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

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• FRANK l. CHERMS, JR., Phi Gamma Delta, Agriculture, 1S2 Jefferson St., Lake- wood, R. I. • DOROTHY J. CLARK, Chi Omega, Home Economics Teacher Training, 28 Rushton Dr., Edgewood, R. I. • CHARLES L. COGGESHALL, JR., Commuter, Marketing and Advertising, 115 Kingstown Rd., Narragansett, R. I. disappointment . . . college was a little more than ivy covered dorms . . . remember Freak Day and some of them were . . . Paddy Mur- phy was buried in windy March, suddenly it was Spring . . . frat rushing . . . potato chips . . . chicken salad and speeches . . . the first big House dances . . . the Seaweed Shuffle and the Ranch Dance . . . the warm Satur- « GEORGE D. COLWELL, Lambda Chi Alpha, Marketing and Advertising, 39 Highland St., Worcester, Mass. • AL- FRED G. COMOLLI, Commuter, Chemical Engineering, 12S Tower St., Westerly, R. I. • JOSEPH C. COMSTOCK, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Horticulture, 130 Alfred Drowne Rd., W. Barrington, R. I. • THOMAS R. CONROY, Rho lota Kappa, Physical Educa- tion, 74 Beaufort St., Providence, R. I. • CORINNE G. CONTILLO, Eleanor Roosevelt Hall, English, 51 Dean Ave., Graniteville, R. I. 21

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• JOHN J. CARROLL, Sigma Chi, General Teacher Training, 109 Rounds Ave., Provi- dence, R. I. o LUCILLE A. CASHMAN, Della Zeta, Secretarial Studies, 619 Park Ave., Portsmouth, R. I. • ANTHONY CATUOGNO, Beta Psi Alpha, Chemical Engin- eering, 204 Messer St., Providence, R. I. • MILTON H. CHAMBERLAIN, Lambda Chi Alpha, General Business, East Sad- dle River Rd., Saddle River, N. J. • ROBERT J. CHAMBERLAIN, Com- muter, General Business Administra- tion, 107 Holland Ave., Riverside, R. I. Mad Lips Mike and cheered Mayor Pin- heiro . . . this was the greatest of them all . . . Blackie made the headlines by winning the IC4A ' s and we heard the coke bottles bouncing from the roofs of our huts . . . we thought the Rhody Blue was doing all right . . . then came finals! . . . the first lap was over and for some it was a surprise, for others. • BARBARA J. CHAMPLIN, East Hall, Bacteriology, Forest Ave., R.F.D., Newport, R. I. • ELIZABETH M. CHAMPLIN, Aloha Delta Pi, Child Development, Box 154, Ashaway, R. I. • PAUL R. CHEEVER, Commuter, Physics, 94 West S»., E. Greenwich, R. I. 20

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• WILLIAM E. CONWAY, Commuter, Civ il Engineering, 171 Potters Ave., Providence, R. I. • SUSANNE K. COOGAN, Alpha Xi Delta, Foods and Nutrition, 10 Mumford Ave., Newport, R. I. • D ' ARCY R. COOK, Bressler Hall, Electrical Engineering, 21 Payton St., Providence, R. I. days at the Pier . , . empty beer cans strewn along the beach . . . hot dogs from Moy Lee ' s . . . we spoke of G ' s now and Down the Line was no longer a saying but a necessity . . . we had arrived . . . we knew our way around . . . Ford came out with its new car and it seemed all the exams were swiped that year except the ones we were taking . . . with • ROY J. CORR, Rho lota Kappa, Accounting, 210 Spring St., E. Greenwich, R. I. • HAROLD R. CORY, Sigma Pi, Poultry Husbandry, Stafford Rd„ Tiverton, R. I. • DONALD J. COTTER, Phi Mu Delta, Agriculture, 19 Hollywood Ave., Norwood, R. I. • HENRY J. COOK, JR., Phi Gamma Delta, Animal Husbandry, 171 Lincoln Ave., Lincoln Park, R. I. • JAMES P. COOPER, Sigma Chi, English, Greenend Ave., Middletown, R. I. 22