Rhode Island College - Ricoled Yearbook (Providence, RI)

Page 11 text:

THE STAFF ATI-IERED together on these pages as they have often gathered together in the inner sanctum of the RICIOI,ED oflice are members of that necessary publications' evil, the Editorial Stall. Driven by a desire to excell the excellent, the Staff has worked long and faithfully to create a book worthy to take its place among its noted predeces- sors, the twelve previous issues of 1'lICOI.ED. l'Vhat success this thirteenth issue may meet can be attributed not only to those pictured here, but to the many people who so cheerfully gave of their time, tal- ent, and cooperation that they have come to be considered as part of the unoflicial staff. Mr. Pkolflassok littotcxli 'l'U'l rl.i-1 Miss ALICE 'l'nolu't Fmanrinl Arlvisvr Editorial A1l11is1'r

Page 10 text:

046 Educcliio-n Rhdehhmd Senior Class CONTENTS ORGANIZATION AmIINIs'I'RA'I'1oN FACIII.'I'Y TI-Ili SIQNIORS H QJFFICERS CLASS VVILI, CLASS BIOIIIIAPIIY UNDERCLASSES ACTIVITIES 1942 1943 1944 ORGANIZATIONS PIIIII.IcA'I'IoNs DIs'I'INc'I'IoNs

Page 12 text:

5, J CAI Anko Sf-'C1t.'llU'y John G. Read, and William Mc- Kenna, '42, have earned their places on this unofhcial staff for their many Hne photographs. For their aid to the Business Manager, the names of Carolyn Cohen, '41 and Barbara Blotcher, '41, belong here. Mention must be made of the creative editorial assistance of Rita Carey, '41, Elena Calabro, '42, and Eliza- beth Ormsby. Members of the official and unolhcial staffs have strivcn to make RICOLED, 1941 a typical picture of the College, that some time in the future when these pages are read again, the stu- dents may truthfully say, This is the R. I. C. E. that I have known and loved. M. MuNsoN Editor M. LITCIIFIICLD Associate Editm A. BLANK5'l'l'flN Business C. CoNw,n' M. lnvmn Q ,U Photography Art It amns