Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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LL things, whether good or bad, must some- time come to an end. And so it was with summer vacation. Once more we left behind our trip to the beach, our vain attempts to master the game of golf, and those refreshing summer night rides with the best girl. We gave Dad back his car and set about the task of becoming edu- cated. However, it was not with heavy hearts that we said goodbye to all these things, for the promise of new adventure lay ahead. There was the renewal of old friendships and the beginning of new ones to which we could look forward. There was a bigger and better St. Michael's to come back to. complicated art of boarding an Essex Junction bus with a traveling bag in each hand. fSome needed assistancej They were met at the college bus stop by another student guide who conducted the unfortunate creatures to the office of Fr. D'Agostino, where they received room assignments and appointments for physicals, plus a schedule of the week's activities. Mornings began with compulsory chapel, then chow, followed by lectures on various phases of college life, delivered by experts in the field ffaculty and administrative officialsj. Afternoons were left largely free, during which time the physical examinations, under the supervision of DRAMATICS CLUB OFFICERS President, Vincent Lawless, Vice-President, William Heenahang Secretary, Robert Lillyg Treasurer John Scullyg Publicity Director, Robert Sauer, Moderator, Henry Fairbanks. This year incoming freshmen found things a little different at St. Mike's, a whole week just to themselves so that they could find out the so- called scoop without the questionable aid of brilliant upperclassmen. Incoming frosh were greeted by old students, especially chosen for the stern and grave de- corum of the countenance they woren, at Cen- tral Terminal. There they were instructed in the Fr. Dube, were conducted. Free bus trips through- out the surrounding countryside gave the frosh an opportunity to become acquainted with scenic Ver- mont, it also gave them a chance to view the local stock and check on the location of the near- est tap room. The main afternoon occupation was, however, watching Doc and Bill whip the football team into shape. f Who burped? OK., Fitz, ten laps. j