Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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5 '. 'Lan f82l NNW ALL Xtl ' X0 x 'M' YN ,os I l - 3 X S 5 -I gl pf! WWW ll P EN XQ'xtixXXQQl ' x S' J' . M K l If x M l 1 .-' ill. ii-1. N ,, GLENN T. GOOD Montpelier, Vt. Business Adil!!-IlliSf7'IIfI.0Il. Better known as G. T., Glenn will be re- membered for his acleptness as the Doctor Emeritus of the Fanny Allen Hospital and charter member of Klitzie's hotel. After manv a successful operation G. T. could be founil relaxing at such emporiums as Lycliais, The O.D.. or The Lincoln. Mexico has its Don Juans. ancl Spain has its Bull Fighters, but St. Mic-hael's has both in Glenn. Of course Prof. O'Beirne is still wondering how the Romans conquered South Korea. Thomist Club 2g Lance 3, 45 Outing Club 3, 4 tVice Pres. 41.

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Q SSE 'Flite the .rch His- FLS0 had :act that 'les ago. 'lffgrated l sincere 1 W0I1l1y ice, and '54 vi l JOHN W. GIRROIR West Newton, Mass. Sociology Campus Wit, fly boy extraodinaire, the Bay State's Voyageur to SMC and honorary member of the Catamount Club, Jay could do a take-off on any and all, be they faculty or students. When not tearing up the social schedule at the University, Jay kept his colleagues up to date on the latest news from the world of philosophy, via candlelight. The original uThat was an exam? kid found solace under the mentorship of that great Humanitarian, Prof. O'Beirne. Arnold Air Society 3, 4g Soc. Club 1, 2, 3, 45 WSSE 23 Shield 45 Junior Prom Com., Dean's List 4. o .S fi , fp g .,, gp.g Q. Q I , K 4. I A 1 N y .Q 1, 6-0 f ,P 1 I I Q X A is -. ::' A x X 3 lgzgfr.. rvva 2 . 4 .N ci . is ry' L . X J BJ 7 i l ' .5 .. A E ' I ' A mr a L NN ---. f 81

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'til be re- iel Doctor Bpllal and fter mam, he founl llll-lisa The IS ils Don llers, but lf c.,l,,, how the :ing Club . X -L s N5-s me , WILLIAM J. HALLORAN Framingham, Mass. Business Administration William the Silent, who is probably better known as a victim of circumstances, has been, for four years, the Steady Eddie of the Class of '56, A stalwart end on the gridiron, a flashing center on the hockey team, Bill re- ceived a trophy Cunofficial, that isj for his extracurricular activities. Always ready with a smile, Bill was equally ready to spend a happy weekend, whether it be in Chittenden County or over the border in the land of the non-existent Blue Laws. lnterclass Football 3, 43 lnterclass Hockey 3, 45 lnterclass Baseball 3, 45 lnterclass Bowl- ing 3, 43 Intramurals, Boston Club 1, 2, 3, 4 fSec. 40. Ki X, fyp. .,,!7'f7. 17' A wwf' ly 1 J wg , ,YW A - K ' 5 .N 'w0.f A ill fi 'J f PM T 'f a g - f F s 0' 5 5 I X S E 83