Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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'-v ' onuorfass N-S s 'sxr-'-n.'..'. 11,-- P 'f ,,. .vt fi Qs 'N 114 d X --.P 3 I, ,url lr, F--' ff 5 'L 4 1 Z: 54 0' 1 s' I1 6 , N 'S if ,-... fQ 5 .bs - A Q1 Nfl' Q 1 fa: :- fi 4 ,4 'li F J RALPH J. MUNNETT South Burlington. Vt. Bzzsincss Adf7lI'llI'Sff'fIfI.0ll- Ralph. alais Mooney another member of the stout band of nomads who trecked up the Parkway from nearby adobes, was first pre- sented to us via the Seahorses from BHS. Ralph cut the drifts crazy on The Lords Trail. to the accompaniment of Phil Napo- leon's Saints Go Marching Inn, from the steps of Austin. A true Yankee fan, Mooney played a slow disk from the stacks of Kid Ory when the Bombers dropped the big one in the Fall of '55. Intramuralsg Bus. Forum 4. Mathe inaifef l ultimate the Nutl un0ffiCia III in 1 pulp, survived gf the l finances ultts in tl WHO? Class TI Club 19 21 -ww.. ,.. .1 ..:.L.,,z.w:.J,,fLm J: .,, A 1 Ar ': 'h 'M -1 A '3 H '4 e f-'f'2'14, L 32- - -- : --ff:-s ..J ... .- I

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It 'iii f l E. ARTHUR MOBIN Stamford, Conn. Business Administration ANS fluid pen kept the Winooski post office busy during the slack season, and his letters were in most instances followed up with personal visits, and whether it be New Hampshire or Boston, Slippery could cover the distance in record time fthat is when not stopped by obstinate stone bridgesj. Emile's happy-go-lucky disposition always brought the sunshine even during the Winter, and his presence at any event, social or otherwise, guaranteed the success of the venture. Shield 4 fBusiness Managerj Intramurals, Connecticut Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Interclass Bowl- ing 3, 4-3 Interclass Baseball 3, 41, Bus. Forum 4.

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PETER J. MURPHY Portland, Conn. Mathematics Mathematical wizard or bug haiter extrod- inaire, Pete held the printed word as his ultimate ratio. The accident-prone son of the Nutmeg State was official head of the unofficial paper drive which highlighted Ryan III in 1953. ln fact between insects and pulp, this Connecticut Yankee almost never survived to join Chaiss on the ground floor of the Manor. Murph's handling of class finances proved the essence of perfection . . . 'cltls in the book. WI-IO'S WHO, DELTA EPSILON SIGMA, Class Treasurer 3, 4-5 Intramurals, Conn. Club 1, 2, 3, 4 fTreas. 3, 40. X ,W .tt. WW' ' If firefie - ZX f qv: XX' Xxx 7 ak, in 341 if 41.5.1 I, 6' 115