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

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Uirtnr iEtuirlj fGui atrnm Jtt HHnnnriam This hour of joy in the completion of our task is tempered with sorrow by the recollection of one who, taken in the first bloom of eager youth — in the second year of our lives together, made life worth while. A brilliant athlete, an excellent student, and a friend whose pass- ing leaves us with a keen sense of personal loss, Victor Enoch Lind- strom, ’30, who died on February 5, 1928, will live on in our hearts, a friend always, as he was in life.

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rrro one who, with steadfast purpose and undaunted aim toward the ulti- mate goal, has made this college, our college, what it is and what it stands for in the educational system of the State of Rhode Island ; to one who has passed the last milestone in a courageous and well accomplished career; to one who has left with us ideals that will remain immortal ; to Dr. Howard Edwards, our beloved President, the Class of Nineteen Thirty dedicates the Thirtieth Volume of The Grist.

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(Eljarlfs ?jintry nllanii 3tt fHmuriam Let us not forget him who shared our four years together and has gone to join the members of our Class Triumphant. His pass- ing, with his sunny disposition, ready helping hand, and quiet way of life, leaves a gap in our ranks which can never be filled. Admitting of no distinctions among those with whom he came in contact, Charles Henry Holland, ’30, was a brother to all who knew him. Died November Second, Nineteen Twenty-Nine