Bryant University - Ledger Yearbook (Smithfield, RI)

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ENES have left foof- oys, trials, and e diversified our -gay, remorse- Q, aspiring-but college days and e. Classrooms Above, righ t- BRYANT AU DITORIUM AND GYMNASIUM Az, UM .4 VI CA 5- H4 L GARDNER HALL The Commercial Teacher-'fraini ng Building H15 L RIA WILLIAM H. SCOTT HOUSE Dormitory for Young Men

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f 0, 017 fl g . . IQ L .SSI l', l SEPTEMBER 8 What a bewildering world! Roomy and l got lost wandering around the campus looking ll for those nine beautiful buildings . i 9 Formal greetings from Messrs. Jacobs, our Deans, and John Renza. Our first opportunity .. to pass judgment on our new faculty collectively. ' ll Big doings in the caff for all our Bryant men l?7. From the taste of our sandwiches the next day, we gathered that there must have been a smoker. Rumor has it that a Barber W M xS!tgcgpTOQtti:r'taertOlpgcgvided entertainment. Would that they had realized that canned corn I i3 Oh, deah, where's my monocle? Did you see all the dorm cuties be-decked in their best bib-and-tucker on their way to the annual tea for freshmen at Stowell l-louse? The angle l l of some of the hats indicated that visibility was zero. lfl The poor green Freshmen took a beating, literally and figuratively, this week. Many weird . specimens invaded campus and classroom. For the pledgees at Scott l-louse it meant l sleepless nights, for the girls, paintless days. . i i8 More smoky sandwiches! This time Tau Ep rushed some new prospects. l 22 About this time the BA. freshmen had a laugh at Mr. Vinal's expense when he made an . entrance into their accounting class and proceeded to teach the fundamentals of mathe- matics. 28 A gala time was had by all at Sigma Iota Chi's rush party in the auditorium. OCTOBER 2 Everyone got acquainted at the All-College Dance. Some fellows should be considerate , enough to provide a book Tips to My Bewildered Partner . Any resemblance to any ' Bryant lads, living or dead, is purely coincidental, l ' 8 lt was proved that the hand is quicker than the eye at Sigma Lambda Theta's rush party. We put it to practice and did away with the refreshments pronto. Quite a busy day! KDK's rush party was held in the evening in the caff where we were introduced to some rather interesting songs. l2 Our first holiday! Orchids to Columbus! l6 Placei auditorium, Event: sport dance, Admission: scrap metal. 22 Big event for Tau Ep pledgees-formal initiation and banquet at the Crown l-lotel. 23 The girls invade Scott I-louse for a l-lallowe'en Dance. ? 27 Sigma Lambda Theta pledgees were feted at their formal initiation and banquet at the Old France. l 30 Remember Phi Sig's l-larvest Hop? The boys are improving, but l'm still fond of Arthur i Murray. I , NOVEMBER 5 Who would suspect that Cesar had oratorical talents? I-le spoke about Puerto Rico at l the Elmwood Baptist Church. Seriously, though, Cesar has many talents. Eh, Cisco? '. li The armistice had a birthday today, so we enjoyed a day of rest??ll il IZ This time it's KDK holding its initiation ritual at the Biltmore. I, 4 i3 Two hotels should have declared dividends tonight. Beta Sigma Gamma-Sigma Lambda Q Pi and Sigma Lambda Theta--Beta Sigma Chi formal pledgee dances were held at the I Sheraton and the Crown, respectively. I l i ,yy S I Y ,ff n it YYY ff: , 7 7 I ,- ff f. ' if K 11 , . i is 4' 42' c Q ' F- 1 F if .'Q.. -----M ' -. Q 6 - , , , A V - ... 4- :-----r '- 1-ce 'gp 3? C -N - Ti V 115 Wi ER