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

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JOHN C. BOLGER Industrial Engineering Tau Kappa Epsilon 117 High S t. Wakefield, R. I. RICHARD E. BOOTH Insurance Sigma Alpha Epsilon 137 Sinclair Ave. Providence, R. I. PAUL J. BOUCHER Chemical Engineering Sigma Nu 45 Burnett St. Johnston, R. I. THOMAS O. BOULEY Business Education Commuter 21 Campbell St. West Warwick, R. I. BARBARA A. BOURBON English Eleanor Roosevelt Hall 57 Sumpter St. Providence, R. I. MARILYN J. BRADLEY Home Economics Beta Epsilon 199 Woodhaven Rd. Pawtucket, R. I. PETER G. BRADLEY Speech and Dramatic Arts Theta Chi 50 Welfare Ave. Cranston, R. I.

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Fireside chat CHARLOTTE M. BINGHAM Home Economics Sigma Delta Tau 175 Riverside Dr. Riverside, R. I. LOUIS BISC1 M ech a n ica I E ngi n ee ri ng Commuter 26 Brighton St. Providence. R. 1. JOAN ELLEN BLACKWOOD Sociology Chi Omega 503 Pontiac Ave. Cranston, R. I. ALFRED V. BOARO General Agriculture Commuter R.F.D. 2 Andover, Conn. 22 RICHARD P. BOCK Industrial Engineering Theta Chi 44 Woodruff Ave. Wakefield, R. I. BARBARA A. BOGACKI Home Economics Alpha Delta Pi 30 Manning Dr. Riverside, R. I. BRENDA J. BOLEYN Biology Eleanor Roosevelt Hall 2 Essex St. Lexington, Mass.

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THOMAS F. BRADY Pharmacy Kappa Psi 878 Newport Ave. Pawtucket, R. I. MARY LOU BRASHEARS Home Economics Sigma Kappa 71 Brook St. Garden City, N. Y. RUSSELL S. BRAY Engi neeri ng Mathem a t ics Commuter Mulberry Rd. Bristol, R. I. EDWARD J. BRAZIL General Agriculture Commuter North Road Jamestown, R. I. New treat at the Student Union — “Ramburger” introduced. However, you had to be quick and eat it before “Sadler” arrived. Bond issue of 55 , 000,000 very much in the news — Referendum rallies — “Re- member November” — We were all urged to help persuade the citizens of the state to vote “yes.” We elected Skip Finizio prexy of the class — Carol Cole, veep— Nancy Gordon as secretary — Charlie Randall, social chairman and Kenneth Perlow, treasurer. Our first Aggie Bawl and we were very proud as Pat Martineau, a member of our class was crowned queen of this dance. Sorority bids came out on October 20 th and we were very happy and excited to march around campus with our brand new sorority blazers and pledge pins prom- inently displayed. IFC was the sponsor of the first Bachelor’s Ball — Pete Kohlsatt became Rhody’s first “Most Eligible Bachelor.” Many sighs of relief as our Referendum was approved. Mayoralty Campaign was staged, but quickly shot down as it was pretty uncon- trolled. Golden Budda, Alley Kahn, Humphrey, Elegante (a lady mayor? ? ?), Mighty Moe Young — This campaign proved to be the END for the Mayor of Kingston. GERALD M. BRENNER IRA S. BROADMAN General Teacher Education Electrical Engineering Alpha Epsilon Pi Alpha Epsilon Pi 718 Harris Ave. 234 Pavilion Ave. Woonsocket, R. I. Warwick, R. I. RONALD L. BROCHU Chemical Engineering Phi Kappa Theta Green Kenyon Dr. Narragansett, R. I.