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

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TABLE) OF CONTENTS The Corporation The Faculty College Calendar The Grist Board The Classes Athletics Fraternities Organizations The Battalion The Alumni Miscellaneous The Year Grindings Advertisements and T he Grist Calendar . 9 .10 12 .43 .71 83 .97 105 108 113 125 131

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. . Prologue . . |NCL AGAIN the supply of grain for the old Grist has run low. It has been a difficult task to keep the old wheel busy and the old miller Rhody contented. Now once more he is await- ing patiently a good harvest. For sixteen years he has supplied his patrons faithfully with grindings and chaff, and so may he have a big harvest this year for the enrichment of the com- munity and the happiness of all. The planters of the seed and those who have toiled honestly to bring about a good crop have given their best to the cause. Let us judge them accord- ingly.

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Rhode Island Stale Collect Corporation Hon. Robert S. Burlingame Newport County Hon. Charles Estes Bristol County Hon. Charles Dean Kimball Providence County Hon. Thomas G. Mathewson Kent County Hon. B. Frank Robinson Washington County Hon. Walter E. Ranger, State Commissioner of Schools . . . ex-officio Hon. Philip A. Money, Member of State Board of Agriculture Officcra of the Corporation Hon. Charles Dean Kimball, President Providence Hon. Walter E. Ranger, Vice-President .... Providence Hon. Robert S. Burlingame, Clerk and Treasurer ... Newport 4