Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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tn- w 1 .. 1 , t i 'tt In RICHARD J. HOWRIGAN Fairfield, Vt. B ll Sllll-USS .'1dII1I'llI.SfI'0fI'0Il. Better known as Hap, he lived downtown for the last three years of his stretch, chauf- leuring the good Sisters from Mount Saint Marys in Burlington. Dick has probably driven a greater assortment of bombs during the past few years than Barney Olds did dur- ing the first twenty five years of this century. When away from cars, the Smiling Irishman with the Yankee Twang sought eight-point bucks, and, of course: c'Which way did Zider go ?79 Choir lg Glee Club 1, 2g Bus. Forum 4. ' ' .s it ' r g' ff 5 sgqgiws t ggyouuf 1 I as my rre 0 , s s if , it ii A E861 Oul C.B.A Squirf in AU as th' Rhythi out hr Kniglll brother rades 1 to Pow Aral 2g Kniy V' QF i'wf7','97 'Wgf .,- , 'ff H 7Xi77fcJ pw, , ,KMWWW ff ' fW! ,- .fi X , ,, Z , . 4, n av ZW ,W if I A I 'im 'jf Zqi gg t V 25 9, V 1 9, if W il W 1 gg! H, iffy 4 , t 5 f f l ef ' f W, iff 1 iff 76 5 ,W f f if ff ffm Zn Ml fy fr f jfff W f X , f 1 , , 1 f ,ff AW? , ' , f 7 , il ff' Z f

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llails fmm 'ei Allus- nding Ile g his four mPUS will lracingm l avoiding le 0HlC8i5 oothg our 1 DAVID M. HOLMES Burlington, Vt. Chemistry Many Michaelmen struggling to campus in the mild Vermont winters will long remember the green, and later two-tone Oldsmobiles of dashing Davey. He never failed to help a fellow student in distress . . . that is if he saw him as he barreled by. Away from class and his summer mines, Dave could be found on the slopes of Stowe, in fact it almost became the final resting place of the Captain after that snow fence got through with him in the middle of Sophomore year. Outing Club lg Ski Team 15 Chem. Club 2, 3, 415 Intramuralsg Junior Prom Com. W5 V if 58. ,. V, 5 Fyigffhti ' ,, - .,,. , .1 fc- I ff ' W, 'E-' 4' N W ,W if ,' 4 f f 4.5 W, ff g,-f3f5f ff- fl V 5,4 ,.,,,,, ' 11 ' viii! ,.f,,,, X , , , W igigrpyivf ,' Km , gfzf 1, ,,,.,7y X , , ,, , . 2 'f 'f Z wwf: 2 f ,,',,f M . -'fn gym, 45,7 ':M'f,,f7,6 ' ' W a ::':,.,,,fyf 4, fa -f,'1'w-M, f fig., ,. ,., ,, f- ,.,p,,,,, .- ., 2, 'K ,W , ., , 2' 14 A ' of1'Z'fV jfvfk' , -:2'ff4,'Qf- ff!! 5-Dpi A Qfgjffff A' 555585 Q5 , N SNS NK -5 as - xy be x gn QWW V Q 'j We , ifiliiii' W , gif' V i 0 ,mg ,M it, ,' Q Nm. 11 vw 115 ' G11 Q-J .A ' 4. I Q N x 85

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AN It d d0W!1l0im Welch, chauf- 40um gm 'S probably imhs dufiia 'ds dur. his century, lg Irishman e15hf'P0im ll' did Zider Foruin 4, FRANK A. IAROSSI Albany, N. Y. Sociology Our other toni-twin came to us by way of C,B,A, and joined the ranks of the Miketown Squires after marrying pretty Pat Calahan in August of 1953. A top musician as well as the proud father of little Frank, Mr. Rhythm swung it sweet with that Sax through- out his four year stint with the Arabian Knights. Between confusing Dr. Citarella's brother-in-law and keeping up with his com- rades at the OD., somehow Frank managed to Power his way through Sociology. Arabian Knights 1, 2, 3, 4, Soc. Club 1, 2, Knightlights 1, 2, 3, 4. 5--Fl 73 I ,lllnhh 19' 4-l N E971