Rhode Island College - Ricoled Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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cmdafz 66444 Qfdalafzg, lt was a large freshman class that entered R.I.C.E. that September day in 1952, with the usual look ol' bewilderment on their laces. A week later these same looks were replaced by the harassed smiles of hazed freshmen as our sister junior class undertook her new duties with a vengeance. Of course it was not long before each of us felt we were truly a part ol our new college life. We redeemed our defeat in our hrst stunt attempt by capturing second place in the last ol the annual song contests. The rest of our freshman year passed rather uneventlully. It was not until our Sophomore year that our class began to shine. The oscar winning stalag 1'7 ol Hollywood U.S.A. was followed up fhy the Anchor point winning Lagstag 71 -R.I.C.E.-U.S.A. Soft lights, park benches and llowers transformed our school auditorium into a lovely setting Ifor our Sopli I-lop-a memorable highlight in the life of each sopho- more. We now lfound ourselves in two new positions ol? importance-one being our capacity ol sister class to the new bewildered lresluneng the other being the departure ol half olf our class to I-Ienry Barnard and to the other side of the desk. Christmas, 1954, lound us again in the throes of stunt night prepara- tions, and in middle ,january 55 we finally succeeded in attaining the long awaited goal ol' first place in Stunt Night with our ballet operatic presentation ol Little Green Riding Hood. ln February half ol our class said goodbye to college days for awhile, as they lelft for schools throughout the state. April 29th brought dancing shoes, llulfy gowns, flowers, programs. Gaiety reigned at the close olf our junior year, but we look forward with seriousness, to our last year at the college. Page S zotty seven