Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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9 Front Row: W. Cofrances, I. Barry, D. Mauzerall, W. S O'l-learn, I. Shea, P. Boucher, R. Gelinas. Second Row: R. DeIe-sus, T, Murphy, E. Krupinsky, C. Flanagan, R. Doherty, I. Aubry, R. Flanagan, W. Kennedy. Miss- ing: Iarnes P. Whitlock, Harold I. Young. DELTA EPSILON SIGMA ,A --- Front Row: I. Bar- ry, T. Welch, R. Doherty, P. Bouch- er, W. O'l'learn, T. l..esauier,T. Gar- ofano. Second Row: R. Iohnson, T. Carney, E. Welch, I, Fitzger- ald, I. Early, I. Medrek, T.Murphy, F. Lennon. Third Row: W. Kennedy, H. Cass, R. Wall, E. Foley, D. Mau- zerall. Missing: Ramon S, De- Iesus, George M. Dowhan, Edward I. Krupinsky, 1061

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Twelfth Night went on the boards in Austin Hall and shortly thereafter Digger Galligan was called upon to defend himself on charges of participating in the Brink affair. In March the local police were diligently fin- ing hitch hikers and a cut controversy raged. The first annual St. Patrick's Day Parade was held even though Sloan Simpson was forced to decline the invitation sent her to act as Parade Reviewer. ln early May, students witnessed the distribu- tion of diplomas inscribed MBH fman's best helperl and under the general chairmanship of Ioe Shea the Iuniors danced to Tommy Tucker's prom music. In Iune of 1950 we left for summer vacations, abandoning a campus striated with trenches and generally covered with mud and assorted ingredients that go into the making of a new building and athletic field. When we returned for our senior year we discovered the new hall not yet completed but at length we found ourselves behind the glass And finally the snows of winter reluctantly melted and we looked forward into the months of spring when a student could pass the aimless days with meaningless little actions. We were no different from the rest of the army of graduates who finished with their books. The one thing that did individuate us was the fact that we had finally been graduated from St. Michael's. For this we could not really be proud, for more than our own singular efforts went into the realization of this actuality. The times of indecision, the moments of loneliness and the feeling of absolute unaccomplishment were met by more than our individual minds and abilities. We realized that it was only under direct guidance and through the power of prayer and sacrifice that we were able to attach the lettersyA.B. or BS. to our names. Our college was not the most beautiful in constructionfrzor the most elaborate in tradition but for all us held a way to fashion ourselves into finer men and Christians. flf.f .fif fy y . HISTORY doors, enjoying all the luxuries of Twentieth Century Dormitory Life. There were no more snow-ball fights in the hall. The old days were gone and as part of the Old St. Michael's we had found ourselves transposed into the new. After four years, Korea was in the headlines again, but many continued to flip to the section which recorded the fact that the Yankees de- feated the Phillies in the World Series and we did likewise to UVM in football. The radios gave forth with a southern dance f Tennessee Waltz J and a chantey about a dark eyed maiden who proved to be One of the Roving Kind. The officers began to gather loose ends. Con- fusion was cleared by President lim Barry, as- sisted by Iim Feloney, Vice President, Pat Cava- naugh, Secretary and Dan Fitzgerald, Treasurer. Don Hayward and Chub Helfrich were re- sponsible for the general success of the Senior Ball while lohn Swift was student chairman of the Night of Knights. Christmas passed and a new year witnessed completion of Life at St. Michael's and the forming of a campus unit of the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine which began its activities by assisting pastors in nearby parishes. Dun Fitzgerald filled the treasurefs position. 105

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