Bryant University - Ledger Yearbook (Smithfield, RI)

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S P rm 4 pi' Rte i li A l i i9 Rain and more rain! Gee whiz, won't we ever see the girls again without those dish- towels wrapped around their heads in Hindu fashion? 2l Tonight's the night for the Tau Ep Victory Dance, A percentage of the profits will go to the BSC, 22 What a hang-over for those prankish kids who were chug-a-lugging with the pro's. Et tu Brute? 25 Avoid the rush seven months from date' Do your Christmas shopping earlyl 28 The faculty expels the whole student body tor a period of three days, Memorial Day gives us a chance to renew our favorite argument with the family- Resolved: That stu- dents should receive an increase in allowance. JUNE I l Alas 'tis June and time for love, romance, etc, What a beautiful moonl What a gorgeous 1 night! What am l talking about-we're having two tests tomorrow. 1 8 Bright sunshine brings the wolves' flashing teeth out of hiding. U l8 Sunbathing is quite the thing for the Dorm girls and many a male has regretted his dona- I tion of high-powered binoculars to the Navy. 23 Confucius say: Seven days of school make one weak. 28 Moron jokes have finally deserted the campus conversations. JULY l lt's Thursday night again and there is still no shortage of spaghetti. Who invented this synthetic material? 2 Scott House would like to donate its huge collection of bottles to the Scrap Drive, 4 Bang! Bang! lt's the Fourth of July and we celebrated by shooting off my water pistol. i What could be more exciting? tDon't answer thatll i5 The weather is getting hotter and the homework is getting heavier. Aren't teachers i A human? ' Ve, 2l Students are seriously considering beginning to study next week for exams, 1 it A 23 Time is getting shortg everyone is talking like an old timer. The more energetic group ji ' has begun to pack. How on earth can a person collect so much junk in one year? . 26 Squirm, worm! The mortal exams are upon thee! ' 30 The midnight oil has been burning brightly all week. Why was I born a moron? I AUGUST 2 Weak and exhausted from lack of sleep, mental strain, and subnormal intelligence, l l s'owly crawl to school for another brain-teaser. i 4 The last exam has been given and the books leave been closed for the duration, t ' 5 lt's Class Day exercises and class pictures in the A. M. Much ado and fuss on this our l last holiday, Proud parents are touring the campus and their darling children are still up to no good. Has anyone an extra suitcase I can borrow? 6 Here it is at lastl Commencement exercises are mixed in with fond farewells. We'll see you at the Prom tonight. Best of luck everyonelll 7 And so we depart so much the richer in memories, friendships, and college life. 4, A 'T uma-Q - .ax 1- a- 'Z ff '- V Ti 5 ,f ff .Y 1 ' T111 - 5 l 4' Y Y - 2zf ' W- F ' I 'ijt-' c ff:tTZ..Lf?il' 5 -I S ' Q n g in FT- -T VM -A-T-' A' J' A - W' I f mi F f by Q 9 .. 9 fi l Q ao uv -7 tj' png, X ' , my 1 LA ll

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ALTMAN, DORIS S. ANDREWS, MARJORIE M. ANTHONY, MILDRED ARAKELIAN, MARY M. ARIGONI, DOROTHY M. ARTHUR, SHIRLEY B. AYLESWORTH, BARBARA F. BALKAN, BARBARA S. BELLvILLE, MARC-UERITE I BEAIJDOIN, MOZART J. BENOIT, GEORGE B. BENTO, WILLIAM BERRETTA, HENRY BLAIS, LEO P. BLISS, BARBARA BLOOM, LILY E. BONNEY, DORIS C. BROTHEIM, MARILYN G. BROWN, HAZEL M. BROWN, JEAN E. BROWN, MILDRED E. CAIN, WILLIAM J., JR. CALCAGNI, EDNA ' CAMPBELL, MARY v. CARDINALE, NANCY CARSON, ALMA M. CHAPMAN, ALICE CICCHELLI, RAYMOND CLANCY, MARY CLAPP, DORIS H. CLICK, DOROTHY COHEN, FRANCES COHN, NEWTON B. COLMONT, LLJCIANNE CONNERY, JAMES J., JR. COOK, CONSTANCE L. COOK, MIRIAM S. CORNELL, PHILIP R. COSTABILE, ELENA L. CRANSHAW, GEORGE W. CRESCENZO, GRACE C. CRISCIONE, SALVADORE DANIELS, JOHN D'AI'roRE, GLORIA DAVIS, DOROTHY W. DE EELICE, GLORIA DENNIS, FRANCIS M., JR. DERMSKIAN, SIMON DERY, RITA E. A. DIMOND, MIRIAM I. DION, GEORGE T. DI RENZO, FRANK D. DOIGE, BARBARA M. DOWLING, BERYL DUNNE, THOMAS DIJRKIN, MARGARET EASTMAN, CLEO G. EDWARDS, FRANCES EISENBERG, HAROLD M. ELLIS, RUTH v. EERMANIAN, GLADYS FINKLE, LEON STUDENT DIRECTORY 28 South Quaker Lane I88 Oakland Avenue 2I2 Query Street 34 East Street I58 Benedict Road 29 Holly Street 448 Niantic Avenue 30 Staples Street 96 Main Street II Old River Road 23I School Street I4 Narragansett Avenue 97 Stedman Avenue IIZB Lonsdale Avenue R. F. D. No. I 49 Harvest Street 289 Pine Creek Road I03 Grove Avenue 9 King Avenue 66 Richmond Hill I05 Babcock Street I20 Potters Avenue 334 Sharon Street 43 Priscilla Avenue 30 Ryder Avenue I4I2 Main Street I0 Pennsylvania Avenue l70 Roosevelt Street I I6 Wesleyan Avenue I93 Bassett Street 54 Campbell Terrace 26 Leicester Way I54 Lenox Avenue 25 Merida Avenue I I2 Church Street 24I Highland Street I89 Franklin Street 56 Home Avenue 54 Nathanael Avenue IIO Langdon Street 87 Myrtle Avenue 24 Liberty Street 3 Oak Crest 32'Bainbridge Avenue 2 Barrows Street 56I Reservoir Avenue I4 Perrin Avenue 32 Kelly Street 34 Worcester Street I36 Chestnut Street 295 Auburn Street Smith Avenue 62 Marion Avenue 5 Cobb Street Box 337 379 Donerty I99 West Avenue I I3 Beacon Avenue 90 East Fulton Street West Hartford, Conn. Providence, R. I. New Bedford, Mass. Whltinsville, Mass. Pittsfield, lvlass. Providence, R. I. Providence, R. I. Old Orchard Beach, Me. Millbury, Mass. Mansville, R. I. Putnam, Conn. Tiverton, R. I. Pawtucket, R. I. Lincoln, R. I. Attleboro, Mass. Providence, R. I. Fairfield, Conn. Leominster, Mass. Edgewood, R. I. New Canaan, Conn. Providence, R. I. Providence, R. I. Providence, R. I. Providence, R. I. Cranston, R. I. West Warwick, R. I. Providence, R. I. Providence, R. I. Providence, R. I. New Britain, Conn. Pawtucket, R. l. Pawtucket, R. I. Providence, R. I. Woonsocket, R. I. Bristol, R, I. Taunton, Mass. Fall River, Mass. Feura Bush, N. Y. Providence, R. I. Pawtucket, R. I. Providence, R. I, Cranston, R. I. East Greenwich, R. I. Brattleboro, Vt. Providence, R. I. Lonsdale, R. I. Cranston, R. I. Pawtucket, R. I. Taunton, Mass. Chartley, Mass. North Attleboro, Mass. Cranston, R. I. Greenville, R. I. Cranston, R. I. East Providence, R. I. Georoes Mills, N. H. Chatham, Mass. Fall River, Mass. Pawtucket, R. I. Providence, R. I. Gloversville, N. Y. Eighty-seven