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

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Class of 1901 A. A. DENJCO, President. Vice-President. A. B. SHERMAN, Secretary. H. D. SMITH, Treasurer. N. A. Briggs C. S. Burgess L. B. K. Cearner Members E. E. DayveEv ' A. A. Denico R. H. James E. A. Sherman A. B. Sherman H. D. Smith R. H. Steere

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THE CLASSES

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1901 Conors — Crimson ancl White. Dear readers of this book, as we, the last representatives of the colonial days of the college, come before you to relate briefly our final struggles, we hope vou will not be amazed if some surprising things are told of such a dignified class. That we are as dignified as previous classes there is no doubt ; but as we have always been so the fact is not so noticeable. Seldom in the history of mankind has H2 O been the means of severing the golden ties of friendship, but this great health restorer is responsible tor the parting of two of our worthy classmates who have always shown unbounded love for each other. That one of these Wilby with us com- mencement is due wholly to the charming influence of Miss Dolly, whose faculty for brightening the soul is not excelled. The offence of the other was Con (g) don (ed) . but the fact remains that he did not treat one of his friends White. Denico has practiced for the track with a zeal which can only be re- warded by success. He rode a distance of five miles and back at least