Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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lhqosters, 'er of the 0 dmlhled mn- Ray Uffflhreof 1J1'1X,hut ight Cars 18 ability 17,1 but lm- 4ls 'f'fS- 43: 4 lPre.s. 2, 3, 45 rsident 2, 325 ' X Lgij-li - ..:k,.1gQ5 ifiiffl it -.wtf-aff . ,,,,.: ,1V. . L, .V wa t? sjrl' ii: , , p? :fig iff 'wif' ' il-' zej aa 5 el E S ifgi Q .- -.5 Lpszigs.. 13:35 Q' 3415 i if ? A 51 1. Sdn ' 5 BYRON M. GEBO Burlington, Vt. Philosophy An original member of the Tea Group which assembled thrice weekly in the spacious en- virons of Joe Sullivan's emporium, Byron could be found at almost any other time of the day either snoozing at a table Cwith a book as a propl, or between the stacks in the sub-dungeons of Malis plant. Mr. G. was a local booster, and will be remembered as the winner of the 1955 frozen thumb award for outstanding service in the vicinity of College Parkway. Lance 35 Junior Prom Com., Northern Vermont Club 3, 4. 'Y tv? Q li ,.g o 0 Go 643- I -4 QA G on Q. O ' N5 ,-.- Q 3' 'f' C . C C. ' K zz: . Q I ,uh ,. L A 1--,,....z o 5 0 0 5 Q llllllll ' U ..-f-4 Q X 'A' 79

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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,, '

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BROTHER CHARLES D. GILSON SSE Pittsfield, Mass. Philosophy Brother. a devotee of the Arts, and quite the patron of Ecclesiastical Art and Church His- tory. can tell you what Bishop so-and-so had for breakfast, or any other odd fact that might have happened many centuries ago, A trip to Europe in '53 crowned his integrated life here at the Hilltop. Devoted and sincere in all his endeavors, Brother will be a worthy and zealous minister in God's service, and also a credit to his Alma Mater.