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

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could not be surpassed ; the dedication of the new reception room for the young men and the reception and dance tendered to the faculty and students by the Poultry Class. In addition several musicales and informal hops have been given and all have been most pleasant and have contributed to the healthy spirit of the college. The athletic life of the college suffered an almost total eclipse in the fall, but a decided brace has been taken, and now, under the guidance of our coaches and the advisory committee, on athletics, we feel very hopeful for the future. The young women of the institution have entered heartily into the spirit of the times and have played basket ball with great zest. The attendance at the college has been about the same as in former years, with indications next year of a larger number depending upon the bill now before the legislature for an appropriation to pay for student labor. To sum up, the year has been one of great success and advance- ment, and all look forward to a bright and prosperous future for the

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Class of 1903. Colors — Purple and White. RAYMOND W. KENT, President. ERNEST A. TEFFT, Vice-President. CHARLES E. WHITMORE, Secretary. WARREN GODDARD, Treasurer. HONORARY MEMBER. Mrs. T. M. Focke. MEMBERS. Kate Grace Barber Raymond Warren Kent Warren Goddard, Jr. Mary Louise Quinn Edith Cecilia Keefer Ernest Allen Tefft Charles Ely Whitmore