Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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IET ion, lle ihe bmw HCI-ll Michal ftlhed BB In F1-eshma ed from ll, Ill-round Jul addy, rat, acting closet E gn. SOC' lg 1353 Basebal JEROME .l. CRONAN Salem, Mass. Business Administration Vermont never replaced Salem in Crow's heart, but Jer managed to make his mark in the Green Mountain State before he left. In fact, the Oyster Bar incident will go down in state annals second only to Ethan Allen's taking of Ticonderoga. Crow's appetite was undoubtedly the result of watching too many Salem seagulls, but his resultant slim figure attracted the eye of many local beauties, as the remnants of the Terrible Four can testify. Intramurals, Varsity Football 1, 2g Inter- class Football 3, 415 Interclass Freshman Football Coach 4. 1. Wi' - W li ,lllllll l .1 57 'r 'P spa u'iiuxw'.' S I' 'U Xl til Edin! 45' M 3 f l

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56 Y 'F QQ X X tw Eg ARTHUR L. CROCHET Oceanport, N. J. Business Administralion. The cameras are on Tyrone with the Curtis-Cut . the man who made the brown suede jacket a must in the typical Michael- man wardrobe. lt wasn't the famed BB gun battle that turned Bud white in Freshman year, but the sickness incurred from the toothpaste raid. Bud was an all-round Jer- seyite, whether it be fixing a Caddy, taking his cut for his Ryan team or checking closets for size on Junior Weekends. Intramuralsg Outing Club 4g Soc. Club 4-g Interclass Football 3, 4g Interclass Baseball 3, 4. .. gf, , ' ..,g3'i'I,Q:P' .X so . 1. X -4,1 ' Venn heart, k in the 4 In facts in state taking ' undoubi Salem S attractef remnant Intrar class F Football

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i by It V! V iw 1 . v nf. if fi in ,gr Tai, 'Mft oft? .K L 5 Q wi las e ig l I 58 ki ,,o. its . ,M , ua - . .WV gi ,J I, as X 2 -..--' c1i - i ..-3 N fwh 4 ills u . 5 ,Q N Wlllll fi 7 x f S . f 1 ff? -' . CLEMENT S. DELANEY Newton, Mass. History That tall drink of water from the Bay State broke the coach's heart by not going out for basketball during his stay on the Hill , , , But, he could be an All American with that potential off the backboards . . . . Clem went in for the more adventurous and uncertain pastime of travelling. Of course he never had a car, but he found that his thumb was as Qucky as a four leaf clover. Who else could hitch a ride from Burlington to Boston at nine o'clock at night with the temperature at 11 below zero? Chess Club 2, 35 International Relations Club 1, 23 Outing Club 2. W , rf: f C fi! itll? Thi 1953 the I to lea of in' meml found good the fi collee Arn Interc, 3, 4, Com.