Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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Q -:al ff' 4 1 . I 'ar' -.'l4 5-Q Ha,, Left to right: Tom Schnurr lManagerl, Flynn, Drever- man, Bellcourt, Rabb, Chiasson, GUY Cheng CCOUCM- f199l 1' Tennis at St. Michael's is a popular sport which thrives in spite of the handi- cap of a short and rainy Spring. The ad- dition of a new coach in 1955 spirited the team to a winning season, but the loss of four out of the first six starters proved to be a serious detriment to the 1956 squad. However the spring tournament produced some potential netmen. Returning from last year's team were senior Bill Weihs and juniors Walt Bellcourt and' Bill Chiasson, while fresh talent was provided in the Sophomore class in the form of George Corrigan, Mike Ward, Bob Dreverman and Ray Flynn. TENN , . .9 - 3, ,r 15,-it V.: , ' 4 ,v 41- f . ti J'-,934 f . A l I . -, r N- .f. Y it- arf l ' 69 if D' -' air -1, .a avail 1 3553 .ms f : a t 1 15595 -' Three seniors teed off for the last time this year as the Purple Knight putt, drive and pitch boys weathered a rain swept season. Captain lack Shea, Tom Donnellan and Mike Latus are the graduating trio. .loined by' juniors ,lack Crichton, Ronnie Richards and Charley Calcagni, the Knights finished an abreviated four match season with a 1-3 record. Outstanding performances were turned in by ,lack Crichton and Jack Shea. Crichton went through the entire campaign undefeated, while Shea suffered a lone defeat. A late Spring greatly hampered the Knights this season. Following an opening match over Norwich 24-3, the Michael- men then dropped three straight to Norwich, St. Lawrence and Clarkson. Poor weather forced the Knights out of the Vermont Intercollegiate Tournament, a year ago, Fred Hannon '55 tied for top honors in this tourna- ment. The fine individual performances by the three Juniors indicate that Doc Jacobs' golf plans for the '57 campaign may beconsiderably bright- ened. . Left to right: Calcagni, Crichton, Donnellan, Latus, Richards.

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