Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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02 , 520 31 MICH EL AN f t' ,f p i , A 1 fyyyf, f I V V7 f If , f V' 1 4 fp, I . , X I, , I V ' f , W The Chain of Command: From Mr, Dunughut Estate. is A true college newspaper should reflect the caliber of the school which it represents. If this year's MICHAELMAN is any indication of life at St. lVIichael's, then well may we be proud of the 1955-'56 performance. A talented and staff under the capable man- agement of Tom Leavitt, Editorg Uggie Dodge, News Editorg and Jack Thompson, Sports Editor, afforded their readers outstanding coverage of campus events and happenings. It was through the unstinting efforts of all concerned that our weekly paper garnered fourth place in the llc- gional Newspaper Competition of the NFCCS. The day to day work that makes a newspaper at times is arduous and taxing, hut the edifying: effect of a completed copy still makes the MICHAELMAN one of the most .satisfying pro- jects on the campus. T019 Row: Cook, Ballister, Dubay, LaFIeur, Conlin, Ryan, Bohn. Second Row: Kreuter, O'Hear, Dumaine, Carroll, Haddock, Fearey, Larkin. Seated: Tynan, Peladeau, Fortin, Mr. Donoghue Utloderatorl, Leavitt iEdit0rl, Canavan, Steele, Carlone. to Editor Lcaril! to the rncmbcrs nf :hr Fnnrrh

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The Hilltop Dramatic Society continued their series of successful performances with the presen- tation of Herman Wouk's Caine Mutiny Court Martial . Under the direction of Dr. Armando Citarella the play was as authentic a re-enactment of the naval trial as its predecessors on Broadway Turn xrvrivs from the K 8 K dramatic hit pro- flurlion of The Caine Mutiny Court Martialv. and in Hollywood. Individual acknowledgments would be difiicult to attribute as the rigid diologue of the play de- manded the maximum effort of every cast mem- ber, and in view of the fact that only three of the cast stood before the lights before, namely Ray Geremia, Dick Bousquet and Gene Austin, one can imagine the strenuous and exacting concen- K IGHTS A D N V tration required of the novices during the many tedious hours of rehearsal. Praise now would be unnecessaryg the response and applause on those evenings of March 19 and 20, and the self-gratifying sense received at the completion of a job well done surpass any verbal attempt to praise the 'Knights and Knavesv of 1956. ' frdfik t l fi ww' abt, Standing, left to right: Leavitt, Cheeseborough, Beattie, O'Neil, Dube, Bellcourt, Bousquet. Seat- ed: Smith, Keane, Stebbins, Geremia tPres.l, Austin, May- nard, Morin. tzozj Ml s -H ff. 4 D Ili: pt 5 'Y' 'Q ., 1 iirf ,1 l caliber year's ' at St. f the 195 A t agemen News li aflordet TOP Ra LaF1eu S8C0nd Dulllaii Feareyy Pelaflea lM0de Cahava, l20 31

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it .,..-2- - , BIULUGY CL B Smnding, lvfl In rigln: Lennon, Ste. Marie, Beaudoin, Carey, Murray, Hebert, Beattie, Mackey, OTIG CLB 5204 lfuton. Renm-dy. Sitting: Myatt, Bell, Devane, Seymour, Moreau, Murphy. S d' ' . ' 4 0211372 g'flg,GT0P 60106 lfffl lv fight- R1V31'd, Klotz, Vedlette, Pelaceek, Tavolacci, O'Malley, Morrissey, Leuchtell grlrilab atrnanii Yates. Standmg, Second Row: ,Q,Brigr1, Shea, Perreault, Latus, Garland, , , aqum, ynan, Naton. Szttmg: Tay1or,,Kezine,, 'rfB Doyle, Sullivan, Cook lPresidentJ, Good, Yula, Austin. l , , l,l,, 5 lj K Slfmfliz