Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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Willis. The for Kings t scheduled all gut to found us l-11 for the It We were .e Coming as staffed ad season s Hockey give US Winter touch of .led OBIS nt of the Japoleon and Hal gn PIOIU was ille 16 inter- place in LOWCVCIQ ony for ,1 warm I class -out the Exams it mal' seem, the majority of us did pass. Well, 130 of us had made it, and with the ad- dition of 12 transfer students, our Senior Class totaled 142. We all were proud of the 10 Delta Epsilon Sigma nominees from the class, as well as the 12 Seniors who became members of Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities . The boys from Ceo's were busy editing the yearbook, while Bob Battles was industriously working on Lance manuscripts. Our Senior Ball, held at the Olde Board, was literally a ball, while the Arnold Air Society's Military Weekend spotlighted the modern music of Oscar Pettiford. The placement office arranged interviews with various companies for us, and suddenly we realized that we would have to get a job! The semi-annual blood drive found St. Will's on top with 15 dollars to boot. This inspired the senior dorm to duplicate this prize performance the following Spring. It was a surprise to no one when we dedicated the Shield to Father Du- pont, who had guided the St. Michael's Plan and its first adherents throughout four long years. Upon returning to the Hill after a long Christmas va- cation we found Alumni Hall approaching com- pletion, and also an increase in the number of Latin Scholars on campus. The Winter Carnival arrived and with it Walt Disney, Mickey Mouse and his cartoon friends. Our basketball team ended the campaign with a highly successful 17-4 record. gaining recog- nition as the top small college club in New England. They hit the century mark in scoring in four games and breezed undefeated to the State Title. The Knights and Knaves staged the Caine Nlutiny Court Martial and spotlighted seven seniors in lead roles, while Frank Adams' debators scored 8 major triumph in the St. Lawrence Tournament. Easter came and went and we plunged into the first series of Graduate Record Exams. We took a breather during the last Junior Weekend of our Collegiate career, and then back to the books for our last tussle with Finals, with a dash of Compre- hensives added for variety. Suddenly, too quickly for most of us. Crad- uation was here, and with it the end of a joyful and educational four years. After shaking the last hand we left St. Michael's to make our way in the world, leaving the Hilltop with the happy thought that there would be many a reunion in the future to relive again those golden years in mem- ory. t 1 mag' 173

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