Bryant University - Ledger Yearbook (Smithfield, RI)

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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

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,- -- 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.

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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.