Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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I HPUS f, Johnrs E Hnaul ao L Fmmllo all Poooo ste: Jock gm S ll'li and Jroved adm PIIS and hw 1 . Il0I'S plum, ass Football Boston Gob 441 C L 3 WILLIAM E. LEUCHTEN Jersey City, N. J. Chemistry 4'Anyone want to go on a lion hunt? , and off we go in one of a series of Bombs that Bill accumulated during his stay in Vermont. Whether it be a '34 Ford, a '48 Buick or a '50 Coupe, it was always a smart move to bring a mechanic along. Apart from the automotive field Bill was an expert on the basketball court and an alchemist of un- known quality, as evidenced by the time he tried to take a nicotine stain off Garland's finger with acetic acid, and took oil two layers of skin instead. Varsity Basketball I, 2, Intramuralsg In- terclass Basketball 3, 45 Soc. Club 41g Chem. Club 4, Outing Club 43 Sodality I. Ill. 5, . ., Yq.Cr . EVA E , i . , . x-, vw , , , 3' . 4 ..., , ooxxmswuuy aa- so 'C17 ' s ,,.... ,iii ,., ,ii ,,.-- c , . . -1. -- v-1 Q---. I 101

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100 TN, if ,I JOHN T. LENNUN Woburn, Mass. Sociology Big John stormed onto campus in ,52, hrst becoming the terror of St. .l0hn's and then Ryan Hall. until someone finally ap- pointed him proctor in Old Hall. From that time on. Jack managed to keep all potential terrors in line. An athlete's athlete, .lack was a formidable contender, always displaying an incredible amount of team work and class spirit. The Woburn Whiz also proved adept in the field of telephone imitations and how he got that rooster into O'Connor,s pillow slip is still a puzzle. Varsity Baseball 1, 33 Interclass Football 3, 4, Interclass Basketball 3, 4, Boston Club 1, 2, 3, 41, Intramurals. Q it t s 2 a ll Q Q S 2? f' -X, ' ,X ll wx- t N P, l Q YQ. Q, 0 ' 5 Lf' , . 5 J 1'-f r WWA 5 Y: I i 1 NW! 8 Mix 4 K J.. L.. -..fs W UAnyOne and oil we that Bill a VerIfl0nt' Buick or 3 0 the 3UlZ0Il'l0fj the basketbd known fluahl 0 take move t tried l gnger with as gf skin instea Varsity Ba terclass Baskf Club 45 Oulill , 'if , -.et tag lil

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N P WILLIAM C. LOEFFLER Huntington, N. Y. BllSI'l1l'SS AdlIll'Il1.Sfl'Gfl.0Il Huntington's High Boy was undoubtedly the tallest member of the Class of '56, fa fact that Doc Jacobs made good use of through two rugged seasons on the courtl. Bill spent two and a half fruitful years on the Hill, after a tour at Seton Hall. One of the card sharps from Ryan Hall, Loft managed to hnd time to hit the texts for good grades, that is, when he wasn't too busy rebounding for the Knight Five. Varsity Basketball 3, 4'. w X uv ff ' '6 Nh Q' 'Mi .. it 0 a X, tab' FM , N I A t L N.. I Anotl the Kor bound f then H13 year HU Burlingl served 1 vertible while 5 abled St bee. Politic