Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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40 . , tl t?M A ERNEST G. BOLOGNANI Readsboro, Vt. Business Administration The Deerslayer from Ryan I never quite got his sights on that elusive twelve point buck, but a little had luck was not a thing to disturb Ernie. After all, he still has forty hunting seasons to go. In the field of th flashbulb, this native son of the Green Mount? tain State really popped, crowning his efforts with that never-to-be-forgotten shot of Sky- bar's room . . . spread all over the grass be- hind the manor . . . Click! Intramuralsg Business Forum 4g Soc. Club 45 Shield Photographer 4-g Junior Prom Com, YJ ff r - M 'Kwai .Q t i , - at-1 ' , Z t f A v I , t A Hgur and ble W from posses gtallilj play 0 much the GC Stud Michae Knights I 4 .t v r , 5?- if , a ' .g,,Q-f4.'f-LL:+1,4,. , '

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l . 1 1llFlr Qi ' w if JAMES A. BRACKEN New Haven, Conn. Business Administration James, the Thin Man, had a tough time with his diets . . . seems that everything he ate went to waist. Jim's hearty laugh, combined with his talent for the texts proved to be of considerable value both on the Hill and down in the Valley at the Club. W figuring out a balanced meal in the shadow of the shuffleboard, Jim could be located in a variety of spots on cam u the merry gathered. hen not p s . . . wherever Connecticut Club 3, ,4-5 Bus. Forum 4g Outing Club 3, 4-g Shield 4. E421 Q nfs . A , K b 5 sw ii' 35, 5 QANXNNN s f it 3 ' im' .. ultltt -x '-'f .' . .y.,? Mgmt ,lgy 'M' . af.: F xl' S ., h VE . .. N :MARIE X 1 tl X ' il' , ' aggngggg .rf ,I C - . . E'-EE X g mt y vS' lN,t l rbi F7'l F?l'lFXF?lY - .Q 'F' if Jo kn0V d0W1 can 3 mucl tend' whet roon brotl en0U SIHII4 V: ball 3, 4.