Rhode Island College - Ricoled Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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' FZ31 :7T.': 1 1, x ff' Class Officers: Pres. E. Cooney, Trens. F. Malloy. Sec. D. Pre fzeahfmm Prcsiclevzl ...... . . .Joseph Blanco Vice-Presidw'1l. . . . . .Timothy Page Sew'etav'y. . . .... Dolores Pretze Tl'6ll5'7l7'Ci'. . . . .Frances Malloy First row: M. jackson, M. PeLe1'son, M. Maynard, M. W-elch, P. Dunphy, Second row: I. Blanco, L. Terwilliger, P. Wilclprel, B. Burke, E. Moffzu, Dc Puri, B. 'Cl'Ugh1lIl, M, Murphy, L. Reynolds, R. Payne. Page Seventy-fum'

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apdamafze '7fc'atafzg lu September ol' H353 one hundred and sixty eager Freshmen entered the portals ol R.I.C.E. for the first lllllll. After having become acquainted with their classmates the class elected the following ollicersz 1'rn.s1'cl1:11l ...... . . .Donald Clark Vice Pl'L'.Yi6lIHll. . . . . .Evelyn Farrell Sl'l.'lYfllll'y ..... . . .Irving X'VllllZl11lS Tl'l'll.Y'Ill'Cl' .....................,.. . . . . . .Lois Hayman Stilclwzl CUIHIITI Rffprr:.9c11.mtfries .................... Ben lfVinsor, Peter Morley, Everett Maxwell It was an election that lew Riceans will be able to forfet lor the collerre cam- , . , 5 C pzugn headquarters lor eager candidates whose slogans and posters covered the college walls. Among the outstanding achievements- of the Freshman year were the Stunt Night Program Slice ol' the New R.l.C.E. and the traditional Fresh- men dancers lor the May Day Celebration. During the lall ol' H154 the Class olf '57, in the midst of the Hurricane Season, returned to the College. The class ollicers lor the year were: Pl'C.S'l'Cll?7ll ............... ..,,.........,......... E velyn Farrell Vice Presirlcnl. . . . . .Douglas Pinto .S'1:crel1n'y ...... . .Irving VVillian1s TI'Cll.S'7l?'lfl' ,...............,,.. . . .Barbara Tomei Stnclenl CouncilRepr1:smimli11e.s' ................,, Louise Hassan, Arthur Bergeron, Ben YfVinsor, Natalie DiPonte Serial Crmirniltee C0-C1llIll'?Il!3H ...... Nancy Ogg, Everett Maxwell During the months ol' September, October, and November, the Class took an active .part in the Bond flssue Campaign. Together with other classes and faculty members, the Sophomores volunteered to pass out pamphlets, make posters and serve as sandwich men in order to promote the college cause. ln November the Class sponsored their first semi-formal, the Sophomore Hop. The dance was a tremendous success with three-quarters ol' the Sophomore Class in attendance. The theme for the dance was Blue Moon and the favors were paddles lfor the Class olf '57 to paddle on to new adventures and successes both socially and scholastically. In january the Class attempted to win first place in the Stunt Night Competition by presenting their version ol' This is Your Life. The Class ol' '57 has spirit lor originality and accomplishment. Through participation in extra curricular activities, the class hopes to obtain the title of Anchor Class. Page Seventy-three

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lfirzvl row: A. Kuzinski, A. McDermott, M. Kenny, E. Goselin, A. Goff. Swmnrl rmu: F. Mz1llny,j. I-lumplc. I. Mc:Xleer. Hope, G. Mnrlinelli, N. Ba1'llcLL, C. Casey, D. Scanlon, -1. Rzxymond. C. Cl13.l'Cll.C. first row: li. llcmzxrjian. li. Demarjinn. zfmlul row: -1. Sonrllcr, H. Rcccilclli, B. l':u'ncss. J, Dc Pzlri, J. Dubois, M, Esten, A. Ricciardi, G. Whipple. Page Seven ly-17116