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

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prologue - ollotoing tbe custom of prebious pears, toe, tbe (Class of 1916, babe unbertaben ttje task of compiling a boob, tbe cbief purpose of tobicb is to present, in an attractibe form, a recorb of tfje college pear, perhaps none can realise better ttjan tfjose of us tobo babe belpeb in tbis toorb. tbe numerous bifficulties tobicb must be obercome to at least maintain tbe stanbarb estab= lisbeb bp precebing classes. 3)f toe babe bone onlp tbis, toe sball feel tbat our time bas been toell spent. 3lf tbe boob boes not meet toitb pour approbal toe are sincerelp sorrp. iln anp case, toe can trutbfullp state tbat no effort bas been spareb to mabe bolume nineteen of tbe 0rist one tobicb sball bo justice to tbe class anb to 3i bobe Ilslanb £ tate College.

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®f)t 1916 rist lioarb gbitor-in-C|)tef Ralph Earl Glasheen associate (gbitors Gilbert Ralph Cordin Dean Blenus Fraser Charles Edward Seifert Charles Irving Milnes Bertha Adelaide Randall Business iflanager Ernest Elmer Redfern abbertising Jllanager Wesley Crowell Brigham assistant iflanagers Earl Walmsley James Murray Henry

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3 f)obe Sslanb )§ tate College Corporation Hon. Zenas W. Bliss Hon. Robert S. Burlingame Hon. Charles Estes Hon. Thomas G. Mathewson Hon. B. Frank Robinson Hon. Walter E. Ranger Hon. Philip A. Money Providence County Newport County Bristol County Kent County Washington County State Commissioner of Schools, ex-officio Member of State Board of Agriculture Officers; of tfjc Corporation Hon. Walter E. Ranger, President Hon. Zenas W. Bliss, Vice-President Hon. Robert S. Burlingame, Clerk and Treasurer Providence Providence Newport