s, and since then crooning has played second fiddle to shuiileboard. Golf Team 3, 4g Glee Club lg Intramuralsg Interclass Hockey '33 Junior Prom Com., Outing Club 4. rl, 5 -'ff a1.s:f 5 l s' f,,:'N and ' I ' kqkwlxlg I Q 51:3 JK i K Q is R ns a. , M X Q 'Q G . s .at : K qs. ' was 97