Rhode Island College - Ricoled Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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Alice Hermiz adjusts the Pride of the Class of 1952. It was Anchor Day, 1952, and the Senior Class as the Anchor Class presented the pro- gram. The iron anchor, symbol of the Rhode Island College of Education, has been placed in a position of prominence upon the stage to honor the class which had best shown col- lege spirit by its participation in all-college events. Each member of the Senior Class, proudly wearing an anchor pin, reminisced as scenes from their sophomore, junior, and senior stunts appeared on the stage. It was a fitting climax to their years as loyal students of the Rhode Island College of Education that as seniors they had earned the title of the Anchor Class. clgbly-six ANCHOR DAY FEBRUARY, 1952 Edward P. Travers, President of the Class of l95l. presented thc Anchor to XY nltcr Little- hcld on Class Day, june. 1051.