University of Rhode Island - Renaissance / Grist Yearbook (Kingston, RI)

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Ctu $ri8t HENRY NEWELL BARLOW “Bugs” Electrical Engineering Wassaic, New York P I K Manager of Class Basketball (I); Class Baseball (I 11): Serg. Major (II); Class Track (II); Varsity Track (II): Sub. Var- sity Baseball (II); 1st. Lieut, and Adjutant (III): Military Ball Com. till): Business Manager 1912 Grist (III); Scholastic Hon- ors (II): Rifle Club: Dramatic Club; Relay Team (III). Bugs was graduated from Amenia High in 1908 and entered R. I. in the following September. In college activities, he is al- ways prominent, besides being one of the brightest in our class. In his Sophomore year. “Bugs” opened the eyes o. ' many by jumping from the ranks to the office of ser- geant major. Bugs’ hobby is electrical rnd we look forward to seeing him head of some large electrical plant CARLE MUZZY BIGELOW Big” Woonsocket, R. I. Applied Science with Chemical Option S A Manager of Class Football Team (I); Vice-President of Class (I): Vice-President Y. M. C. A. (I ): Second Tenor and Reader Glee Club (I. 11 111); Chairman Decora- tion Com. Soph. Hop (II); Military Ball Com. (1. II 111): Scholastic Honors (II): President Dramatic Club (II); Corp. Co. B (II) : Serg. Co. A (III): Associate Editor Beacon (I. II HI): Editor-in-Chief 1912 Grist (ID)- Sf d • ' tit Council (III). A-st. ’Varsity Football Manager (III): Manager- elect (IV): Vice- President Debating Club (III) ; Vice- Pres. Woonsocket Club (III); Rifle Team .111): Science Club: Ternis Association. “Big” first made himself noticeable by be- ing one of the three traveler Freshmen of- ficers. Later he became a confirmed fusser and made himself scarce for sometime, find- ing time however for entering nearly all the college activities. His main (Maine) in- terest in the class has now, however, turned to Pawtucket. His fine record as a student will no doubt continue and graduate h ni with honors. 28

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Zi £ tf rist Junior Roll Dr. Howard Edwards. Honorary Member CLASS OFFICERS Walter Doll . President Arthur John Patterson Vice-President Charles Herbert Larkin . . Secretary James Francis Nugent . . Treasurer Harry Benjamin Albro, Pontiae, R. I. Henry Newell Barlow, Wassaic, N. Y. Carle Muzzy Bigelow, Woonsocket, R. I. Frank Harold Briden, Central Falls. R. 1. Philip Harrison Clark, Centerville, R. 1. Elect ra Henrietta Cobb, Howardsville. Ya. Edward Anthony Comber, Narragausett Pier. R. I. Edgar George Davis, Providence, R. I. Walter Doll. Pawtucket, R. I. Ethel Pierce Henderson, Westerly, R. I. Charles Varnum Johnson, Allenton, R. I. Charles Herbert Larkin, Aslmway, R. I. Harry Lyden Mounce, North Marshfield, Mass. Bertha May Nutting. Brickerville, Pa. James Francis Nugent, Providence, R. I. Arthur John Patterson, Buffalo, N. Y. Fred Allen Richmond, Hope Valley, R. I. Elien George Robinson, Edgewood, R. I. George William Sherman. Jr.. Lafayette, R. 1. Allae Cordelia Slater. Kingston. R. I. Frank Steck. Newark, N. J. John Leo Sullivan, Lonsdale, R. I. Earl Albert Tyler. Center field, R. I. David Edward Warner, Jr., Bridgeton, R. I. Samuel C. Webster, Jr., Westerly. R. I.

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£tU ri8t FRANK HAROLD BRIDEN “Birdie” Central Falls. R. I. Mechanical Engineering ’Varsity Football (II III): ' Varsity Baseball (II III): ’Varsity Basketball (III): Class Football (II); Class Rasket- ball (II); Class Baseball (ID: Mgr. Class Track Team (ID: Soph. Hop Com. (ID; Associate Editor 1912 Grist (HI): Corp. Co. B (ID. Hello, Kid! Providence the attraction? No. never again. West erly for mine. Vis- ions of becoming a great mechanical en- gineer are often overshadowed by athletics, rough-housing, and fussing. In spite of these weaknesses. “Birdie” is a faithful stu- dent. a loyal classmate and a prince of good fellows. We wish him the greatest suc- PHILIP HARRISON CLARK “Peleg Centerville, R. 1. Electrical Engineering Manager of Class Track Team (I): Secre- tary of Tennis Association (II): Scorer in Interscholastic Track Meet (II): Secretary Student Council (ID; Vice-Pres : dent Stu- dent Council (III): Asst. Treas. Lecture Asso. (Ill): Associate Editor Beacon (I. II III); Associate Editor 1912 Grist (III); Engineering Society; Dramatic Club. This illustrious Nineteen Twelve man was ushered into the realms of humanity at Crompton. R. 1.. in 18S8. with the usual commotion attending important additions to the world’s population. Then he grew into a school boy. passing through grammar school and Warwick High with the rest of the crowd. He is now enrolled as a Junior at R. I. S. C. We leave him there with the brightest prospects for the future. 29