Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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icribbling Muuigan, 5 modem WS have lualist of lnder has area for ed many '111 H few Hd Mike JOHN W. THOMPSON Staten Island, N. Y. Political Science Laguna Jack's subtle humor gave Old Hall that class that couldn't be duplicated in any of the barracks . . . that shrapnel in my leg is acting up again boys, guess I'll have to hit the infirmaryf' This allround ex- leatherneck put his varied talents to work turning out a sports column, fwith a future best-seller in mindi, playing lead roles in local radio shows and assorted plays and still had time left to marry the sweetest girl in Burlington. Michaelman 3, 4-, CSports Editor 411 5 Lance 33 Interclass Basketball 3, 4, Intramuralsg Dean's List 43 Shield fSports Editorjg In- terclass Play 3, 4-5 New York Club 1, 2, 3, 4 fVice-Pres. 31, Sports Publicity Ass't. vez. 93 B45 'Z ue nfs 'f co saw? 3 ox 157

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'VP Qxwrni :R :TS .- 'L sf! WALTER N. TAYLOR, JR. Athol, Mass. Political Science Uncle Waldo the Bohemian. Scribbling modern verse, digging modern Mulligan, sprouting modern Socialism, arguing modem philosophy, and growing modern beards have distinguished Waldo as the individualist of the Hilltop. This versatile piano-pounder has become well-known throughout the area for his modern jazz group and has livened many parties as well. uSay Jay, want to spin a few sides, well dad . . . 77. Arabian Knights 1, 2, 3, 4g Pen and Mike 3, 41g'Intramurals.

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