of BRYANT COLLEGE ROY D. WELCH TO HEAD DEVELOPMENT OFFICE

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1 OCTOBER, 1965 of BRYANT COLLEGE RHODE ISLAND S. B. A. REGIONAL DIRECTOR PROMOTED The regional director of the Small Business Administration in Rhode Island, Anthony S. Stasio '49, has been appointed to the position of director of the SBA's Office of Business Assistance in Washington. Tony was one of a staff of two which opened the SBA office in Rhode Island in He was honored at a dinner on August 25 at th!e Sheraton-Blltmpre Hotel at which time he was presented with a citation,by Rhode Island Governor John Chafee, a citation from the officers and directors of the United Fund, given by UF President Robert H. I. Goddard, Jr., and an engraved Revere silver bowl from the testimonial committee. Describing the contribution that the SBA has made to the state, Governor Chafee quipped, "This man has really got it. He was appointed by Eisenhower and promoted by Johnson." Eugene P. Foley, administrator of the U. S. Small Business Administration was the principal speaker for a group of over 500. Mr. Foley has since been appointed by President Johnson to the post of assistant secretary of Commerce in charge of the new Office of Economic Development. Dr. E. Gardner Jacobs '21 and Judge Thomas J. Paolino '64H were also among the speakers at the dinner, which was sponsored by the Rhode Island Association of Public Accountants, Chapter 13 of the Service Corps of Retired Executives, and the Rhode Island Small Business Advisory Council, all of which Tony had a part in organizing. Tony and his family are now residing at 9802 De Paul Drive, Bethesda, Maryland HOMECOMING MAY 6 AND 7 ROY D. WELCH TO HEAD DEVELOPMENT OFFICE The appointment of Roy D. Welch, Jr. to head a newly created Development Office was announced recently by President Jacobs. In making the appointment, President Jacobs noted that Bryant has reached a stage where alumni are being asked to take a greater share in planning the direction of the College's growth and supporting its progress. "Alumni, more than any other group," he said, "are the key to strengthening our educational programs. The more they take an interest in the College, support her financially, and serve as goodwill ambassadors, the more we excel. "Bryant College must obtain increased financial support if she is to continue advancing in her field. Our goal is to excel in educating young men and women for business leadership and meet our obligations to future alumni in light of the accelerating demands of business," he continued. "The Alumni Annual Giving Program brings Bryant unrestricted gifts. It is impossible for us to grow without this support, for tuition and fees simply do not pay for the cost of education today. Weare pleased that so many alumni contributed to the College last year, reflecting a growing awareness of the important role we serve in higher education." The Development Office will be responsible for interpreting the College's educational programs to alumni, corporations and foundations, and mapping opportunities for the financial support of present and future programs. Mr. Welch received his B.S. and M.A. degrees from Northwestern University and has pursued graduate study in business administration at the University of Chicago. He was formerly assistant to the president of Rand McNally and Company and recently held the development post at Rhode Island School of Design. GILMAN TO HEAD 1966 ALUMNI FUND HECTOR A. GILMAN The 1966 Alumni Annual Giving Fund will be headed up by Hector A. Gilman '21, vice president in charge of the Industrial National Bank's West Shore area offices. Although this past year provided the Fund with many skilled and enthusiastic Chairmen and Agents, there is room for additional participants. A note from you to the Alumni Office, indicating that you will be glad to help, is all we shall need. All of the Fund materials will be provided for you and incidental expenses you incur will be reimbursed at the end of the Fund program. Won't you drop us a note to say you'll help? Contents Homecoming Chairmen 2 Annual Givi ng Report Alumn i Chairs Deaths Marriages Class News Change of Address Form... 16

2 ViCE PRESIDENT RUSSELL ADDRESSES ROTARIANS The following l'ematks by Dr. Charles H. Russell, vice president fo?' academic affairs, wel'e pal t of a talk, "Businessmen and Colleges of Business," given befo?'e the Rotary Club of Providence. It was included in the July 21 issue of The Wall Street Jou1'lwl in its "Notable and Quotable" column. Businessmen are so completely immersed in making decisions every day that they take the whole process for granted. They do not think of it as an intellectual power. They decide daily whether to buy or sell, what to manufacture and how much, where the most profitable market is, whom to hire, whom to fire, how much of this, how much of that. Making a sound decision is a complex and difficult art.... The intellectual processes involved are similar to those in mathematics or science, where care and orderliness or a step by step buildup of reasoning are essential to success. The level of difficulty of business decision-making explains why we are de- veloping today the scientific management and marketing movements.... Decisionmaking is the very breath of life for a businessman - it is the excitement and romance of business... It appears to me we need to do one thing more than any other, which is to convey to young people the excitement of business as a career and, along with it, the challenge of the private enterprise system to individual talent. In my opinion, we have failed in this task.... For over 30 years, since the beginning of the depression, business has taken a beating. It used to be that the story of rags to riches, the log hut to financial wealth was the great American dreamand the entrepreneur was viewed as a man who accomplished great things. But 30 years of debunking, a constant harping in media of entertainment... have had their toll. Business today to a great many hardly seems more than a humdrum life of petty self-seeking, narrow self-interest, and chicanery for which one must continually feel vaguely apologetic. Businessmen know this is false but we have failed to justify our role of leadership, and into the vacuum have plunged the critics... It is time for those in business to recognize the worth of business activity and the special training it requires. Business is the only calling requiring great competence comparable to that in the major professions of law, medicine, and religion where those in practice have been too little involved with the colleges. It is time, therefore, for the business colleges and businessmen to go forward together and to convey to our young people the truth that life in business is the highest order of merit and human accomplishment. DE FUSCOS HEAD REUNION COMMITTEE NAMED FIRST WOMAN 01 RECTOR FOR R. I. R. A. I. The Rhode Island Retail Association, Inc. has elected Anne N. Blaszkow '36 as one of its directors. The owner of Anya's Dress Shop, which she established in 1946 in Woonsocket, Anne was one of the charter members of the Association when it was formed in She is a member of the board of directors of the Woonsocket YMCA, a charler member of the Woonsocket branch of the Professional and Business Women's Club, and second vice president of the Bryant College Alumni Council. The Rhode Island Retail Association, Inc. has reached a membership of 675 retail stores. It has been the catalyst to establish group life insurance, Blue Shield and Physicians Service plans, and a group major medical plan for its members. As a legislative influence, the Association has worked for repeal of the federal retail excise tax and has supported Fair Trade laws. Page Two HOMECOMING '66 WILL FEATURE MOONLIGHT SAIL Alumni returning for the 1966 Homecoming will take to the water on Friday evening, May 6, for a cruise on Narragansett Bay. Homecoming co-chairmen Joe and Kathy DeFusco have promised other innovations for the Saturday activities. Although it's only October they have asked that you mark your calendar with the dates of May 6 and 7 because they are going to need advance reservations.

3 1965 ALUMNI ANNUAL GIVING A Helen Abramczyk Harold E. Adams William Ahlson Lewis Alderman Grace Aldsworth Paul/Marilyn Alexander Norman R. Alexander, Jr. Edgar R. Alger, Jr. David E. Allardice Roberl Alvord Edward Ameen Effie V. Anderson Ernest/ Pauline Anderson Harry Anderson George Andreas Leland E. Andrew Ernest Antoniou Raphael Antrop Avedis Apkarian Edith E. Appleby Harold W. Appleby R. Lucien Appleby Sol Arbor Dorothy Archer Mary R. Ardoene Nina Armato Richard Artenstein Romeo Asselin Robert J. Auclair Donald F. Austin Edwin/Carol Avery B Martha Bailey Leon Balboni B. Leslie Baldensperger Monte Ballenberg Myrna Baller Stanley Bamforth Peter Banner Paula V. Bargas Peter/ Sandra Barilla Elita Barlar Ellen Barnhardtson Ethel Barningham Myrtle A. Barry Richard Bartels Kenneth Bartlett Paul/Marv Lou Bast Florence E. Baston Louis Bastone Nellie H. Batcheldor Lincoln Bateson William Bauman Olive H. Baxter Edward Bavles Jnnet Beall Joseph Bedard Louise Beirne Eugene W. Bellavance George Bello Brvce Ben jamin Kenneth Bennett Artacky Berberian Nicholas C. Berdos Alfred A. Beraeron Emilia Bernardo Martin Bernstein Edward Betros Marjorio Bibby Evelyn Biada Rudolph Biada Howarrl B;shop Avis Blackway Dora Blais Harvey Blake Velma Blake Maud Blanchard Thomas Blanchard Marion Blanchette Anne Blaszkow Richard P. Bliss William A. Bliven Arthur Blum Helen Bochenek GeorCles/Olivo Bockstael Gabriella Bond Ronald Bond Alice Booth John Booth, Jr. Edward Boucl in Irene Y. Bouffard A. Fred Bowler Anahid Boyajian John Boyce Anna Bozaro Ida P. Brainerd Ruth Brandley James/ Marie Brennan Paul Brennan Janette Brimner Mario Briosi Omer J. Brisson, Jr. Clara Bromley Allan L. Brook Regina Broster David R. Brown Edith M. Brown Judith B. Brown Myrtle S. Brown Russell M. Brown Kenneth J. Bruce William Buchanen John Buckelew Anne S. Buckley Thomas Buco Linda R. Bull Nelson G. Burke Ruby W. Burnham James Burns John J. BurwicK Richard C. Bu>ch Joseph Butl.r Colia Byra c Rober: Cabral Arlene Cairo Jennie D. Caldarone Jack/ Judy Campbell Walter Campbell Ernest Campos, Jr. Theodore F. Campos Calvin/ Gal a Can cion Natale Candelmo Ronald A. Caplan Laura G. Capron Peter Carondo, Jr. Constance E. Cardillo Edgar Care James T. Carey Alic. Carley Bertil E. Carlson Kenneth E. Carlson Mary M. Carney Elsi. Carpenter Hugh Carpenter William Carpenter William Carr Meredith Carter Timothy/ Andrea Cartwright Richard Casciano Lynn J. Case Ida Cassella Victor Castelli P. B. Castronovo Mario/ Madeline Cecere Kenneth W. Cedergren Anthony E. Celuiza Sondra Chadwick!:orothy M. Chaffe Carl A. Challberg Lorraina B. Chames Herve Champagne, Jr. Madeline Champlin Mary Chappell Charles W. Chase Elizabeth Cheeseman Raymond F. Cheetham Harry/ Barbara Chellel Dorothy Chirnside Jane Chirnside Anna Chmura David/ Nyla Christensen Louise Cieplik E. Patricia Claflin Herbert Clarholm Carolyn H. Clark Deanna Clark Edward Clarke Gertrude Cleary Edmund/ Claire Clegg Thomas Cleland Marion S. Clough Marjorie E. Clough M. Virginia Cobleigh Beverly Coderre Jan ice Coffeen A. Charles Cofrances John G. Cohen Merrill Cohen Mortimer Cohen Theodore Cohen Newton B. Cohn Garry Coleman Robert Collemer Rev. Cornelius Collins Mariam Collins E. Warren Colwe ll Joseph/ Myra Comras Arthur Connor, Jr. Delbert Connor Richard Connor William E. Connor Louis A. Contenti, Jr. Robert G. Cooper Nicholas C. Caracci Earl Corley Frank E. Corrente Lena Corrente Antone M. Cosme Robert Costantino Marie B. Cote Donald P. Coughlin C. Leonard Crawley Grace C. Cres:enzo Eleanor Crothers Robert Crowell John N. Crowley Sheryl E. Crowley Anne M. Cummings Harry Cunha Clarence Curley John/ Virginia Currie Natalie Czajkowski D David G. Dahlen Norman J. Dakake Albert J. A. Daley Stanley Daley Maryann Dalton Rosalie 0' Antuono Christine!:anz Loren Daugherty Theresa Dauphinais Eleanor Davey Neal David James K. Davidson Charles H. Davis Arthur/ Gladys Dawley Iren. Day Charles/ Phyllis Dean Beverly J. DeAngelis Joseph/ Kathleen DeFusco Harold J. De laney Frank DelOeo Paul/Ruth DeLomba Rose DeLuca Louise P. DelVecchio Joseph DeMarco Irma E. Dembroff Margherita DeQuattro Lorraine E. Desaulniers William Dewey Beatrice E. Dias Donald T. DiBiase Sheila M. DiCerchio Avis Dickerson Placida DiFilippo Frank DiFalco Anthony DiGiovanni Marv DiGirolamo Frank DiRenzo Robert H. DiSalvo Charles N. Doane III Dorothea Doane Mae V. Dodsworth F. J. Earl Dodsworth Allen J. Dolinski Edward Dombrowski Clara Domnarsk Stephen J. Donahue George J. Doran Willard A. Dougherty Stanley J. Drake Erwin Dressel Louise H. Drisco Flora H. Drown Daniel Duarte Mary Duffy Peter J. Duffy. Jr. G. L. Duhamel Herbert Dunham Charles!:unklee Hugh A. Dunlap, Jr. Paul J. Dunne Arlene A. DuPree Dwight/ Mary Ann Duryea Eugene Dutemple Reatrice Dwyer Catherine Dwyer Janet Eaton Georg. W. Eccleston Alice E. Edwards William/ Judith Ehrhart Harry Ellis Herbert W. Ellis F. Robert Else Eleanor Emery Ethel Endicott Earle P. Engley Anthony Enos Claire Ernstof Edward A. Erskine Donald/ Marv Esmay Joyce Etchells Lillie G. Evans R. Bruce Evans Lenora Fabbri Ann Fairbrother Janice Faella Pearl B. Fales William D. Fales lola Fanning Joseph P. Faria, Jr. Margaret B. Farley Phyllis Farnsworth Donald Farrington Joseph A. Fatone Josephine A. Fay Joseph U. Fazzi John A. Fazzino Joseph/ Sandra Federici Anne H. Fee Meredith J. Ferguson Margaret M. Ferreira Hilda J. Ferris A. Kenyon Ferry Carol B. Ferry Lucille Festa Theodore/ Judith Feurer Margaret Field Paul Filipowich Rudy Firmbach Arlene Fishman Edward Fitzgerald Walter/Ann Fitzgerald Francis Fitzpatrick Leslie Flanders Alexander/ Ann Foley Carmine Forlingieri, Jr. Robert H. Forrest Edna M. Fortin Raymond J. Foster Marshall/ Edith Fowler Robert N. Fowler William J. Fox William Franks J. Albert Fraser Anthony P. Fratus Marsha Freda Richard A. Freed Irena A. Freeman Robert L. Fregeau Aaron French Richard A. Fuller, Jr. Bernardin. Furfey James L. Furlong Anthony Furtado G Agne~ Gaffney Fred/ Janieu Gafner A. Glenico Gagnon Diana L. Gallant Madeleina M. Gallant Paul Gamache Linda Gandolfini David J. Gardam, Jr. Mary L. Gardner Iva B. Garlick William/ Mary Garrity Richard/ Marilyn Gayer Mary Gee Barry Gelfand Barbara Gerard!:onatantonio Gerardi, Jr. Dr. Louis H. Gerry Julius/ Joan Ghio Elvinio Giacomini Richard Giangreco Veroniea B. Giblin Lorraine Giessler Anthony J. Giglio Austin L. Gilbride Timothy J. Gillis Allan/ Rachel Gilmore Madeline C. Gingrich Carolyn M. Girelli Howard Gladlling Michael Glanz Walter Glasheen Earle Glazer Carol Gliha Evelyn T. Golver Dr. Grace Glynn Carolyn E. Goddard Harold Goff Helen F. Goff Russe ll B. Goff Linda Goldberg Sol Goldin Laura Goodman Mildred Goralnik Donald L. Gorman Manuel Gorriaran James A. Goslin, Jr. Kathleen B. Gosselin Mark Gosselin Lucille E. Gotsell Ronald R. Goudey Page Three

4 Ruth A. Gould Dorothy Gove Marjorie D. Granquist Carole C. Grant James/ Grace Gray Arlene G. Green Janet A. Greene Laura R. Greene Jane Gregory Elaino S. Grenon Arlene Grillin Marie L. Gross James W. Grzybowski Gertrude S. Guilloyle Linda Guimelli Albert L. Gustalson H William J. Haag Frederick P. Haddad Nancy E. Hakanson Everett M. Hall Natalie H. Hall Lucy Hamalian Bette D. Hanger John Hannan I. A. Hanrahan Natalie Harding Marie Hardink Clayton Harrell, Jr. Leo Harrington Flora Harris Thomas Hart William Hart John E. Hartley William B. Hawke Raymond Hawksley Arthur T. Hayes, Jr. Charlotte E. Head Robert P. Heaton William Heeks, Jr. Nancy Heffner John J. Hellin Dorothy B. Heintz Curt/Ruth Helbig A. G. Helgerson Marion S. Henderson John W. Herbert Lily P. Hesketh Edith P. Heys Charles Hill Marion Hill Dorothy Hilton Donna G. Hitchner Vera P. Hix Harold Hobson Charles A. Hoffman William O. Holman, Jr. Margaret M. Holliday Ralph Holt Theresa E. Homo Darelle W. Hopton Mario Horseman J. Allred Houle Leslie/ Lynn Howes Carroll W. Hoxie John Hubbard Edna Huber Elsie H. Hughes Margaret E. Hughes Nora F. Hurley Sheila R. Hutton Dominick Hysko Helen F. Irons R. Everett Isherwood Henry Jablecki Walter Jochem Earle Jackson, Jr. Dr. E. Gardner Jacobs Janet Jacopian Marye Jacques Mathilda Jaegle Saul Jalle Doris Jamron Clarence W. Jarvis Carl E. Jodat Sally Johns Amy H. Johnson Benedicta C. Johnson Le~ A. Johnson Peter O. Johnson Miriam D. Johnson Dr. Donald S. Jones David R. Jonson Mary Judd K Stephe. Kacerik Celia Kaminsky Irene N. Kaneshiki Kenneth E. Kaplan Delia Karczmarczyk Elliot Katz Harold Katzman Page Four Allred E. Kauder George Kazarian Edwin H. Keast Margaret F. Keele Marjorie A. Keele Frank S. Kelley George J. Kelley Albert J. Kells Mary K. Kendrick Dr. Clement Kennedy' *0150 trustee Marilyn Kennedy Gladys Kielb Fred Kilguss Mary A. Kilroe Mary C. King Charles/ Kathryn Kingsbury Spencer Kingsland John A. Kinniburgh Barbara C. Klenke Lloyd O. Kleven Robert Kolsuske Martin B. Kozlak Raymond Kozlauski Daisy Krause Joseph J. Kulesza L Rouel H. LaBelle Raymond LaBrecque Gladys S. LaCoilie Rene Lacoste Adelard Ladouceur Richard J. LaFleche Carolyn LaFreniere Ronald Lagasse Roger C. Lambert Alan/ Doris Lang Vivian Langlais J. Paul Lanier Albert G. Lantz, Jr. Mary H. Lapeyrouse Robert LaPorte Maurice Lariviere James LaRussa David A. Lasser Harold LaValley Brenda D. Lawrence Margaret Lawson Harold R. Lawton, Jr. H. Leon Laycock Althea F. Lazun Lorraine M. Leaney Peter Lebel Peter G. Leddy Dorothy Lederer Henry J. Lee T. Richard Leidig David H. Leigh William C. Lentz Charles S. Leventis Edith K. Levin Leonard M. Levin Barbara Levy Howard R. Lewis PaulO. Lewis Donald S. Libby Irene A. Libuda Albert J. Lima Dennis R. Lima Leo Lima Nathaniel Lipton Edward J. Lis Peter E. Liss Janice C. Littlefield Loyal Littlefield Janet Logozzo Catherine K. Long Anthony Longobardi Edward J. Lott Theodora J. Lund Joyce C. Luther Robert E. Lynch Robert MacDonald Ethel L. MacDul1 Edward S. Machado Robert MacKay John Macko, Jr. Norma MacLeod Ethel R. MacPherson Edward Magner Richard L. Mahan William C. Maher James Mahon, Jr. John/Patricia Mahon A. George Maiocco Brenda P. Maki Herbert Malo, Jr. James Maloney William/ Mary Mancini Harry Manning Mary C. Manning Evelyn V. Mansolillo Francis/ Marilyn Manzi Frank J. Manzo Gail Mapp Frank J. Marasco Joseph Marchesi Michael W. Margolies Victor Mariani Jenni e P. Mariano Ronald / Trudy Marino Jane Marriott Pasco/ Diana Marro Gladys Marseg lia Charles H. Martin Marshall P. Martin Pauline Martin Terry S. Martin Kenneth H. Mason Ruth B. Mason Earl P. Mathewson Beverly Matula John Maxim Virginia May Anna J. McAlear Helen McAuliffe J. Everett McCabe Mary H. McCarthy Timothy J. McCarthy Caroline McCurry Joan T. McDonald Anne McDonough Clifford R. McGinnes Robert McGivney Marie C. McGrady Patricia J. McGrath Floyd Mcintyre Lee McKivergan Richard/ Doreen McGraw Richard McKee, Jr. Marion McKinley James/ Alice McLaughlin Robert McMillan A. J. McNamara, Jr. Gordon N. Mead Hope R. Meiselman Aimee G. Melillo Charles Menge Mertis A. Mercier Mary D. Mergener Wendy R. Merrick Lawrence A. Merrill William R. Meyer Rick/ Janet Michaud John T. Michael Leo Mickalowski Anna Mignanelli Lynette Mikulski Donald Millbury Louise O. Miller Edward Misiaszek Robert Mitchell Ovid Monacelli Angelo R. Montaquila Concetta Monti Lucia Monti Robert K. Moravec Thelma K. Moreau Maurice Morin Margaret Morley Alfred T. Morris, Jr. Horace Morse, Jr. Rose Moskwa Alan/ Sandra Moss Joan Moss John Moynihan Donald J. Mullen William/ Jeanne Munro Emery C. Munyan Bruce M. Murphy William/ Cvnthia Musso Maynard D. Myers N Annie M. Nahigian Angelo Nardolillo. Jr. David G. Needs Elizabeth Neilan Arthur E. Nelson J. Benjamin Nevin Philip Newbury John/ Janet Newman David R. Nichols Thomas J. Nichols Albert L. Niles Evald H. Nilsson Nancy Niskanen Francis P. Nolan III Richard E. Nolan Elsa L. Norden Fiore Norelli, Jr. Jo-Anne Nordstrom Allan M. Norman Elmer Northup Olga Novetsky Marion F. Notarpippo Allred Nunes Mary Nunes o Ruth L. Obrien William O'Brien Edward/ Dorothy O'Connell William J. O'Dea William Ogrean Barbara Y. O'Hara Ramon O'Hara John T. Olinger Ruth B. Olson Gilbert Olson Otto Olson, Jr. Anne O'N eil Joanne E. O'Neill Robert J. Orsini William C. Osborn Gloria B. Otley Mary Pagac David/Janet Palmer Dr. Elwood Palmer Helvi Paloiarvi Leon Paluszewski Paul Pannoni Dr. Thomas J. Paolino Russell Paonessa Beverly Parody Matthew Park Mildred Parker Richard A. Parker Arnold H. Parsons Michael Pasquarelli Harold N. Patch Helen S. Patch Lilien Patrick Carol Patt William Pawlitschck Raymond J. Peach Barbaro Peacock Lloyd Pearson Robert R. Pearson Angela C. Pecchia C. Wellington Peck Gertrude Peckham William H. Peckham Carmela Pecoraro Betty Ann Peirce Walter Pelczarski Dr. Claiborne Pell James Pennell William O. Pelletier Joan B. Percy Judy Perlman Janet Perra Matthew C. Perry Alice C. Peterson Walter Petrucci Donald/ Kathleen Plister Warren Phillips William Piccerelli May E. Pickett Louise A. Pierce Betty S. Pihlkrantz Albert Pilon, Jr. Manuel Pimental, Jr. Joseph Plante Frances Plasmati Frank S. Plichta Grace M. Podeszwa Robert Polley Anthony Pompei, Jr. Sidney Popkin Eva Posener Ruth Potter Vivian Potter Charles/ Nancy Povey Peter L. Powers Norma Prato Robert K. Pratt Richard/ Mary Prollitt William A. Prokop Marie D. Pucci Robert J. Pye Q Mildred Quaranta Virginia Quinlan Ruth Quinn R Robert/ Terry Radican Michele Ragosta Karen Ras Fred Rasnick Kenneth Rawlinson Thomas H. Ray, Jr. Henry C. Raymond John Recupero Gloria Reed John G. Rego Edith C. Reid Terrence E. Reilly Real P. Remillard Gary/ Karen Remley Josephina Renola Leon A. Resnick Robert Resn ick Elizabeth Reynolds Gardiner S. Reynolds James M. Reynolds W. Calvin Reynolds Joseph/ Susan Riella Emile Riendeau Richard A. Riendeau Virginia Rindlleisch Ethel L. Robinson Dr. William P. Robinson' Evelyn Rodensky Brooks B. Rogers

5 Frank P. Rogers John Rogers Sandra J. Roman Joseph Rondomanski Clyde B. Roof Carol Ros Muriel Rose Leonard Ross Rose Rossi David H. Rozell Paula Rozzero James H. Rumpp Virginia W. Russell PeteI' Russo James T. Ryan Nina Ryder S Anthony Sacco Ronald/ Elizabeth Sader Leonard Saffir Morton Saftler Ermina St. Angelo Jere St. Angelo Edward St. John Joseph Sajewicz William Salvestrini Carolyn Salzano Teresn Samuels Viole', Sandholm Rober: Sandner Concetta San ita Frank Sannella, Jr. Angelo Sanquedoice Vincent Santacroce Daniel Santos Irving M. Saul Carole Schmidt George/ Margaret Savage Yvonno Sayles Georgo Schaffer Bruce Schatz Joan J. Scheid Susan Schlafman Gertrude Schneider Philip Schneider Sue Schwartz Hugh Scott William H. Seifert Dr. Serge Semenenko Carol Semon ian Esther Semple Fayne G. Seney Pauline Sessions Ernest Shaghalian David Shaker Dorris Sharp Franklin Shatz George Shenkman Jacqueline Shenuski Gladys Sherman Stowell Sherman Milton Shoesmith Elizabeth Shola Albert W. Short Milton Shovelton Marcella Shykula George Sibley Max/ Roselyn Siegal Joel R. Siering Dr. Ida Silverman Jeannette; Simko Eleanor Skuby Robert F. Small Alice Smith Miriam Smith Sharon Smith Jan Smolan David Snell I:avid Snyder Evelyn Snyder Donna Solodyna David Solomon Solomon A. Solomon Dr. Vincent Sorrentino Charles Sotis Thomas Soule Philomena Sousa Donald R. Southwick Sandra Souto W. Walter Sowyrda Eugene Spagnola Barbara Spencer Minnie Spiers Dorothy Spingler Joseph A. Spinelli Lucille Spirito Elvira Spoto Robert/ Audrey Sprague Elaine Springsted Louis J. Stack Carol Stamp Arnold Stansfield Gertrude Stanton Albert Stanwood Frank A. Staples Anthony S. Stasio Maurice Sternbach Eugene N. Stevens Gladys Stewart Amy Stiles Donald Stiles Marjorie Stilson Harold Stoddard, Jr. Janet P. Stone Doris Stoppa Michael Storti Samuel Stowell, Jr. Thelma Strassel Mildred Stringfellow Helen E. Stys Dennis Sullivan Mary Sullivan Rose Supinski Michael Sussman Robert B. Swain Howard J. Swanson Arthur Swartz David Swartz Gloria Swett Stanley Sydor T Edna Tadlock Anthony Talarico Maurice Talbot Roland Talbot Judith Taylor Claire Theriault Raymond Thiesen Gardner R. Thompson William Thompson Alice H. Thorpe Elizabeth Thurston Eleanor Tidwell Cornelius Tierney Cynthia Tierney Charles/ Julie Tischofer Edward Tokarz Ruth Tonks Nancy Toscano Edward M. Tracy Arthur Treffinger III Theodore Trousdale Kent Tunnicliffe Frank Turano, Jr. Julia M. Turner Muriel Turner Oscar J. Tyler U Joseph G. Unis John Uperti, Jr. V Patricia Vaillancourt Alexander Vaitkunas Paula Vaickenaere John Van Bodegom Glenn Van Leuven Peter J. Veritas, Jr. Edmund K. Viele Stephen/Judith Villari Agnes G. Vincent Beverly C. Viner Charles J. Voetsch Vincent Votolato, Sr. W Elizabeth Walenda Jane: Walker Annette Walsh Shirley G. Wassong Ellen H. Waters Alice R. Weber Joseph Wein leonard Weinstein Bernard/Barbara Weir Daniel Weiss Carmela Wellman Claire Wells Mildred Wellwood Donald Wert Robert E. West Robert L. West Philip R. Wharton Marcia L. Wheat Barbara M. Wheeler Eva G. Wheeler Barbara D. White Carole S. White Stanton W. White Chester Wichowski Charles/ Irene Wielgus Henrietta Wiggins O. John Wikse Katharine Wilbur Nora Wilde Angela C. Wilcenski Earl R. Willis Mary J. Wisneski Frank Wolfe Joseph/Helen Wolstencroft Charles S. Wood, Jr. Etta S. Wood William H. Woodcock, Jr. Jane Woods Benjamin M. Woolf William Word John Worthington Y Martin Yoghjian May G. Yates Peter Yosinoff Richard W. Young William Yourwith, Jr. Jo-Ann Yurkon l Mary Zainyeh Joseph H. Zalucki Susan Zangwill FRIENDS Mary Breen Wallace Camper Harold V. James I:r. Charles H. Russell CORPORATIONS Aetna Life Insurance Company Arthur Andersen & Company Container Corporation of America Corning Glass Works Firemen's Mutual Insurance Company General Electric Company International Business Machines J & L Company Johns-Manville Fund, Inc. Merck Company RCA Whirlpool TRUSTEES Charles Cornelius Ernest Davison M. Edgar Fain Paul S. Lomax Robert E. Olmstead OTHER Two Anonymous Gifts One gift in memo!"( of Leslie C. Johnson '36 Twelve gifts in memory of Rebecca Hamilton Steen '14 Class No. of Gifts ' * *lncllldes gifls given in memory of Rebecca tull Steen '14. Total Class No. $ ' ' Hami of Gifts $ ' ' Total Class 1' ' No. of Gifts..._ _ Total $ Page Five

6 Chief Marshal Appleby with the College Mace and Faculty Marshals Yorks and Renza. Student marshals precede faculty on Class Day Faculty march between double row of graduates. Alumni Council President Fred Kenney '53 brought greetings. Sally Foote Andrade Page Six Class President Castelli. Dean Gulski readies Class Day Awards as Professor Richards reads names of recipients.

7 CLASS DAY AND COMMENCEMENT Honorary degree recipients: Dr. Edwin C. Brown, Dr. Edward J. Mortola, Dr. Leon H. Keyserling, President Jacobs, Dr. William Webster, Dr. Mary Dublin Keyserling, Dr. Charles A. Post, and Dr. Joseph D. A. Whalen. President Jacobs addresses Class of Each year the Class Day and Commencement exercises seem to take on more pageantry and beauty. This year was no exception. The weather provided a delightful setting for the Class Day program on the Campus Green. Speeches were pertinent and the proceedings carried out by Peter Castelli, '65 Class President, lifted the affair to a new level of good taste. The Senior Class Gift to the College is a wooden Indian, Bryant's mascot. Several offers to nickname him "01' Sourpuss" have been turned aside, but we are sure he ought to have a "handle" by which he shall be known to all. Principal speaker at the 102nd Commencement was William Webster, Chairman and Chief Executive of the New England Electric System. Joseph D. A. Whalen, retired chairman of the board of Bostitch Company of East Greenwich, and a Bryant alumnus, Class of 1900, was honored with the degree of Doctor of Science in Business Administration, honoris causa. Others who were honored at Commencement were Mr. Leon H. Keyserling, renowned economist and lawyer; Mrs. Mary Dublin Keyserling, his wife, also an economist and Director of the Women's Bureau, U. S. Department of Labor; Dr. Edward J. Mortola, President of Pace College; Mr. Edwin C. Brown, an officer of the Rhode Island AFL-CIO; and Mr. Charles A. Post, Chairman of the Board of the Citizens Savings Bank. Copies of the class day and commencement speeches are available to alumni. Send your request to Director of Public Relations, Bryant College, 154 Hope Street, Providence, R Page Seven

8 Waiting for the commencement line to form Peter Castelli and Phi lip Ka rno wi th Brya nt's own wooden Indian. Dr. Albert Thompson, Professor Dallas L. Sha rp, Jr., and Dr. Charles Powers. BRYANT ALUMNI CHAIRS AVAILABLE FOR HOME OR OFFICE The Bryant Alumni Chairs announced in this issue of the newsletter may be ordered directly from the Alumni Office. They are made by S. Bent & Brothers, Inc. of Gardner, Massachusetts and are exceptionally fine quality. The College Seal is reproduced 'by the silk screen process on the back of the chair. All ohairs are black with gold trim and a gold seal. The arm chair is available with cherry arms, if you wish. Alumni considering the purchase of chairs for themselves or as gifts for delivery by Christmas must place their order no later than November 17; however, the chairs will be available at anytime during the year. The arm chair is $30, the side chair $20, and the lady's chair $18. Express charges from Gardner, Massachusetts, are paid by you when the chair is delivered and are most reasonable. To place your order send a check for the appropriate amount, payable to the Bryant College Alumni Association, to the Bryant Alumni Office, 154 Hope Street. Providence, Rhode Island Page Eight

9 Evening Division graduates at Class I:ay. The scene as degrees were conferred at Meehan Auditorium. Class Day provided attentive listeners. The morning after the Commencement Ball. Stephen Ke ll y and Fra nces Jacobson Lyndon B. Johnson is Honorary Chairman of the Board of Advisory Editors. SIX ALUMNAE CHOSEN AS OUTSTANDING YOUNG WOMEN The 1965 edition of Outstanding Young Women of America will contain the biographies of six Bryant alumnae. This annual biographlcal compilation of approximately 6,000 young women between the ages of 21 and 36 is sponsored by leaders of women's organizations. Mrs. Honored this year are Miss Nancy T. Mason' 52, Mrs. Jeanne Jourdenais Ince '53, -Mrs. Clarissa Hayfield Patterson '53, Mrs. Margaret Wallace Lawson '53, Miss Barbara Y. O'Hara '58, and Miss Margaret Ann Schamenek '61. Guidelines for selection include unselfish service to others, charitable activities, community service, professional excellence, business advancement, and civic and professional l ecognition. Page Nine

10 DEATHS Robert J. Connery A retired bank official and former chairman of the Bristol, R. 1., School Committee, Mr. Connery died at his home August 24. He graduated in He was an assistant secretary of the Industrial National Bank when he retired in 1945 after 47 years of service. Active in civic and cqmmunity affairs, he is survived by a brother and a sister. John E. Murtough John "Jack" Murtough graduated in He retired in 1964 after 23 years with the Providence Police Department as a clerk in the traffic division and former secretary to the Chief of Police and Police Commissioner. He died September 16 at St. Joseph's Hospital in Providence and had resided at 104 Winthrop Avenue. Hope Smiley Weiss Hope graduated in 1915 and was the wife of Freeman A. Weiss. She died June 16 at the University of Minnesota Hospital in Minneapolis following an attack of coronary occlusion. George E. Bigelow The retired president of Brockton Business College, Mr. Bigelow died at his home on August 20. He graduated from Bryant College in 1927 and had previously graduated from Manhattan College in New York. He was a former faculty member at La Salle Academy in Providence and became owner and president of Brockton Business College in 193'8. Mr. Bigelow is survived by his wife, a son, a daughter, and two brothers. Herman Anthony McCune The Alumni Office has been notified that Mr. McCune, a graduate of the Class of 1928, is deceased. Alvin J. Keen Alvin Keen was a clerk in the Police Department in Fairhaven, Massachusetts, and died on July 1 from a heart ailment. He graduated in Surviving him is his wife and a son. Nicholas Tarrant An assistant secretary of the Groton Savings Bank in Connecticut and graduate with the Class of 1931, Nicholas died unexpectedly August 14. He resided in Westerly, R. I. with his wife and a son. He was a Beta Sigma Chi alumnus and in 1955 was selected to receive the Catholic Youth Organization Man-of-the- Page Ten Year Award for his service to young people. The first Eagle Scout in Norwich, Connecticut, his -birthplace, he was a member of the Bishop's lay committee on Scouting in Rhode Island and a former Boy Scout neighborhood commissioner and assistant executive. Sidney J agolinzer The Providence Journal-Bulletin office chief in Bristol County since 1958, Sidney died September 25 at Truesdale Hospital in Fall River. He had been stricken with a heart attack on September 19. The Associated Press award for a human interest story was won by Sidney in 1962 and he is remembered by reporters who worked under his tutelage as a tire: less teacher, who carried the history of the county in his head. A graduate of the class of 1933, he married Jeanette E. Salzano '31 in 1941 and resided in Bristol. They have a son, Robert. Leslie C. Johnson The Alumni Office has been notified that Leslie, a graduate with the Class of 1936, died January 17 of diabetes. He resided in Mystic Connecticut, and was traffic manager for the Arwood Corporation in Groton. Janet Bryan Newton The Alumni Office has been notified that Janet, a 1941 graduate, died 011 June 7 at her home in Hampden, Mass., following a long illness. Russell V. Lanoue A graduate with the Class of 1949, Russell died unexpectedly on July 16 at North Adams, Mass., Hospital He had an accounting practice in North Adams and was active in civic and community affairs. Surviving him is his wife, Margaret, and eight children, as well as two brothers and a sister. Joseph H. Cooney The Alumni Office has been notified that Joseph, a 1954 graduate, died March 3. He resided in Central Falls, R. I., and had an accounting practice in Pawtucket. Fred J. Galarneau, Jr. Fred was a past president of Phi Sigma Nu and died September 29 at Cooley Dickinson Hospital in Northampton, Mass., after a long illness. He had been a social worker with the Northampton Welfare Department and graduated in He is survived by his wife, Deborah Smith Galarneau '54 and three girl~, Charlene, Michele, and Lisa. They reside in Leeds, Mass., at 52 Front Street. FISHER '57 NAMED CREDIT MANAGER The National Casket Company, Inc. has promoted Ellsworth H. Fisher '57 to the position of Credit Manager. He joined their Newark, N. J., branch in 1957 were he received his basic sales training. He was transferred to the New York branch in 1958 and to White Plains in 1962, where he handled all inside sales and administration functions. In 1964 he returned to the New Y,ork branch as supervisor of the sales staff. Ruth A. Child Ruth Ardelle Child died October 5 at the Winchendon Hospital in Massachusetts. She was a member of the Class of 1941 and at the time of her passing was the head of the Commercial Department at the Murdock Junior-Senior High School in Winchendon. John J. Croke An Evening Division graduate in 1963 and a teacher at Case High School in Swansea, Mass., John drowned while swimming in Sheep Pond on Cape Cod on August 16. He is' survived by his mother and two brothers and resided in Attleboro. Mrs. Herbert C. Crabbe Many Bryant alumni will remember Mrs. Herbert C. 'Crabbe for her good humor and friendliness while employed in the college snack bar and dining hall or most recently as a housekeeper in Gardner Hall. "Agnes" was always proud of her Scottish heritage and had a wide circle of friends among alumni and administrative staff at the College. She died July 27 in the Kent Nursing Home in Warwick and had been a Providence resident for many years.

11 ALUMNAE APPOINTED TO NEW POSITIONS Rhode Island College has named Lois L. Wartman '45 Registrar of the College. She was formerly Credit Manager at Davol Rubber Company. Recipient of the 1960 Alumni Award, Lois has been active in credit associations and other service organizations. Replacing Lois as Credit Manager at Davol is Dorothea Pappas Anderson '37. A resident of Greenwood, R. 1., she is listed in the "W,ho'S' Who in American Business Women". WORCESTER BANK PROMOTES LAN DRY '55 Worcester County National Bank in Massachusetts has elected Robert M. Landry '55 to the position of assistant trust officer. Robert is presently attending Clark University Evening College and holds a pre-standard certificate in the American Institute of Banking. He joined the bank's operations center in 1961 and was named trust operations supervisor in JOHNSON '59 NAMED TAX DEPARTMENT MANAGER Arthur Andersen & Company has promoted Peter O. Johnson '59 to manager of the tax department in the Boston Office. Peter became associated with Arthur Andersen & Company after graduation and previously was a senior on the audit staff, transferring in 1961 to the tax department. In 1964 he passed the Uniform C. P. A. examination in Massachusetts. PARK WILL HEAD COLLEGE PROGRAM Celanese Corporation of America has appointed Matthew Park, Jr. '57 as supervisor of university recruitment. He will be responsible for the planning, coordination and administration of the corporation's university recruitment program and related activities. 'Matt was assistant employment manager for Equitable Life Assurance Company and joined Celansese in 1964 as coordinator of college recruitment. FACULTY APPOINTMENTS INCLUDE TWO ALUMNI President E. Gardner Jacobs has appointed the following to our faculty. Carole R. Bolas graduated in 1'965 from Bryant with the B.S. in Bus. Ed. degree. She received the Allan H. Boyle award and the silver medal at Class Day exercises for outstanding scholastic achievement. She is an instructor in secretarial studies. MODEL OF NEW STUDENT UNION GALISKIS 141 PROMOTED TO RANK OF COLONEL, U. S. M. C. Edward A. Galiskis, vice 'president of the Giannini Scientific Corporation, Amity, N. Y., has been promoted to the rank of colonel in the United States Marine Corps Reserve. He entered the Marine Corps in 1942 as a second lieutenant. Informal ceremonies recognizing his promotion were held at Quantico, Virginia, on June 18. Colonel 'Galiskis completed the Counter-insurgency Course at the Marine Corps Schools on June 25. He resides with his family in Scarsdale, N. Y. Unsolicited Letters Department Among the many requests received by the College Secretary's Office was this handwritten plea: Dear Sir: Could you please send me a copy of the marks of I am his son and he is bragging about his marks. He graduated in I am a student in the 8 grade. I would appreciate if you would respond immediately as my report card is comming soon. Yours truly, Robert D. Stearns received hjg B.S. in B.A. from Bryant College in Most recently he was a budget specialist with Lockheed Missile and Space Company in Sunnyvale, California. He will be an instructor in management. Albert J. McAloon received his Ph.B. from Providence College and his M.Ed. from Rhode Island College. He is assistant professor of psychology. John F. LaFontaine received his B.A. and M.A. from Boston University and is a Phi Peta Kappa, He is assistant professor of English. Cornelius J. McAuliffe received his B.S. at Saint Louis University and his LL.B. at Boston College. He is an instructor in law. Roger K. Shawcross received his B.S. at University of Rhode Island and is instructor in economics. William B. Sweeney, Jr., will be an instructor in economics. He received his A.B. from Providence College and his A.M. from Clark University. Page Eleven

12 Charles Andrade '65 and Miss Sally J. Foote '65 on August 28 in Warren, R. 1. They reside in Barrington at 31 Kirby Street. John D. Azevedo '63 and Miss Anne Parisi '63 on June 26 in Bristol, R. 1. They reside on 140 McKinley Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. Richard Liscio and Miss Mary Ann Babilewicz '64 on July 10 in Johnston, R. I. They reside on 117 Wallace Avenue, Mount Vernon, N. Y. John W. Wilson and Miss Ellen Bain '65 on August 14. They reside on 98 Comstock Avenue in Providence. William J. Bernier, Jr. '60 and Miss Dorothy R. Asels on August 7 in Warwick, R. I., where they now reside on 137 Viscount Road. Paul L. Bessette and Miss Dolores Alfonso '65 on July 4. They reside on 67 Lyon Street, Pawtucket, R. I. Felix G. Lombardi and Miss Anna M. Barbieri '64 on July 31 in Cranston, R. I. They reside in Providence. Jeffrey A. Berman '64 and Miss Judith F. Markowitz '64 on August 28 in New Hyde Park, N. Y. They reside in the New Yorker Apartments, Merrill Street, Hartford, Conn. Walter J. Ros, Jr. and Miss Carol A. Bisesti '63 on July 10 in Longmeadow, Mass. They reside on Pearl Street, Springfield, Mass. Joseph R. Blasi '65 and Miss Elizabeth J. Petrella '62 on August 7 in Providence where they reside at 26 Hawkins Street. Richard F. Bourgery '64 and Miss Sandra Worrall on August 7 in Blackstone, Mass. They reside in Old Saybrook, Conn. George E. Ellis and 'Miss Judith Carlson '64 on September 11 in East Longmeadow, Mass. They reside on 367 Pleasant Street, Rumford, R. I. Albert G. Applin II and Miss Marilyn.1. Carlson '61 on August 7 in Cranston, R. I. They reside in Marietta, Ohio. William J. Carr '61 and Miss Beverly Douglas on June 26. They reside at Logan Street, Apt. D-8, N orristown, Pa. Anthony J. Martin and Miss Dollyanne 'Carrington '59 on June 5 in Middlebury, Conn. They reside on 107 Addison Street in Waterbury. Gary L. Smith and 'Miss Judith A. Carroll '64 on August 14 in Pawtucket, R. 1. They are residing at 149 Hatfield Street in Pawtucket. Page Twelve MARRIAGES Peter J. Castelli '65 and Miss M. Patl'icia Long '65 on July 21. They reside at 1123 Chestnut Av enue, Vineland, N. J. Paul A. Ceresa '65 and Miss Jeanne T. St. Amand '64 on May 29 in Hartford, Conn. They r eside at 246 Smith S tr eet, Cranston, R. I. Raymond F. Cerrito '61 and Miss Judith M. Nelson '62 on September 4 in Cranston, R. 1., where they are residing. Anthony T. Pesanelli and Miss Diane E. Ciriello '65 on August 7 in Naugatuck, Conn., where they reside at 204 Park Avenue. Ferdinand Cirillo, Jr. '62 and Miss 'Elizabeth A. Sousa on May 22 in Warren, R. I. They reside at 250 President Street, Saddle Brook, N. J. Merrill L. Cohen '63 and Miss Trudy A. Chafetz on August 29 in Worcester, Mass. They reside on 5 Suburban Road in Worcester. Robert E. Crompton '43 and Mrs. Beverly Taber Rowe on August 7 in Providence. They reside at 34 Brandon Road in Cranston. J. Richard MacMullen, Jr. and Miss Gail J. Davis '60 on June 26 in Bristol, R. I. They reside in East Providence on 3226 Pawtucket Avenue. James W. Dingwall '65 and Miss Charlene S. Basso '65 on August 28 in Stratford, Conn. They reside in Schenectady, N. Y. Remo DiTomasso '58 and Miss Janice M. Zorzin on July 10 in Lee, Mass. They reside at 50 Fourth Street, Pittsfield, Mass. Arthur T. Edgerly '58 and Miss Joan I. Chenard on August 14 in Biddeford, Maine. They are residing in Middleboro, Mass. Edmund B. Fanslau '61 and Miss Patricia Tourville on June 26 in San Diego, Calif. They reside in Los Angeles at 128 North Rampart Boulevard. Donald J. Wilk and Miss Lesley J. Fleischer '64 on May 13 in Lido, N. Y. They reside on 447 Lido Boulevard, Lido Beach, N. Y. Brian J. Henderson and Miss Judith A. Furman '63 on June 26 in Rocky Hill, Conn., where they reside on 13 Robbins Lane. Paul A. Darling and Miss Fayreen B Geremia '64 on July 31 in Providence. They reside on 264 Lincoln Avenue, Barrington, R. 1. Lt. Alfred L. Meyers and Miss Veronica Graveson '59 on July 31 in Naugatuck, Conn. They will spend the next three years in Japan where L t. ~I e yers is stationed with the U. S. Ar my. Raymond Dowd and Miss Margaret M. Gray '62 on August 14 in Cranston, R. 1. They reside in Natick, Mass. Thomas M. Kuhn '63 and Miss Dianne Rader on July 31 in Westport, Conn. They r eside in Farmingdale, L. I. N. Y. Richar d T. Cooney and Miss Janet Lague '63 on August 7 in Providence, They reside in Kingst on, N. H. John F. Little III '64 and Miss Paula L. Pullano '64 on August 14 in Providence. They reside on 35 Bracken Street in Cranston. Paul J. Lowder '57 and Miss Nancy M. Smith on July 31 in Cambridge, Mass. They reside n Medford, Mass. Edward M. Lucas '65 and Miss Leontina Schmalz '64 on August 7 in New Britain, Conn., where they reside at 365 Church Street. Dominic A. Manduca '49 and Miss Jeanne Royer on June 12 in Worcester, Mass. James A. Wills and Miss Celine B. Melchiorri '65 on July 5. They reside at 342 Pratt Street, Mansfield, Mass. James R. Mogan '65 and Miss Shirley Cohen '64 on June 19. They reside on 751 Lansdowne Way, Norwood, Mass. John J. Montecalvo '64 and Miss Carolyn Squillante '64 on July 5 in Cranston, R. I. They reside in Forest Hills, N. Y. Robert E. Laptik and Miss Christine Moosett '63 on July 24 in Central Falls, R. I. They reside on Esther Drive, Middlefield, Conn. Kenneth R. Levine and Miss Paula M. Nielsen '64 on June 26 in Old Saybrook, Conn. They reside in Providence. Kevin A. O'Brien '65 and Miss Catherine Morrison on July 24 in Worcester, Mass. They reside at 750 Harris Avenue, Woonsocket, R. I. Jack S. Osher '58 and Miss Susan R. Wolf in Chestnut Hill, Mass. They are residing in Boston. Lt. Peter A. Young and Miss Patricia Payette '62 on July 31 in Warwick, R. I. They reside at Trafalgar East, 5300 Post Road, East Greenwich, R. I. Robert R. Gaudreau and Miss Eileen M. Perry '65 on Steptember 11 in Providence, where they reside at 416 Brook Street. William J. Piccerelli '64 and Miss Dianne S. Palacz '65 on August 14 in Schoharie, N. Y. They are residing in Barrington, R. I., on 419 Maple Avenue. John G. Rego '64 and Miss Gloria J. Simard on July 31 in Warren, R. I.

13 They reside on 184 Bay View Avenue, Bristol, R. 1. John A. Roach, Jr. '65 and Miss Nancy Conte on August 28 in Providence. Frederick E. Robinson, Jr. '65 and Miss Arlene Feeney on June 12 in Warwick, R. 1. They reside on 65 Bryant Street, Springfield, Mass. Frank E. Rook '63 and Miss Frances A. Bagley on June 5. They are residing in Providence. Airman 2/C Gary Wychoff and Miss Kathleen J. Sacco '62 on April 24. They reside at 1003 Belmont Avenue, Utica, N.Y. John F. Shay '63 and Miss Theresa J. Lambert on August 21 in Fall River, Mass. They reside at 9 Upham Road, Medfield, Mass. Jan Smolan '65 and Miss Frances Barylich on May 30. They reside at 759 Harris Avenue in Woonsocket, R. 1. David A. Souto '61 and Miss Sandra.I. Caprio '62 on August 14 in Providence. They reside at 62 Tucket Street, Cranston, R. 1. David Co Stiles '62 and Miss Geraldine Moniz '65 on June 26 in Pawcatuck, Conn. They reside on 85 Glenwood Avenue, Portland, Maine. Richard M. Tavone '65 and Miss Jean Caduto on August 14 in Providence, where they are residing on 12 Mercy Street. John Medeiros, Jr. and Miss Winifred Vermette '60 on June 26 in Tiverton, R. 1. They reside in Fall River, Mass., on 1025 Rock Street. Paul R. Quinn and Miss Joyce C. ViIlucci '61 on July 24 in Providence. They reside on 221 Garden Street, Cranston, R. 1. George Vi nic '60 and Miss KathJeen 'Connelly on June 12 in Fairfield, Conn. They re ide at 12 Taft Street, Stratford, Conn. Ernest C. Wei berg '63 and Miss Elaine Gittleman on September 5 in New Britain, Conn. They reside on 71 Foster Drive, \Villimantic, Conn. Phillip C. Wiley '65 and Miss Joyce E. McGuill on July 10. They reside on Main Street in Hampden, Mass. Joseph P. "\ udyka, Jr. '64 and Miss Paula D. Swanson '64 on July 31 in Providence. They reside on N ooseneck Hill Road, West Greenwich, R. 1. J. Gary Kornher and Miss Joanne J. Zompa '61 on July 24 in Cranston, R Margaret Keough Hazard has retired as assistant clerk in Second District Court, West Kingston, R. 1. She has held this position for 28 years Alfred C. Angelone, Sr. has been named Director of Family and Business Relocation for the City of Cranston, R Frank and Isabella Catlow Ward '34 celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on July 27. They reside on Homestead Avenue, R. F. D. 3, Rehoboth, Mass Fernand L. Desaulnjers has been appointed to the Advisory Board of the Hartford National Bank & Trust Company. Louis C. Ottestad, supervisor of Policy Loans and Reinsurance at Puritan Life Insurance Company, was honored by the company on the occasion of his 5th anniversary with Puritan in July Chester J. Currie has been promoted to the position of director of accounting in the Pawtucket Finance Department, Pawtucket, R Edith Patten Heys is business manager of the Brimmer and May School, Chestnut Hill, Mass Mitchell and Mary DeLauretis Fried celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary this summer by touring Europe. Their address is 115 Colonial Road, Watertown, 'Conn Evelyn M. Bigda has joined the sales force of the Allyn & O'Donnell Real Estate Agency in Holyoke, Mass Paul and Mae Stanley Neff have three children and reside at 2607 Pontiac Drive, Alamogordo, N. M George A. Bunnell, Jr. has been appointed controller of the Fairhaven Institution for Savings, Fairhaven, Mass. Thomas and Mary Regan Duffy now have seven daughters. They reside at 125 Carriage Drive, Southport, Conn. Donald I. Fifield is associated with Moeller-Fifield & Associates, Food Brokers, in Syracuse, N. Y. He and his wife, Andree (Wetzler '(2) reside at 3 Lakeview Circle, Skaneateles, N. Y. CLASS NEWS Rudy Firmbach has passed the New York State CPA exam in November, 1964 He is a partner in the public accounting firm of Firmbach & Harris Bernice Lennon Bradley has been appointed administrative assistant in the water resources center of the University of Rhode Island Edwin Cockcroft has been promoted to Assistant Trust Tax Officer for The Security First National Bank of Los Angeles, Calif. He has been with the bank since 1962 and is married with three children Senior Master Sergeant Kenneth F. Harrison has been awarded the U. S. Air Force Good Conduct Medal at Orlando AFB, Fla. He is an accounting and finance superintendent in a unit which supports the Air Rescue Service mission of operating a global search and rescue network for downed aircraft, recovery of astronauts, and assistance during disasters. Angelo R. Iannitelli, Jr. has been elected to the office of District Governor of District 42, Rhode Island, Lions International. David A_ King has been elected to the American Institute of CPA's. He resides in Seekonk, Mass., and is an accountant for Ward, Fisher & Co. in Providence. Raymond and Shirley Wasser have four children-helene, Howie, Sandra, and Julie. Raymond is president and treasurer of Royal 'Crown Bottling Company of Rhode Island Daniel R. Chiaverini, CPA, has opened an accounting office at 839 North Highland Avenue, Los Angeles, Calif. John W. Hubbard teaches accounting to Libyan employees of Oasis Oil Company, Tripoli, Libya Russell N. Brodeur has been admitted to the practice of law before the California bar. He received the bachelor of law degree from Southwestern University School of Law in Los Angeles and is an associate member of the law firm of Moss, Lyon and Dunn in Los Angeles. Salvatore DeSimone is a loan examiner for the Small Business Administration in Providence. Page Thirteen

14 Robert M. Larmett has been promoted to senior policy forms analyst for The Travelers Insurance Companies in Hartford, Conn. He has been with Travelers since Angelina Porreca was one of 53 Americans selected to visit Denmark on a three-week cultural and educational trip sponsored by American and Danish organizations for the handicapped Floyd B.McIntyre has been promoted to a GS 11 computer programmer at the U. S. Naval Supply Center in Norfolk, Va. John R. Moynihan has been named Photo Editor (Public Information Supervisor) for the American Telephone & Telegraph Company in New York City. William H. Woodcock has received his Master's degree in Public Administration from the University of Rhode Island Martha Smith Bailey and her husband, Captain Melvin A. Bailey, are living about 20 miles outside of Tokyo, Japan. Captain Bailey is stationed at Fuchu Air Station for the next three years. Christopher and Rosemary Doyle have a son, Paul Mark. Christopher is office manager of Royal Crown Bottling Company of Rhode Island at their new plant in Warwick, R Robert N. Boulanger has been promoted to controller of Berkshire Hathaway, Inc. of New Bedford, Mass Nicholas and Jean Barker Catsakis announce the birth of their third child, a son, Andrew William. Their new address is 7904 Jansen Court, Springfield, Va Martin and Yetta Finkelstein Bernstein '55 have two children. Martin is controller of Manhasset Casuals. They reside in Far Rockaway, N. Y. Fred A. Gafner has been promoted to Department Manager, Systems and Programming, for IBM in Poughkeepsie, N. Y. He and Janice (MacDonald '55) have a son, Barry, a daughter, Lori, and a new daughter, Susan Lynn, born in December of Roland and Susanne Gayton Ghez have a daughter, Andrea, born on June 16 in New York City. Stanley J. Kestyn has been appointed special representative for the North Adams division of the Berkshire Gas Company, North Adams, Mass. Page Fourteen Thaddeus and Nelda Weidman Lefort announce the birth of their first son, Kyle Thaddeus, born on July 23. They also have a daughter, Noreen Brenda. Thaddeus is an insurance agent with State Mutual Life Assurance Company of America. They reside in Lancaster, Pa. Richard Miller has been named manager of the Coventry Shopping Park branch of People's Savings Bank, Coventry, R.1. David D. Nauss has been named manager of the Guilford, Conn., office of The Second National Bank. Beverly F. Parody is secretary to the Sales Manager of WNBC-TV in New York City. Anthony and Dorothy Sacco now have five children. Anthony is with the Perkin-Elmer Corp., Norwalk, Conn. George A. St. Onge is Divisional Branch Manager for the P. B. Yates Machine Company covering the Province of Quebec. He resides at th Avenue, Rosemount, Montreal, P.Q., Canada. Paul and Shirley Bourbeau Shehan have a son, Douglas, who was a year old on September Joseph N. Cugini is president and general manager of the Westerly, R. 1., Community Credit Union. He has been manager of the credit union since 1959 and was elected president in Donald Esmay has been promoted to office manager of American Optical Company in Southbridge, Mass. His wife, Mary (Carpenter '56) is a business teacher at Tantasqua Regional High School in Sturbridge, Mass. Philip A. Ferraguto is now an agent for the Liegeot Insurance Agency in New Britain, Conn. Francis and Maureen Lima announce the birth of their fourth child and second son, Peter Albert, born on August 8. Also, Frank was recently promoted to Division Accountant - Steel Products Division - for the Firestone Tire & Rubber Company. James A. McCann is employed by the New Departure-Hyatt Bearing Division of General Motors and has recently been transferred to Huron, Ohio. Everett A. Marabian, an auditor with Ward, Fisher & 'Company, has passed the Rhode Island CPA exam in May. Donald Pfister is now sales manager of the Providence office of State Mutual,Life Assurance Company. John R. Ponte has been named assistant trust officer of the Crocker-Citizens National Bank in Santa Barbara, Calif. Roland L. Theriault has accepted the post of managing director of the Chamber of Commerce in Malden, Mass. He was Previously managing director of the Wakefield, Mass., Chamber Peter G. Barilla is now a securities trader for the State of Rhode I sland. Robert and Patricia Blinn have three children. Their daughter, Julie Beth, is one-year old. They reside in Toledo, Ohio. Clara Tobiaz Domnarski is a secretary for Target Tool 'Company in Three Rivers, Mass. Leonard and Irene Libner have a daughter, Julie Beth, born on July 16. Sanford and Joyce Miller have two sons. The younger, Kenneth Aaron, will be a year old on November 20. Herbert and Jeanne Martin Weinkoop '59 report the passing of their son, Herbert H. Weinkoop, on July 14, after a long illness. He was ten months old Robert and Barbara Leclerc Chaffee have their third child, Michael John, born on April 19. Donna Gale Hitchner is a legal secretary for Samuel J. Serata, Esq., in Bridgeton, N. J. Anthony G. Mardo has been elected to the American Institute of CPA's and is an accountant for Howard C. Blackway, CPA. He resides in Providence. Robert F. Meins is a senior accountant with Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Company in Glens Falls, N. Y. Alden T. Merrill, Jr. is now assistant manager for Robert Hall Company in North Dartmouth, Mass. He and his wife and two children reside at 75 James Street, New Bedford, Mass Myrtle A. Barry has received the degree of Master of Business Administration from the University of Rhode Island in June. Raymond E. Bellemeur, Jr. has been appointed an instructor in the Business Department of Southbury, Conn., High School. John and Virginia Furtado Currie '59 have a daughter, 21f2, and a son born March 10. John is now an audit analyst with. General Dynamics in Groton, 'Conn. Richard and Brenda Mongeon Dugas have one son, Kevin Mark, who is 1%. They have recently moved into their home at 9505 Hale Drive, Clinton, Md.

15 Robert M. Evans, director of Robert / N orman Personnel Agency in New York City, is now also owner of the How-To-Record Company, which is concerned with educational records. Joseph Romano, Jr. is a dealer representative for Olivetti-Underwood, Inc. He resides at 135 Madison Avenue, Cranston, R. I David J. Bishop has been appointed Board-Secretary-Business Manager of the Watchung Bol'O School System in Watchung, N. J. He and his wife, Loretta, have a daughter, Suzanne. Theodore D. Cohen is a sales trainer for RCA Home Instruments Division in Indianapolis, Ind. He and his wife, Vicki, now have two sons. Frank E. Henry is a salesman for Underwood-Olivetti in Providence. Stanley J akobiak has been appointed head of the Business Administration Department at Johnson & Wales Junior College in Providence. Irene Amaral Libuda has been appointed head of the Typing Department at Johnson & Wales Junior College in Providence. Ambrose J. McNamara is now a staff accountant in the Controller's Office of the Norton Company in Worcester, Mass. He received his M.B.A. degree from Boston University in June. Donald C. Mitchell is now a sales representative for Pilot Freight Carriers, Inc., which is headquartered in Winston-Salem, N. C., but has local facilties in Cranston, R. I. Robert and Carole Seifert White have a daughter, Gayle Ann, born on July 3. She is their first child Fred and Elizabeth Matrumalo Colagiovanni have a daughter, Dorothy Beth, born on June 25. She is their first child. They reside at 19 Brown Avenue, Centerdale, R. I. Allan 1\1. Farmer is an industrial development officer for the Department of Trade and Industry in Bridgewater, N ova Scotia. Harry and Maxine Sirkin Koenig '61 have a daughter, Michelle Robin, born on August 19. They reside on th Avenue, Flushing, N. Y. Harry was recently promoted to Controller of the New York Division of Larry Smith and Company. James and Janice Rose Larry '59 have moved to Jericho Center, Vt. Jim is now an accounting analyst for IBM in Essex Junction, Vt. Ramon D. O'Hara is a Lt. (j.g.) in the U. S. Naval Reserve. He is stationed aboard the U.S.S. Calvert, and his home port is San Diego, Calif. Philip and Elizabeth Faulk Spruill announce the birth of their first child, Barbara Elizabeth, on July 14. They live on Eagle Street, Philmont, N. Y. Richard Torrenti has been appointed special agent for Nationwide Insurance Companies in their Hamden, Conn., regional office. Marcella Zacca is a receptionist-secretary for Tradewinds Travel Agency in Providence Robert J. Auclair received the Master of Science degree in Business Administration from the University of Rhode Island in June. He is now a special projects planner in the production control department of Texas Instruments, Inc., Attleboro, Mass. Donald L. Langford, assistant treasurer of the Pawtucket Institute for Savings, was selected to be a member of the freshman class of the graduate School of Savings Bank at Brown University held in June. Gerald S. Maldavir has been promoted to the position of Operations and Quality Control Manager, Marketing Division, at Grace Holmes, Inc., a mail order company in Ashton, R. I. Douglas W. Towle has received the degree of Master of Business Administration from Boston College. Everett S. Walker, Jr., a 2nd Lt. in the U. S. Army, has been assigned to the Armed Forces Courier Station in Korea Lorraine Bouchard has been appointed a business teacher at Woonsocket High School, Woonsocket, R. I. Daniel D. Cambra is now teaching business subjects at Northfield High School, Northfield, Vt. Beverly Coderre is a secretary for Fram 'Corp. in East Providence. Beverly DeAngelis is a medical secretary at the Rhode Island Medical Center. Pauline DiPippo is a medical secretary for two doctors at Rhode Island Hospital. James R. Guy is now associated with White Cross Diaper Service, Inc., as a sales representative. Thomas Little received a direct commission in the Coast Guard Reserve on June 12. He is now the administrative officer at the Fall River Port Security Unit. Richard and Rena Ruggieri Lombardi have a daughter, Kristen Marie, born May 29. They reside on 53 Brookwood Road, Warwick, R. I. Paul A. Lussier is a field representative for the Champion Spark Plug Company. Ernest P. Martin is a production assistant for Standard Romper Co. in Pawtucket. Harry Mikaelian is a graduate student at the University of Rhode Island. Frederick A. Ricci received the degree of 'Master of Business Administration from Boston University in June. Jean Standish is a secretary for American Universal Insurance Co. in Providence. Edwin L. Zieminski is a sales representative for Metropolitan Life Insurance Company in Northampton, Mass. He and his wife have a daughter, Karen Lee Edward Ahern is an accountant with Hale Mfg. Co. in Putnam, Conn. Diane Bara is employed by the Thompson Apex Company in Pawtucket, R. I. Joyce Harnois Christiansen is a teacher at Johnson & Wales Junior College in Providence. Ann DeCotis is an executive secretary for the area manager of the American Mineral Spirits 'Company in Providence. Mildred J. Flanagan is a teacher for the Pawtucket, R. I. School System. Judy C. Hallas is secretary to the assistant distribution center manager of Weyerhaeuser 'Lumber Company in Portsmouth, R. I. John Lemme is a management trainee with the Cranston Loan Co. in Cranston. Lloyd Leveille is a management trainee with Hemingway Brothers in New Bedford, Mass.. Frederick E. Robinson, Jr., is an accountant for Mobil Oil Company in Springfield, Mass. Alexander Simmons is a management trainee for Agway, Inc. in Providence. Robert W. Smith is a real estate salesman for Armand Smith Realty Company in Pawtucket, R. I. Walter Smith is an accountant with Ward Fisher, CPA's in Providence. Jan Smolan is employed as a special agent for the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company in their Woonsocket, R. I. office. Page Fifteen

16 CHANGED YOUR ADDRESS LATELY? It helps immeasurably if you will let us know when you are planning to move and give us a chance to get your mailing address plate corrected and ZI'P coded. You may use this form to send us any information we would need to bring your mailing address up to date Name... "... Year Correct Street Address..... City and State... ZIP..... Old Address.... Additional News for the Bulletin.... Mail to Bryant College Alumni Office, Providence, R. I INAUGURATION REPRESENTATIVES Paul Gazzerro, Jr. '54, assistant to the vice president for the Medical Center at Loyola University, represented Bryant College at the inauguration of the new president of Saint Procopius College in Lisle, Illinois on September 19. Robert C. Dobbins '54 represented the College on October 17 at the Centennial Convocation of Atlanta University in Georgia. Edwin H. Keast '4'9 of Barre, Vermont, represented the College at the inauguration on October 30, of General Barksdale Hamlett, USA (Ret.) as the twentieth president of Norwich University in Northfield, Vermont. Norwich is the nation's oldest private military college. Carlton Lewis Wishart '62 will be a delegate to the inauguration of Henry Charles Borger as president of Leicester Junior College in Leicester, Massachusetts, on November 7. Carlton resides in Worcester. Alumni chairs may be ordered from the Alumni Office. ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIPS GO TO 14 UPPERCLASSMEN Grants totalling $3,450, ranging individually from $200 to $300, have been distributed to fourteen upperclassmen for the academic year. Recipients are: I Nome) (Closs) (Hometown) Donald A. Paquette 1967 No. Attleboro, Mass. Kenneth A. Mack 1966 Providence, R. I. William R. Scott 1966 Pawtucket, R. I. Kenneth Roberge 1967 Pawtucket, R. I. Raymond A. Massotti 1966 Cranston, R. I. Robert M. Petrin 1968 Seekonk, Mass. Patricia L. McGee 1966 Providence, R. I. James S. Richardson 1968 Pawtucket, R. I. Melvin S. Dubovick 1967 Fall River, Mass. Carmine F. Marabello, Jr Bristol, R. I. Clovis E. Potter 1966 Rochester, N. Y. Patricia M. Gisleson 1968 Oxford, Mass. Joyce A. O'Donnell 1966 Auburn, Maine Susan M. Ceppetelli 1966 Webster, Mass. '1.~ 'aauapiao.id ~8 Pl8d a~'ilsod SS1IID puoaas 01 'on ' 9 'loa 'a'.i1~ JU.,us 'a IJD) U! SJ!DHY!uwnlY 10 JopaJ!O OJ SsaJppD 10 sa6udq) puas '906Z0 pudisi apoqll 'a)uap!aojd 'JaaJJS adoh tsl 'UO/JDJJS!U!WPY SSaU!Sna 10 a6a1l0:> JUDAJ8.(q.ljqJuow paqs!lqnd a6a1l0:> JUD,ua 'a "!Jallna