Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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From the first day when Sgt. Doucette sizes up the cadet for his uniform to the final day when Lt. Col. Quigley reviews the Wing, Detachment 865 is vigorously preparing each of St. Michael's four hundred cadets for his part in the protection of our country. Since 1951, AFROTC has been an integral part of campus life on the Hill, and over the years it has increased tremendously in standing and ex- Flightv, composed of thirty student nurses from Jeanne Mance School of Nursing. The Cadre was also the Hrst school in the nation to organize a 6'Sabre Air Command Flightn, composed of the most outstanding basic cadets. Morale is kept high by the many activities in which the cadets participate, including the band, the drill team, the rifle team, and another innova- tion, the Flying Club. The training of the well- perience. Now we have the largest independent school unit in New England. This year, the men of the Detachment established many Hrsts, not only for the unit, but in some cases for the entire country. The Chaplain John Verret Squadron of the Arnold Air Society initiated the first 4'Angel OFFICERS TR rounded ofhcer-to-be includes social events such as the Military Weekend, and also a concentrated two day Command and Staff Course. The crown- ing of the cadets' efforts takes place at the Final Review held in the Spring. INING CORPS umfofms wi