Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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if s f? S lx 'Sp 5 1461 EVEREST P. SMITH Burlington, Vt. English Here we have the winner and still welter- weight champion of the Vermont Colden Gloves, Everest Smith . Smitty is hardly ever seen on campus except for the classes of the Hammer and some shadow boxing in the snow. An assistant coach of football and basketball at Cathedral High School, Smitty sends all promising athletes towards an inte- grated four years. After three years of cold weather, the Home City lad finally gave up the three mile keep-in-training-trot for a Ford. Varsity Football 1. fy ' f' 7T3?'T ! 'l A Q , ,vAvv,,. . 9-'Z V W ' 'ff f f F ,Q 1 '- f :sf V ' ' I v v t ww if W , aaaa aaa ,WW W X j ff 12 2 ,m..fQ,9? In 2 'Z 79. 'vt l X V f v f f 4 W , 4 WW! Q , if 1 f X tx , 7 ,V ' , ' 4' ',. ,im ., 1 Z gffa f f V , f X V , W W,-., ' f , Z' Z' ' ' I , ,ff I ,W H I Q IZ fdig , X X ij my ff X

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MC hes for 0111 the on. dn't to ass, his :lass gg 3 s 2 gifs . Ya A2 sgiw ff Nw 5 1. ' 3: RAYMOND T. SHEPARD JR. Burlington, Vt. English Inspired by his fine educational integration, Ray could inevitably be found on the high- way somewhere between Poultney and Mont- real, or Qduring frequent rest periodsj in the Olde Mill, mastering the art of sticking paper plates on the ceiling, under the ever- watch- ful eye of Julie. First in Wine, Women and Song, Ray found living' Shakespeare much more exhilirating than reading it, especially during those dull college song fests. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Knightlights 1, 2, 35 Shield 45 Junior Prom Com., Northern Ver- mont Club 1, 2, 3, 41. Q TQ lse- Q 9 M. -V i V1 , .N X Q71-E441 1 X A . ia . 9,1 QNX NK ' xfX N ty gui! X x x .XSXX 'Xx X .,. ffslll X 4-s 145 lu-SXXXX Efxliii A QV wx 1 G ': I 9x ,J ,. 5 W l '14, X 1 ' , 5 il I V 4 xf 9 5 9 N --.... I 1

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elter. olden ardly asses S in l and Initty Inte- cold C up 01' 3 ROBERT S. SMITH Burlington, Vt. Political Science Bob joined the Navy to see the world be- fore starting his college career, which was only the natural result of spending four years with the Seahorses at Burlington High School. Upon returning to Vermont, Bob married Miss Constance Morin and became a member of the landed gentry of Miketown, residing in St. Mary's where he spent a busy life raising his three sons: Robert Ir., Mike and Colin. Interclass Football 3. N 'K auf--I-V' :A A f ' V. g' J if ' Rf 'iss Y Q . . N It llfl w i f G' ' - RN! nQ' H60 30:3 mil 41913 O l r 'f qgg 'N X lg, 3 ri M. 7 1 - Q 5 l if ' a f it 1 1 Xi ,Q 1 I ' 4 if I 147