Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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The end of the year found the ,lunior Class in possession of the Knight Trophy. However last year's victors, the class of '56, made the going rough, as they swept to victory in the Hockey tournament, as well as the Interclass Play Compe- tition. The Frosh added their abilities to the pro- gram with their spectacular diamond play, and the Sophs found their efforts were most profitable on the hardwood as well as on the slopes. The hard- driving Juniors took the Trophy through the well- balanced membership of their class, for while the football eleven took top honors on the gridiron, it was the point gamering of such net stars as Bell- court and Chiasson that cemented the final victory. t -,I Lim 'W 4 ' --1 A- lk-.1 . ax Ll l I.: 3: 194 Doc Jacobs and his Interclass Team coaches. X ' Q U 4: n puck C 0 in 0 Y ones ffloveitefftel' Ted ana, W Junior Class Prexy Donoghue receives Trophy from Father Duford. I ' 1 1 ,, 'J-f ,rf , . , - 1, L f ,mf V ,., , f, 'Vg 44 ' ' A: Kp E4 ff '--- Q ts' gl . ,A Q r f' , ' ' ', '1' 1, ' .4 f , g 4 1 V . J V, ' ry ' J 3 ,.,, , , r y r ff ..,.,,5,, Q, , 1 -V , , , o,7,L..,t2g,, 2 ,, , ,, V,,Qf,Yyi'j yay' , , ' 7f f 5' Glam, ,, ' 'fl MIX, 2 X f -,.-,.ff,e,,.-6 f..:f,ff t iff f fffwfgff 7 fa, ,fgqwyfjfff iq , ' A -,'.' ' t f f,,- 1 1' 'fa--.., f . H- ff , ,- nfffvf.. ,i f, f- af, 1 Y fy . 1., Mi , .P lnzsfymg .,... 2 '2 ma2QL. i,,,ffi??3g3 W Wwiifsfff Bill Chiasson reaches for a slam. Senior Class takes first place in Play Competition. 411- f ff?

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ST UDE T COUNCIL K- - to on V,'W,' 3 Standing, left Ato right: O'Grady, Donoghue, F ortin, Lee? ShanlCYy' Flynn, Adams, Canavan. Sitting: McCarthy, Cook, Levitt, Coombs ln10lf6l'GtDT',, Bregdenberg lPresidentl, Austing Whites 1 I a T 1 , A , l jf Corresponding Secretary fatik Eaton reviews the status C H ol the ' Lance 196 ' , 4 ' , , f' ,V V' 276571, ,j,CM,'5V'5,gs A The Studentg able d1rect1on of Hank a major re- vision of its of bring- ing it uptofdateQ was the the four classes which in future years. Dick BOHSQHBVS, and fe- vising the rewarded when the new list constitution ap- proved vote of body in April. The group worked closely throughout the year with the deans, offices and the office of the presi- dent to better mediate between the students and faculty, while fulfilling its duties of coordinating the activities of the student body. Also it was through the work of the Council that the Library opened its doors to the student body during evening hours. ..-N' I Q Fast