Bryant University - Ledger Yearbook (Smithfield, RI)

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AND FINANCE cl I 1. I N Prophecy . - 53- I As I gaze into the crystal ball, I am almost blinded by the fame and splendor of the glamour boys and girls of the I943 AGI: class. And it looks like 20 years has not taken any of the polish off of ' i them either. I can see Franky Di Renzo as the head of some political party or other. It seems Frank sticks by the winners. I-le doesn't know which way to turn now though-both candidates are blondes. Red Cain is in Reno and is he happy! Six girls on each arm. But who's the newest arrival in town? Why Leslie, his wife, of course, followed by five little red-head daughters of varying ages. Why Sugahlll Wake Jennings and Louie Mataxes are still in the Marines. They couldn't bear to part with the uniforms and besides Louie's doing O. K. with the African Golf and all the new recruits. Wake's seeing to it that the Women's Marine Corps doesn't go dateless. Betty Lemos and her Petel' are happily set- tled but there seems to be a little disorder now. Betty absolutely refuses to let her children go to Bryant! The lnseparable Five-Ray Piette, Willie Bento, Franky Zorra, Rocky Rogue, and Curly Vezina-are still hanging on together. Last night they set fire to the Village Barn and to- morrow they'Il probably scatter broken glass in the road but boys will be boys l What's this I see? Two elephants? Oh no, pardon me. lt's just the picture on the cover of the book, I-low We Keep Our Weight Down , written by Don Medley and Newt Cohn. I see where Julia Scott has risen to be President of the American Airlines. Lucky girl-she has free transportation out to California to see Dynamite . Steve Pascarella is still the bachelor. I-le loves 'em and leaves 'em Spends most of his time though as head checker up at Bryant. Just couIdn't leave the place! Boy, this looks like a good picture to see. It will preview in March, l963. Walter Palmer in the Life of Rudolph Valentino . We always knew he had it in him-didn't we? Jimmy Connery seems to be having a hard time of it. I-le just can't make out his Income Tax Return. I-Ie ought to go to I-Iarold Gursky for help. Gursky has finally passed his CPA exam and could use a little business, I-lis rates for the returns are 52.00 for the Personal and SOC extra for the Optional. Gursky won't starve. Walking by a newsstand I couIdn't help no- ticing Claire Gilfix on the cover of Mademoi- selle as a Power's girl modeling the latest in turbans. Mozart Beaudoin is still hanging over the rail -still trying to pick a winner, but it doesn't in- terfere with his editing the Daily Record in French! Did somebody tell me Phil Cornell was bash- ful? Why I can see him now walking out of th.e Old Howard with Gypsy Rose Lee on one arm and Ann Corio on the other. And we had such hopes for himl Forty nine

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