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

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PUBLISHED BY THE CLASS OF 193 8 RHODE ISLAND STATE COLLEGE

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O NE more spring follows another winter, and one more spring brings with it commencement and another issue of The Grist. It is the earnest hope of the 1938 board that your book this year will become more than an illustrated catalog — will be kept as your personal history of the year just ended. For most of us, days crowded days, and events piled upon events, leaving behind a jumbled pot-pourri of worn programs, dog- eared snapshots, and hazy memories. We of the staff have attempted to sort over these relics and preserve in an orderly manner the memories of the events they served. Just as the events of the Rhode Island State College year linked together to form a connected drama, so also do these pages follow one upon the other, tied together by the same central theme. The setting is laid, the actors named, and the action depicted. Let us raise the curtain.