Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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f F , VERY BEST bl K I 2 eggs WISHES M 0c...... TO THE CLASS COLONIAL CLEANERS fwf!ffZ?4fW OE 1949 For Your Future Health, Happiness, and Success. Your College Cleaners F. J. Preston 81 Son, Inc. 17 Upper Church St. Burlington, Vt MON, I ' .I ... oovnmrowlmi 'lx X jf REGISTERED .IEWELER MILTON, VERMONT AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY C om 17li7Il672l.f 0 f BILL'S DINER, Inc. BURLINGTON DRUG CO. F2110 Food - Qmzlify Service Ilvlwleiale Dl'ZlgglJl.Y 8 EAST ALLEN STREET WINOOSKI, VERMONT Telephone 3384 BURLINGTON, VT. 125

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Complimezzif of Mayor J. EDWARD MORAN BURLINGTON CADILLAC CO., INC. P. H. ALLEN, PRES. Cadillac - Olplrlzzobile - GMC Tmekr 141 NO. AVENUE Phone 1651 ALL VERMONT EXTERMINATING CO., Inc. Nlfzifz Office: 8 NO. WINOOSKI AVE., BURLINGTON, VT. Teleplvofze 479 CASCADE PAPER CO. NORTH ADAMS, MASSACHUSETTS Selma! Paper - Salma! Supplier Seripio 6 Efzferbroak P1'0a'zzrtr Vermont Representative: Owen Haggerty. QCA of .X4g85 Compliments of ROCK OF AGES CORPORATION 12

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Complittzezttr of FRED'S MARKET w1NoosKr PARK, vr. ANDREW WILSON CO. Manufartztte1 .r of Steel Factory Equip- ment, Steel Lortaerr and Shelving, Steel and Alumimzm Hoodr and Cabifzetr for Better Gay Ifzrtal-ltztiwzr Cabifzetr, Tracer and Boxer 616 ESSEX STREET LAWRENCE, MASS. Yactol-1, to you . . . The Vermont Mattress and Furniture Company manufactures mattresses, boxsprings, studio couches, sofabeds, sofabed sets, maple platform rockers, chairs, and upholstered furniture. They're available to you direct from the manufacturer at factory prices. Makers of the famous 'fKnight of Rest Vermont Mattress and Furniture Company 155 BANK STREET BURLINGTGN, VT. A H. , - l 12 Reverend Vincent Coyne, S.S.E.g Reverend Vincent Maloney, S.S.E.g james Griffin. The Library F YOU were to look into the College Catalogue you would find the following passage: The College Library consists of a large reading room directly over the stack room. In this spacious reading room are to be found the service desk, the reference collection, the card catalogue, cur- rent periodicals and newspapers. There are thirty-five thousand volumes and a collection of bound periodicals, containing about one hundred seventy-five titles, in the stack room. The stacks are open to students. Books are ar- ranged according to the Library of Congress classi- ficationf, As far as it goes this is a pretty fair picture of the library but it falls far short of being adequate. It fails to mention the hard-working staff which is ever ready to assist any and all students in their quest for materials for assigned papers or readings. Father Maloney, whose memory is pro- digious, is personally acquainted with every book in his care and can lay his hands on any one mentioned in a matter of moments. His staff, which includes Father Coyne, Father Tining and james Grifhn, is equally cooperative and anxious to be of assistance. Wfith a backlog of books still to be catalogued and a supply of new books being added to the library daily, there is no end to the work of this small force. It may be interesting to note that cataloguing a book is a matter of hours, not min- utes, so that two new books mean a full day's work for one man. This fact makes it evident that the library staff is doing a grand job in its service to the student body.