Bryant University - Ledger Yearbook (Smithfield, RI)

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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.

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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