Bryant University - Ledger Yearbook (Smithfield, RI)

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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.

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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

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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