Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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52063 THE SHIELD Standin let to right: Thompson, Doyle, Powers, Bolognani, Girroir, McPherson, Donlin, Scalia e, I t . , ' 0'Neill, Gangi. Sitting: Adams, Tynan, Ross, Mr. Donoghue Ukfoderatorj, Flynn ifEdl,l0f,s Morin, Dumaine. t o o is ' it o o ii i ii SHIELD STAFF Editor-in-Chief: Donal Flynn gs lolfllo llll 4 o ooloo2 o 2 gg s i Associate Editors: Craig Tynan and Bob Dumainel PM ,sli 1 f 5, i Advertising Manager: Jim Ross ................ Business ,Manageif Art Morin: Sports Editors: J ack Thompson and Paul Palmer . . . History ss r Art Editor: Jim Breagy '58 ............... ,. . Photographer: Ernest7QBol0gnaniit B Poetry Editor: Dick Bousquet i A g 7 ,P ' P it X Editorial Staff: Oggie Dodge, J ay Girroir, Ray Donlin, Al Scaia, ,lack Doyle, Howard: Ross. Advertising Staff: Dick Powers, Lowell McPherson, Toni trsf O?Neill,fiRiis!si J im Bracken, Bob LaMarche, Fred Blais, Gene Katt, Doug Archarnbault, Ray Shepard, Moderator: John D. Donoghue A P fi - Standing, left to rigf. Leary, Steele. Sitting Stebbins. F, SIGIN for S now S,o0c T enC0l Hllrnh amor PFOOI

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CHEMISTRY CL 'ia F1 t B Bl' ,Z NS ui. w 2 44 fl 1 2 Hilltop 'a. gl Y .ia -gy fn u ' v..v,p 3ii'41' 7 Scientists FU1- t ff' - Science Night packs them in. The Sugar Party or How do I light the As one graduate student put it- The Chemistry Club is really a seminar for Chemistry majors. The reason for such a statement is the answer to the question-What does the Chemistry Club do? Its activities at regular meetings include dis- cussions, lectures and movies, while the entire pro- gram is designed to tie together the knowledge of Chemistry which the student has, and also to apply that knowledge to new concepts not covered in TOP, left to right: Houde, Chias- son, Holmes, Kennedy, Flynn Wallace, Bell, Kennedy, Carey, Deyette. Middle: Lombardi, Len non, Poulin, Mackey, Babick Leuchten, Hebert, MacQuade Damel, Villemaire, Drew. Sitting: Archer, Wilson, Bouffard, Clas- by, LaPointe CPresidentl, Porell, Williams, Seigal. 52073 Q.,-1 Bunsen ? class. Since the club is also social in nature. it under- takes various projects concerning non-members. Chief among these activities are the Annual Sugar Party, which gives students a taste of Vermont tradition, and the High School Science Night. which provides information to local secondary stu- dents as to the advantages of a scientihc career. at St. Michal-l's has ithering the aims and ION Sltlkl.-X. Uur most n the goals set hy the sn- n class of '53 who re- ellowship to permit him to verse. and provide for ex- Srling abroad. gathering ma- 209 I N 1 W, is ts l 'B

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