Bryant University - Ledger Yearbook (Smithfield, RI)

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II books. aux 5 , ,ep f. ln the following pages, we have tried to portray the true j il yy- friendship which has existed among us in all phases of our col- ,.f,,....L2..-.B B' lege life. . dl M4-L-f' i f . ' '77 ya ,. Tl-lE LEDGER Staff hopes that in years to come, each one an-v, . I 'I GIIII 7.-IW . of us can turn back to these pages to recall pleasant memories, remember understanding teachers, and everlasting friends. 5 f,,f1.,f.,,'vr.f A .si , 3- fr-W S . CL, !7lnvfu.qJaJ '4:1.?4'v4.?S-zici -:Manu V ' 'I - . Epiviulvp ci ee t H, 212 1754 .. , OL! l -J ' ' ' - Co-E ors c a I r,Q..2 -f,-W.-yd' A-A-612 W7 zM..,Ls.....uc,.s,.,. is f,L.M..vf QJ lw.iI-41444, I I I I , f4.: ,ir-4:44.54 Siu LAL. ,,,QA+JL.Ji1.44,y' I7 -44.41 ,fn 5 ,J J' L, ok-0491. fo-yf,4.llL P- ISM-'cj . I .--- - -A ,A ' ,,,. , 69 KM 'LM7 'ft' F' ,aww yeas N i .2.:. '--fQ.,..,, Kzwa--s.sf u,.,,.c,f:., ,- ' 1 ' J - , , t ,.. lu -'idly 'F' 5? OJ AJ N 'Hui-tit' . .M UU 'Y1s fwL..-l'4-:w..4.3 Ha, ', 1: r , . attullz ll lrlgnxflibg' -girl JNLPAV' E fmfln-4 Y'7irf'f.'gli 'i . Q14-,fI W up I IIII U .' Llfv I ,I n ,Q I I I I. , l. ' , ,-I , Qiffi L ' ,' ,Il 7' X-,INC . 1 , I f,,, 'LI' . l1'1i,1f' av 14 21,442-,a:.,u ,1 c ' , v .- it - lf, - A . . , 1 ,. 4, a .., . ,,,a.5 I 9 ' ' L-eff - Q M' - I .. 1 I DY. 1, ' A-.,' I iff I ,Ala I,u I III, -- .4 TO 13 MR LIGNEL MERCIER DEAN OE THE SCHOOL OE SECRETARIAL ' SCIENCE vve respectfully dedicate THE LEDGER ot l946, in appreciation ot his sympathetic understanding ot our gaucheries and griets, our struggles and stridencies, and ot his untiring efforts to mold us, his dumb and daring duclclings ot the Class ot l946, into scintillating svvans, Without his kindly guidance, the pavement of our good intentions might have led to the oblivion to which all good intentions lead instead ot to the threshold ot the bril- liant, beckoning business world. By this, our dedication, may vve, the Class ot l946, in some small measure show our contrition tor the vvoes we have caused him and the attectionate esteem in which vve hold him. Left to ngnti Jean Drosd, Edmund Clegg. THE LEDGER Co- Editors Advertising 1157? First Row left io rignli M VaIcnTa, P. Zinno, J, Stavvarky. Second Row: R, Gorman, G. Coroa. STAFF Art Seated: E Vvbxler, D, Olter. Stamdmgi R, LQENQWI, li Pam Reportorial Seated: R HM, Standing, left to rwghtg M Valw, C Lawns, F Hamm Cl lvamowamf 4-l fklamsofv Fmmey, L, Golsell, D, Slvwart, B. Cnuwcivtw, C llwkfy, N. PING, M. CGQHW1-li. The Editors ot the Ledger Grgtetuily Acknowledge 1 the Co-opergtion Extended to them by Miss Clgrg Blgne-Y Oxtord Press Photoiztetlex Studio Providence Photo-Engrgving Co The Ledger Stott President TO THE CLASS OF l'7-4631 When years have passed and time has dimmed your memory, when your work is done and your college friends have drifted afar, when your college days are far behind, then may you look back with a satisfied feeling of having lived the past fully and successfully, regretting nothing, and never forgetting that when life is finished and your riches are counted, the greatest of these are friends. fks you leave Bryant College, richer for the knowlerlge you have gained ancl the college friendships you have inacle, l4eep always before you Shake- spearefs Iinesi 'The vvorld's a stage where every man must play a part. lvlay the part you have played upon the stage of your College have pre- oarezl you to play xvith honor and with success whatever important part you may he called upon to play for God or country, President HENRY Lv JACQBS . KX THE FACULTY A E1 J' :., .:, ' ,..:2: 1 1 '1-- A ' li , ' -:.: 1',. 'K l N if . ' . . A 1 5 f i r , , , i ,'-.v ,:- t , 1 an e i-A , 1 Ralph S, Handy, B BA, MBA L Newton Hayes, BS, AM Nelson J Gulski, MS in BA, C P A. lMassl .f Alt W N' 'AVN 3f::,.. E . ' 4 Q4.' E ' -- ..-.- A QQ f. K J '35, P 'Fg .- ,X ri :W ,X .Lil .51 36 -.- , fd' '.' 11' 1, , Louise H. Cronk AB, Jolvn F, O'Brien MBA, LLB , , , Alice E Hines, A Bin BECI Lela H Glidden, BS, Miss Irene Moore, BSS. Herman E, Defker, BB A., M,Ed, Marion Jane McGimsey, AM. Lilian E Avila, A B , AM E Leger Morrison, AB. in C.Ed, Emilia A Bucolo, AB. in B,Ed. James E Walsh, AB. in B Ed. THE FACULTY Eugevncr R. Vunal, A B , A M Lronnl H Morrwor, B I2 A, Clnorgf- A Rrqnarris, M S rn Er! ram, Mm rr . 1, --f ' Q 5, I . E. Iv. A 3 ' -'. Q36 A fs' fa' A 9 J Jr -V - S as jf S , Dorornx F Huncs, A B in B E11 Eatner S Tow, A P rn P Fd Mrs. Erlwyn Kirby NN'rH,am A Lambert, B S rn B A ,uf 2 'E I sy. -f. , ' 1 3 Curns Duckennwan, A B. in B Ed. Mrs Agnes Carter Raymond E Jonknne, R B A Ethel M Arbrngln, B C S, B S in Ed rf--Q ' Q4 , ,.'-i , AEG A -2:2 Z.. Q7 5: K ,1 515, ? W-B-H wx -IVQ er wmv' f ,,,, , WS, ' .. xi J x Mrs Conrad Fournier, A B, rn John S RGn1a,A B rn E Ed Henry Martin Cruncksnank, BS C Ed MBA. ,..J p Y L Mm 'NINA ff ,WE Z fm Q, fkjv Xl f-.V- ' is! W 55 W 5 1,52 f ffm lx J Q I D-wx-1-if 1 w I . V RUTH FLORENCE ADAMSON Terrie 54 North Hoadley Street Naugatuck, Connecticut The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. Departmenti Executive Secre- tarial Activities: Ledger, Swimming, The Key, Bowling MATILDA ANDREWS Tillie 32 Eastern Avenue East Providence, Rhode Island The mildest manner and the gentlest heart. Department: Secretarial OPPIE ASADOORIAN Downy IOSZ Narragansett Blvd. Edgewood, Rhode Island A friend in need is a friend indeed. Department: Secretarial Activities: Kappa Delta Kappa, Basketball DOROTHY CHAMPLIN BAILEY Dottie Wapping Road, R. F, D, No, I Newport, Rhode Island Always in haste, but never in a hurry. Department: Executive Secre- tarial Activities: Swimming, Bowling Twelve FRANCES G. ALFANO ,,Fran,, I6 Prospect Street Bristol, Rhode Island Truth is within ourselves. Department: Executive Secre- tarial I Activities: Sigma Iota Beta, Glee Club GLADYS ARANOSIAN Glad 555 North State Street West Concord, New Hampshire A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest women. Department: Accountancy and Finance Activities: Ledger, The Key CONSTANCE ASTBURY 39 Riverfarm Road Cranston, Rhode Island Appearances are deceitful for mischief dwells within. Department: Secretarial SALLY ANN BAKER Hsali, 79 Jefferson Street Providence, Rhode Island Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm, Department: Secretarial CLARA BELLE BARROWMAN 806 Park Street Attleboro, Massachusetts A merry heart doeth good like a medicine Departmenti Secretarial JEANNETTE ALICE RACHEL BELANGER frjenn l2O Brookside Avenue West Warwick, Rhode Island The power ot thought,4the magic ot the mind l Department. Secretarial GRACE ELIZABETH BOELENS Gracev 34 Hope Street North Providence, Rhode Island The skies above you more ra- diant for the shining of your eve, Departmenti Secretarial Activitiesi Stgma Iota Chi, Glee Club EILEEN MARY BONNER ,IIN 9 I-Iigh Street Attleboro, Massachusetts Always readv for work and pleasure, Department Business Adminis- tration 1-'flu Wu 7 I VICTOR-IA BEDROSSIAN Vickie 2082 Post Road HilIsQrove, Rhode Island HA bundle ot cheerv thoughts' Departmenti Secretarial I I L ,r . .Ar .fl , .-1 , ROBERT F. BIRT Bob I34 Abbott Street Providence, Rhode Island And gladly would he learn, and gladly teach Department Accountancy and Finance - Activities' Phi Sigma Nu, Presi- dent, Ledger, Student Coun- cil, Glee Club, Newman Club President ARLINE MARIE BOISVERT l'l3uzz IIO Commercial Street Adams, Massachusetts She can be as wise as we, and wiser when she wishes. Department Business Adminis- tration Activities Sigma lota Chi, Swimming, Bowling JEANNE M. BRENNAN 363 Broadway North Attleboro, Massachusetts Your heart's desires be with youu Department Secretarial Thirteen 1 ROBERTA AUSTIN BRIGGS 68 Peck Street Attleboro, Massachusetts Who will not mercy unto others show, I-low can he mercy ever hope to have? Department: Secretarial ALICE NORMA BUONACORSI Bourne l Bell Street Providence, Rhode Island Lite is not lite at all without delight. Department: Secretarial Activities: Sigma Iota Beta, Glee Club, Bowling, Newman Club ROSE BUSCHYNSKI Rosie R F, D. No. l Schoharie, New York Speak low it you speak love. Department: Secretarial Activities: Glee Club MARY CACCIA Zl Peter Street Providence, Rhode Island 'Twill all be well-no need tor care. Department: Executive Secre- tarial Activities: Sigma Iota Beta, President, Vice - President, Student Council, Glee Club, Bowling, Basketball, Newman Club, Greek Letter Dance Committee Fourteen SELMA R. BROWN UGBWH I9 Arch Street Ansonia, Connecticut Let us be ot good cheer, Departmenti Secretarial Activities: Beta Sigma Gamma, Swimming, Glee Club, Bowl- ing, Basketball BARBARA BURKAT Barbie I23 Ray Street Fall River, Massachusetts Now I lay me down to sleep, the lecture's dry, the sub- ject deep, Department: Business Adminis- tration Activities: Beta Sigma Gamma, Swimming LORRAINE MARCELLA BUSSIERE Lenny I I Starhey Avenue Attleboro, Massachusetts Be good, sweet maid, and let who will be clever. Department: Secretarial MARY L. CAPONE 53I Anthony Street Fall River, Massachusetts Speech is silver, silence is gold. Department: Secretarial Activities: Newman Club u MADELINE LOUISE CARDOZA Hparh II7 VVXJSIIIIIQIOH Street Ntxxport, Rhode Island ller votee was ever soft, Gentle, and low,-an exfellent thmg tn a woman Department Bttslness Aclmlnts- tratton At twrtwsi Srgma Lambda Thr- ta, Swtmmmg, Ijowhngg New- man Club EDWARD N. CASPER Ed ICOO River Road l.It1COIlI! Rhode Island Men of tew words are the best men. Department Aftottntancy and Ftnance Actwltlesi Phl Stgma NU: Bas- kethall NORMA MARY CASTELLUCCI COttsm -lp Spokane Street Provrdente, Rhode Island Hlnere hw I as mvrrg as tht- day ts long Department Exututtve Sevre- tartal Artwlttes: Sgma lota Beta, Hee Cltth, Bowling, Basket- ball: Newman Club ELEANORA JOANN CIPOLLA UNOVQH N7 Ronttac Strtet Nattrk: Rhode Island l'Good at a hght, but better at a play Department: Exrvrtttwe Sec re- tartal Anttvltles' Stgrna Iota Chl: Newman Club A! f f , KVI f Lyfly IIIIIHY 'Iv if rw l '1 W V W. 1 t 0'.f ,:d 'I I I S If Qu, 1 5' 0- 'fu ,U IIIWIJPI .f' 1' ffwv I. lp A I, , J- SYLVIA BABBITT CASH Silver ,368 lvllll Street New Bedtord, Massachusetts XX penny for your thoughts. Department: Sefrtrtartal ELEANOR CASTELLINI Ellte IIZ Moore Street North Agawam, Massaehusetts 'We must eat to lwe and hve to eat Department: Exeftttwe Secre- tarlal Afttvtttesi Swimmtng: Bowltng: Basketball MARIE ANGELA CHILLI Hanover Street North Attleboro, Massarhusetts She can make tomorrow Cheerful as today Department: Seeretarlal SS Artwlttes Slqrna lota Chl' f 1 Swtmmmgg Rowland: Newman Club CHARLES A. CLAYTON, JR. Chuck 205 Mtlton Road Lakewood, Rhode Island Happy am I: from rare I'm tree' Why aren't they all contented hke me? Department: Afcottntancy and Ftnanre Aftlwttes' Phi Stgma Ntt: Sgt.- at-Arms: Bowling: Basket- ball Fifteen -x EDMUND J. CLEGG, JR. Eddie 55 Blake Avenue Conimicut, Rhode Island He is a quiet man-but quite a man, Department: Business Adminis- tration Activitiesi Phi Sigma Nu, Treas- urer: L e rl n e r, Co-Editor, Newman Club, Bryant Service Club, Chairman ELIZABETH MARY CLOSSICK Hlgettyn 7 Etta Street I-Ioxie, Rhode island To enerous souls ever task l i, V is noble. Department L Secretarial ETHEL COHEN HEHH Pine Street Lebanon, Connecticut Creation's heir, the world, the world is mineI Department: Secretarial Activities: Swimming, Bowling 'S 'lt ,-Y ZE-LMA ARLENE co?-:EN 1 sally f 498 Allen Street New Bedford, Mass husetts The power- of speephnaie nearer ,.,, uncgrestimatedfl Q Department: Business Adminis- tration Ah I Sixteen MARIE CATHERINE CLEGG Rusty 55 Blake Avenue Conimicut, Rhode Island The same yesterday, today and tomorrow. Department: Secretarial Activities: Sigma Iota Chi, Newman Club MARY JANE COGSWELL ,flaw Fort Fairfield, Maine Wit and wisdom are born within a woman. Department: Executive Secre- tarial Activities: Sigma Iota Chi, Or- chestra, Swimming, Ledger, Bowling NATALIE LOUISE COHEN Nat 2 Champlin Place Newport, Rhode Island good heart is better than all the heads in the world. Department: Secretarial Activities: Swimming, Basket- ball HA JEAN A. COLLIER Jeannie 589 Smithfield Road North Providence, Rhode Island So young, so fair, good without effort, great without a foe, Department: Secretarial BARBARA MAY CON NOLLY Rebel 424 West Tugalo Street Torfoa, Georgla Come, mv best lI'lCllClS, my books and lead me on Department Seeretartal PAUL CORICH HPC, S62 Douglas Avenue IDFOVICICIIIGI Rltode Island Lulu IS far too Important a tltlng to talk seriously about Department Business Admlnls- tratlon Aftlvltles Beta Iota Beta, Bas ketlwall, AVTIIWSN RITA INEZ COZZI Rete East Hampton! Conner txt ut Love IS a beautlful dream Departmenti Ifxeeutlve Sefre- tarlal Aetlvltlesi Swrmmlngg BOWIIIIQ, Newman Clubg Harrlet Hall's Mlnstrel CATHERINE DARAK ,,KaY,, wel Bunnell Street Brldgeport 7, Connertlrut Language as well as tne fafultv of speefn was ber lmmedlate glft from God Department Seeretarlal Actlvltles BOWIIVIQQ Basketball MARY THERESE CONWAY Terry Mendon Road Cumberland I-lllll Rltode Island You Can never plan tlwe future bv tlte past Departmentj EXCFLIIIVC Secre- tarial GILBERT M. COROA NOXIH 587 Nortlt Underwood Street Fall Rlver, Massaflwusetts Surely never dvd tlwere Ilve on eartlt, a man of klndlier nature Department' Buslness Admlnts- tratlon Aftlvltles. Pnl Srgma Nu, Treasv urerg Newman Club, Ledger M. SHELIA CURRAN ,Bmw 96 Eleventlt Street Provldenee 6, Rltode Island lov came, grief went, sne knew not Itow Department 3 SCKYVQIGFISI Aftlvitlesi Slgma Iota Betag Basketballf Newman Club BENNIE ANTHONY DAVID Rabblt 239 Laurel lrllll Avenue Provldennie, Rltode Island For sure no minutes made me more Content! tltan tltose In DIGBSIVIQ, useful studies spent Department: Afcountanev and Flnanfe Aritrvutles' Pln Srgma Nu, Sgt- at-ftxrrns, Bowlrng Seven teen MARIE L. DAVIS Mariachi Panama Republic de Panama Calle I4, Oeste No, 48 She was born with a gitt ot laughter and a sense that the world was mad. Department: Secretarial ANNE GLORIA DE ANGELUS 94 Sabra Street Cranston, Rhode Island Leisure was the best ot all her possessions. ' Department: Secretarial BARBARA MARY ANN DENARDO 3 Capitol View Avenue North Providence, Rhode Island Every woman is naturally ambitious. Department: Secretarial Activities: Sigma Iota Beta PEARL DIAMOND Hperlyu IO47 Maplewood Avenue Bridgeport, Connecticut I would be a friend for all. Department: Secretarial Activities: The Masquers, Bowls ing Eighteen HENRY FRED DE ANGELIS nHankn 62 Browne Street Cranston, Rhode Island Learning makes the wise wiser, and the tool more foolish. Department: Business Adminis- tration Activitiesi Phi Sigma Nu, Or- chestra EVELYN RUTH DEININGER 538 June Street Fall River, Massachusetts Always ready tor work and pleasure. Department: Secretarial MARY DERDERIAN 462 Prairie Avenue Providence, Rhode Island This is the good, brave heart, Mary, that still keeps hoping on. Department: Executive Secre- tarial Activities: Sigma Iota Beta, Treasurer, Bowling COLETTE THERESE DICKEY Dickey I9 Gardner Street Pawtucket, Rhode Island Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. Department: Executive Secre- tarial Activities: Sigmailota Chi, Led- ger, Bryant Service Club, The Key, Newman Club ANGELINA DI LIBERO l94 Lynch Street Providence, Rhode Island I sit alone and dream Departmenti Executive Secref tarial Activities: Sigma lota Beta, Newman Club JENNIE CAROLE DROSD Jean 6 Crossman Street Central Falls, Rhode Island Whatever is worth doing at all, is worth doing well Departmenti Executive Secre- tarial Activities: Sigma lota Beta, Ledger, Co-Editorq Student Council, Treasurer, The Mas- quers, President, The Key, Bowling, Newman Club HELEN VICTORIA DZIADUL Dizzy Chestnut Hill, Connectirut One of those happy souls Which are the salt ol the earth. Departmenti Secretarial Activitiesi Newman Club DORIS LOUISE ELIASON 40 Andrews Street New Britain, Connecticut l can but trust that good shall A .- .4A'ly-E yfyj raid! YI LEE- we lfifiv - iff' 1' t --f 37HW'glw Stiiblx , Torrihgton, Cvnn 'Qticut ,O M. L.: Many a hea is won'by,a I 'Shi 6.11 Department' Secretarial Activitiesi Bowling, Newman Club EILEEN F. DUBIN NIH 239 Melrose Street Providence, Rhode Island She with a subtle smile in her mild eyes. Department: Secretarial BARBARA EBERLE HBCU, I2 Smith Street Valley Falls, Rhode Island ln quietness and confidence shall be your strength. Department: Secretarial Activitiesi The Masquers M. B. LORRAINE ENGLAND England SS Montrose Street Providence, Rhode Island 'Twas her thinking of others fall H My made you think of her. DeDa'lmC'll3 Selilmw Department: Business Adminis- J., ' nw I i LL' tration ttf ,ilflk ,qs-vi fx! . l'lv l,d'l Y X L11 A Vg I l PM fi l l A 1.12 ff S ' t.tV,wt'f.ff. Lg -, ,v in ilk' vw 6 ' ,JW i . A jf f f. af' f-. W I I , lr Nt ,Lf W ,,,. I- VJQL0' r ., ,XL sf k,,r4 ill DM. .UP Kia .7 f riffs? t ,it , JL it ,yn ,g!'0, y, Y ,Lf 1, Lnjf'4,!4..w' Nineteen fri it 4 lj ff4,Q.w , W Ja W wt ,, wb , f 501, 'I' ' V 'Surf' fff r ,f Vi'f' : Ill! ft 9 t U' ,' i , :Plug .thy t 'vy.y 't I J' . I if any JOYCE ELIZABETH FINNEY Hjefu III I-Iigh Street Mystic, Connecticut She is made to be the ad- miration ot all. Department: Secretarial Activities' Sigma Lambda The- ta, Ledger, Swimming HELEN CATHERINE FLYNN 44 Maple Avenue West Warwick, Rhode Island Ever in motion, blithesome and i cheery. Department: Commercial Teacher-Training Activities: Sigma Iota Chi Vice-President SARA-LEE FREEDMAN HLEEH H57 Keyes Avenue Schenectady 8, New York I am sure care is an enemy to lite. Department. Executive Secre- tarial Activities: Beta Sigma Gamma: Swimming, Bowling, Basket- ball BEVERLEY LOUISE FULLER HBGVH Hazard Avenue I-Iazardville, Connecticut Thou drawest back, I strive ahead. Department: Secretarial Activities: Glee Club Accom- panist Twenty ANN LOUISE FLYNN HI-Our, I7 Frank Street Providence, Rhode Island Good things come in small packages. Department: Secretarial Activities: Sigma Iota Chi, Newman Club RUTH ESTELLE FORMAL Poochie SI4 Public Street Providence, Rhode Island I only ask that Fortune send a little more than I shall spend. Departmentj Executive Secre- tarial Activities: Sigma Iota Beta, Glee Club, Bowling J Q , I , HELEN .MARTHA FRIEDMAN Honey W, I I Robbins Codrt Norwich, Connecticut Happiness is above all things the calm, glad certainty of innocence, Department: Business Adminis- tration Activities: Beta Sigma Gamma, The Masquers, Bowling ROSE PHYLLIS GAMMINO 733 River Avenue Providence, Rhode Island Too swift arrives astardy as too slow, Department: Executive Secre- tarial Activities: Sigma Iota Beta, Glee Club, Newman Club FRANCES JOSEPHINE GAWEK Fran I559 Main Street West Warwick, Rhode Island Endurance, foresight, strength, and skill Department: Executive Secre- tarial Activities: Kappa Delta Kappa, Bowling, Newman Club CARMELA GIZZARELLI ,IDOYH 622 Union Avenue Providence, Rhode Island Sweet glrl graduates. Department: Secretarial DOROTHEA GORDON HDOV, 84 Tremont Street Taunton, Massachusetts Serious but not sober, Quiet but not idle. Department: Secretarial LUCILLE ESTHER GOTSELL ul-Un 3IO Railroad Street Thomaston, Connecticut She who has a thousand friends Department: Commercial Teacher-Training Activities: Sigma Lambda The- ta, P r e si d e n t, Secretary, Treasurer, Ledger, Student Council, The Masquers, The Kev, Bowling, Basketball, Greek Letter Dance Commit- tee, Orchestra, Softball, Beta Chi Tau, President of Secre- tarial Class NORMA CORINNE GENTILE Norm V95 Farmington Avenue Cranston, Rhode Island Come and trip it as you go on the light fantastic toe. Department: Secretarial Activities: Sigma Iota Beta, Glee Club GLORIA LUCILLE GOODLOFF 45 Waterman Avenue Eden Park, Rhode Island I-Ie that has patience may compass Anything, Department: Executive Secre- tarial RAYMOND EDWARD GORMAN ,Raya 37 Wealth Avenue Providence, Rhode Island He is well paid that is well satisfied, Department: Business Adminis- tration Activities: Phi Sigma Nu, Sec- retarv, Ledger, Bowling MARION ELAINE GRANT HMGQH 69 Stamford Avenue Providence, Rhode Island A full rich nature, free to trust, Department. Secretarial Activities: Sigma Iota Beta Twenty-one PRISCILLA GERTRUDE GRANT NSW, 253A Bungay Road North Attleboro, Massachusetts lmpulsive, earnest, prompt to act. Department: Secretarial ELIZABETH GUIDETTE Bette 245 Maple Road Longmeadow, Massachusetts Every way makes my gain, Department: Secretarial Activitiesi Sigma lota Chi, Ledger PEARL I. HAJIAN Pearl Bl Dodge Street Providence, Rhode Island Her talents were ot the more silent class. Department: Executive Secree tarial Activitiesi Sigma lota Beta BARBARA JANE HOLDEN Barbie ZS Rhodes Avenue Edgewood 5, Rhode Island Friendship is the wine of lite, Department: Executive Secre- tarial Activities: Sigma Iota Chi, Led- ger, Bryant Service Club, Glee Club, Bowling Twenty-two I. 1 ,I f 1 I 1' 'Q M. , I BARBARA ANN GRINNELL Barb Cataumet, Massachusetts All mankind loves a lover. Departmenti Secretarial MADELYN MAE GUSETTI ul-ynnu l32 Illinois Street Central Falls, Rhode Island Happy am l From care l am tree, Why aren't they all contented like me? Department: Secretarial Activities: The Masquers If BARBARA MAE HARGREAVES Barb 98 Cole Street Pawtucket, Rhode Island A good heart's worth gold. Department: Business Adminis- tration Activities: Glee Club, The Mas- guers LILLIAN ELAINE HOLLINS MLW, 464 Lawton Street Fall River, Massachusetts The only reward of virtue is virtue, Department: Secretarial PAULINE BARBARA HOLMAN Polly South Road Groton, Connecticut Patience and gentleness is power, Department: Secretarial PAULINE T. HORVITZ 74 Sixteenth Street Fall River, Massachusetts Thoughts are mightier than strength of hand. Department: Secretarial Activities: Orchestra, Swim- ming ROSLYN INGBER Roz 208l Vyse Avenue New York Now my soul hath elbow- room. Departrnenti Executive Secre- tarial Activities: Beta Sigma Gamma, Secretary, Orchestra DONALD JACOBS HDOCH 29 Verndale Avenue Providence, Rhode lsland Genius is the capacity of evading hard work. Departmenti Accountancy and Finance Activities: Beta lota Beta, Sgt.- at-Arms, Glee Club, Basket- ball EMILY MAY HORSMAN HI-een 2l6 Killingly Street Providence, Rhode lsland Most learned of the fair, most fair of the learned Department: Business Adminis- tration Activities: Sigma lota Beta, The Key NANCY M. HUNT nNanu 8 Shaw Street Lebanon, New Hampshire She was good and left the rest to heaven. Department: Business Adminis- tration Activities: Sigma Lambda The- ta, Swimming, Bowling NANCY LEE IRETON Nanc l6 Charles Street Conimicut, Rhode lsland Great thoughts come from the heart, Department: Secretarial ARLINE L. JOHNSON Johnnie 222 Early Street Providence, Rhode Island A quick gentle heart is worth a good conscience. Department: Secretarial Twenty-th ree 1 ELEANOR -RUTH JOHNSOND X Ellie 40 Roberts Street New Britain, Connecticut 'lt's wiser being good than bad. Department: Secretarial Activities: Sigma Lambda Thea ta, Swimming, Bowling GLORIA JOHNSON HGIOH ZIBI Post Road Greenwood, Rhode Island As tull ot spirit as the month ot May, and gorgeous as the sun at midsummerf' Department: Executive Secre- tarial Activities: Sigma Iota Chi SHIRLEY ANNE JOHNSON Shirsh B2 Brightwood Avenue North Providence, Rhode Island I-low short our happy days appear. Department: Secretarial Activities: Kappa Delta Kappa, Basketball RUTH KAPROVE Bl Love Lane Hartford, Connecticut The very pink of perfection, Department: Business Adminis- tration Activitiesi Beta Sigma Gamma, President and Treasurer, Stu- dent Council, Greek Letter Dance Committee, Bowling Twenty- tour GLORIA EDITH JOHNSON Division Road East Greenwich, Rhode Island Always the same. Department: Secretarial MARIE ELIZABETH JOHNSON Blondie 6 Glen Road Cranston, Rhode Island Success lies ahead-seek and claim, Department: Secretarial Activities: Sigma Iota Beta GEORGE EDWARD KANE 86 Centre Street Pawtucket, Rhode Island He adorned whatever subject he spoke upon by the most splendid eloquence. Department: Accountancy and Finance Activities. Beta Iota Beta, Presia dent, Student Council, The Key, Newman Club, Greek Letter Dance Committee ANAHID VIRGINIA KARENTZ nAnnu 90 Smith Street Edgewood, Rhode Island I-ler heart is like a singing bird. Department: Executive Secre- tarial Activities: Kappa Delta Kappa, Bryant Service Club, Glee Club, Bowling, Basketball 4 LUCY MARGUERITE KEVORKIAN HLUN I8 Rodney Street Hartford, Connecticut When you say she's swell you've just begun Department: Secretarial Activitiesi Kappa Delta Kappa, Swimming, Glee Club, Bowl- ing ESTELLE RUTH KIRKPATRICK Stelle 2650 Pawtucket Avenue East Providence, Rhode Island Our own telicity we make or find, Department: Secretarial NATHALI E ANN KNIGHT ,,Nat,, 23 Pine Street Lebanon, New Hampshire A woman's tongue, I see is like a bell, Department: Secretarial Activities: Swimming, Bowling E. PHYLLIS KRAMER Hphylu IB4 Bedford Street New Bedford, Massachusetts Lite is not life at all without delight. Department: Executive Secre- tarial Activities: Beta Sigma Gamma, Glee Club, Bowling f . , M1-f 2 ,,f,,,i. , f DOROTHY LOUISE KING HDOTH Reed Road Westport, Massachusetts I profess not in talking, only this, Let each man do his best if Department: Executive Secre- tarial Activities: Glee Club, Harriet I-lall's Ivlinstrel ESTHER MAY KIRKPATRICK HSN 2650 Pawtucket Avenue I East Providence, Rhode Island It matters not how long you live, but how well, Department: Secretarial HARRIET KOSOFSKY IS3 Quarry Street Fall River, Massachusetts Every loy is gain, and gain is gain, however small Department: Secretarial MARILYN LOUISE LA FRANCE HKIDH 423 lvlohawk Avenue Scotia, New York She can make tomorrow as cheerful as today Department: Secretarial Activities Swimming, Bowling, Basketball Twenty-tive JEAN ELIZABETH LAVIGNE HJ igggn 59 Summer Street Westerly, Rhode Island Happy in beauty, lite, and love, and everything. Department: Secretarial Activities: Swimming GILBERTE LEMIEUX Jill 87 Capital Street Pawtucket, Rhode Island Modest, yet firm as nature's self. Department: Executive Secre- tarial Activities: Kappa Delta Kappa, The Key, Newman Club CLARA ANN LEWIS 9 Admiral Kalbtus Road Newport, Rhode Island Kindness is the sunshine in which virtue grows. Department: Business Adminis- tration Activities: Ledger, Glee Club, The Key, Swimming, Newman Club, Archway, Harriet Hall's Minstrel EVELYN MAY LOOMIS X , Ev Sl Pine Street Waverly, New York Live while you live, And seize the pleasures ot the present day, Department: Executive Secre- tarial Activities: Sigma Lambda The- ta, Treasurer, Swimming, Bowling I -3.x I ... . x,. f, i S ,. Y 2 '5 ,,, be 4 .4 L -.2 h ' It 9 X ' v ' X T ' . f 1 A X ' I 4 ' I cc :J It - A Tweiqtyksix I1 2 ELIZABETH LEE Betty I9 Balmoral Avenue Halt--Way Tree Jamaica, B W. l, Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Department: Secretarial Activities: Swimming JACK KIRSTEIN LEVY 6 George Street Pawtucket, Rhode Island To be silent is to be wise. Department: Accountancy and Finance Activities: Beta lota Beta, Sec- retary, The Key JEAN LORING LEWIS Jeannie l-lighland Avenue Chatham, Massachusetts impulsive, earnest, prompt to act, Department: Executive Secre- tarial Activities: Sigma Lambda The- ta, Bryant Service Club, Glee Club, Harreit l-lall's Minstrel HELEN THERESA LORDEN East Andover, New Hampshire Thoughts are mightier than strength ot hand, Department: Secretarial KATHERINE ELIZABETH LUDLOW Kathy Bridgehampton Long Island, New York Silence is deep as Eternity, speech is shallow as Time, Department' Secretarial JAMES PATRICK MCGOVERN ,Macu 402 Potters Avenue Providence, Rhode Island There is no man but speak more honestly than he can do or think, Department: Accountancy and Finance Activities: Phi Sigma Nu, New- man Club ANN R. MCCARTHY ifmancyn l Meikle Avenue Newport, Rhode Island Diligence increaseth the truit of toil. Department' Secretarial Activities: Bowling, Basketball BARBARA ELIZABETH MCNAMARA IO4 Ellery Street Providence, Rhode Island Knowledge is power, Department: Secretarial ,Q 'DQ MARGARET MARIE MACDONALD June 94 Prospect Street Apponaug, Rhode Island Toni, says the proverb, is the sire ot tame Department: Secretarial ROSE KATHLEEN McKENNA ,,Kay,, 2 Park Street West Warwick, Rhode Island Not by years but by disposition is wisdom acquired. Department: Secretarial - Activities: Sigma Iota Chi, Newman Club ri BERNARDINE ROSE MCCRUDDEN frBeati IB Frederick Street Providence, Rhode Island Departmenti Commercial Teacher-Training Activities: Sigma Iota Chi, Led- ger, Glee Club, Basketball: Newman Club, Beta Chi Tau, Archway JACQUELINE MARY MCKENZIE ir Jackie E8 Spottord Street Claremont, New Hampshire The laugh ot a girl is, and was, among the most delightful sounds on earth Department: Secretarial Activities: Swimming, Bowling, Basketball . J' ,1 ' ,I V t if L2 '7' f if , ,cf Zyl!-,f GLX' rw ff' JM 4 If' I f- Twenty-seven HELEN MADENIGIAN 67 Goddard Street Providence, Rhode lsland She laughed away the sorrow- she laughed away the gloom. Department: Secretarial ROBERT FREDERICK MANCHESTER ,Boba 48 Firglade Avenue Providence 6, Rhode Island Men of few words are the best men Department: Accountancy and Finance Activities: Phi Sigma Nu, Presif dent, Ledger, Bryant Service Club, Chairman, Newman Club MYRNA R. MARCUS I7 Lauriston Street Providence, Rhode lsland Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. Departmenti Secretarial MARY MATRU LLO I9 Randall Street Cranston, Rhode lsland What sweet delight a quiet life affords. Departmenti Secretarial Twenty-eight 5 . l,.- 'A' Z I . i ,MM SUSAN MARY MAHON EY HSUGH 60 Baker Avenue Groton, Connecticut It's nice to be natural when you are naturally nice. Department: Secretarial Activities: Sigma Iota Chi, Swimming, Bowling MARY ELIZABETH MAN DOR Betty 3I Lindsey Street Attleboro, Massachusetts Time as he grows old teaches many lessons. Department: Secretarial SHIRLEY ELEANOR MARTIN wMarty,, Uncasville, Connecticut To do easily what was difficult for others was her mark of talent. Department: Business Adminis- tration Activities: Sigma lota Chi, Or- chestra, Swimming, Archway, The Key, Bowling, Basketball EVELYN B. MAY HEVGH 39 Marcella Avenue Pittsfield, Massachusetts A certain dignity of manners is absolutely necessary. Departmenti Executive Secre- tarial Activities: Swimming, Bowling CATHERINE ROSE MAZZARELLI Cathy I5 Dorman Avenue Pawtucket, Rhode Island She has a voice of gladness and a smile and eloquence ot beauty. Department i Commercial Teacher-Training Activities: Sigma Iota Chi DOROTHY SUSAN MEYER HDOV, Upper State Street North Haven, Connecticut It is a world of startling possibiIities Department: Secretarial Activities: Swimming, Bowling JEAN KATHERINE MILLER Ghent, New York As merry as the day is long. Department: Secretarial MILDRED ABBEY MOORE UMW, 4 Seminary Street Middlebury, Vermont A good disposition is more than gold. Department: Secretarial Activities. Basketball . If -.x fy 1 ' ff f' i K- . , I R M r. P fl X i A fl 1 'Wai f b S v BERTHE METHOT Beth I2 Fielding Street New Bedford, Massachusetts Be always merry as ever you can, . Department: General Business Activities: Sigma Lambda The- ta, Secretary, Swimming, Bowling, Basketball ELSIE SIGNE MILLER Millie I2 Peace Street Providence, Rhode Island A pertect woman, nobly planned to warm, to com- fort, and command, Department: Executive Secre- tarial , Activities: Ledger, Bryant Ser- vice Club GLORIA ANN MOCARSKY Glow IO7 Retreat Avenue Hartford 6, Connecticut The very pink of perfection, Department: Secretarial EILEEN MOYNIHAN Mic Moy Rockland Road Cranston, Rhode Island Let me live but let me laugh. Department: Executive Secre- tarial Activities: Sigma Iota Beta, Glee Club, Bowling, Newman Club Twenty-nine ROBERT LEONARD MULLALY Deacon l98 Main Street East Hampton, Massachusetts A fine head of hair adds beauty to a good face. Departmenti Business Adminis- tration Activitiesf Tau Epsilon, Treas- urer, Bryant Service Club, Glee Club CAMILLA ESTHER NEVIUS Cammie 2l General Cobb Street Taunton, Massachusetts For we that live to please must please to live, Department: Secretarial MARY THERESE NOLAN Tease 90 Smith Street West l-laven, Connecticut Wise to resolve, and patient to perform. Department: Secretarial Activitiesi Basketballp Newman Club, Sigma lota Beta LOUISE MAY OLDRID HI-CUM ISB Armistice Boulevard Pawtucket, Rhode Island Our own felicity we make or RUTH SHIRLEY MUNRO Shirl 69 Grinnell Street Fall River, Massachusetts A gentle nature, kind to all alike. Department: Office Manage- ment Activities: Sioma Iota Beta, Swimming, Glee Club, The Masquers, Bowling, Newman Club SONIA JUDY NISSENBAUM Sonny 2l9 Robbins Avenue Pittsfield, Massachusetts Quiet but a friend to everyone. Department: Secretarial Activities: Swimming, Bowling, Basketball ALICE T. 0'DAY HODH North Uxbridge, Massachusetts l would be as free as the wind, Department: Executive Secre- tarial Activities: Sigma Lambda The- ta, Vice-President, Glee Club, Bowling, Basketball, Newman Club, l-larriet l-lall's Minstrel, Beta Chi Tau CHARLOTTE VIVIAN OLSON ncharn 46 Lincoln Street New Britain, Connecticut What is well done is done find. soon enough, Department: Secretarial Department: Secretarial K Activities: Bowling ' T , i i -2 . i , lf- .i 'A ly .-1' Il' I I L LY 1 Maj i If ff' .',,l'J iyfk-i-by 4 wif kv I ' J ' 'I f A . i WM is Thirty ,,g,,,Y X, CJ? 7 .Q Q., ,af DOROTHY OLTER Dottie ill Oakland Avenue New Britain, Connecticut My mind lets go a thousand things. Departmenti Executive Secre- tarial Activities: Sigma Iota Chi, Vice-- President, Ledger, Swimmingg Glee Club, Bowling, Basket- ball, Newman Club, I-larriet Hall's Minstrel PHYLLIS M. O'ROURKE Princess 82 Alvin Street Providence, Rhode Island A smile will make lite worthwhile, Department: Executive Secrea tarial Activities Sigma Iota Beta, Glee Club, Bowling, Newman Club MARIA CONCETTA PARDI HMEWH 45 America Street Providence, Rhode Island lt is a very good world to live in. Departrnenti Executive Secre- tarial Activities: Sigma Iota Beta, Glee Club, Bowling DOLORES M. PERRY HDCV, I North Avenue Attleboro, Massachusetts Her actions are modest her H I words discreet Departmenti Secretarial WN 'Wi MARY AGNES 0'NEILL ,,Aggie,, 23 Washington Street Westerly, Rhode Island It is good to be merry and wise. Departmenti Secretarial HELEN ANN PANNONE 1iLenu 883 Mineral Spring Avenue Pawtucket, Rhode Island lt is good to live and learn. Department, Secretarial THERESA JOSEPHINE PARRILLO H-jon 766 Oakland Beach Avenue Oakland Beach, Rhode Island Small service is true service while it lasts. Departmenti Secretarial Activities: Bowling, Newman Club MARIE CARMELLA PETRO Pete IO29 North Main Street Waterbury, Connecticut A cute little girl with a cute little way. Department, Secretarial Activities: Swimming, Bowling Thirty-one MOLLY PEZZA 2417 Pawtucket Avenue East Providence, Rhode Isiancl MerriIv, merrilv shall I live now. Department: Secretarial Activities: Sigma Iota Beta ' 4 n ,X WV! ,Mp ff' I A, , . f 'I .f'i,iN',:'rEREsA PiNo P ?j 'H No 554 Ent. 23 v 25 ,. Vedada, I-Iavana, Cuba Eyes that dance with Iite's de x Iightj If Lips that smiie, dispeliing ' night, ,Department: Secretarial Activities: Swiryhingg Bowling .ff f K I 1 g. ,f , 'IQ J 1 J 1 1 NICHOLAS PETER PINTAVALLI, JR. ,, ickf, nada! arren Street Qc enectadv, New York QL e o aI t f ayg ' 3 B e ' -fcxk-J tration ar 'lgreasurerg Gee Clu i Q an. Iubg Gree Letter nce C ' i ' STEFANIA POMPROWICZ Stevie 3 Palmer Street Faii River, Massachusetts A quiet voice and a pleasan smile, Department: Executive Secre- tariai Activities' Sioma Iota Beta Glee Clubg The Masquers Thirtyatwo I THERESE ANN QUINN Terry 386 Central Avenue Norwich, Connecticut On with the dance' Let toy be uncontinedf' Department: Secretarial Activities: Newman Club CHAR ANNE REMINGTON 34 Arnold Street Providence, Rhode Island A loving heart is the beginning ot all knowledge Department' Secretarial .IEANNE CAMILLE RIENDEAU 28 Comstock Street Pawtucket, Rhode Island The secret ot success is con- ' stancy to purpose Department: Secretarial JAN ET BOOTH ROBINSON BO John Street East Providence, Rhode Island Everything comes it a man will only 'waitf' Department: Secretarial MARY TERESA RAB BOTT Bunnie 59 Beech Street Waterbury, Connecticut Courteous though coy, and gentle though retired. Department: Secretarial Activitiesi Sigma Lambda The- ta, President, Student Coun- cil, Secretary, Bowling, New- man Club PEARL RICCI I54 West Broad Street Westerly, Rhode Island It is better to be small and shine Than to be great and cast a shadow. Department: Business Adminis- tration fi---ff J SHIRLEY RAE ROBERTSON ,ns llsh- Ill A ir I5 Fern Street f 4' 1 I Auburn, Maine f-J, A Her bright smile haunts me 4 still. , CQ I IJ! Department: Secretarial Activities' Swimming, Bowling A ,F I' 4 wi, LENA ELIZABETH ROGERS Tubbv I9 Elm Street Middlebury, Vermont O' bedl O' bedl Delicious bedl That heaven upon earth tor my weary head! Department: Business Adminis- tration Activities' Swimming, Glee Club, The Kev, Bowling, Newman Club, I-larriet I-lall's Minstrel Thirty-three ROBERTA NORMA ROSBERRY Bobbie I5 North Street Erving, Massachusetts Full of cheer, full ot pep, mak- ing triends with everv step , Departmenti Executive Secre- tarial Activities: Bowling, Newman Club SHEILA CHRISTINE ROSS ISI West Forest Avenue Pawtucket, Rhode Island A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. Department: Secretarial VIRGINIA K. ROY 79 Benefit Street Pawtucket, Rhode Island Ambition has no risk, Departmenti Secretarial MARGHERITE ANNE SASSO Marge 34 Sisson Street Providence, Rhode Island Let us make hav while the sun shines Departmenti Executive Secre- tarial Activities: Sigma Iota Beta, Glee Club, Bowling, Newman Club Thirty-four FLORENCE ROSEN 46 Vernon Street Pawtucket, Rhode Island A thousand blushing apparitionsf' Department: Executive Secre- tarial Activitiesi Beta Sigma Gamma, Vice-President, Ledger, The Key REGINA ANTOINETTE ROUGIER Riggie I7 Pearl Street Winchendon, Massachusetts- With smiles tor all, scowls tor none Department' Secretarial Activities' Bowling ROSALYN RUBIN Rozzv 26l Orms Street Providence, Rhode Island With a look ot jov and a thrill ot pride. Department: Secretarial PATRICIA ANN SAUNDERS Hpatii 37 Chauncey Avenue Rumtord, Rhode Island Give me comrades and lovers bv the thousands. Departmentj Secretarial Activitiesi Swimming, Glee Club SHIRLEY SELMA SCHUSTER ,Radu l2l Sheffield Avenue Pawtucket, Rhode lsland Blushing is the color of virtue' Department: Secretarial BLANCHE DOLORES SHEFFIELD 2 Pond Avenue Newport, Rhode lsland A true friend is forever a friend. Department: Executive Secre- tarial BETTE PATRICIA SILVERMAN Penny 292 Rochambeau Avenue Providence, Rhode lsland Laugh thy girlish laughter, then the moment after, weep thy girlish tears. Department: Secretarial BARBARA RUTH SNOW Barb 22V2 Elizabeth Street Attleboro, Massachusetts A woman tropical, intense, in thought and tact, rn soul and sense. Department: Secretarial Activities: Glee Club MARIAN SHAMMAS i,Mim,, 327 West Avenue Pawtucket, Rhode lsland Life is a jest, and all things show it, Department: Secretarial Activities: The Masquers OLGA A. SHEMET 690 Locust Street Fall River, Massachusetts Good humor is one of the best articles of dress one can wear in society. Department: Secretarial BETTY MARGARET SKIRROW Betts 65 Brandon Road Cranston, Rhode lsland We never know how high we 1 ' are, till we are called to rise. Department: Secretarial Activities: Sigma Iota Chi MITCHELL SOLOMON Mike ' 483 Washington Street Providence, Rhode lsland A wise man is strong, yea, a man of knowledge in- creaseth strength, Department: Accountancy and Finance Activities: Phi Sigma Nu Thirty-five , I 0, .n - i I .f . .df , 'f 4 , ff- Y I ts ,n r J I V1 .- Lfpi' in IJ, , AQ. :DXJXQJLX . l JI! E IJ I J A P STANL Y ' JJ , , Long Hill Road ' K Andover, Connecticut A A charming smile will meet , a all obstacles. Department: Secretarial Activities: Swimming, Basket- ball JANET MARY STEARNS ujanu IOO Halsey Street Providence, Rhode Island I know no tear, no weariness, no lack. Department: Secretarial Activities: The Masquers, Bas- ketball DOROTHY MAY STEWART Dotty I36 Rosemont Avenue Pawtucket, Rhode Island Let knowledge grow from more to more. Department: Executive Secre- tarial Activities: Sioma Iota Beta, Or chestra, Ledger, The Mas quers, Vice-President, Bowl ing W0 AVIS SWARTZ DimpIeS I4 Forest Street Providence, Rhode Island A twinkle in her eye and laughter deep within. Department: Secretarial I Thirty-six ,JJ ' I 1, L J ,W S V0 fuyiif, ff af!! JEANNETTE STAWARKY lljanll 95 Alpine Avenue Bridgeport, Connecticut My mind lets go a thousand things, l.ike dates ot wars and deaths ot kings Department: Secretarial Activities: Sigma Lambda The- ta: Ledger: Swimming, Glee Club, The Masguers, Bowl- ing, Basketball, Newman Club JUNE ELAINE STEINER Sunshine 92 Baldwin Street Meriden, Connecticut Striving ever tor some goal. Department: Secretarial Activities. Basketball -I A5 Op, I if A v ' rv ., xl , Q nj XX LY I ' Nl 2 A 4 ,z . A - ANA GLORIA suAREz A ' ,,NarW,, Avenue Bellarusta, No, I, R. I Kohly, I-Iavana, Cuba l to my pledged selt am true. Department: Secretarial Activities: Swimming, Newman Club tx .X MAVIS EN-ID TAI-TEN-QUEE I2 Easton Avenue Halt-Way Tree Jamaica, British West Indies I-Ier dark eyes dance in joyous eagerness. Department: General Business Activities: Orchestra, Swim- ming, Bowling it ALICE TETREAULT 66 Underwood Street Pawtucket, Rhode Island I know it is a sin For me to sit and grin. u Departmenti Executive Secre- tarial Activities: Sigma Iota Beta, Bowling, Glee Club, Newman Club f JOAN SHEP Y TODD 'J y ee I od nue r 'de e, e Island ' he ' pret o walk with, n itty talk with, p , too, to think on. epart nt: usiness Adminis- tr t vitie . Th hwaYi i MARJORIE ANN TRAVIS Marge Assonet, Massachusetts She was a woman of a stirring lit S. Departmenti Secretarial MARY K. TSONOS IO Nevada Avenue Rumford, Rhode lsland Self-reverence, self- knowledge, self- control. Department: Secretarial rl- ESTHER EDITH TU RCO MESH i3 Dayton Street Westerly, Rhode Island A happy maid, a merry spirit. Departmenti Secretarial MILDRED VALENTA Millie ZOO3 Ferguson Street Schenectady, New York The fairest garden in her looks And in her mind the wisest books. Department: Secretarial Activities: Sigma Lambda,The- tag Ledger, Swimming, Glec Club, The Masquers, Bowl- ing, Basketball, Newman Club MARJORIE LOIS VAUGHN Margie 37 Wellesley Avenue North Providence, Rhode Island There is a lady sweet and kind. : Department: Secretarial Activities: Kappa Delta Kappa, Basketball ETHEL WEXLER Chubby 89-6l 2l7th Street Queens, Long Island Progress is the law ot lite. Departmenti Executive Secre- tarial Activities: Beta Sigma Gamma, President, Ledger it Thirty-eight ANNE MORGAN TURNER 27 Norwood Street Greenfield, Massachusetts Give pounds and crowns and guineas, but not your heart away. Departmenti Secretarial Activities: Swimming, Bowling MARY ELIZABETH VALES IIMETIGII 6 Roma Street Bristol, Rhode Island Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. Department: Executive Secre- tarial Activities: Sigma lota Beta, Ledger, The Key PHILIP B. WATSON Phil BOX 94 Washington, Rhode island Blushing is the colour of virtue. Department: Business Adminis- tration Activitiesi Phi Sigma Nu, Vicea President, Student Council, Bowling, Basketball, Secre- tary, Greek Letter Dance Committee, Archway, Sports Editor ROLAND EVERETT WH ITE 298 Sharon Street Providence, Rhode lsland He makes all toil, all hardships, light, Department: Secretarial Activities: Tau Epsilon JOSEPHINE MARY WODECKI Jo I95 Maple Avenue Hartford, Connecticut My fancy soars like a kite Department: Executive Sette- tarial Activities: Sigma Iota Chi, Glee Club, Bowling, Newman Club, Harriet I-lall's Minstrel DORIS LAURINE WOLFF Slim 458 West Fulton Street Long Beach, New York My way is to begin witli the beginning. Department' Secretarial Activities: Bowling, Basketball VIRGINIA MAE WOODRUFF Ginney I36 Sargeant Street Holyoke, Massachusetts Poised and dignified is she Yet full ol fun as she can be. Departmenti Secretarial Activities, Sigma Lambda The- ta, Swimming, Basketball MARJORIE JEANETTE WYLLIE Hamilton Avenue Wickford, Rhode Island For no victorious ioy, her red lips smile Department Exec utiye Secre- tarial Activities: Glee Club WT EDWILDA LYNNE WOJCIK Willie 95 Robinson Avenue Pawtucket, Rhode Island 'No fidget and no reformer, lust a calm observer of ought and must. Departmenti Secretarial Activitiest The Masquers Ji! N wow ! ',,, A Mylan , y -af -458 West Fulton Street yi Long Beach 1--1 ,f My lstland, lltew York, -f I'k!r easoning is ful ,of tricks and butiertliyisugg stionsf' , Deparggnentg Executive Secreafg. .tari I , ' Aflvitiesi Sigma ,Lambda The- ta, Swirrydingg Glee Club,' The Masquers, Bowlingg, Bas- -ketball A I fd RUTH LOUISE WRIGLEY Sentinel Hill Road Derby, Connecticut I shall think, and thought is silence Departmenti Executive Secre- tarial Activities Glee Club, Harriet HaII's Minstrel MAXIN E MARIE YELLE HMIBCU 4 Child Street Lebanon, New Hampshire Serious but not sober, quiet but not idle, Department: Secretarial Activitiesi Swimming Thirty-nine Q , - Forty 1 STASIA 5- ZUROMSKI DOLORES GRECO VIVIAN LA FAUCI STS ll3 Carpenter Street 284 Broadway 575 High Street Providence, Rhode Island Providence, R, l. Central Falls, Rhode lsland Look not flat-,U dgwn but Up, I have drunk deep of joy Rafe is the union Oi beauty Department: Secretarial Department: Secretarial and modesty. Department: Business Adminisf tration Activities: Kappa Delta Kappa, Secretary, Newman Club, Bryant Service Club, Bowl- ing, Basketball MOTHER ST. NARCISSE, R.J.M. Villa Augustina Gottstown, N. l-l. Departmenti Commercial Teacher-Training '.ODE.'. Time writes a myriad ot epitaphs, and knows not the cancelled word The moving script cannot be recalled, nor can its progression be deferred. For Yesterday sowed the seeds ot Today, and Today those of Tomorrow Time alone reaps the harvest, and deals penuriously with those who would borrow As with the rise of a harbinger sun, great astral bodies scatter So we pass in our ephemeral cycle, become pertinent to earth and matter, lf we, in the course ot our limited span, leave but a print on the sands Neither Time nor the Ages can erase, the marks left by mortal hands What then, shall we mark tor the Ages, for the yet unthought of seed? A page in history, and bloody, or a warrior's intrepid deed? No, leave them one vermilion sunset, captured by a neurotic brush Or the stirring of vernal things in music, stolen from the breast ol a tlirush. BERNARDINE R, NlcCRUDDEN ,'lvQ 'x 1 Av' I fxxl ' 5, .' nfl 'J H. Il A if 'x X . X M' ,133 'f'- flux 'i 1 If f 71-:hx If f r Z3 LAST WILL Z and if TESTAMENT L of the QM CLASS of 1946 ' X '. 1 HW L 3 - - ,'f-' ' 2 7, 14 1 r Njfff M H 5 Q f X ' J f f'f'l41'f1:lfL' IJ 6-M' , Q L 1 ,,,,ff,ff,f - V vlhvblldfy IAN. LEP To any needy Ereshman, MARIE RETRO be- queaths her ability to write letters and get an- swersl I, BETTY TOMLINSON, bequeath my in- ability to remember names to Bob Smith. On departing from Bryant, ALICE TETREAULT leaves her position as librarian of the orchestra to some ambitious Erosh. M. B. LORRAINE ENGLAND leaves her be- coming smile and dimples to Shirley Daren. MARY COGSWELL bequeaths her clarinet seat in the orchestra to any Freshman who en- joys picking through those difficult runs. MARION ROTHIER donates her swimming ability to any future basketball player. JEAN DROSD bequeaths The Masquers to Broadway if they need good actors or actresses. KIKI WOLEE, GARY BROWN, and SARA- LEE FREEDMAN leave their meeting place on the stairs in South Hall to any freshmen who are interested in killing time before going to classes. ENID TAI TEN OIJEE leaves her ability to play pranks to Heidi Hannington. , BETTY LEE bequeaths her warm clothing to anyone coming from a northern state. JIGGS LAVIGNE leaves her entertaining ability to Bobby Feldman. MILLIE VALENTA and JAN STAWARKY be- queath their ability to sing duets to two fresh- men who are interested. SLIM WOLEE bequeaths a portion of her height to Mickey Nicoll. BETH METHOT leaves her blond hair to Sheila McCann. MAXINE YELLE leaves her gay laugh to Doris Wagner. BOB MANCHESTER leaves his ability in Pen- manship to all future Renmanship classes. NORA CIROLLA and COLETTE DICKEY be- queath their Casino games to anyone who needs mental relaxation. ' Herman, the mouse, is left by SHIRLEY MARTIN to the lucky girls of Room 3, Harriet Hall next year. GILBERT COROA bequeaths his position as City Auditor of Fall River to James Murphy. MARIAN SHAMMAS leaves her spare time to whoever can find it, MARJORIE WYLLIE surrenders her job in the Stowell Kitchen Brigade to Evelyn Bradbury. RAYMOND GORMAN bequeaths all his troubles in taxes to some deserving freshman and may he have better luck. Forty-two TERRIE ADAMSON and RAT CARDOZA leave their Van Johnson gallery to the future in- habitants of the master bedroom at Salisbury Hall. EVELYN MAY leaves her 5 ft. IO in, to any incoming freshman who can fill her shoes to good advantage. LUCILLE GOTSELL bequeaths her meritorious basketball playing to Rosemarie Budka. P JEAN LEWIS and DOROTHY KING leave- and with them go their unceasing appetites which even Stowell House could not appease. TERRY QUINN leaves her routine journeys to the bus terminal to any girl whose mother sends her cakes via bus. Those daily naps in class of EDWARD CASPER are left to appreciative Thomas McHugh. DOROTHY MEYER bequeaths her envied, long black tresses to Shirley Daren. BARBARA HARGREAVES leaves the remains of the bubble gum in Room 3A to the Business Administration freshmen. EVELYN LOOMIS bequeaths her floppy slip- pers to future annoyers of Mrs. Rullen. DONALD JACOBS leaves the position of Santa Claus at the Christmas Assembly to Jerry Goldberg. ' VIRGINIA WOODRUEE bequeaths her nu- merous beauty preparations for the use of all future Personal Assets students. EILEEN DUBIN leaves her ability to study to her everlasting friends who must stay on. ED CLEGG does NOT leave the Sweetheart of Sigma llotal Chi to the Bryant wolves of l947. CLARA BARROWMAN gives her lost sleep to all future dormitory freshmen. NANCY HUNT bequeaths a supply of the record, Let the Rest of the World Go By, but takes the memories along with her. CLARA LEWIS leaves her literary efforts on the ARCHWAY to an up-and-coming English student. PHIL WATSON leaves Bryant-much to the regret of the girls. ' ANA SIJAREZ and ANA RINO leave their rhumba routine to be long remembered. LOIS PLATT bequeaths her effective smile to any despondent freshman. JILL LEMIEUX leaves her schedule of 39 weekly classes to anyone who wants it. BOBBIE ROSBERRY bequeaths her ability to tell tall tales to anyone who will believe them. BARBARA EBERLE gives her dictionary to any future transcription student. LUCY KEVORKIAN leaves her followers from Providence College in the capable hands of Stella Demarkis. NATALIE PINO bequeaths her peaches and cream complexion to the leading soap adver- tisers. ' GLORIA JOHNSON gives her wonderful class hours and free periods to her cousin, Johnny Brock. HELEN FRIEDMAN, RUTH KAPROVE, and ETHEL WEXLER bequeath Room 4 of Stowell House to its next occupants who will soon dis- cover what it is like to live in Grand Central Station. ' MILDRED MOORE bequeaths her reserved air to Trudy Suckman who is so terribly noisy. VIVIAN THURSTON leaves her soprano voice to Terry Centifanti. LENA ROGERS leaves her soft, comfortable bed to a fellow Vermonter who is attending Bryant next year. ICouId that Vermonter be Lena's sister?l BARBARA BURKAT bequeaths Stowell's 2300 a. m. phone calls from Shakey to the incoming freshmen. DOTTY STEWART bequeaths her popularity with Santa Claus at the Christmas Assembly to any freshman with a wagon. NATHALIE KNIGHT leaves her ability to flunk accounting to Lorraine Wiemann-at least she knows what a debit is. MARY TSONOS leaves her quietness to Jane Fuller. DOROTHY OLTER leaves her collegiate airs and mannerisms to Alice O'Day. CARMELA GIZZARELLI bequeaths her danc- ing talent to any freshman interested in learning how to dance. GEORGE KANE bequeaths the privilege of being Mr. O'Brien's pet in Public Speaking to his brother, John P. Kane. ARLINE BOISVERT leaves her gift of gab to Doris Wagner. MADELYN GUSETTI bequeaths her original hair-do to the magazine ads. MARILYN LA FRANCE leaves her early-to- bed policy to Edie Liebler who is in need of it. BENNIE DAVID bequeaths his record of per- fect attendance to all the freshmen who are yet to start out in his footsteps. OLGA SHEMET bequeaths her laughter and smiles to the many Bryant students who could use them. JOAN TODD bequeaths the Net Operating Loss Deduction to her friends from Club l7. MARIE CHILLI bequeaths her outstanding ability for reading, 'riting, and 'rithmetic to her roommate Connie Lecznar. ROBERT BIRT leaves the position of assistant to Mr. Handy to James Sullivan. SUSAN MAHONEY bequeaths her spring that is sprung to the new inmate of her room at Harriet Hall. TILLY ANDREWS bequeaths her many scho- lastic abilities to others who are striving for- ward. JOYCE FINNEY leaves the daily high jump from her upper bunk to the next occupant of her room. CHARLES CLAYTON bequeaths the best i935 Ford on the campus to Leo St. Onge so that he may get to class on time when his car falls apart. STASIA ZUROMSKI leaves Dean Gulski in peace and contentment until another freshman with similar problems knocks on his door. DOLORES LAURION leaves her love of corny jokes to June Steiner. DONALD JACOBS leaves his gift of gab to any Freshman who wants to be heard, and CHARLIE CLAYTON bequeaths his wisecracks in classes to Jim Murphy and hopes he gets away with as many as Charlie did. BEE MCCRUDDEN leaves her famous walk to any Freshman who wants to be recognized. PHIL WATSON and PAUL CORICH be- queath to Ed Butler the joy of tlrose extra five minutes in Mr. Gulski's classes. To John Wetton is left those verbatim notes of GLADYS ARANOSIAN. May he never need any morel MITCHEL SOLOMON bequeaths his ability to sit through Mr. Cruickshank's lecture and learn so much, to Ernie Muenier. CLARA LEWIS leaves her unique ability of getting into the middle of a memorized speech and then forgetting the rest of it, to Eileen Kingsley. JACK LEVY bequeaths a complete unlimited copy of his unfinished Camera Club unfinished prose to Mr. O'Brien for posterity. THE ENTIRE B. A. CLASS leaves its team- work on homework lin the Gym fifteen min- utes before classesl to the poor, dumb Freshies whose real troubles begin in their senior year. ROLAND WHITE leaves. Period. Forty-three Forty-four X X THE. owes M1945 IN THEYEAR IEEE Q3 Q Q QD C9 7 TELEFLZTUFE ,- -- Scenet Bryant Campus Time: August, i966 A reporter for the Archway has just con- cluded his task of scribbling notes in pure Richardonian style for a story of the Reunion of the Class of i946 Here are a few of the facts that were deciphered from his hieroglyphics: GLADYS ARANOSIAN is still receiving royal- ties from the book she published which contains every word spoken, including jokes, by her pro- fessors when she was a student at Bryant. The elite of Newport considers itself for- tunate in having PAT CARDOZA and CLARA LEWIS to make out Income Tax Returns, The advertising agency of BARBARA BURKAT and HELEN ERIEDMAN has been successful in obtaining students from all over the world for our dear Alma Mater. ED CASPER, assisted by STASIA ZUROMSKI lor is it the other way around?l is auditing the books for Central Ealls, and Ed is still being asked, f'Are you going home now? CHARLIE CLAYTON is practically bald now. He's been slowly pulling out his hair.whiIe try- ing to make the consolidated trial balance of his two machine shops balance. ED CLEGG and BOB BIRT are still at Bryant and not as students. Ed is teaching the intrica- cies of Business Law, and Bob, English A new office, that of purchasing agent for the cafeteria, created at Bryant because of the large enrollment, is filled by the able PAUL CORICH. ' GIL COROA, realizing he shouIdn't fool with the Internal Revenue, has settled for the job of Treasurer of Fall River, The MISSES MARTIN and DAREN, loving dormitory life so much that they couldn't leave it, are ably filling the roles of housemothers at Bryant. HENRY DeANGELlS is now one of the big- time band leaders. He'll only play for the dances Bryant holds at the Biltmore. M. B. LORRAINE ENGLAND is supervising the activities of the Providence Retail Credit Bureau. and HENRY ZINNO is managing the local office of Dun and Bradstreet. NANCY HUNT recently received her tenth trophy for first place in the Women's Swim- ming Championship Meet held at Bryant's new pool. Only Bryant graduates have a chance of be- coming C. P. A.'s in Rhode Island now that DONALD JACOBS and MYRON WINOKER are on the Board of Examiners. Doing it the hard way, as he claims, JOE Forty-six MOEEA has attained the highest office in the National Association of Cost Accountants. NICK PINTAVALLI is giving English make- up tests at Bryant after his business hours. PEARL RICCI and CELIA TUDINO are con- ducting a pre-Bryant school to train students so that the professors at Bryant won't have to interrupt the lectures, especially in Cost Ac- counting. LENA ROGERS is a visiting professor to the hospitals in Providence. She realizes how much she missed because of her appendectomy and feels sorry for those in the same predicament, lt has been learned from reliable sources that MIKE SOLOMON is working in Washington as Civil Service Examiner of accountants. He could not attend the reunion because of a hand- ball game at the Y, JOAN TODD, the only Income Tax Specialist in Providence now, is training her son to take her place when she resigns. PHIL WASTON was appointed Secretary of Agriculture by the President in l964. His courses in Economics sure gave him the correct start. ROBERT OZZIE ARZOUYAN, the famed trumpet player and successor to Harry James, has been hired to lead the Bryant orchestra which plays for all school dances now. RUTH KAPROVE, Dean of Women for the past ten years at Bryant, has been appointed the new Dean of Studies. ' At last tlce citizens of Pawtucket know the books will balance some way. GEORGE KANE has taken over the position of City Auditor. When South Providence seceded from the Union last month, JIM McGOVERN and JACK LEVY grabbed the reins. The former is mayor- auditor, and the latter, Treasurer and Chief of Police. MIKE BUCCI, president of C G M which boasts of eleven suhsidiaries now, is contemplat- ing opening a jewelry factory. Still closely watching all Bryant tax experts is RAY GORMAN, Collector of Internal Revenue in Providence. BOB MANCHESTER has two more years be- fore his term will expire. He's a member of the Board of Governors of the Eederal Reserve System. BENNIE DAVID rents cars from his garage lor rides for Phi Sigls pledgees. ARLINE BOISVERT is working as a comp- tometer operator for the Navy Department in Washington. Since her graduation from Bryant, EMILY HORSMAN has written several well-known books on Correspondence. BOB MULALLY is one of the up and coming journalists of this era. I-le's been editing- the hometown newspaper for some time. In l966, we find JEANETTE BELANGER, be- cause of her keen intelligence and fine record at Bryant, secretary to the Governor of Rhode Island. Panama's male populace is lucky to have MARIE DAVIS, an extremely charming young senorita, back again after completing her edu- cation at Bryant. It is with utmost efficiency that JOYCE FINNEY is found reorganizing and-amending rules and regulations for dorm students lwhich she so rigidly followed while a student herself? as Director of Dormitories. VIRGINIA TWYMAN, fashion editor of the Vogue Magazine, is luxuriously living in a New York pent house. After completing her studies at Bryant, JEAN LaVIGNE enrolled at Dartmouth College, being the only girl student in the history of Dart- mouth-she didn't enroll because she was an Indian either! SHIRLEY SCI-IUSTER is working hard as Rita I-layworth's stand-in, MILDRED MOORE is making a capable and charming housewife in Pennsylvania. NATALIE KNIGHT and MAXINE YELLE are making sensational hits out of the current songs with their mellow voices at the Monte Carlo in New York City, MARILYN LaERANCE is now making the Navy her career GLORIA MOCARSKEY is making it hard for her working associates to concentrate on their work with the distraction of her dazzling natural blonde hair. It is with prolonged applause that the audience cheers JEANETTE STAWARKY'S marvelous debut performance in the Metropoli- tan Opera Company's Aida , Gorgeous NANNY SLJAREZ is attentively holding the attention of all spectators at the Latin Quarter while performing the tango num- ber with her partner. VIRGINIA WOODRUEF is slowly going mental as housemother of Bryant I-Iall. CHARLOTTE OLSEN, according to a class- mate's report, certainly knows how to make strawberry shortcake plus gobs of whipped Cfeam. ANA Tl-IERESA PINO is the head of the literary staff of El Mundo, one of the best newspapers in Cuba One of my best friends told me that a friend told her that PAT SAUNDERS is now engaged in commercial art. Doing all right tool The head of one of the largest manufacturing concerns today declares that JEANNE BREN- NAN is the ideal secretary. PEARL DIAMOND is really going places with her shorthand, She has entered the national shorthand contest. A credit to Bryantl There was quite a commotion in Longmeadow, Mass., the other day. Some reckless driver scratched the wing lor fender? of BETTY GUIDETTE'S new helicopter lor carl. DOLORES Mi PERRY is another model secre- tary, She has just been promoted to the head of a large department in one of the leading busi- ness establishments, One often sees JACKIE McKENZIE'S name in lights these days. It seems that she is one of the featured performers of the Ice-Capades. When Van Johnson came back to visit his father in Newport the other day, NAN Mc- CARTI-IY was one of the lucky girls to be intro- duced to him. I-IELEN LORDEN was asked to go to New York to fill a high government position, but she prefers her hometown in New I-Iampshire to the Big City, RUTI-I ADAMSON is now an executive in a growing hardware concern in Connecticut I-ler two years at Bryant provided the vital foun- dation for her exceptional career. Married for four years now, FRANCES ALEANO is the mother of two darling children named Fran and Joe. DOROTI-IY BAILEY is the successful owner- manager of an exclusive summer resort at New- port. SELMA BROWN, who lived at Eldridge I-Iall during her college years, is now a housemother at Eldridge, an honorable position, and she is loved by all her girls. ALICE BUONACORSI, who always had a yearning for nursing, is head secretary at the Rhode Island I-Iospital and a rival of the pretty nurses. ELEANOR CASTELLINI was a charming Miss at Bryant and is now a charming Mrs in Springfield, Mass. ELEANORA CIPOLLA still has a limousine at her disposal, for we find her the new owner of Ralph's. - MARY COGSWELL has been elected Presi- dent of the local Red Cross Annual Campaign. She'Il be at your door any day now. Tl-IERESE CONWAY is a secretary in the De- partment of Agriculture in Washington, D, C. I-Ier Economics and Money and Banking courses were the inspiration for this fine position. Forty-seven RITA COZZI is secretary to the President of Brown University. Could the attraction be that her fiance is a Brown alumnus? COLETTE DICKEY has just been acclaimed the world's most famous endorser of vitamins. Co-editor of THE LEDGER in IQ46, JEAN DROSD has leaped to greater fame as the first lady editor-in-chief of the Providence Journal. Although she was the smallest graduate in the Class of '46, RUTH FORMAL certainly has made her way in the business world, She can now boast of a position in the White House. SARA-LEE FREEDMAN'S course in Advertis- ing started her off on her career as advertising manager for Macy's in New York City. BERVELY FULLER has become Dean of Wellesley College. That's what perseverance will do. With a fine business background gained at Bryant, ROSE GAMINO now reigns as Queen of the doughnut industry in New England. FRANCES GAWEK made her debut last week as the country's leading torch singer at the Stork Club, New York City. GLORIA GOODLOFF gained a coveted posi- tion as secretary in the United Nations' Organ- ization, when she left Bryant. DOLORES GRECO is giving information a'pIenty now at the Providence Telephone Com- pany. BARBARA HOLDEN is helping to build a little fence around Texas, Jr. ROSLYN INGBER has been elevated to a high position as Chief Copy Clerk for the Old Gold Company. No position is too good for a Bryant grad, is it? GLORIA JOHNSON is a successful wife and model. What a futurel DOROTHY KING has written a best-seller, What College Did for Me. PHYLLIS KRAMER is running a close second with her novel, A Bryant Belle Blossoms. EVELYN LOOMIS has accomplished much with her large inheritance. She is the new owner of Filene's of Boston. Watch your local paper for Bargain Basement Specials. ANITA RYNONE has invaded the radio world. She succeeds Clifton Fadiman of Infor- mation, Please. Prominent officials of the in- dustry claim her a worthy successor. Operating a distinctively exclusive fur salon in the heart of downtown Providence is MAR- GARET SASSO. Voted one of the ten best dressed women of l966, BLANCHE SHEFFIELD has recently sailed on an extended world cruise. Bon Voyage, Blanche! ALICE TETREAULT is now vocalizing with Forty-eight the Boston Symphony Orchestra, She's also the chief librarian in her spare time. VIVIAN THURSTON made the Olympics this year by her exquisitely graceful interpreta- tion of-the Ballet on roller skates. MARY VALES now manages that Five-and- Dime store in Bristol. Big joke, huhl Mary? Will she never stop? ETHEL WEXLER'S shorthand is still improving. She's coming down the homestretch at 240 w.p.m. JEAN WOLFF made her mark as an amateur basketball star in Rhode Island last Saturday after her outstanding performance as forward for the Providence All Stars. Song stylist in her own right now, EILEEN MOYNIHAN swings that new hit tune of the nation, Whatcha Gonna Do? DOROTHY OLTER is still explaining to Mr. Handy back at Bryant. She'II surely get that honorary degree in oratory in August. .IOYCELLE ORENSTEIN has come through with a new dance step that has taken the coun- try by storm. Have you tried the JoyceIle Jitter Jump? PHYLLIS O'ROURKE, on a nation-wide lecture tour for a leading magazine, will stop briefly at Providence tomorrow to lecture to students at Bryant on Fashions of Tomorrow. ' ELENA PILLONI reigns supreme as manager of a thriving toothpaste concern. NATALIE PINO tops the list of illustrious in- ventors this year by devising an electrical see- ing-eye machine, whereby one simply feeds it typing tests, and they pour out all corrected, commas and all, ROBERTA ROSBERRY reigns as Chief Stenog- rapher at the Ouonset Naval Base. FLORENCE ROSEN is now demonstrating typing control at various leading colleges throughout the country. MARY CACCIA now is bowling a single pivot, double-twist, sure-fire strike speedball. Hats off to the Alley Queen, NORMA CASTELLUCCI made the headlines last week when she startled the world of science by her brilliant astronomical observations int the stratosphere which resulted in her announcing with Mr. Handy, the co-discovery of a new planet. MARY DERDERIAN is now thriving prosper- ously in her new'traiIer camp in Kalamazoo, Michigan. ANGELINA DeLIBERO has devised a new f'Stickim wallpaper paste with results guar- anteed. Your local store is well-stocked, time payments arranged. Flashl PEARL HAJIAN was just appointed Walter WincheIl's private secretary. ANAHID KARENTZ now advertises for her ever-increasing peanut industry, Peanutsl Pea- nutsl- Eat 'Eml String 'EMI Pinch 'EM, You :an't miss! GILBERTE LEMIELJX will put on her famous dog show next week at the Cranston Street Ar- moryi JEAN LEWIS is now secretary to the coun- try's leading toupee manufacturer. Their slogan is We grow 'em, you show 'eml ' ELSIE MILLER is chief cook and bottle washer for a certain Mr. So-and-so. ALICE O'DAY has just published her latest murder mystery, The Dancing Corpse. JOSEPHINE WODECKI is motoring around town in the latest style, a white jeep. RUTH WRIGLEY, a foreign correspondent for the Boston Globe, broadcasts daily for Station WECI at IO a. m. DORIS WOLEE astounded the nation the other day with the correct answer to the S64 question, She has accepted a contract to assist Professor It Q. on his weekly broadcasts. HELEN MADENIGIAN, because she couldn't be alone without being lonesome, has exchanged wer Miss for 'iMrs. GRACE BOELENS now lives in San Diego Nhere she is secretary to a Lieutenant in the Navy. CONSTANCE ASTBURY has become one of the famous Powers Models, JEAN DOMNARSKI is working in the Penta- gon building in Washington. Not being able to give up jazz, NORMA GENTILE is playing the piano for a famous five-and-ten-cents store. ARLINE JOHNSON has changed her business life for a domestic one. ELIZABETH LEE has left Jamaica once again -this time to fill a business position in Florida, Q Since leaving Bryant, MAVIS TAI-TEN-QUE has been working as secretary for the president of the largest concern in Jamaica. ROLAND WHITE has become the Governor's aide, or shall we say hindrance? BETH METHOT married the owner of an in- ternationally prominent concern and is now a very well-known socialite. THERESA QUINN, because of her love for jitterbugging, has become a jitterbug teacher, REGINA ROUGIER is still as carefree as when she attended Bryant. Her fine secretarial posi- tion fails to worry her, and why should it? BETTY SILVERMAN still likes to be surround- ed by men. ls that why she became a Congress- woman? PATRICIA QLJINN, a lover of society, is now a very charming Missus, SHIRLEY MLJNRO is now secretary to the treasurer of a national steamship company, DOROTHY STEWART, how she loves to write poetry! Her Bryant English background comes in handy now-a-days, for she is in the flourishing business of writing epitaphs for tombstones, Your order will receive prompt attention, STEFANIA POMPROWICZ has become sec- retary to a well-known lawyer here in Provi- dence, ' MARJORIE WYLLIE has cashed in on a thriving local business, She has signed a lease with Bryant College to manage the Cafeteria for the next ten years Watch for her sseiialsl HELEN FLYNN and CATHERINE MAZ- ZARELLI have proven the old saying, Teachers are old maids, wrong. Both now have two rings on the third finger, left hand and say there is nothing like it. ' BERNARDINE McCRUDDEN has left the teaching profession to enter the singing world. She will make her first appearance at the Metro- politan Opera House. MARION POTHIER is Dean of a private short- hand school. She has written many books on shorthand and is at the present time writing one on the various systems. LUCILLE GOTSELL is teaching at a 'private school in her home state, Connecticut, and is studying mind reading on the side. BETTY TOMLINSON hasa job now of milking Betsy the Cow. No, it isn't a daily task, just an emergency. While attending the opera the other night someone noticed LILLIAN HOLLINS was em- ployed as curtain puller. Don't give up yet, you may still get a chance to play that piano, Lil. I Someone met ELEANOR JOHNSON at the Colony Club several weeks ago, and believe it or not she remembered her escort's name! No embarrassment this time. ESTHER KIRKPATRICK is now counting her shares of stock which she has purchased from the Coca-Cola Corporations ESTELLE KIRKPATRICK is now married to Providence's hockey champion. Attending those hockey games certainly proved profitable, didn't it? Last week HELEN PANNONE was seen walk- ing into Lobels with four little girls following her, They all must be hers ,everyone of them has blonde curly hair. , JUNE STIENER often consults CATHERINE DARAK, now a C. P. A., about the profits of her little confectionary stores She doesn't seem to understand why she's at a loss Forty nine Fifty VICTORIA BEDROSSIAN was hired by a large concern to take the place of an adding machine. She really is a whizzl MlLLY VALENTA has been singing with a nation-wide orchestra located in New York, MARGIE VALJGI-IN, Bryant's great athlete, is now captain of the Girls' Basketball Team, EILEEN DUBIN is now secretary to the editor of the Providence Journal-she's still quite a snap in taking dictation and in transcribing. DORIS ELIASON wishes she could be back at Bryant-she claims she can now type at a rea- sonably fast rate Iwithout too many errorsl. Maybe she would be successful in getting in some of those speed tests. OLGA Sl-IEMET still doesn't see how she made her speed in shorthand and was graduated. She once thought it was the impossible. Lookl I-lere comes JANET STEARNS, fol- lowed by a string of little boys, each wearing a letter of the alphabet, Janet laughed, All my sons are named Roger A, Roger B, and so on. I'm worried, Roger G doesn't feel well today, BETTY MANDOR and LORRAINE BUSSIERE are still dashing for the Attleboro Express. Look across the street, none but those two in- separables, BETTY CLOSSICK and NANCY IRETON out window shopping. A fashion show of a few days ago featured MARY CARONE in the latest. BARBARA DENARDO and MOLLY PEZZA are behind the counter of the corner Music Shoppe these days, They are now partners in the corporation to be. WILLIE WOJICK is still working in the same jewelry store-what's the attraction, Willie? BARBARA SNOW and CLARA BARROW- MAN are tutoring students in how to become an efficient secretary. MATI-IILDA ANDREWS and MARIE CLEGG are the latest additions to Bryant's office staff. MADELYN GUSETTl'S year at Bryant cer- tainly was not wasted. It gave her ample oppor- tunity to practice for her present role in Shake- speare's Romeo and Juliet, especially the balcony scene, SONIA NISSENBAIJM is a proofreader of English texts. She had her experience working for Mr. Handy. SI-IELIA CIJRRAN has toured to California many times already in her pea green charger. I-IELEN DZIADLJL is the new French teacher at Bryant thist year. Teaching English Grammar to the kids in Connecticut are ROSE DONNE and JEAN STANLEY. AVIS SWARTZ is keeping the books for the Forest Drug Company, BARBARA EBERLE is a stenographer for a certain C. P. A. in Providence. DOROTI-IEA GORDON has published her weekly themes written for Mrs Handy, I-low are the royalties? GLORIA JOI-INSON occasionally visits her Alma Mater to give lectures for John Robert Powers. A few years ago CARMELLA GIZZARELLI and ESTI-IER TURCO gave up running an elec- tric typewriter to run an electric egg beater. Tl-IERESA PARRILLO and LOIS PLATT are efficient receptionists in private offices in their hometowns. PAULINE I-IOLMAN is an assistant in a cer- tain dentist's office. LUCY KEVORKIAN and MARIAN SHAMMAS are secretaries of the Congressmen from their home states. Because she practiced after her Bryant in- terlude, KATHERINE LUDLOW does 250 w.p.m. in shorthand. ANNE TURNER is editor of the Women's Page in her hometown newspaper. MARY MATRU LLO and MARY TSONOS have been efficient legal secretaries for the past ten years. .,-4 5.16 115 L, B T2 1 'H NI . MW : J' M I , N I -. I ' 5' Q . It Q451c!l X x Wm X sv? A .9 X' ' - s .af 7 'Z GEN T E I X TE KAK Yi if 515 T Q' E I 5 EET '13 5 3 N' Fifty-two f-ff 'iff , 'MQ fi ,', , , fggxnw, K Aga L First' Row, left to right: S, Brown, IQ, lngber, F Wexler, Miss Tew, E, Shapiro, F, Rosen, P Kramer, Second Rowi S. Freedman, S. Rubin, J. Grabtelder, C, Loeb, B. Burkat, Fl. Friedman, A Swartz, J. Orenstein. BETA SIGMA GAMMA OFFICERS President .................... .............................. .....,..... E T l-lEL WEXLER Vicealjresident ............. .......... F LORENCE ROSFN Secretary .................... .,........... R OSLYN INGBER Treasurer ............... ............ E LAINF SHAPIRO Advisor .....,.... ............... lvl ISS TEVV Beta Sigma Gamma was tounded in l94lO with Sigma Lambda Pi as its brother fraternity. During the war, the soziority continued alone, but i946 shows promise ot the return ot the brother fraternity. The sorority colors are blue and white, and the sorority tlower is the white rose. The key-bar pins on navy blue and white blazers easily identity the sorors. Beta Sigma Gamma welcomed its i945 oledgees in October at a Rush Tea held in Stowell l-louse Next, a banquet was held at the Crown Hotel. On February 2, the Annual Sno' Ball was held with talented Vivian Thurston being elected Sno' Queen. During the spring and summer months, various socials were held by Beta Sigma Gamma. First Row, left to righti F. Lowenthal,.J. Goldberg, M. Stern. Second Row: F. Solcoll, H, Roiff, H. Seltzer, M. Price. SIGMA LAMBDA PI OFFICERS President ................. . ................................... - ........ JEROME K. GOLDBERG Vice-President ., ...... ............ F OSTER R. LOWENTHAL Secretary ................. .................. F RANClS B. SOKOLL Treasurer ........ -. .............. MILTON STERN Advisor ........... ................ M R. HAYES After three years of inactivity during the war, Sigma Lambda Pi once more came back to the campus. The fraternity mourns for its brother, Stanley Alpert, who lost his life in the European theatre. Originally organized as a national fraternity, Sigma Lambda Pi was reorganized with a state charter ten years ago. Sigma Lambda Fi elects officers twice a year. ln former years Sigma Lambda Pi sponsored one of Bryant's most colorful dances, the Sno' Ball, and during the absence of the Sigma Lambda Pi members, its sister sorority, Beta Sigma Gamma, carried on this gala affair, Fifty-three L , Q ,el 3 Q First liovv, left to right: I., Bonvicin, B. Belknap, S Zuromski, Miss D, Hines, Miss A. Hines, C. Coombs, O Lemay, M Monti. Second Rowi D, Hill, E. McDeed, O, Asadoorian, M. Maguire, M, Devine, L Martinelli, N Toohey, E Schaeffer, B, Smiley Third Row: M, Vaughn, F Gavvelc, S. Johnson, P, Flood, E, Liebler, L, Kevorkian, P. McOarry. OFFICERS President .......... .................,.......,,... .......... C A THERINE COOMBS Secretary .......... ........... S TASIA ZUROMSKI Treasurer ......... ................................................................................................. G LORIA LEMAY Advisors ..................... MISS DOROTHY HIIXIES and MISS ALICE HINES Originated in I929 as a national sorority, Kappa Delta Kappa later became a state organization, with Tau Epsilon as its brother fraternity. The gardenia is the sorority's flower, and the colors are green and vvhite. On October IS, an unusual scavenger hunt provided hilarity for pledgees and members, a banquet and formal initiation was held on November 20, and no one will 'forget the dance given with Tau Epsilon on January I2 when a Campus Queen was chosen. The Pledgee Formal Dinner and Dance also vvas held with Tau Epsilon on Febru- ary 8 at the Biltmore Hotel The Rush Party on March 28 vvas a big success as was the May I8 dance in the Auditoroum. g ,gg loaf' fy!! j First Row, left to right: lvl, Booth, C. Edgar, J. Longworth, A, Yelle, R Reamon, T, lvlclrlugh. Second Row: T Riley, C, lvlagnan, J O'Brien, N Pintavalli, O. Brisson, E Butler, Third Row: J Champlain, P. Price, G Barsalow, E, I-lanna, P Thompson, Mr Dickenman, R, Pierce, E w'f ,m y i WSW i of ,- ,,.' ll! ' Z! 2 of , J ,, ff Sullivan, G. Watson. P Fourth Row: H, Swanson, L. Jackson, R Shortelle, J Wetton, Mr Decker, Mr. Richards, Mr, Mercier, J Mr, Allan, A. Cleveland, P Addario, J. lvloynihan, J, Riella. fi Z 'J if g 'K . xi J' 0 X' ,ju r, sc 5' V -- 2 f We we TAU EPSILON ft Q: ,gc , ,LJ JJ, :U -X ,V , 1 RX R Q, if ,, Q orriceias M at President ..........,............ .......t...............t...... ........... lvl Y Les s. BOOTHEQK' in Xffq Vice-President ......... ........,............. C RAIG EDGAR 'N .3 . 'Kina Secretary .,........... .......... J Ol-llNl LONGWORTI-l 1 lu Treasurer ............ .................. A RTl-lUR YELLE ' Advisor ............. .......... lVl R. RICHARDS f 1. - i if-' Tau Epsilon in i945-46 has lived up to its high standards in the promotion of scholastic, social, and athletic achievements, The boys of the Red and Black colors played host to the freshmen of the Col- lege at a Smoker held in the Auditorium in September, followed by a rush party at the fraternity cabin in Wyoming, Rhode lsland, climaxing a hilarious Pledge Week, After administering the Sacred Ritual, a banquet was held and the new candidates were admitted to the fraternal bond, The Tau Eppers, pooling their resources with their sister sorority, Kappa Delta Kappa, sponsored two highly successful dances and a l-lay Ride. The selection of the Campus Queen was made at one of these affairs. The activities for the year were concluded with the annual banquet held at the Biltmore l-lotel for the installation of the new officers Fifty-five W ,of i I, l ,-- Fifty-six First Row, le-tt to right: D. Wagner, G D'Amicis, M. Bourne, D. Olter, C, Messinger, V. l-lealy, L. Lemay, B, Holden. Second Rovv: S McLaughlin, B, Wilkinson, Miss Bucolo, Miss Blaney, B Guidetti, C. Jackson, E. Machon. Third Row: M Pothier, B. McCrudden, A, DeAngelus, B. Skirrovv, l-l Flynn, S, Martin, M. Cogsvvell. Fourth Rovv: N Cipolla, C, Dickey, M, Clegg, K, McKenna, M Chilli, C. Lecznar, S, Mahoney, N, Neri. Fifth Row: A, Saravo, M. Malone, M, Tirocchi, A, Roth, L, Dylong, M. Flynn. SIGMA IOTA CHI A OFFICERS President .......................... .............................. ............ C L AIRE MESSINGER Vice-President ............. ........................ D OROTHY OLTER Secretary ..................... .................................... M . VlCTORlNE l-lEALY Treasurer ............... .......................................... S HIRLEY CARPENTER Advisors ............. ........... M ISS BLANEY, MISS BUCOLO Sigma Iota Chi vvas founded in i903 by Captain Greer A. Duncan in Alexandria, Louisiana, to help others and ourselves reach the highest possible mental, moral and physical standards. Today there are chapters in colleges in all parts ot the country and also active alumnae chapters with Beta Theta Chapter at Bryant College. The year, V945-46, brought many pleasant social attairs including a Mystery Ride, held at the Seekonk Gun Club in November, the annual Pledgee Formal Dinner Dance at the Wannamoisett Country Club in cooperation vvith the brother traternity, Phi Sigma Nu. Tvventy-tour pledgees received the third degree at the February banquet on St. Valentine's Day, and the social season came to a brilliant climax at the Spring Fever Festival on May 4 when Bryant auditorium vvas turned into a veritable flower garden with Wishing Well, May Poles and May Baskets that made a fitting background tor l-ler Majesty, Dorothy Olter, who was crovvned Queen ot the May. The annual National Convention was held in St. Louis, Mo., on June lil, l5 and l6, with Claire Messinger, Victorine l-lealey and Shirley Martin the delegates representing Beta Theta Chapter, f I 1 fx . if' X I if J' J ' fiiifff J f fi , , 4 ,fi K First Row, left to right: P, Zinno, Mr, Vinal, W Brosseau, G Coroa, R Birt, J, Damon, Mr, O'Brien, H Reed. Second Row: H Williams, W Gibbons, J Lombardi, J, Borelli, J lvlandato, M Solomon, B, Dubois Third Row: A. Famiglietti, A Furtado, J Keith, R, Boynton, A Butler, O Dion, G, Farrar, P Watson, Fourth Row. L. St Onge, E Clegg, R Dutton, P. Perri, A, Cuertin, R LeBlanc, R Paris Fifth Row: J, ivlarchesi, F. Corrao, R Gorman, J. Krupa, O Panasevvich, J. Sullivan Sixth Row: B, David, R, Balkum, C Clayton, A. Cipolla, E Blanchard, lvl. Sydoriak, C, Antone, H, Dee Angelis Seventh Rowi V Lonardo, A, Verrengia, R Pabitto, J Gentile, J. Donatelli, J, LaRoche, L. Driscoll, M. Jaroska, J. Moffa. PHI SIGMA NU OFFICERS President .................. ............................... ..................... R O BERT BlRT Vice-President ......... ...................... J OSEPH DAMON Secretary .................. ............ W ALTER BROSSEALJ Treasurer .........,.................... .........,. G ILBERT COROA Assistant Treasurer ............. ......... .............................. O E ORGE FARRAR Sergeant-atAArms .......... .............................,....t........ H ARRY WILLIA S fl Advisors ......,............................................... MR. VINAL, MR, O'BRlElXl 4, ytlf. Phi Sigma Nu, one of the largest and oldest fraternities at Brya t, had another eventful year of successful activities. The first event of the Fall of l945, the Smoker, was a complete success as evi- denced by the many new members received into the fraternity, The frat'ernity's first dance vvas held in the Auditorium on December l, and was another big feather in Phi Sig's cab. The annual Pledgee Formal held in conjunction with Phi Sig's sister sorority, Sigma lota Chi, at the Wannamoisett Country Club was one of the gala events of the year, in January, the fraternity held a Stag at Oates' Tavern and election of officers for the next year, and Phi Sig vvent all out to make its annual St, Patriclds Day Dance something to remember, V As the year dravvs to a close and many Phi Sig men are about to graduate and leave Bryant, the men of Phi Sig feel enriched by their many pleasant contacts and fine friendships, Once a Phi Sig, always a Phi Sig. fl Fifty-seven Fifty-eight First Row, left to right: E Pilloni, Eileen Kingsley, A. Gianci, F. O'Rourke, J. Drosd, M. Pardi. Second Row: S. Curran, l-l. Werner, B. Oldham, J, Ballad, A. Bounacorsi, V. Barber, E. Moynihan, R. Formal, Third Row: M. Caccia, M. Nolan, D. Stevvart, R. Trinquier, Miss Cronk, Miss Glidden, H. Panrlone, M. Sasso. Fourth Row: N. Francesconi, F. Fernandes, S. Kneeland, J. Mackenzie, M, Pezza, B. Denardo, M. Johnson, B. Schola. Fifth Row: A. Almonte, J. Brennan, M, Grant, B. McNamara, S. Pomprovvicz, S. Munroe, C. Tudini, S. Baker. OFFKQFRS President ................. ........,...................... ...,,....... E l LFEN KINGSLFY Vice-President ....... ............. E LENA PILLGNI Secretary ............ ...............................................,. A l.MA CIANCI Treasurer ...... ............................................ P l-lYl.LlS UROURKE Advisors ...,,,..... .......... M lSS CRONK, MISS GLIDDEN Sigma lota Beta has become one ot Bryant's most popular and active sororities in the past year. The ideals ot the organization have alvvays been those of high scholastic achievement. The sorority colors are blue and white and the tlower is the Gardenia. Among the activities ot the year were the Pledgee Banguet held at Mrs. Schil- linger's, the !'Starcrest Festival , held in the Auditorium, the Sadie l-lawlsins Rodeo , which was also held in the Auditorium, and the annual Pledgee Formal at the Meta- comet Country Club. First Row, left to right: F, Sullivan, R. Smith, E, Domrnici, A Iwanski, M Bucci, Mr, Cruickshank, mg Page. Second Row: R, Freed, E Goldenberg, M Audette, T Rando, H, Harootunian, N Guimond, W William- son, J, Smith. Third bers Row: C. Hughes, H Maxwell, J. Kane, J, Sweeney, R. Haverly, D Ryan, J Creem ,r BETA 1oTA BETA orricsias ff President ...... ............,.. .,..........................,.. .................... H E R BERT PAGE Vice-President ............. ............, A LFRED IWANSKI ..............,....DONALD JACOBS RANC I S SU LL I VAN Secretary ................ Treasurer .,........ Historian ........................... .................. R OBERT SMITH, JR. Sergeant-ateArms ......... ........... E VERETT DOMINUCCI Business Agent ................................................................,.,.......................... MICHAEL BUCCI Moderators MR, I-IANDY, MR, CRLJICKSI-IANK, MR, L. NEWTON HAYES Beta Iota Beta was inaugurated during World War Il, and the charter mem- included some ot the tirst returning veterans from the war. ,j L The fraternity has grown trom the smallest into one ot the largest and most active at Bryant. Regular business meetings are attended by both active and alumni brothers. These meetings were held twice a month at the Biltmore. A tew ot the Beta Iota Beta events ot I946 were its annual Starcrest Festival , Sadie Hawkins Rodeo , both held in the Auditorium, the annual February Formal held at the Metacomet Country Club, and the Rledgee Formal at the Narragansett Hotel. . Fitty-nine Qffrfr' , ifliflfff ffm, vWw.ii'r 1 7, W . 1. v If First Row, left to right: E, Jankura, E. Noa, M, Nicholl, M, Valenta, J. Stawarky, J. Wolff, V. Woodruff, A, O'Day, J, Finney. Second Row: M, Cardoza, D. Dillon, Miss Glidden, B, Methot, A, Rynone, E, Arzanawicz, G. Rigali. Third Row: M Corey, R. Macdonald, L, Weiman, N. l-Iunt, E, Loomis, M, Rabbott, R. Budka, V, Thurston, L. Gotsell, E, Johnson, A. Burnham, G. I-leck, I, Graham, M. Daviao, P. McQuade. I OFFICERS President ........ , .......... .,............................. ................... M A RY RABBGTT Vice-President ,.......... ............... V IVIAN Tl-IURSTON Nj Secretary ....,........ ........................................... L UCILLE GOTSELL Treasurer ........ ..................................................... E VELYN LOOMIS Advisors ........... .......... M ISS GLIDDEIXI, MISS ALBRIGI-IT lftll of Q My SIGMA LAMBDA THETA will Sixty 'Way back in the days when most of us were just beginning to toddle, the year V928 to be exact, Bryant's first sorority, Sigma Lambda Theta, came into being. The Greek letters stand for Sisterhood, Learning, and I-lonor, and the colors, red and white, represent courage and purity. The flower is the red rose. Early in October was pledge week with the pledge banciuet on November IS, I945. . The Sigma Lambda Carnival, held in the Bryant Gym at the beginning of March was one of the social successes of the year, and an informal get-together for new members was held in the gym soon after, together with Beta Sigma Chi, the newly- organized brother fraternity, A formal dance was held in May and it proved to be a very enjoyable affair, Q14 First Row, left to righti J, Colwall, J Glaze, J. Sorvo, C Weilgus, E, Andrews, M Dwyer, Mr Gulski, Second Row: F Woltert, J. Worth, J Qurnn, M Brutker, A Litvin, R. Gordon, G Miller, I, 1 Third Row: L Glaiel, A. Bernadine, W. Johnson, R, Bouquet, A, Aclccr, J, Seddon. f Fourth Row J. Dow, J, Sullivan, LJ. Stevens. JI, ffl LW Z 4 OFFICERS President ........ - ............ ....................... - ...... ............ C FI ARLES J, WIELGUS Vice-President ............. .................. J OSEPH L. SORBO Secretary ..................... ........... E DWARD ANDREWS Treasurer ............... ..... ..............,.............. M I KE DWYER Marshal ..................................,................................................................ WALLACE JOHNSON Court ot Fraternal Justice Judges LOUIS GLAIL, JAMES DOW, GEORGE MILLER, MARTIN BRLJCKNER, JOI-IN SULLIVAN Advisor ......... ..............................,..................... On May 6, IQZS, the Secretary ot State granted Atter wartime inactivity, the fraternity reorganized in tormer members ot the traternity, veterans ot World reorganization. This oldest ot Bryant's traternities, tormed chietly ship, brotherhood and welfare among its members, has GULSKI Beta Sigma Chi its charter. the Spring ot i946 Several War ll, were active in this to promote enduring triend- and has had as its members men ot the same background, tastes and aspirations. Beta takes great pride in the achievements of its members in scholarship, athletic contests and in other student activities. Sixty-one Sixty-two First Rovv, left to righti H, Jasper, E. Flaskett, F Amoroso, S James, B, Blais, Mr Diclconrnan Second Row: J, Jenest, F, La Fazia, Fl Fletcher, A, Thompson, E. Cournover, R, Florlbogen, Third Rovvj A. lvluro, B Freed, F. O'C0nneIl, T Spence, W. Pillsbury, R, Riva. Fourth Rovvi J Donais, P Teper, J Albert, J Foley, R. Eichenteldt, PHI KAPPA TAU OFFICERS President ................ ............................. .............. F E LIX AMORGSO Vice-President ........... ............ E VERETT HASKETT Vice-President ........... ................... l-l ENRY JASPER Secretary ............... .......... S TANLEY JAMES Treasurer ......... ............... B ERNARD BLAIS Advisor ......... ........... M R. DICKENMAN Phi Kappa Tau vvas organized at Bryant College in the early part ot January, i946 The original members were Felix Arnoroso, Bernard Blais, John Donais, Robert Eichenteldt, Everett l-laskett, Stanley James, l-lenry Jasper, Frank La Fazia, and Francis O'Connell, The aims ot the traternity are simple ,-rA -creating good companionship in college and establishing better business contacts in tuture years. The fraternity has, even in its early stages, proved itselt a leader in college functions and is well on the way to becoming one ot the strongest fraternities on the campus. First Row, lett to right: J, Cote, B, Smiley, C Mossinger, V, l-loaly, M, Bourne, L Lemay, R Carty, M, Flynn, Second Bowl J, Mclntyre, D Laurion, G Matthews, L, Atkin, M, Monti, G Lemay, B, Evans, E Kingsley, M Pothier, L Cotsell Third Row: L, Bonviriin, C, Coombs, B, Belknap, L Martinelli, M Devine, A, Cianci, D Hill, M. Maguire, A, O'Day, E, McDeed, B, Mc,Crudden, E, Bradbury, J, Wilsorr, Miss Hines, BETA CHI TAU GFHCERS President ........ ......... M ARGARET FLYNN Secretary ....... ......... B ARBARA SMILEY Treasurer ....... .......... D OROTHY l-llLL Advisor ....... ........... M R, MFRCIER Beta Chi Tau, the only professional organization ot Bryant, had an active and gratityingly successtul year in i945-46, The embryo school-m'arms ot Beta Chi Tau a-membership in which is open to graduates and undergraduates ot the Com- mercial Teacher-Training Division onlyeefhad an increased membership, and many ot its old members came back from service with Uncle Sam, Several ot these re- turning members joined the Bryant Facultyf-Leger Morrison, John Renza, Curtis Miss Alice l-lines, a charter member Dickenman, James Walsh and Richard l-learn, ot Beta Chi Tau, was another addition to the Bryant Faculty this year, These, to- gether with Dorothy l-lines, Mary Walsh and Fmilia Bucolo, give Beta Chi Tau a notable representatron at our Alma Mater. The Spring Banquet was a gala reunion and many plans were made tor in- teresting and inspiring events in the tuture, 7 . Sixty-three K Sixty-tour First Row, left to right: L. Gotsell, L. Rogers, J Drosd, Second Row: Mclntyre, Ladouceur, G, Aranosian. Third Row: B. Belknap, M. Devine, C Tudino. Fourth Row: F. Rosen, M. Vales, A. Cianci, R. Adamson. . Standing: S, Martin, B. Smiley, C. Dickey, J. Todd, C. Messinger, C. Coombs, lvl. Flynn, C. Lewis, N. Pino. Seniors who are members of the Key, but not in this picture are: G. Kane, J. Levy, B. Attleck, J. Cote, E l-lorsman, E, lvleunier, E Tokarz, A. Yelle, G, Lemieux, C, Varr, W. Dubois, M. Rogue, E, lVlcDeed, B, Niemic, Arnold Cleveland. THE KEY THE KEY, the honor society ot Bryant College, was tormed in l94O, with Mr. Allan as Advisor. ln order to be eligible tor membership, a student must be on the l-lonor Roll any tour times or three consecutive times. Membership entitles one to wear the symbolic gold key-shaped pin, a privilege tor which Bryant men and women strive. lt brings a Key man or woman the feeling ot vvork well done and something that will mean a great deal to him once he enters the business world. Seated, lett to rigliti E Wexler, C Messinger, E Kingsley, F. Amoroso, N Pintavalli, M, Boottie, C. Edgar, C Weilgus, E. Clegg Standing: J, Drosd, J. Goldberg, lvl. Rapbott, J, Damon, R, Birt. Bryant Student Activity Council OFFICERS President .................. ......................,.... ................... R 0 BERT BlR'l' Vice-President ........................... ...........,.... J GSEPH DAMON Secretary .................................................. ............ C LAIRE MESSINGER Corresponding Secretary ............ ................................. E ll.EElXl KINGSLEY Treasurer .............................................. ................................... C l-lARLES WEILGLJS Advisor ....... ............... lvl R, E, GARDNER JACOBS In September, l945, the Bryant Student Activity Council was organized tor the purpose ot encouraging College spirit and providing student representation in some ot the extra-curricular activities ot tlie College. Much ot the success ot the organization is due to the untiring eftorts ot John Lindia during the important early days ot the Council. Since its inception, the Council nas cooperated with the College in the All- College Dance, in Octoberg the All-College Formal and other campus activitiesg and sponsored the Greek Letter Dance, A Sixty-tive E .X ,D it . ,.. Seated, lett to right: R. lngber, R, Jagiellowicz, E, Pickavant, D, Stewart, N. Pino, V. l-lealy, M. Cogs- well V Mariano, E. Shapiro, P, l-lorvitz, V. Lonardo S. Martin, J. Dow, D, Giovannucci, Mr. Handy, fm J.. Paraiso ,Wl,jQ,yVfj??lf' l ORCHESTRA this Sixty-six Under the very capable direction ot Professor Ralph S. l-landy, the orchestra, comprised ot talented student musicians, proved to be a favorite organization on the Bryant Campus. They played at all the large assemblies and were met with an audience that fully appreciated their tine renditions ot Rio Rita, Personality, and all the good old college songs lt is growing by leaps and bounds now that all the veterans are returning and should prove to be an outstanding group ot real troupers. THE GLEE CQUBS ' 1.1 s 11, I . rw, A 1 ap vi I Sixty-seven N J xx, si 3 'x Sixty-eight First Row, lett to right: B, Belknap, M. Shammas, B. Eberle, L, Lemay, R, Carty, M. Bourne, J. Stearns, M. Magner. Second Row: D. Camara, Kingsley, M, Monti, D, Stewart, Miss Bucolo, J. Drosd, G. Lemay, M. Devine, A. Cianci, J, Stavvarky, M, Valenta, Third Row: A. Butler, E. Ross, M. Guesetti, S, Pomprowicz, S. Munroe, N. Pintavalli, B, Niemic, R, Har- greaves, V. Paine, R. Reamon, C. Edgar. ' THE MASQUERS GFFICERS President .................. .............................. ................................ J E AN DROSD Vice-President ......... .......... D OROTHY STEWART Secretary ...................... ................................................. G l.ORlA LEMAY Treasurer .......................... .......,.................................................. M ARY MONTI Publicity Directors ........... ........... A LMA ClANCl, MARION DEVINE Advisor ......................... ......................................,............. M ISS BUCOLO Tl-lE MASQLJERS is the dramatic organization ot Bryant College. lts main pur- pose has been to stimulate the students' interest in drama. THE MASQLJERS made their debut in a hilarious Christmas Play, The Christ- mas l-lat, presented at the annual Christmas Assembly. The production which was open to the public as well as to Bryant students was held on June 5, i946 At.this time, l-lere Comes Charlie brought laughs, thrills, and surprises to a large audience. Besides presenting these plays, Tl-lE MASQLJERS participated in various other social activities throughout the year including a Halloween Party, a banquet held in the l-lotel Dreyfus, and a number ot theater parties that were enjoyed by all who attended. First Row, seated left to right: J. Grabfelder, C, Rudner, S, Mickleson, J. Todd, R. Dutton, J, Worth, M Pothier I3 McCrudden M Booth Second Row: Levine, A, Balncock, J. Stearns, E Kingsley, J. Darnon, E Moynihan, P. Watson, . '76 Lewis S Martin V Woodruff H Friedman P Corich U1 Third Row, EIood,l ElAmoroso, Weilgus, E,lSulIiyan, cl Edgar. j ' T MV JW N 177' if I 5, M, , yfgjf ,I THE ARCHWAY W, W . ' f I' tx STAFF ' ,jf yt Editor-infChief . ........................................................ ROBERT DLJTTON J f L! Managing Edit .............. .......................,..............................,........................... J ofttxi TODD ' I f Business Ma gers .............................. BETTY BABCOCK, MARION POTI-IIER JA, JJ 1- Adverti ifigl anagers ..................,..... RRISCILLA FLOOD, ESTHER ROSSINI , I' I I Circulat on Manager ............ .................................................... S AMIJEL MICKELSON ty tg' ,XI ,lf exch? Q Manager .....,..... .............,......................i.......,............. s HIRLEY NTER , ll JI I ,f ' X il ,N 7 ,' ' .- I I , or ,, QA EDITORIAL STAEQQ, , , , Jacoueutxie BRETT -Sax s tytrmttgss iff ,J FRANCES SULLIVAN 5.5 Pl LIP T N ,- 7 ygl BERNARDINE McCRLJDDEN 1 ILQRENCE L INEQQ 'T S i Aiiyisar ..,.............................................................. .. ................. ............. M I S BLQNEYQ, 'E - xg F E A , The Archway, Bryants student publpation ade its si appea nce on Eebruu- yy-7' ary I. Since then The Archway has growncuntil 't has becogwf-part tl-teieamof XX i life of the students, Q A I In April, Robert Dutton retired as Editor becausekozf iIIfI,5a.lih,SJoseph yd- became Editor. After one issue, because of some unforesQt2Ec umstanc T Joe- A, Worth left school. Charles Weilgus and Arnold Clevelancgeca e'f'5fQditors Y' TT . x- A, In addition to the regular staff, The Archway has r ' QESWVES from tgehgv TE. X different organizations on the campus who write the news their organizationsf activities. These representatives are Joseph Darnon, Clara L ', Myles Boothe, ff: Eileen Kingsley, Shirley Martin, Virginia Woodruff, Helen Ffledargan, and Paul Corich. 'Y ,f : ub- Sixty-nine Seventy M. Valenta, J Stawarky, M, Devine, O. D. Dillon, M. Cardoza, R. Rosberry. R . Second Row: P. McGarry, - w, G. O' ourke, E. Moynihan, S. Curran, A. Flynn, J. Murley, L. Lemay, S. Zuromski. Rogers, E. Machon, S. Munroe, F. Fernandes, C First Row: lett to right: M. Malone, M. Tiroche, Brisson, B. Evans, R. Birt, R. Carty, M. Monti, G. Levine, T. Parrillo, R. MacDonald, A. Third Row: D. Laurion, M Pothier, B. T. Centatanti, P. McQuade, G. Rigali Fourth Row: C. Lewis, N. Pino, C. Dickey, A. Bounacorsi, M. Rabbott, 1 Fifth Row: P. Zinno, F. Amoroso, J. Sixth Rowi R. Gorman, T McHugh, E. N. Pintavalli, E. Ross, J, Moynihan, A S McCann hilli, R. Donne, -- l A O'Day, D. Olter. NEWl1ll1AN CLUB OFFICERS President ........................ ............. R OBERT BIRT Vice-President .......... ............ B ETTY EVANS Secretary ............... .................................................... J ACK BEHRE Treasurer .......... .................................................... O MER BRISSON Advisors ........ ............ M R. O'BRlEN, MR. MERCIER The Newman Club, atter several years ot inactivity, was reorganized this year with Father Thomas Kelley ot St. Joseph's Parish as Moderator. Meetings were held the second Wednesday ot each month in the Bryant Audi- torium and many interesting topics were discussed. Guest speakers tor the year included Father Doyle, tormer Chaplain ot the United States Army, who related some ot his experiences, Dr. Corrello, Assistant Supervisor at Wallum Lake Sanitorium, who gave a very interesting talk on Tuberculosis, and Father l-larry Kelley ot St. Raymond's Church who spoke on Love On April 28, l94l6, a Communion Breakfast was held. All members participating had an enjoyable morning. A. Yelle, M. Dwyer, C. Weilgus, M. Booth, G. Coroa, Seated, lett to right: E. Wexler, P, Zinno, E Kingsley, F, Amoroso, C Messinger, L. Gotsell Standing: N, Pintayalli, J. Goldberg, E Butler, C Weilgus, M Bootlte, lvl Rabbott, A, Yelle, B. Mc- Crudden, J. Grabtelder, H, Friedman, J. Damon, E. Shapiro, C Coombs. GREEK LETTER DANCE See you at the Greek Letter Dancel Yes, that was a familiar phrase around the Campus in the Spring ot i946 The Greek Letter Dance is one ot the most popu- lar formals ot the year, sponsored by all ot the sororities and fraternities ot the College. The ninth annual Greek Letter Dance was held on the evening ot June l4, l9fl6, at the Providence Biltmore l-lotel. With the cooperation ot the student body, and the untiring efforts ot the committees, this year's dance ranked high among all. Greek Letter Dances in the memory ot Bryant men and women. l Seventy-one Seven ty- two Lett to rignti J. Lombardi, J, lvlarcnesi, J. Borelliy Mr. Diclcenman, J. Gentile, J. Donatelli, F, Sullivan MEN'S BASKETBALL TEAMS The Bryant College men's intra-mural basketball league enjoyed its first com- plete season since the outbreak ot the war. Four teams were represented in the league vvnicn was organized in December ot V945 The scbedule included twelve games for eacb team, Play tnrougbout tl'1e season was very keen as evidenced by tbe final standings ot the clubs. THF STANDHXIGS Won Lost Pct Flying lndies ......,. .,...... l O 2 ,855 Tau Epsilon ........... ...,.... l O 2 ,833 Teddy Bears ......... ....,... 4 8 .333 Beta Iota Beta ........... ,....... O T2 .OOO First Row, left to right: E. Jankura, D. Salamon, K, Darak. Second Row: S, Freedman, M, Valenta, J. Wolff, R, Budka, S. Martin, D, Olter, A. Roth, A. O'Day, L, Gotsell, lvl. Vaughn, Mr. Dickenman, Third Row: D. Camara, J. Stearns, S Johnson, Ci, D'Amicis, J. Stawarky, N. McCarthy, J. Steiner, J. McKenzie, D Wagner, lvl l.aFrance, E Castellini, S, Brown. GIRLS' BASKETBALL The girls' basketball league in l945-46 proved to be the most active sport on the campus. Much of the keen interest in the sport was due to the untiring efforts of Coach Diclcenman who spurred the team on. Inter-mural teams were formed of dormitories and sororities, students, and games were played twice a week, The high scorer was Lucille Gotsell with 204 points, closely followed by Alice O'Day with l95 points. Teams Won Lost Opponents Score Harriet Hall ...,.,.,... ....,..... l O O We They Eldridge Hall ..,.,.,. .......... 6 4 R l. State College .......... .......,.,.. 2 3 42 Bryant Hall ....,............ ..... 5 6 Cornell Dubilier ......,.,. ..,......,... 2 6 l8 Sigma lota Beta .,.....,..... ,...,.,... 2 3 Grinnell ..............,..............,........ ..,.......... 3 8 28 Rockets ,.,.......,...,...,......,.,.... ,.,........ 4 8 R, l. State College ............... ...,,..,.,... l 4 25 Kappa Delta Kappa ............ ..,...,... 2 8 Alumni ................................,..,..............,....,..,.......... 32 40 Points for BryantHl33. Points for Opponents-l53. Won 2, Lost 3, Seventy-th ree YL xl 3' .... J l,,,..--' xq ,A 1- xx 1 1 JT ' aff f ' 9 f ' V Q ! 9' Q TG lx '-.21 F4 fi' 1 ,, 4, -Qi gg J X - nw!! ! . 5,1 5 0? :ff I Q ig i 1 .'a Rouse Q! 6 -'74 K NA H 1 XXXL, 211 A N ' ., A ff- if V A fr Lf Za - E X lf,uR f2niis:f ?5y AT 5Ry,qN-I- - 1 W INITIATION WEEK If x l 7 X ff f 7 X ' H Z 1 ? 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