Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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PETER E. PROULX Burlington, Vt. Business Administration Another of the roving Knights, Pete saw quite a hit of the Far East before returning to his native Green Mountain State to com- plete the educational process here on the Hill. While serving overseas, Pete met the girl who today is his wife. Between his academic activities and his family, which in- cludes sons, Stephen and Joseph, Pete has managed to lead a pretty busy college life. gy. 4 -4' ,Ma-1. - gp.y0NRR sar P.. y X' u...-A-'SJ' vs Q. V22 -4- 151

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X r' 0 ROBERT H. PRINDLE Nyack, N. Y. Biology From Nyack on the Hudson to St. Michael's on the Winooski, the route of the Green Rocket was well mapped by its captain and sole proprieter, Wink. Although he left most of his heart home with Hess, Dick managed to catch up with it about every other week- end. Even with 6 a.m. beach parties and How ,bout a coHee? he managed to give the appearance of a scholar and his accept- ence to Dental School arrived in advance of all others. Bio. Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Soc. Club 4g Intra- murals.

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I , 1 Q 3 Q in-'N , O i 132 QU xb NX X ti NW X, x ax 1 i L PAUL R. PROVASOLI Boston, Mass. Business Administration Paul, more commonly known as the Pro, having completed a hitch with the M spent four years proving that he was not only a superb Legionnaire, but a fervent American. Quiet though he be, Ralphie amply complemented the Terrible Four with his eveready solution to all problems: Lets get out of here. In Sports, Paul proved a pro in the true sense of the wordg on the diamond, a tireless pitcher and on the grid- iron, a triple threat quarterback. arines, Varsity Football 15 Varsity Baseball 3, 4.5 Interclass Football 3, 4-5 Boston Club 1, 2, 3, 4 fPres. 4-J. a ur en lli: co, ad frc no1 co1 the