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

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Contents! Page Foreword 1 Grist Staff 4 Governor’s Message 7 President’s Message 8 Advisor’s Message 9 Dedication 6 Board of Trustees and Executive Council io Halls of Ivy n Seniors 23 Senior Class Officers 24 Residences 109 Activities 141 Honoraries 142 Student Governing Bodies 152 Clubs and Activities 157 Religious Organizations 174 Literary Organizations 179 Professional Organizations 185 Events 197 Men’s Sports 217 Women’s Sports 238 Acknowledgements 244 Advertisements 245

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NUTMEC JOHN B. LONG Editor-in-Chief 1957 (grist Clritorial Staff Managing Editors Features Editor Photography Editors Activities Editors Men’s Sports Editor Women’s Sports Editor Senior Pictures Editors Men’s Residence Editor Women’s Residence Editors Art Editors Copy Editor Circulation Editors Thomas Wright Charles Hirsch Mercedes Goashgarian John Renfrew John Duffek Maryan Grills Barbara Barsamian Gordon Hall Rosanne Cohen Elizabeth James Frances Petrarca Fred Katzenstein Janice Marcille Audrey Bennett Hartley Morey William Gould Stephanie Adams Elsa Sargent Richard Yeaw iSustneste taff Advertising Editor Edward O’Brien Business Managers Mary Lord Edwin Samalin Secretary to Editor Margaret Short

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The beloved master of basketball has retired. Gone are the teams of old, coached by the greatest of them all, but the memories linger on. A great gymnasium named in his honor stands as an ever-lasting tribute to a man who always will remain in the minds and hearts of every person he has come to know. We dedicate the 1957 GRIST in his honor; to a man who was a coach, teacher, scholar, scientist, father and friend to thousands; to a man who led his players into more athletic contests in every major sport than any one-man coaching staff in history; to a man called many affectionate names such as Menty,” Old Man,” Mr. Chips,” Mr. Basketball,” F.W.” or just simply and reverently, Coach;” to a man who can recall colorful and romantic escapades down the paths of memory; to a man that changed sports’ ways and made All-Americans out of average athletes; to Coach Frank William Keaney we dedicate this yearbook — to a truly great person — a Builder of Men.” 6