BULLETIN BRYANT UOLLEGE ----OF----

JULY 1954 ALU M N I ISSUE

DR. HAROLD C. CASE, COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER

DR. HAROLD C. CASE, President of Boston University, will be the Commence­ment Speaker on August 6. His topic is "U seful Citizenship and Personal Satis­faction."

Dr. Jacobs to Confer Honorary Degrees At Commencement

Six distinguished men and women will receive the highest honors that Bryant can bestow. They are the Honorable Sherman Adams, the Assistant t o Presi­dent Eisenhower; Dr. Harold C. Case, President of Boston University; Rev. Cornelius B. Collins, Chairman of the Rhode Island Board of Education; Miss Inez Gl~aham, Headmistress of The Gra­ham-Eckes School, Palm Beach, Florida; Dr. Clement Kennedy, President of the New Ocean House, Swampscott, Massa­chusetts; Mr. John H. McMahon, Chair­man of the Board of Berkshire Fine Spinning Associates, Inc.

Class Day Exercises will begin at 10:00 a.m. on Thursday, August 5, on the Campus Green. The Class Day address will be given by Dr. Jacobs. Class Day speaker will be the Reverend }{alph L. Hirtle, Pastor of the Central Congrega­tional Church, Providence. His topic is "Conservation of Values." Student Class Day speakers are Robert A. Paul of Haverhill, Mass., and Vivian Langlois of New Bedford, 'Mass. Dr. Jacobs will announce award winners.

Traditional Commencement ceremonies will begin with the Academic Procession at 10 :00 a.m. on Friday morning. Dr. Jacobs will deliver the "Address to Graduates" and confer degrees on the more than 300 graduates. The Com­mencement Ball will be held at the Sheraton-Biltmore Friday evening.

ALUMNI HONORED A unique feature of this year's HOME­

COMING was the presentation by Presi­dent Jacobs of citations to alumni for special achievements. Designed for fram­ing, the document reads as follows: "The Trustees and President of Bryant Col­lege present this ALUMNI AWARD to ............................................................ Y our distinguished business leadership and service to the community is a shining example to Bry­ant students, and brings honor to ulu' College. We hereby congratulate you and add our acclaim to the public recog­nition which you have received. Signed, President."

Of those alumni receiving awards the three following recently qualified as Cer­tified Public Accountants in R. I.: Ralph J. Northrup '40, (Evening School), Al­bert O. Putnam '49, Edward S. Nowak '48. Ray H. Hawksley '29, General Treas­urer for the State of R. I., was also given a citation.

Alumnae receiving awards include Margaret Sullivan '31, and Lois Wart­man '45, both of whom won CPS's (Certi­fied Public Secretary) after passing a 12 hour examination sponsored by the National Secretaries Association. Proof that these are paragons of the office world is found in the fact that there are only 4 CPS's in R. I. An award was given to Mrs. Margaret Nixon Salesses who was honored as a graduate of the class of 1889-the earliest class repre­sented. Other alumnae receiving awards were Miss Catherine C. Hanley '34, Presi­dent of the Women's Advertising Club of Providence, and Miss Ellen C. 'Mul­grew '13, Bryant's first Teacher-Training graduate now Dean of Girls at Central Falls High School, R. I.

RECORD HOMECOMING ATTENDANCE

As Alumni Secretary I want to thank the many alumni who came to our May HOMECOMING. Everyone reports that it was a tremendous success with at­tendance and interest higher than ever before in the history of the College. Highlights were the President's Recep­tion and the evening Banquet. Dean Francis Keppel of Harvard's Graduate School of Education, gave a splendid talk stating that over the next 15 years there would be a phenomenal increase in col­lege enrollment since it is expected that over this period the number of graduates from secondary schools in the United States will be doubled. He emphasized the growing importance of organized alumni participation in helping colleges fulfill their responsibilities, and stated that our common ground is the preserva­tion and strengthening for future gen­erations of our priceless heritage of free American education. Sensation of the evening was the FACULTY FOLLIES which received an uproarious welcome for a most entertaining performance. The banquet was attended by 540 with an additional 400 attending the Presi­dent's Reception and the dance.

Below: Alumni Homecoming Banquet in Ballroom of Sheraton-Biltmore Hotel, Providence.

PRESIDENT HENRY L. JACOBS re­ceived two honorary degrees during June. The Rhode Island College of Pharmacy awarded him the degree of Doctor of Science, and the Portia Law School and Calvin Coolidge College in Boston gave him a Doctor of Letters.

Commencement Reception and Luncheon Aug. 6

An informal Reception and Luncheon for the recipients of honorary degrees will be held at the Sheraton-Biltmore Hotel. Distinguished guests will include Governor Dennis J. Roberts of R. I. and other state dignitaries. The Reception will be in the Ballroom from 12 to 1 and the luncheon will be in the Garden Restaurant from 1 to 2.

Alumni Council Meets The Alumni Council met in Providence

at the University Club on June 11. It was decided that the Rhode Island alum­ni groups be organized in nine geo­graphical districts and a map was marked indicating the districts desired. From each of these areas two or three repre­sentatives are to be chosen forming an Executive Committee which will then meet in Providence with the existing pro tern committee for the election of officers.

Sigma Lambda Pi Past Brothers of S.L.P. fraternity are

asked to contact Jack Wilkes, 100 Lorimer A venue, Providence, R. I. Several alumni affairs have been held this year and a smoker under the Chairmanship of Leonard Levin '50, is planned for the early fall.

R. I. Alumni Directory President Henry L. Jacobs has author­

ized the multilithing of a Directory of Bryant Alumni in Rhode Island. This should be ready for distribution early in September. About 60% of the alumni returned the forms requesting their pres­ent occupations for Directory purposes. When known the occupations will be in­cluded otherwise the name and address only will be listed as shown on the addressograph plates. Listing is al­phabetical by towns. Our aim is to eventually have a complete directory by states.

Late News ANTHONY E. MAURO '25 has been

appointed Chief Examiner of the Corpo­ration Business Tax Section of the State Division of Taxation. Having a degree in accounting and business administra­tion, Mr. Mauro is a member of the Provi­dence Chapter, National Association of Cost Accountants and has served as a Director of the Chapter. Mr. and Mrs. Mauro live at 214 Garden City Drive, Cranston, R. I.

DAVID P. ETZEL '40, C.P.A.-for the past 8 years Agent and Technical Ad­visor with the Appellate Division of the Internal Revenue Service-has joined the firm of Bailey, Moore and Glazer, Certi­fied Public Accountants, 152 Temple Street, New Haven, Conn.

Dave graduated with a B. S. degree in Accounting and Finance, Summa Cum Laude, and was an instructor in Ac­counting at Bryant. He left the staff of a national accountiIlg firm to serve two years in the European Theatre of Opera­tions of World War II as Captain in the Troop Carrier Command, First Allied Airborne Army. Resident in Pawson Park, Branford, Conn., with his wife, the former Eve Kohler, Dave has four children: David, Jr., Bonnie, Jane, and Michael.

HELEN GIFTOS '50 of 158 Linden St., Pittsfield, Mass., was selected as a member of the Department of Defense delegation to the Geneva Conference. Helen was a dean's list student and has been in Washington with the Dept. of Defense for a year and a half. She was the only secretary in the department to be tapped for this important trip.

RICHARD LITTLEFIELD, Pawtucket, R. 1. was awarded an 'M.B.A. (Master of Business Administration) degree from the Harvard Graduate School of Busi­ness. Dick graduated from Bryant in 1950 with a B.S. in accounting.

ARTHUR N. BUTEAU '51 of 31 Thornley Street, Pawtucket, R. 1. left by plane for Liberia, French West Africa on June 10. He will teach commercial sub­jects at the Harbel Plantation School near Monrovia on the Firestone 80,000 acre rubber plantation employing 25,000. "Art" has signed a two-year contract saying "I accepted the offer principally for the education and experience."

N ews-N ear and Far 1889-Benjamin Brayman died recent­

ly in his 90th year; 1895-Margaret Quirk passed away on Jan. 13; '16-Mil­dred (Reisman) Wellwood has three grandchildren; '27-Norbert Crothers has been appointed Manager of Swift and Co.'s sales unit, New Bedford Mass; '29 -John Jackson is Assistant Auditor In­dustrial Nat Bank of Prov; Irving Wil­bur, 44, died recently; '3O-Mary (Fitz­gerald) Nolin died on Jan 23; '31-Miles Gannon is attending the Army Language School, Calif; '33-Frank O'Connell re­cently retired from public office in Digh­ton Mass; '35 - Royal and Marjorie (Bradshaw) Hayes Falls Church Va have 2 daughters; '38-Marian Wanelik wed Frank Szymkowicz on Nov 12 1949. Dorothea (Macomb) Hall '45 was a bridesmaid. James Mc,Cabe was an usher at the military wedding. The Szymko­wicz's have 3 children; '40-Stella (La­nika) Murkley has been in N C for al­most 2 years as her husband John is sta­tioned at Camp Lejeune with the Ma­rine Corps; '41-Theron "Ted" S. Johnson employs 24 people in his own restaurant at 989 Victoria St. New Bedford, Mass.; '45-Alberta Nelson is a Teller at ;",.the Rockland Trust Co Hull 'Mass branch; '47-Mary Correa Fall River Mass is an American Red Cross Gray Lady at the US Army Hospital in Haramachida; Japan. Mary is a civilian employee at Hqrs, Armed Forces, Far East; William Walsh Pawt RI has been promoted to staff sgt in the Air Force; '49-Fred Rob­bins is Business Manager of the Mon­rovia Daily News in Calif; Francis Gau­thier is a representative in Warwick RI for Mail-Me-Monday, the world's largest bookkeeping organization; Mr and Mrs Adolph Sidoruk and Stephen, 10 yrs, live in Manchester, Conn. Adolph is with the fountain sales div of Coca-Cola and has Hartford Conn route; Paul Mercer oper­ates his own auto (Packard) agency in Nashua NH. Paul and Elizabeth Wilkin­son have 2 daughters; Lewis Kronick is part owner of the Park Square Cut Rate Inc. variety store in Pittsfield Mass; Leo Mickalowski and his wife Margaret live in Norwalk Conn where Leo is employed by Bortolot, Ludwig & Co. They have 2 sons; Mark Salitan was admitted to the NY bar as Atty-at-Iaw Nov 30, 1953. Mark is stationed with the Army in In­diana ~ as legal advisor in the Finance Center; '50-Elmer Helin Meriden Conn was recently named Chief of Warden Ser­vice in the civil defense org; Charles Spielman has been appointed Ass't Adv Mgr of the American Sisalkraft Corp in Attleboro Mass; John Griffin Jr Valley Falls RI passed away on March 19; Gladys Turner is training in Wyoming to be a United Air Lines Stewardess;

The MISSES WANDA A. RZEWSKI, 680 High st., Holyoke Mass., and JOANNE P. BURKE, 106 Fern St., New Bedford (all '48) recently returned from a week's vacation in Bermuda. They went there via the Queen of Bermuda and returned by Pan American plane.

ALEXANDER DE MARCO '52 re­ceived the degree of MS in Labor Rela­tions from New York University. Alex entered NYU in Feb. '53 having majored in Management at Bryant.

Hugo Puglisi W. Haven Conn was ap­pointed Business Mgr at Quinnipiac Col­lege. Hugo has 3 children; Daniel Leon Wilson Conn has become associated with the Wm. Raphael Agency in Hartford and will be engaged in the gen ins busi­ness of the Aetna Casualty and Surety Co; Bruce Collins has been appointed a field exec for the Boy Scouts of America at the council hqrs in Salem Mass; Ken W. Malcolm Delmar NY is now District Mgr for The Ray-O-Vac Co.; Sgt Harry Cowen is in Korea and wants to hear from classmates. Address him US 2283-4279 502 Mis Bn APO 301 c/ o P.M. San Francisco Calif; '51-Pvt Herbert Rus­sell would like to hear from his friends. His address: US 51257274 In­structor Co. C-TSESS Camp Gordon Ga; Cpl Roger Bowlby is with the Army in Berlin, Germany and plays baseball with the regimental team; Dennis Genest Pawt RI is in the Air Force in Japan; Humberto Borges left in June on a Navy world cruise-U.S.S. Benham; Robert Laporte Manchester NH has been ap­pointed Associate Special Agent in Bonds at the American Fidelity Co's Phil a office; Richard Dyer Augusta 'Me is Office Mgr of the Sales Tax Div, State 'Bureau of Taxation (Me), and is active in the Au­gusta Players; Rene Bouchard is doing public information work at the Otis Air Force Base after 11 months in Korea with the Armed Forces Radio Service; '52-Cpl Angelo Sanquedolce Westerly RI recently received a Commendation Ribbon citing his meritorious service as file clerk in the zone quartermaster sec­tion; John Pickering is private secretary to an Army Colonel at Camp Lejeune, NC. John would like to hear from his classmates. Address: Pfc. John S. Picker­ing US 51241429 Joint Landing Force Board Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune NC; 2d Lt. Charles Martin Cranston RI received his jet pilot wings and commis­sion-Aviation Cadet Class 54-B-in graduation ceremonies at Foster Air Force Base, Texas; John Donoghue Holy­oke Mass won the silver wings of an Air Force pilot with a reserve second It. com­mission at Webb Air Force Base, Texas; Ronald Weeks Bowdoinham, Me received his basic training at Sampson, NY, and was shipped to Biloxi, Miss., to study electronics for 6 months. Ronald is now chief acc 't in the Curlew, Washington Radar Tower-.: .Tames Healy Willimantic Conn has returned to the US after serv­ing in Korea with the 226th Ordnance; Philip Greenblatt is now in the Army. He was formerly with the Torrington Candy & Tobacco Co; Ralph Barry Taun­ton Mass left for Bombay, India, last July. Barry is an acc't with the Calif Texas Oil Co in NYC-he will spend 18 months working in "Caltex" offices in India, Africa and Arabia; '53-Raymond La Brecque, Fred Kenney, Lloyd Kaplan, Everett Johnson, Richard Parker, Maier Levine, and William Searles are in the Army; Camille Chaisson Athol Mass is Ass 't Pur. Agent for the Harder Re­frigeration Co Cobleskill, NY; Donald Lamoureux Easthampton Mass is an As­sociate in the Lamoureux Ins Agency; Lloyd Gracey started work at the Main Boeing Plant in Colorado as a tool engi­neer. In a card to Dr. Hammond, Lloyd said "You were quite correct about the friendly attitude of the people and the beautiful scenery here. I have never been treated so well on a job before"; 154-Ernest Burkhardt is with Richard El­liott's Sons Ins Agency in Conn.

N. Y. Alumni Organize Under the leadership of J. Paul Lanier

'52 all alumni living in N. Y. State are being canvassed relative to the forma­tion of alumni clubs-suggestions for types of meetings are included in the questionnaire.

Sororities Commended Dr. Jacobs expressed his deep appre­

ciation to the following sororities for g ifts to the newly decorated Girls' Lounge in South Hall: Sigma Iota Beta, Phi Upsilon, Sigma Iota Chi, Kappa l;>elta Kappa and Sigma Lambda Theta.

Let's Have a Bryant Club Alumni members who wish to start a

Br yan t Club may obtain on request a copy of the little bulletin "Let's Have a Bryant Club," recently compiled by your Alumni .secretary. The booklet gives suggestions on how to choose officers, committees, decide on a purpose for meetings, types of meetings, program ideas, etc. A proposed Constituti on is also included. Following Alumni Coun­cil approval the Alumni Office will be very glad to help you organize a meeting and will furnish you with a list of all alumni in your area as well as duplicate and mail any notices you desire to send out. Mr. Drew-Bear will be glad to be present at your initial meeting and is available for advice on speakers, etc.

Bryant Instructor Married Mr. Natale Candelmo, Bryant Instruc­

tor in shorthand and typing, married the former Miss Claire Joyal on July 1 at Saint John's Church in Warwick. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Joyal of West Warwick, R. I.

"Gregg Hall Girls" Wanted Mrs. Erwin Yessin (Selma Rubin) '47

requests that the "Gregg Hall Girls" of 1945-47 write her at 11721 La Maida St., N. Hollywood, Calif. In accordance with an agreement made in 1945 she is Sec­retary in charge of arrangements for a 1955 reunion and wants to fulfill her responsibilities.

Secretarial Science Class of 1934 Holds Its 20th Reunion at May 22

Homecoming First row, left to right: Catherine C.

Hanley (,34 Class Agent), Rose (Gentile) DeLuca, Anna (Sisson) Kidwell, Eliza­beth (Larkin) Bird, Mary (Harrington) Gardella, Antonette (Montecalvo) Mahon, Mary Manning. Second row: Mary (Ben­nett) Munson, Henry Lee, Genevieve (Kowalski) Naughton, Margaret (De­rosier) Ogden, Louise (Allen) Pierce, Edith (Cornell) Reid.

Visiting Washington, D. C.? Miss Pelagia C. Socha '35 writes from

Washington, D. C., that she has worked in the State and Federal Government since 1938 and recommends Washington highly. She will be very glad to receive and guide any alumnus visiting the Capi­tol. Her address is 1500 Mass. Ave., N. W. Washington 5, D. C.

ENGAGEMENTS '42-Elizabeth Falvey W Warwick R1 to

Patrick Bloomer Jr NYC; '45-Dorothy Kubik Webster Mass to George Girard Southbridge Mass; '46-Pearl Diamond Bridgeport Conn to Armin Gluck Mon-treal Canada; 147 - Josephine Korkuk Seekonk Mass to Charles 1wuc S. Attle-boro Mass; Alice Tetreault Pawt R1 to William Manning Manchester NH; Ed-ward De Voe Waterville Me to Dora Voisine Portland Me; '48-Nancy Reilly N. Prov to Jerome McCarthy Prov; Elea-nor Stewart Pawt to David Butler Pawt; Nancy Gibbs Holyoke Mass to Raymond Cummings; Joseph McDuff Pawt to Mary Gavitt West erly It1; Jeanne Cote Woon­socket R1 to Gerald Beaulieu Woon­socket; Robert Monde New Haven Conn .'--fl­to Barbara Phillips Bridgeport Conn; 149 -Marilyn Slater N. Prov to Felix Amo-roso, Edgewood R1; Richard Baxter W. Bridgewater Mass to Ruth Caswell S. Natick Mass; Earl Higham Warwick R1 to Nancy Woodis; Winthrop Cornwell E. Hampton Conn to Priscilla Olmsted Moodus Conn; William Hawke Westerly R1 to Patricia Horgan NYC; Russell Gleason Thompson, Fla to Barbara Mc­Cririck, 1954 Orange Bowl Queen; Marie McNulty Taunton Mass to Joseph Ryan Taunton; Frank Burgess Pittsfield Mass to Mary Bowles Springfield; Bernard Clemens Westerly R1 to Louise McArdle Holyoke Mass; John Dolan Worcester Mass to Patricia Doyle Worcester; Jo-seph Canning Prov to Grace Hines Oak-lawn RI; Esther Souza Riverside R1 to Dr. Robert McCune, Calhoun, Ill; Esther Migliori Bristol RI to Albert Nutini Prov; 150 - Ferdinand Valenti Wallingford Conn to Marguerite DelRosso; Leonard Saffir Hartford Conn to Beverly Rot-mer; Harry Lancaster Lincoln RI to Dorothy Carpenter; Jacqueline Coolen Hoxsie RI to Daniel Ensminger USN; Alvin Herman Hartford to Marlene Hoff­man; Joan Vegliante E. Haven Conn to Raymond Panico New Haven ; Roger Halbardier Fall River Mass to Elizabeth Powers ; Melvin Klasky Plymouth Mass to Lois Van West; Edward Haselrick Bristol Conn to Doris Strecker; Edward Silveira Newport R1 to Mary Louise Escobar Portsmouth RI; Nancy Stooks Rome NY to William Heffner; Marlyn Newman Pawt to Lt. Elliot Cooper, Brooklyn NY; John Harrington Prov to Jean Fillion Rumford RI; David Parent Agawam Mass to Constance Ouimet W. Springfield; Anthony 'Cannavo Harmony RI to Eugenia Goodine, Orono Me; Eileen Doolin Prov to William Workman '48, Valley Falls RI; Robert Heaton Lincoln RI to Marilyn Moore Lonsdale RI; Rob-ert Straight Prov to Shirley Smith Prov; Ira Silverman Prov to Carla Newman; Thomas Moon Woonsocket RI to Gloria Breault Woonsocket; '51-Elizabeth Ann Flugel W. Woodstock Conn to Charles Hill Willimantic Conn; Michael Miozza Prov to Evelyn Cardinale; Harris Halvor-son Cranston to Mabel Lawson Cranston; Richard Jackson Bath Me to Sally Snow-don; Georgeann NYlrard New Haven Conn to Ray Rothermel Valley View Pa;

Robert Bjorklund Hartford to Cynthia Colli; Elizabeth Coolidge Pittsfield Mass to John Whalen '50 Holyoke; Gerald Chernoff Middletown Conn to Irma Fran­zel St. Louis Mo; Rene Houle Woonsocket RI to Irene Paydos Woonsocket; Marilyn Long Cranston RI to John O'Hara Scran­ton Pa; Lucy Small Deer Isle Me to Har­vey Hopkins Jr E. Hartford Conn; Ro­wena Barish Fall River Mass to Emanuel Dorsch Prov; James Synodi New London Conn to Evelyn Michasledes Canton Ohio; John Drivdahl Fairhaven Mass is en­gaged; '52-Dorothy Arruda Bristol RI to Leevon Jacobs USN, La; Louise Pomer­antz Hartford to Morton Epstein W. Hartford; Donna Lobdell St. Johnsbury Vt to Bernie Topper '53 Hartford; Joan McSweeney Edgewood RI to Robert Arm­strong; Arthur Miranda Fall River Mass to Delores Furtado Fall River; Ann Crocker Edgewood to William 'Mackie Prov; Cecile Levesque Coventry RI to Daniel Allen Atlanta Ga; Leslie -Leffing­well Windham Center Conn to Raymond Potter; Lorraine La Plante Pawt to Ed McCaughey Warwick; Burton Doolittle Middletown Conn to Clara Portz; Walter Williams Springfield Mass to Martha W ohlfahrt; Robert Teogemann Prov to Barbara Klonowski Prov; Betty J. Allen Westerly RI to Raymond Highland USN, Iowa; Edwin Jorge Prov to Beverly Bida; Nan Smith Presque Isle Me to John Col­ton Portland Me; Nelson Hawkins Bar­rington RI to Louise Pike Barrington; David Solomon Worcester Mass to Lois Shore Newton Centre Mass; '53-Frank Ruggieri Cranston to Marilyn Powers Prov; Jacqueline Tillotson Spfg. Mass to Bob Griffin Pittsfield Mass; Frank Kelley Northfield Mass to Dorothy Sevene Greenfield Mass; Paul Perrault Holyoke Mass to Gwendolen Clark; Joe Dolan Rut­land Vt to Joyce Houghton; Hazelle La­moureux S. Attleboro Mass to Lawrence Cooper, MIT grad; George Sonntag Pawt to Eleanor Marcello Pawt; Robert Wort­man Prov to Barbara Hazman Prov; Daniel Rezendes E. Prov to Marion Filia­trault Pawt; Joan Krawczyk Prov to Frank Acciardo Barrington RI; '54-Marilyn Gilpin Woonsocket RI to Robert Greene Chepachet RI; Raoul Trueba Barre Vt to Patricia Long Cranston RI.

BULLETIN OF BRYANT COLLEGE

ALUMNI ISSUE

Bryant College Alumni Office Administration Bldg.

154 Hope St., Providence 6, R. I.

Published by Bryant College

EDITOR

ROBERT C . DREW· BEAR

CORRESPONDING EDITORS

CHARLES WIELGUS '47 DUDLEY BLOCK '29 RITA HOEY '33 MARILYN LAFRANCE '46 MARY M. HENRY '52

Send all news and changes of address to Alumni Secretary, Administration Building, Bryant College.

MARRIAGES

'46-Jeannette Stawarky Bridgeport Conn-Vincent Simko Bridgeport-Apr 24; '47-Gloria Rigali Holyoke Mass­Patrick Bresnahan Holyoke-May 15. Gloria is with her father in the restaurant business; Wilfred Scannell Monson Mass -Helene Despres Southbridge Mass­June 15. Will is agent for the Household Finance Co in Springfield; '48-Eleanor Perkins Fall River Mass-Norman Gre­non New Bedford Mass-May; Leo Lali­berte Pawt-Arlene Gately Pawt-May 31; Clifford Sweeney Saylesville RI -Catherine Loughlin Pawt---iMay; '49 Do­lores Pannoni N Swansea Mass-Robert Barrow N Swansea; Jeanne De Nomme W Warwick RI-Michel Juif Belfort France-'-Nov 26 1953; Paul Jaeschke Prov-Patricia Jollie Prov-May 28. Paul Mercer was best man; Robert Murray Warwick-Grace Napier Woonsocket­May 1; '50 - ,Louise Rowley Roxbury Conn-Joseph Wright. Louise is in the Personnel Dept. Conn Gen Ins Co Hart­ford Conn; Monte Ballenberg Brooklyn NY-Dolores Levine NY-May 2; David Parent Agawam Mass-Constance Oui­met W Springfield Mass-Apr 24; June Entwistle Swansea Mass-Thomas Sou­kup-June 5. June is employed by the B.M.C. Durfee Trust Co. in Fall River Mass; Charles McCloskey Fall River­Helen Silvia Fall River; Nicholas Can­nata 'Middletown Conn-Violet Narsis­May 23; Henry Pellerin Chicopee Mass­Jean Hurst Chicopee Falls-May 15; '51 -Phyllis Berger Prov-Matthew Potash Fall River-Nov 29; Celeste Ignacio Hol­yoke Mass-John Loughman Chicopee Falls-Jan 16; Beverly Ann Clark W Warwick RI-Robert Grenier W War­wick; Eleanor Mathewson Cranston RI­James O'Keefe Prov; 2nd Lt Robert Fisher Barre Vt-Donna Hart Barre Vt; Richard Jackson Bath Me-Sally Snow­don Bath. Richard is employed by the Bath Iron Works; John Jenson Pawt­Theresa Pfefferle Lonsdale RI; Joan Wal­ton Prov-J ohn A. Hixon Melrose Mass­June 19; '52-Lee Marie Manning Cran­ston-Tom McKivergan E Prov; Mark Gosselin W Hartford Conn-Elizabeth

Published ten times a year in January, April, May, June, July, August, September, Oct· ober, November and December by Bryant College of Business Administration , Provi­dence, Rhode Island

Sullivan Fall River. Mark is employed by United Aircraft in Conn; Susan Hoad-ley Greenfield Mass - Erwin Enderle Greenfield - Apr 24; Pauline Moreau Pawt-Leo Montminy Pawt-May; Bar­bara Peck Fairfield Conn-Donald Mc­Carthy Ansonia Conn-Apr; Ellen Rob­erts E Greenwich RI - Charles James Hopkinton RI. Ellen is employed by the Farm Bureau; Lucy Skoneski '53 West­erly RI - Ensign Robert L. Normand Fairview Mass-May 15. Bob is Assist-ant Supply Officer aboard the USS Ar­cadia; George Rauchle Manchester Conn -J oyce Maine E Hartford Conn. George is an accountant with Pratt and Whit-ney Aircraft; Earl Shabbott Pawt-Joan Beauvais Pawt-May 1; Jose Gouveia New Bedford Mass----.!Pauline Poirier New Bedford; Barbara Hunt-Thomas Simms '53 both of Attleboro 'Mass-April 10. Norma Slocum was maid of honor. Bar­bara is employed by General Place Div. Metals and Controls Corp, and Tom with the L. G. Balfour Co. Attleboro; Marjorie Pacheco Fairhaven Mass-Anthony Cato-jo New Bedford Mass; '53-Garry Cole­man Rome NY - Suzanne Traficante Rome-June 19. Attending the wedding were Jack Moriarty, Charlie Brown, Don Stotz. '54-Chuck Brount Lakeside Mich _,~. -Shirley Smith '52 E Barre Vt-May 15; Nancy Wells New Milford Conn-Wil­liam Ravenscroft Jr Bantam Conn-May.

BIRTHS

'46---iHoward and Rita (Cozzi) Becker East Hampton Conn son Howard Edward Jr-May 18; '48-Mr and Mrs Theodore Krampitz Middlebury Vt twin sons Ron­ald and Robert-March 11; '50-George and Jeannette (Van Keuren) Kupec St Augustine Fla son Kevin George---1May 23; '52-Bonnie (Wright) and Reese Pritchard '54 Bethel Conn daughter Ka­ren Ruth-Nov. 12 1953; '53-Bob and Barbara (Kelly) Westropp Cleveland Ohio third child daughter Betsy-Feb. 7 Bob is Insurance Supervisor and Agent for the Aetna Life Ins Co in Northeastern Ohio; Bill and Joan (Bloomquist) Os­born Hartford Conn daughter Gail Diane -March 16.

Entered as second class matter at the :Post Office at Providence, R. I.