Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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Ze mcdaefman Moderator, Mr. John D. Donoghueg Editor-in-Chief, Christopher M. Careyg Business Man- ager, David M. Mulling News Editor, Arthur D. Kiernang Sports Editors, Francis 0. Hoben, William E. Wigmore, .lr.g Make-up Editor, Ross D. Warren. Did you ever wonder what makes a newspaper stick? Once a week, or sometimes less often, due to rising costs, we pick up our issue of the MICHAELMAN, read it, and then let it pass into history. But did you ever consider the headaches and loss of sleep on the part of the editors that goes into putting the paper on the streeti' once a week? First there's the initial rush of the News Editor in assigning storiesg then the job of the Business Manager in setting up the adsg then there're editorials to write, copy to assemble, makeup to be done, udummiesi' to be laid out, and finally the final rush for the printer's every Thursday. Then Friday afternoon the circulation department sets to work in distributing and mailing the papers while the sports and editorial staffs begin again on the next week's issue. As always, the editors of this year's MICHAELMAN did an almost miraculous job in publishing as often as they did, because of lack of funds. Most of us will agree that the Homecoming, Christmas, Winter Carnival and Senior Weekend editions were particularly out- standing. 141

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we lance Moderator, Prof. Joseph P. Loveringg Editor-in- Chief, Edward C. O'Gor- mang Associate Editors, Edward J. Daly, Frank A. Pedlow, Jr., Donald J. Rcsse, Francis J. O'Hand- ley. ell CL fl WLQ Moderator, Rev. Gerard E. Duford, S.S.E.g Presi- dent, Lester J. Weiandg Publicity, Edward J. Free- ley. 140

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.7Ae .gziefcl ,QL,, ., 2 . , gg - fi - ,fm n k.,--eg' 9-ffpg,.1f.,i:1wgm 1,-,-5 4 .V aa.. -2- s,.t1:.a.:m: H. Class of 1953 St. Michael,s College June 1, 1953 Winooski Park, Vermont Speaking for the entire staff of the 1953 Shield, I wish to express a sincere desire that our efforts to make this book as complete and satisfactory as pos- sible to all the students of St. Michael's have not proved undernourished in the editorial field. We have found it an impossible task to include all the memories which are most prominent in the hearts of all Michaelmen, but we have tried to give a representa- tive picture of the outstanding events during our four- year stay whether they be joyous or sorrowful. I wish to thank all those who were instrumental in the publication of this book with special note to Lou Vanasse, Jack Reardon and Fran Hoben, who Worked Srl- i na: ., - ,,,N,-K. PM .Wd . . . . - r 1 , -G 6 tirelessly into the night, planned the entire layout, to it p N, Dick Curr and Leo Flo d who suffered all the lSE'l nW7' 51 financial headaches, and to Fr. D'Agostino and Mr. ea, ig , Donoghue whose advice in times of need was 1n- eev, f 3 , dlspensable' . . . . 1 Our greatest satisfaction, of course, lies in the hope rife that we have completed our task through your ac- , F, ceptance of this edition of the Shield in its entirety. , V iti wit' GW' ig-3 ' g, GI.. 142