Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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X uecn Mary and King Frank, Weekend Rulers of a snow clad campus. DISNEYLAND, U.S.A .... The falling snowflakes ushered in our most spectacular social event of the Winter season , , , the 1956 Wignter Carnival. Under the gspgoyggorship of the Outingxgrgub, General Chairrnarr and his Vgyiiqljgfeoinmittees to make the the best inthe ',il ..or Frank? iiiillriWhbsiatieiidied. A feC0fd oCf0Wfl2iYaS efssfed liridsdlttvsdiher and a erls an Sar- ufdar Hishrflussf lssls of Miss Marti Queen, with a Kins- A tra- dition 'llll eyes of the Judges. the blissful weekenders in cheering the Knight quintet to a close victory over A.I.C. For Sports enthusiasts, the Weekend came to a fitting close with a Skiers' Mass on Sunday, followed by a trip to the Ski Capital of the East, Stowe. 212 Committee plans materialize into . . a real cool Jazz session . . . a wonderful Ball . .. some fantastic snow sculptures , , . informal parties UQ VEAZMU . and for the brave - Sunday' Skiing. WITERCRIVL WZ

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t I Q , ...R lf' F7 1 . 1 , I I t 1 Q 1 l , 9 l 4 1 I l V l 'Nl Friday evening, the mellifluous strains of Jimmy MaoPartland,s, uAll-Stars pro- vided the backdrop for the Islandls initial View of its reigning royalty. The lovely misses comprising the Court were: Anne Callahan, Christine Demers, Irene Hawryluk, Shirley Norton and Eliza- beth Greeley. The following night, after a sunny and enjoy- able day on the shores of Lake Champlain, the natives were presented with . . . v W 52143 X s Q X X vtbrqged experien wening a memf Q G -'I