Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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Standing, lc!! to right: Grady, Roach, Larkin, Walsh. Sitting: O'Mal- lcy, Haggerty, O'Brien, Johnson lPrcsidcn!l, Munroe, Sprafke, Dawson. 51983 .S.S.E.-R DIO ST. ICHAEIJS Grcnon, Fitzpatrick, The Campus Radio station, WSSE came into its own in 1955-'56, gaining campus recognition by virtue of its admittance to the Student Council, and achieving community status through its op- eration of a Burlington station, W.D.O.T. on alter- nate Sundays. Another popular inovation was the 1. l. . su, '71 nf - t . - . r fffff7 Q: i broadcasting of a running tabulation of the votes' cast in student elections. Under the mentorship of Fred Blais and Tom Johnson the club acquired equipment' enabling WSSE to reach with its broad- casts every dormitory on the Hilltop. 4

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ection nr 1'6- ning- is the lasses rears. rl re- when 1 HP' ipril. y88l' resi- and ting was rail' ling ,Wm-sf wah a trophy eniS -hm Ross Shield' Hank Bredenggglngrjs orts on behflii Oi th his OWS amzr'f7 WW'79' in J W vial Dave Austin receives M Michaelman award from Hank 0Connor Ovff President say 4' S a few wo rdS- l 'v . 8 4, ing leaps a 4-1' trophy i ,4- CCT or Deba Frank A i l dams David Austin, a pre-med student from Brattle- boro, Vermont, was named Mn Micliaelmann for 1956 at the annual Senior Banquet held on May 8 in the college dining hall. Twenty awards were given out during the evening, in recognition of the efforts made by the recipients either for the class or campus clubs. Steve O'Brien, Frank Keane, Bob Deslioches, Russ Cangi. Jack Lennon. Al Seeie, and Bill Halloran were all given trophies by class prexy Hank O,Connor for continuous and outstand- ing service to the class. Student Council President Hank Bredenberg then presented eluh awards to the following for outstanding service to their Or- ganization: Oggie Dodge. The Nlichaelmang Fred Blais. YVSSE: Ray Donlin. NFCCS: Don Lapointe, Chem Club: ,lim Boss. The Shield: Charles Randall, The Philosophy Clllli: lioli White. Sociology Cilibi SZ' 1' -X i 1 .-f' 'i L An award lo Ray I Frank Keane. Outing Cluh: lfrank .-Xciams, Debat- ing Cluh. Ramon Ceremia. Knights and Knavesg Lowell Xlcljherson. l'olitir's Chili: Bob Battles, The Lance. or his many jim' K S K performances, 197

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'I 1 1 1 ' WMA DEBATI G SOQIILTY ff r of i the most active ' ! NN f' Q En ' W'1 WHilliiifizfiiiffl?lizYi:ll5:l',5HfEllhitW'lifffiiif'f,i,Fii?1i'4i,:'1:'iiffiflflifffi4i a'rfE' f .' 'members thls year i ,H 'O X, W . .,t A a debates our i-irihe i helm-anieea Annual sWHaaii1pf i rlr In tourna- memsj Fairfield, si. A onalt Catholic tournament at.New ilii as in past years, the l:5l sa trip to compete with several VAi throughout the New England re- gion. f i Standing. left to right: Byron. Callini, Celinas, Dumaine, Fisher, Stebbins, White, Bredenberg, Krueter, Dunn. Scaled: O'Crady. Flynn, Kelly, O'llare, .-'ldams fPresiden!i, Ross, Smith, For- tier. Besides debating, members of the club gain the valuable experience of judging college and high school debates acting as coaches and chairmen. and conducting the annual lnterclass Debating: Tournament. Through these many undertakings and the professional counselling of Mr. Murphy. the club's moderator, the debaters develop the in- valuable ability to address audiences clearly and reasonably. 5199 I