Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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V 5 i the Nan ed iecflld four Yeti rk comm S of gmllpi Filler b to Nofk no lulll01' year fl take ina l the Ham. SS Debating ldent Colm. JOHN D. KENNEDY Island Pond, Vt. Philosophy From the land of the Connecticut Yankee fRudy Valleej came St. lVIichael's own ver- sion of Thoreau. Although a resident of Island rather than Walden Pond, Dez displayed in- dividualistic traits that remain unique. J.D., the Table Tennis King, wielded a hockey stick or a Philosophy hook with equal relish. Dez kept his Chess record unblemished until that fateful encounter with prodigy Bones on Ryan I. ie is.. X Rs lr lil, Ux 4 1054.36 f VILLA N9 ln: i ed 'f G O- 3, 1 K ' Y i93l

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L Mcblh lie Umm hbmma ugh to get Alll10Ugh 'CI brought 'W snagged lrs. lim, as a Fly bright one ROBERT G. LAMARCHE St. Albans, Vt. Biology Watch Out!! Here comes the quiet man around campus . . . but what a man with the dancing girls. Proud of his Canadian heritage, Bob was always ready for a get- together north of the border: What do ya say for Callagher's gang? . Of course, the girls at Fletcher got a break too . . . not every- body can be an orderly, eh Bob? Though he was one of the working members of our class, Bob still found time to be a conscientious Biology student. Student Council lg Junior Prom Com.g Bi- ology Club 4g Shield 4. M yi O till' Q I V, , U ' . ,,' 1 3 .,,--it ,LZ-TJ vii y-'fl-,g' -:I- ,Jlvluo P- Wfff ,, W Hr' ll l ll 'f 3, f95l