Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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lzev Was physical Knights' P0Sitl0n Pew will 5011 and le Sl10w N York. a test? 'norahle shall 1, terclass Q cf' 't Q ' ist RAYMOND H. GARLAND Bronx, N. Y. Business Administration One of the ace travelers from the Empire State, Bay managed to leave home on a Sunday and arrive on Campus the following Thursday. According to Ray, it was planned that way: MI decided to come back by way of Mexico City. His sense of direction was so keen that Leuchten used him as guide for the next trip back to Vermont . . . and wound up in Boston some ten hours later. With an Air 'Force career awaiting him, Bay will be the first pilot to ily non-stop from New York to Los Angeles by way of Mars. J. V. Basketball 1, 23 Varsity Baseball 1, 2, Interclass Baseball 3, 45 Interclass Basket- ball 3, 4-3 Outing Club 4. 1 H l k s f 1 fi ' . u f. I A I 5 - - - xl 0, -V 1 . su I vac' TJ . . 'Mfr' ' f ,v 4 1 f V 5 L ,- . 3 , . lc A ,A 5 . .. . ., .V ff s 4 . 1, 1 , P F Lew , Y 'V ' V . -X Q ' yifi f 1' ' Q r o -...qi - il M Q f .P are-i lk, J X x X NN1 3 if XS . 1 'U N li , if S' I XXX 4 X 77

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RUSSELL R. GANGI New York, N. Y, Sociology Doc's adopted son, overlooking size, was thought by many to be majoring in physical education. Barbell Rusty was the Knights' versatile Helder, having played every position on the diamond . . . even ballboy. Few will forget Junior Weekend's Phil Napoleon and fewer yet the little man who stole the show . . . right from the sidewalks of New York. In trouble? Need a shirt? Want a test? See the Gauge. 6'Caesar was an honorable man, can there be another? 77 J. V. Basketball 1, 2, Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Interclass Football 3, 4.3 Interclass Hockey 3, 4, Soc. Club 1, 25 Shield 4. 6 K x 'fi , 4 , . , L f, v 341217, 0 - cf., .1 , W 3 , l 1 , W ,' ,Lf df I flmjlf X, f., 'i .rf ,ji . , ' M, 64, ,SJW ffm ', 4 Q , , 4 f t f, Z f ,. ,mf M,wZfgf ,f 1- - W ff fwffwww , , , , ,, , ,, ,, , ff' 2 . f I u M Mfzfw if , , V! A., ff ' 7 , v f ,Af My vt I . Y VM, M ,fwjyffw 'Z-f. 7 f, V fvfnwf-f,' 7 ,' Z.. V17 f',.,.,Mff ww V M

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RAMON .l. GEREMIA Plainville, Conn. English One of the few three year barrack boosters, Ray not only was an active member of the class in intellectual pursuits, but also doubled as a fierce competitor on the gridiron. Ray never seemed the same after the departure of Tom Ceoghegan, his partner in hi-jinx, but compensated for it by loading freight cars and teaching Seahorses. Ray's acting ability not only came in handy in 'cStalag 17 , but in Student Council as well. Student Council 2, 3, 4 fVice-Pres. 41, Knights and Knaves 1, 2, 3, 4 fPres. 4lg Lance lg Connecticut Club 1, 2, 3, 4 fPres. 3lg Interclass Football 3, 4g WSSE 2, 3, 45 Arabian Knights 1, 2, 3, 4, Class President 2, WHO'S WHO. 'W yr-fa-ae,3s,,,, , . , V, if , , , l, WW ,Z 7 fe M625 ' ff lff ini , 'eg fa A f W , f. ,f A Mff77w,fff, V ' f' ' ' ,fi-'Mu 4, , ' ff 'diff 1 V.,- ,, ,, WW ,, ,f , f ff f I ' ' ,up-0' xii? In ' I X , ,4 I L 2 ' ff 1552 Ziff, ff, V ,WW I , , if J , 7, , 1 , 32 1 f 1 if 1 , 4 , A' A X if ' ,ff4'1vI'M,,,..,.wfwW . 11? 3 fi fi , ' 1 if , if ,vfa ' 2 gif f'm,, '