Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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l w C0llIp!jIll6l7f.f of HENRY'S DINER A log on the fire, Candles aglow- MELANSOIVS The place to go. 24 WEAVER ST. WINOOSKI Phone 3850 THE FLOWER POT Corfagef our Specially THOMAS 81 COMPANY The Young Mmzk Slore l ACROSS FROAI ST. IIIICHAEUS 70 CHURCH STREET HUNTLEY'S LAUNDRY I COMPLIMENTS INCORPORATED i 257 PINE STREET BURLINGTON, VT. A OF Phone 575 Bzzzlzch 0127569 32 MAIN ST. A FRIEND WINOOSKI, VERMONT Member of A7I261'iL'dIZ Izzrtitute of i Lazzmlrief VEIIMONT C07lZlZ7Zi77Z6lZlJ' of CONFECTIONERY CO. A'If111fffmfm'er.f and fobberr CO' Afhliated with Vermont Maple Tree 74 NO' WINOOSKI AVE. Sugar Co. BURLINGTON, VT. 67-69 KING STREET BURLINGTON, VT. Phone 2500 l 12

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DRURY BRICK CO. INC. ESSEX JUNCTION, VT. RED'S RESTAURANT in the HEART OF WINOOSKI WRIGHT 81 MORRISSEY Inc. General C Ontmclor 158 BANK STREET BURLINGTON, VT. The Campus Room HORTLY after the Christmas vacation ended, the long-awaited campus snack bar had its official opening. It is almost superfluous to say that it was greeted enthusiastically by the entire student body. The carpenter crew of Superintend- ent of Grounds and Buildings, John Buchan, did a fine job in making the Campus Room an at- tractive place in which to alleviate the between- meals pangs. Besides the usual array of lunch cart special- ties, i.e., hot dogs, hamburgs, Westerns, etc., the Campus Room offers hot meals to those students who do not patronize the College Dining Hall. The soda fountain is equipped with all the latest gadgets designed to whip up those extremely palatable concoctions called sundaes. Here the common ordinary ice cream cone becomes a highly decorative item, pleasing both to sight and taste. A large and gaudy juke box supplies the music and adds color and atmosphere to the room. The knotty pine panelling and the red leather seats are relaxing to eyes weary of poring over the printed page. Thanks to an active administration anxious to satisfy student needs and the excellent planning of Mr. Buchan, students can now enjoy the com- fortable atmosphere of the corner drug store right here on the campus of S.M.C.

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C07l.7lUfi77Z67ZfJ' of McNAMARA 81 LARROW COMPLIMENTS OF A C 0111 plimeiztf of FRIEND GEE'S SHOE SHOP 84 CHURCH STREET BURLINGTON, VT. Complimefzif of SEARS ROEBUCK 81 C0. HELP THE Burlington's most complete department store RED CROSS! CHURCH AND CHERRY STREETS BURLINGTON, VT. PRINTED BY ROBERT W, KELLY PUBLISHING CORPORATION 1