University of Rhode Island - Renaissance / Grist Yearbook (Kingston, RI)

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tditor-in- ' Ckief L. G. K. CLARNER.Jr. Assistant tditera A. B. SHERMAN, E. A. SHERMAN, E. E. DAWEEY. iftuainess Manager A. A. DENICO.

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ob Sn Recognition OF THE HIGH ESTEEM IN WHICH SHE IS HELD BY THE CLASS, AND OF HER KINDLY HELP AND INTEREST, WE MOST RESPECTFULLY DEDICATE THIS VOLUME TO OUR HONORARY MEMBER, 77fiss Rockwell. -a -3 CO

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“li Sntroduction f llE Grist Board, after many months of trial and hardship, issues the fourth volume of the college annual, and it is hoped that it will be worthy of a place beside the publications of former years. Upon looking at the diminutive size of the class roll at the beginning of the year, it seemed doubtful whether we should be able to undertake such an affair. But the class, determined not to be outdone by their predecessors, de- cided that they would issue a publication at any cost, and thus uphold the honor of ’ox. Accordingly, they elected us to prepare the book, and here we stand ready to bear the inevitable criticism and sar- castic remarks of our merciless readers. Well have we in mind the displeasure we shall cause some childish student, or, perhaps, some sensitive member of our honored faculty. But, nevertheless, we have spared neither time nor pains to make this book interesting; our plan being to amuse rather than to abuse. So, if in the following pages you should see your name mixed up with 4