Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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This may mean a win for the PJ. 5. Trickey Dick returns anything Wi Which team is Emil's All Stars? 124 courts. Fr. Stankiewicz conducted a tournament which drew close to 15 entrants. Stan Alhro bested Bob Fosket in the finals, delayed two days by rain. It is hoped that next year a regular tennis schedule will be in operation. The seniors then displayed their prowess in touch football. Ryan I took the crown while going through a six game slate unbeaten. Heavy snows set in before any kind of playoff could be arranged. The Millioners lined up with Clifford, Fleming, Curry, Larkin, Burke, Floyd, Murphy, Matthews, Flanagan, Distasio, Fiset, Gannon, Maloney and Seele. This potent array lost a close deci- sion to the varsity gridders in a specially and hastily arranged game. Basketball once more and talent of last year divided. Out in front and pulling away were the frosh again, this time in the persons of St. John's. St. Willis continued close along with St. Leo's. Another senior unit, the Col- lege Parkers, started fast but fell off as the season pro- gressed. Ryan I dropped to the second division. Burke, with St. Leo's, again among the league's top scorers. The playoffs continued in similar channels. - Driven indoors with the snow, the table tennis rabids soon took their stand. Unfortunately no tournies had been held over the past few years to determine the best ping-ponger. But undoubtedly Dick Curry and George Mitchell ranked near the top. Softball approached rapidly as the mud appeared on schedule. While no winner could be predicted for this season's pennant two senior outfits bade to do more than split their schedule. Both St. Leo's and the Parkers had strong line-ups on paper. However, in the final analysis, championships were no criterion. For, win or lose, every team had its moments of glory, and more important had plenty of fun and recreation in the process. That, plus the friendships won and the light hearted moments experienced, made the Intramurals an intricate part of our college days. Will someone please pass the band-aids.

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l ounce Moderator, Rev. Lorenzo D'Agostino, S.S.E.g President, Herbert H. Fuller, Jr. ffirst semesterl, Owen J. Murphy, Jr. fsecond semesterlg Vice-President, John Roth fsec- ond semesterig Recording Secretary, William T. Doyle, Jr.: Corresponding Secretary, Kenneth G. Kirbyg Treasurer, Walter J. Driscoll, Parliamentarians, Walter M. Rovin- ski, Francis D. Foley. Jr. The students of St. Michaelis had a truly representative group of students working for the students in their 1952-1953 Student Council. Under the direction of President Herb Fuller, many members of The Council returned to campus early last September to aid in the direction and supervision of Freshman Week, and to act as general porters and guides for the incoming class and their families. With Father Moriarty, the founder of the Council, as the new presi- dent of the college, and Father D'Agostino, dean of men, as the new moderator, the Council was not lacking for able advisors. The group worked closely throughout the year with the deans' offices and the office of the president to better mediate between the students and faculty, while fulfilling its duties of coordinating the activities of the student body. During the year, The Council admitted several campus clubs to recognized rank, and seated several others on the Council. Many new com- mittees, both disciplinary and academic, were established, including the Parking Committee, which set up the new parking system on campus. Among the several activities which the Council sponsored as a body were two blood campaigns. After Herb Fuller completed his studies, Owen Murphy took over the duties as president for the second semester, and John Roth replaced Owen as vice-president Truly, the group tried to live up to its Constitution in directing its control over the student welfare, the powers given it by the administra- tion. Powers which few student councils enjoy. 12.6 .siuclenf