Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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. , 4 l n l C I I L ki Z 1 3 fzzzj ,,f. ' Wa 5 ,f l L- s 7? 4 . if ag .'1.i' 1f.s 5 , 'st , 'iff . 'Y if 4 ' a 3 wg, -7 'W Q. . . . And we graduated. The long-awaited degrees were placed in our hands by Bishop Ryan in Memorial Auditorium on the 41th of J une. The Class of '56 opened a new half century of St. Michaelis tradition. We hold the distinction of being the first graduates of the New Program of studies, and the goals of that Program will be realized in our achievements of later life. Although physically we end our career on the Hilltop, in our minds and hearts the memories of St. Michael's will always be fresh. And, like our predecessors, we enter the world, armed with the educational and spiritllal sword of the first angel of God, to spread the Truth, and to give Glory to God.