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

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GRIST BOARD Peter Joseph Speckman John Baldoni Michael DiMaio William Dolan, Jr. Richard Colwell Madeline Marks David Espinoza TEN

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TO THE CLASS OF 1935: Y OU are graduating into a world from which the veil of insecurity has not yet been lifted. A new social and economic order is rapidly approaching to create new values for those swept away in the flood. There will be no reception committee at the Gateway of the Future to mitigate your first impressions of this generation of flux. You will have to cope with problems unknown to those who have preceded you. Laborers will be found a plenty but leaders will be few. Opportunities will be greater than ever before. You are leaving your Alma Mater having acquired friends, learning, and that indefinable thing R. I. S. C. spirit, also a sense of your responsibilities and obligations to society which will help you realize your hopes for the future. Have faith in yourself and your ideals. You alone can preserve them. I congratulate you on the success of your college career. May you always find or make the opportunity to do fine deeds. “Ave atque vale” W. GEORGE PARKS Class Adviser NINE

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GRIST BOARD Marry Teitz, Jr. Sports Editor Francis Hutchins, Jr. Managing Editor Joseph Prybyla Circulation Manager Ethel Johnston Photographic Editor Vincent Cannon Advertising Manager Clinton H. Greenberg Editor-in-Chief Francis Goff, Jr. Business M onager Mary Van Benschoten Co-Ed Editor Harold Soloveitzik Associate Managing Editor ELEVEN