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

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The GRISTETTE FRANCES ANN STICKLEY 12 Orchard Avenue. Wakefield, R. I. AZ Copy Editor of GRISTETTE; Glee Club ; Gheer leader ; Beacon; Judicial Board; Newman Club; Junior Council- or; Scroll; Delta Zeta, president; Class basketball, hock- ey ; House basketball, volleyball FLORENCE STERNBACH 81 Gay Street, Providence, R. I. Managing Editor of GRISTETTE; Portia, publicity, manager; Beacon, circulation manager; Nu Alpha, librar- ian, secretary, vice president, treasurer; Student Senate; Brandeis Club, vice president; Phi Mu Delta Housing Unit, House treasurer; Tennis team; Junior Councilor. GRACE NATALIE STOVER 32 L xiyc Street, Milton, Mass. AZ Circulation Editor of GRISTETTE ; Ptii Delta; W.S.G.A., secretary-treasurer; Judicial Board; Council; Socius Club; Delta Zeta. parliamentarian ; Class hockey, tennis; House volleyball, basketball. -4 IS

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The GRI3TETTE JEAN LOUISE SALTER 84 Anthony Street. East Provieduce, R, I. 2K I.R.C., treasurer, president; Judicial Board; W.S.G.A. Council ; Sigma Kappa, treasurer, vice president, presi- dent; Junior Councilor; Sports: Class speedbalJ, basket- ball and hockey; House volleyball, basketball, softball; Archery manager. FLORENCE BARBARA SARAVO 90S Smith Street, Providence, R. I. W.A.A,, representative, social chairman; Portia Club: Phi Mu Delta Housing Unit, secretary; basketball team; volleyball; hockey; swimming; baseball; speed ball- ELEANOR RUTH SAN DSL A 110 BriardLff Road, Warwick Neck, R. I. Editor-in-chief of GRISTETTE; Beacon, office man- ager; Portia, secretary- treasurer ; Socius Club, secretary; Judicial Board; Residence Committee, secretary; Glee Club, Delta Zeta, rush chairman; Class hockey; Class speedball ; House volleyball; Sachems. 17

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Class Prophecy This is the prophecy of the class of 1946, a group of twenty-eight girls and four lucky boys. When it comes to telling the futures of these illustrious people, frankly, it ' s spec- tacular, Wait and see! In fact, let ' s take a peek now. What ' s this? Something new has been added at Boys ' Town, Seems like the wom- en have taken over here as well. But we can bet you the boys don ' t mind our little Thelma teaching them their nursery rhymes. And when it comes to football. Knute Rockne could have used some of her philosophy on “how to handle those brats.” Keaney ' s basketball team? We just don ' t hear about that any more. It ' s the rip-roaring “Thelmerettes of Boys ' Town now, P. S. Eight of them are her own. Do your corns ache? Let ' s stop for a cup of coffee at the latest cafeteria on Fifty-second Street — one of those glass affairs, where you can see through every- thing, and if you glance through the swinging doors, you ' ll see Marguerite IIoll at the head of the dietitians and don ' t try any short-changing, she ' ll see through that. And while we are about it, Helen Al- drich has begun research work at General Foods and is leaving for the coast to in- vestigate the new substitute for sugar. You don ' t go into a confectionery any more and ask for “Fanny Farmers ' it ' s “Hel- en ' s Sweeties these days. Helen, inciden- tally has a staff of samplers for whom she samples first. Some Sunday afternoon when you take your weekly drive along the countryside, don t be surprised if you pass Haslam ' s Rabbit Farm, In fact, Nancy will be sur- prised if you don ' t stop. She ' ll tel! you ah you want to know ' bout the iddle bun- nie rabbits. Nancy hasn ' t tripped up in years. Her latest trick is getting those rabbits through the hoop. Well, folks, a short lull at the Brown Derby down Hollywood way. Let ' s take a peek — there might be something inter- esting. There ' s the bartender, let ' s ask him if he knows anything besides how to mix a “Marble Special and this had nothing io do with his chemical degree — or did it? Gene ' s the only bartender in the world with secret formulas all his own. Just be- fore he left Rhode Island State College, he mixed his first “secret to success in k anger Hall Isn ' t the new chemistry building at State lovely? Say, what ' s going on in that corner? Women screaming— look at all those beau- tiful girls. They ' re tearing someone apart. Why it ' s Brucy boy! Bruce Fog we. I the latest in the cinema — his latest part was “Washington Crossing the Delaware in a Jeep. Only Bruce could do it. By the way, we hate to say it, but we have a lit- tle gossip about the wonder boy. His sev- enth wife who married the Admiral is suing his first as the third party so that Bruce can divorce his eighth to remarry his second, (See ya later. Brume.) But let ' s leave the Derby, if we can tear ourselves away, to join the group at the - 21 jjj —