Bryant University - Ledger Yearbook (Smithfield, RI)

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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

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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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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,