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

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Favorites s 1. Favurite pastime Sleeping 2. Favorite movie Going My Way 3. Favorite sport Swimming 4. Favorite actress . Bette Davis 5. Favorite actor Van Johnson 6. Favorite orchestra , Harry James 7. Favorite comic strip Terry and the Pirates 8. Favorite place on campus Soda Fountain 9. Most popular professor Dr. Wilson 10. Average cost of a date on campus $.50 11. Belong to a sorority or fraternity .-. 67% — yes 12. Best course English 39 13. Toughest course Zoology 14. Best bull session subject Sex 15. Greatest need on the campus ... ..... 16. Number of dates per week... 17. Age upon graduation 18. Most valuable things acquired here More Men Average of Two 20 or 21 Friendships I

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The GRISTETTE Tip Toe Inn. She serves a wonderful drink called “Just One Cocktail.” I guess the whole setup is a hang-over from her Judicial Board days at State. Just a minute, I must buy a magazine. I always get it. It ' s called The Niles Yearly Son. It was formerly a newspaper called The Gariepy Daily Date but I guess they thought it would be worthwhile to cut down production. I’m dying to read the review of Mernie Blaine ' s new book of the year, Will the Cream of the Crop Today Be the Cheese of Tomorrow? In it she tells how to take an agricultural course majoring in ice cream and minor- ing in skim milk. I hear the pictures in the issue of the New York Cracker, Gail Graham, are really sensational. You know she models for Sax and she certainly does have plenty of it, I mean of it. From the column called a Blueprint of Tomorrow ' s Blueplate by two of New York ' s leading connoisseurs, Mary Ann Hartikka and Mary Robertson, you learn all sorts of in- teresting things — how to serve appetiz- ing eggshells, and even what to do with all your leftover “aigs. Speaking of taste sensations, have you tried the new Gronneberger ? I hear it ' s rapidly out- selling the old cheeseberger. One Gronne- berger gives you a lift, two Gronnebergers send you all over the place. We hear that Phyllis Stedman has in- vented a new kind of dance floor. It hap- pens to be composed of tar and concen- trated lemonade, and is said to be prac- tically slip-proof. If you do slip, how- ever, I advise you to see Dr. Berman. He’s a wonderful masseur and guarantees to cure all aching backs. I rode over here tonight in one of Cot- trell ' s Convertible Hansoms. The only streamlined thing about it was the horse, and Betty Staffeld — she ' s the driver. Jean Heseltine rode with me — she ' s married to an Eskimo and is having such a hard time of it. Thinking of new and fancy ways to fix blubber, I mean. You know Bea Browning and Nancy Thornley were under contract by the gov- ernment to go overseas and rid the in- fected war-torn countries of rats. They advocated the use of bigger and better cats. I always knew those girls would go places. Sis Jones and Ethel O ' Connor went with them to try to introduce the game of football. They had to come back though because someone mistaking the football for a watermelon bit it and blew out his back teeth. Imagine ruining a perfectly good football like that. This is what you will hear, ladies and gentlemen, unless it is prevented. It can be prevented by one of two ways : Either lock up the class before it leaves these portals, or start them off as freshmen again and give them another chance. 30 ]►-

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Addresses ANNA MABEL BILLS Kingstown Road Kingston, R. I. ROBERT CRAWFORD SCOTT Kingstown Road Kingston, R. I. MARION ELSIE COTTRELL West Kingston Rhode Island JOHN LEONARD YOUNG 3 Prairie Avenue Newport, R. I. AGATHA LOUISE JONES 30 Benedict Road Providence 5, R. I. BEATRICE ANNE BROWNING Nortji Road Kingston, R. I. KATHERINE ELIZABETH STAFFELD c o E. Christopher Lower College Road Kingston, R. I. ALICE GERTRUDE CRAPSER 65 Mill Street Newport, R. I. .. MARY ANN E. HARTIKKA R. F. D. 1, Moosup, Conn. MAY GERTRUDE GRONNEBERG 80 Massasoit Avenue Edgewood, R. I. ETHEL ANTOINETTE O’CONNOR 80 Wyndham Avenue Providence, R. I. FLORENCE SHIRLIE LALIME 41 Evans Avenue Tiverton, R. I. MARY LOUISE ROBERTSON Kingston Rhode Island PHYLLIS ALTHEA STEDMAN Dockray Street Wakefield, R. I. CLAIRE EILEEN CALLAHAN 54 Wellesley Avenue North Providence, R. I. HERBERT JOSHUA BERMAN 25 Manhattan Street Mattapan, Mass. GAIL LYMAN GRAHAM 46 Summer Street Woonsocket, R. I. HARRIET LOUISE HALL Kingston Rhode Island ARLENE WINIFRED HORNBY 15 Harding Street Pawtucket, R.. I. MARY ELIZABETH FARRELL 1138 Smith Street Providence, R. I. ELAINE MacDONALD Greene Rhode Island MARY VIRGINIA GARIEPY 137 Fountain Street Pawtucket, R. I. DANIEL GAETANO CALENDA 25 Battey Street Providence, R. I. RALPH XAVIER NARDONE 7 Dayton Street Westerly, R. I. JEAN WINNIFRED HESELTINE 28 Hayward Street Cranston, R. I. MARILYN NAN FOGEL 78 Elton Street Providence, R. I. NANCY KAY THORNLEY 80 Spring Street Pawtucket, R. I. DOROTHY CRAWFORD HANNA Box 55, North Scituate, R. I. ROSEMARY BLAINE 800 Burlington Avenue Silver Spring, Md. JANE LEOTA WINTER 68 Cliffdale Avenue Edgewood, R. I.