Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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COVE the FLORIST Flozverf for All Ovmfiwzr PLANTS OF ALL KINDS Sperial affezztien girezz 10 rormgef for all college fIl7ZCll0lZ.f 1 84 MAIN STREET Phone 2621 uBest Wishes to the Class of 49'9 THE NAPLES Spaghetti 34 Pizza also steaks and chops and light lunches Ernie 8: Pearl Boue: Proprielorf belzeeezz Si, Mlzhaelbf College and the Fanny Allen Hofpitfzl Shepard 8 Humelle Clothing and Furnishings for Men and Young Men 32 CHURCH STREET BURLINGTON, VT. Telephone 1930 BURLINGTON TRUST COMPANY Organized 1882 BURLINGTON, VERMONT Brazzelvef WINSOOKI, VERMONT AND RICHMOND, VERMONT Member Federal Depofil Ifmmzfzce Corperafion 121

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X MI X 57? , J I 61-k .-I E'4 -' EILTE I I f 45' QI. . 9 I ii It READY KILOWATT ON THE JOB TO PREVENT TROUBLE Green Mountain Power Corporation TRINITY COLLEGE, Inc. BURLINGTON, VERMONT Comiurteci by the Sisters of Mewy COURSES ARE OFFERED IN ARTS, SCIENCES, MUSIC, SECRETARIAL STUDIES Seated, L. 20 R.-Tony LeSauteur, G. A. Valiente, George Brown, Maxime Roy. Snnzdifzg-jacques Brun, Ramon de jesus. Erom Ear Away Places HE majority of the students of St. Michael's have their homes in or near Vermont. To the average student 600 miles is a long trip. But there are some few students who have come a long way in quest of an education. One of them, Ramon de Jesus, must travel nearly half way around the world to get home. For that reason he has not been home since he entered school two years ago and does not expect to go home until he has fin- ished his medical studies. Canada has sent us two students, Tony LeSau- teur and Maxine Roy. Although these boys do not have to take an ocean voyage to make the trip they have nevertheless a long ride before them when they leave the school. The Rhumba King of St. Michael's, Gonzalo Alvarez Valiente, hails with a bow and a broad smile from the land of sugar off the Florida Keys. fCuba to you.j This lad has not been long at St. Mike's but has already won many friends and admirers and it is hoped that his stay will be a long one. From Haiti comes jacques Brun, tall, smiling and well mannered. jacques is not with us this year and his cultured conversations and fine paintings are missed. For those who think anything on the other side of the Appalachian Range foreign country we introduce George Brown from the territory of Oregon. Although George is a Senior he is spend- ing his first year on the hilltop. It is really great having these boys around and everyone enjoys the international flavor they add to life on the campus.

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Complimenzfr ef P. G. ELLSWORTH jeweler 140W CHURCH STREET BURLINGTON, VT. B. J. BOYNTON BOSTONIANS SHOES F0rMe1z Who Care 65 CHURCH STREET BURLINGTON, VT. C 0172 plimenlf of BREEN'S FLOWER SHOP NORTH ADAMS, MASS. BRUHN OFFICE EQUIPMENT co. 102 CHURCH STREET Burlington, Vt. Tel. 200 Porlnlale Tylz7ezw'ilerJ Complefe Zine of office fmzrhizzef mmf mpplief BRUHN'S Your Ofhce Equipment Headquarters I2 Guidance Department OULD you like to know what you are best Suited for? Whether you would or not it is essential if you are to make anything of the time you spend here in college. So many fellows go through four years preparing for a particular profession only to End at the end of that time that they do not possess the qualifica- tions necessary or that their temperament is not suited to such a job. How, you may ask, am I to find out what I am suited for? Well, pay a visit to Father Hebert at his oflice in Aquinas Hall. Father Hebert is in charge of the newly or- ganized guidance department established by the college. Once you have finished taking the spe- cially designed exams you can rest easy until Father Hebert gives you the results. With the re- sults he will be able to point out to you the course of studies which will lead you to the field for which you are best suited. Do you want to go to work once you graduate? Probably not, but you'll find that you do not al- ways get what you want. Father Hebert can help you in this department also. He has contacts with the Veterans Employment Service and the State Employment Service besides the fact that daily he receives communications from various sources which offer employment to college graduates. Thus it would certainly pay you to make acquaintance with Father Hebert before you leave school. Father Hebert is also in charge of placing and instructing those who are taking the course in Observation and Practice Teaching. This in itself is a fulltime job for Father must be constantly seeking Schools for the ever-increasing number of cadet teachers. He's a busy man but always ready to lend a helping hand to the puzzled student.