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

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• WILLIAM E. CONWAY, Commuter, Civ il Engineering, 171 Potters Ave., Providence, R. I. • SUSANNE K. COOGAN, Alpha Xi Delta, Foods and Nutrition, 10 Mumford Ave., Newport, R. I. • D ' ARCY R. COOK, Bressler Hall, Electrical Engineering, 21 Payton St., Providence, R. I. days at the Pier . , . empty beer cans strewn along the beach . . . hot dogs from Moy Lee ' s . . . we spoke of G ' s now and Down the Line was no longer a saying but a necessity . . . we had arrived . . . we knew our way around . . . Ford came out with its new car and it seemed all the exams were swiped that year except the ones we were taking . . . with • ROY J. CORR, Rho lota Kappa, Accounting, 210 Spring St., E. Greenwich, R. I. • HAROLD R. CORY, Sigma Pi, Poultry Husbandry, Stafford Rd„ Tiverton, R. I. • DONALD J. COTTER, Phi Mu Delta, Agriculture, 19 Hollywood Ave., Norwood, R. I. • HENRY J. COOK, JR., Phi Gamma Delta, Animal Husbandry, 171 Lincoln Ave., Lincoln Park, R. I. • JAMES P. COOPER, Sigma Chi, English, Greenend Ave., Middletown, R. I. 22

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• FRANK l. CHERMS, JR., Phi Gamma Delta, Agriculture, 1S2 Jefferson St., Lake- wood, R. I. • DOROTHY J. CLARK, Chi Omega, Home Economics Teacher Training, 28 Rushton Dr., Edgewood, R. I. • CHARLES L. COGGESHALL, JR., Commuter, Marketing and Advertising, 115 Kingstown Rd., Narragansett, R. I. disappointment . . . college was a little more than ivy covered dorms . . . remember Freak Day and some of them were . . . Paddy Mur- phy was buried in windy March, suddenly it was Spring . . . frat rushing . . . potato chips . . . chicken salad and speeches . . . the first big House dances . . . the Seaweed Shuffle and the Ranch Dance . . . the warm Satur- « GEORGE D. COLWELL, Lambda Chi Alpha, Marketing and Advertising, 39 Highland St., Worcester, Mass. • AL- FRED G. COMOLLI, Commuter, Chemical Engineering, 12S Tower St., Westerly, R. I. • JOSEPH C. COMSTOCK, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Horticulture, 130 Alfred Drowne Rd., W. Barrington, R. I. • THOMAS R. CONROY, Rho lota Kappa, Physical Educa- tion, 74 Beaufort St., Providence, R. I. • CORINNE G. CONTILLO, Eleanor Roosevelt Hall, English, 51 Dean Ave., Graniteville, R. I. 21

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• EDWARD B. COULTER, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Mechanical Engineering, 61 Robinson St., Wakefield, R. I. • MARY A. COZZOLINO, Alpha Delta Pi, Pre-Medical, 44 Franklin St., Westerly, R. I. • NANCY D. CRANDALL, Chi Omega, Textiles and Clothing, 14 Hillcrest Rd., Wakefield, R. I. the ending of finals came the end of Poly Sci and good government. Biology and the rat . . . some of us made it and to spare . . . others envied the clutch hitters . . . the first year was over . . . we watched the seniors graduate and wondered . . . Sophomore Year A little brown and a little older, we came • JAMES C. CRANSHAW, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Zoology, 244 Broadway, Paw- tucket, R. I. • EVERETT E. CROOKS, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Zoology, 27 Don Ave., East Providence, R. I. • ROBERT W. CALLAHAN, Sigma Chi, English, 4 Ayrault St., Newport, R. I. • RICHARD E. CARPENTER, Engineering, Box 61, Wilkinsonville, Mass. 23