Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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JAMES C. ROSS New York City, N. Y. Economics Having been Treasurer or Advertising Manager of almost every activity on campus, and professing a preference for local en- virons, the cosmopolitan Rags is the Class gf '56 best nominee for the next president of the Burlington Savings Bank. Look at all the ads! An Old Salt from the Canota Lodge run, Jim never quite recovered when Pete joined the army in 19533 but a rest cure at G's and frequent trips to the Sugar House worked wondersg c'Pow! Go to sleepln Debating Club 3, 45 Michaelman 3, 4g Shield 4 CAdvertising Managerlg Soc. Club 45 Outing Club 4. Q f , f ff fwff LQQX if X ff ny, ff f f, 'Z'fffOQf M 2176 guy, fi QW ,aff ,X 1 ,W ff, if! 7 ,if-f 'B fgslfbx I'Sf5 Su-,ar Mme C.-? i 92 Gfcfe 137

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Debal 136 . V 7 X 'DY HOWARD F. ROSS Burlington, Vt. History Howie, a top student scholastically at Sf. Michael's, is one of our more conservative classmates fno jazz concerts pleaselj. A veteran majoring in History, Howie was 8 plugger as could be readily noticed by any who spent time in the library the didrft have anywhere else to keep warm during the winterj, his favorite hangout . . . most intel- lectual. Equal to his quest for knowledge was Howie's daring spirit when it came to barber shop ties and flashy sportcoats . , , Do you think theyill let you wear them in grad school, Howie? 45 Intramuralsg Shield 4. ez, DELTA EPs1LoN SIGMAg Bus. Forum WWW JL , , . W 'ff' , ,.. +v6Eg4g-, V I 1 , V ,' , H X f 1-0, MJ I f V74 W! ,, 4, My-4 Q, f . l , , 0 . 7 ,, 1 K ,ag Z ' yy, ,, , ,, 1 , gf,fwQf,4Zi, , , 2 3 ,, W w fx ,V if , iff ww., N A ' wif V , my W! ---I i . ,. am 1 W4 4' 9 ' 'Q' 3' ff f'5'T y f?2?yf,:'Ev?, 5' ' ' .V -L l ' . 'vfZf1','.i+,QV' '3'z3f., 1' e',5', 5f7' ' 5,73 R' 3 Y, - msg! ,3Q,j,c7:,a-f27ig5gf-f5?jm,'45 2223 W y V ff V' f Q 1 , f ,til , t 4rfiz1::24ii21fP5Qfi?fv 1212 230 J f f , 's 4' ,2 , Y ,zuf-,ff'f13j5,f,'f4g1Vf,zfe., 2-gypsy., ex 1 ,Vf ' 93: ff 3 fp f, 5 L 1 - my fxgfff-V ,zpfaifizmv f ,V ,VVrf2',fvw,-rmf1Qt,'- M, ,f . f7 ',p0 WYv' fV'f' fyfnv rw if 2 lv ' , Y' f M Am, ,-fb' v fn, . - - ' 'V J 'Q-v:1-Mfzeffmf'fM7f?wi4,f 'MW . few ' ' , V Q V 1' , , , , ,,,,n,,,,,Q.1N , fm 1, ,,,, W :,g,, rg 1 1, f , WL, ,W .,,,,.fVW,,. ., .L I I Z 1 'V f 2 , fam-,J-,f,.A:f4 ff:L1,L,:,L1frf,2:, f ,' ,I '- ,,:L,wy,fr,,2JfVw'ff-1' ,., ,, 4 fwi? fff , M f, '1,:,- W MV w aff f4,wz,,fgfM' f , -ff Q :win'i2W'Hi wrfkfw 2,25 w Q A -..ff , , , Q., , 1, ,jf f4,.Vf,,a M A t V , .M,.n,,fM' ww-fM:xw,q,vf+-.4.,,,, I 4,.,,.MAg,,- mp, WM , 1 , 5521!-fyywgmaeff-1tfz,,2wa,Mgzgfgyxyzigyg we 4 wg, 434 gui , f ' f .5 0 4: M, X, X, V ,, f ,,.,'1:.z, ,, ,Q V V.- . V f ,,,,r,W H, , as ina ,fy A ,Mggy rf 1, 7 3, g Vg fe f , ' ,f - 4f':?5?AffZZi'4-1 V 'N L'ff 'W wirw, pw 141' gwzfhfw '. ' NU' , ,ffuv.amff?L:5znZg.,r,,5,fr,ze, 'fdevrgzy 33, ,, f f, ' W' ,MW V 1 ,',, vV4'li,,1w47 e4,f',,L15, ,, Y, Cwgfgzf' ., 1 5, ,.f , X N ,,7'17,fvwM 1947-Vmvff We 'Vf-,WWW ,, W JW' . Q ' f V 1 , '7-f'zf ?4 ffff 4C'4m,??Zfv1'czZyn'f31'. ,WMV ' , , W., .,,4 ,WV ,,,,,.,,, ,,., , ,,,,, X 'pf Zuf , 'V+ aww 'V2j124f1,qaz.,:ig, Z:,gg:Lfm,f'2L':' f ss- ' N 9 111' iaiggfmy , a :.',1e-'pw f f 1 , V ' ,, 'yy . ', w , - ,wftmi iff ,Y2W:f,tfz.z2'ZGff V 4,-ff 'f . ' ' -, fQ,Qj',,'7'9:J:Af 1 ' M f?'1vrZ ' fn , .4 f ,wa Aim., ,,.,4,f,+,fIC4,, V ,.,f yf , ,M A , I 1 H M , -1 , , f'f Q'rZw Q: 4 'V ,Vfww 1- 2 17 V, 7 ,1 W? fi f fr 5 1' qg,,,3,, f f5,z,yz,f,,1a,, , -f ,digg , I, , , , VV ' 'fldwwcf 74 wrhwv ,zfw-0-rc we f V- ,MA I W, f 4 4 , V ,wwf V ,4m7,V7.,1'12f,1 ,am ,' ff .f 1217711 A fi i f , UW Ha' Mana! and P Vf1'O1'lSl of '56 the BU adsl 1 run, Ji joined G'5 3111 worked Shield 4 45 Outir Ag, , silk?

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a I ,y .J Q X MQ X 'W' XXX rx xxx X -' XJ QL! F ? R ' 138 I' GEORGES P. R. ROY Lewiston, Maine Biology Ray Moose Roy emigrated to the Hill from the land of the Great North Woods tablish himself as a worthy Biologist finte- grated naturallyj with a minor in hoc which was illustrated with his superb play in to es- key, overwhelming the ice competition during the 1954-55 campaign. A great advocate of the Drink Canada Dry philosophy of fellow off-campusites, Ray's love of science led to many a trip to the Woods of Lewiston to visit with the lass he calls his special tad- pole. Intramurals, Interclass Hockey 3, 4, Bio, Club 2, 3, 4, French 1, 2. NXXXX