Eighty-first Commencement

BRYANT COLLEGE of

) BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Friday, August 4, 1944

10:00 A. M.

Rhode Island School of Design Auditorium

Providence

Eighty-first Commencement

BRYANT COLLEGE of

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

\

Friday, August 4, 1944

10:00 A. M.

Rhode Island School of Design Auditorium

Providence

ORDER OF EXERCISES PRELUDE-Carnival March .. Friml

Melodies from "Apple Blossoms" . .Kreisler Russian Fantasie . .. . . ... .. .. Tobani "Play, Gypsies" from "Countess Mari tza" . .Kalman

PROCESSIONAL OF GRADUATES "March T riumphal" .. .. .. . .. .... ..... . Fucih

INVOCATION The Reverend Father Daniel M. Galliher, O.P.

Director of Admissions, Pmvidence College (The audience will please rise)

"THE INSIGNIFICANT INDIVIDUAL" Mary G. Wong

School of Business Administration

SELECTION-"Forget-Me-Not" .. .Macbeth

ADDRESS OF WELCOME The Honorable Theodore Francis Green United States Senator from Rhode Island

ADDRESS TO TIlE GRADUATES The Honorable Alben W. Barkley

Majority Leader of the United States Senate "The Aftermath of War"

SELECTION-"Stars In My Eyes" . . .... . KTeisler

ADDRESS BY THE PRESIDENT "Your Service to Mankind"

PRESENTATION OF H ONORARY DEGREES

PRESENTATION OF DEGREES AND DIPLOMAS IN COURSE Henry L. Jacobs

President of Bryant College

PRESENTATION OF PROFESSIONAL T EACHING CERTIFICATES Dr. James F. Rockett

Director of Education of the State of Rhode Island PRESENTATION OF ANNUAL AWARDS

Henry L. Jacobs President of Bryant College

"As You ARE" Virginia Marie Crawford

School of Secretarial Science BENEDICTION

The Reverend Father Galliher, O.P. (The audience will please rise)

THE NATIONAL ANTHEM CLOSING MARcH-"The National Emblem" . . . . Bagley

Music by ROBERT GRAY AND HIS ORCHESTRA

ORDER OF EXERCISES PRELUDE-Carnival March

Melodies from "Apple Blossoms". Russian Fantasie . . .. . ....... . "Play, Gypsies" from "Countess Mari tza".

PROCESSIONAL OF GRADUATES

.. FTiml Kreisler

. .. Tobani . .Kalman

"March T riumphal" .. . .. . .. . . .. . . ... . . . . Fu cik

INVOCATION The Reverend Father Daniel M. Galliher, D.P.

Director of Admissions} PTOvidence College (The audience will please rise)

"THE INSIGNIFICANT INDIVIDUAL" Mary G. Wong

School of Business Administration

SELECTION-' 'Forget-Me-Not"

ADDRESS OF WELCOME The Honorable Theodore Francis Green United States Senator from Rhode Isla11d

AODRESS TO TI l E GRADUATES The Honorable Alben W. Barkley

Majority Leader of the United States Senate "The Aftermath of War"

SELECTION-"Stars In My Eyes" ..

ADDRESS BY THE PRESIDENT "Your Service to Mankind"

PRESENTATION OF H ONORARY DEGREES

PRESENTATION OF DEGREES AND DIPLOMAS IN COURSE Henry L. Jacobs

President of Bryant College

PRESENTATION OF PROFESSIONAL T EACHING CERTIFICATES Dr. James F. Rockett

' . . Macbeth

Kreisler

Director of Education of the State of Rhode Island PRESENTATION OF ANNUAL AWARDS

"As You ARE"

BENEDICTION

Henry L. Jacobs President of Bryant College

Virginia Marie Crawford School of Secretarial Science

The Reverend Father Galliher, D.P. (The audience will please rise)

THE NATIONAL ANTHEM CLOSING MARcH-"The National Emblem" ... . ... . .

Music by ROBERT GRAY AND HIS ORCHESTRA

. . . Bagley

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HONORARY DEGREES CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES

Degree of Doctor of Humanities The Degree of Bachelor of Science in Commerce (H.D.) (B.S. in C.)

MISS ANNA 1. GRIFFITH Jablecki, Wanda S. Shore, June Marian Fonner Administrator of Child Welfare for Rhode Island

The Degree of Bachelor of Secretarial Science (B.S.S.)

Degree of Master of Science in Business Administration Appleby, Doris Leetta Hepburn, Grace Elizabeth(M.S. in B.A.) ,,"'

Baker, Lois Burnell Jacobson, Toby Lee THE HONORABLE ALBEN 'tV. BARKLEY Boice, Miriam Ann Kessell, Ruth Muriel United States Senator from Kentucky Carrier, Constance L. Kida, Lucille Julia

Cheever, Mary Selina Kirker, Leslie MISS RUTH M. LEACH Cohen"Doris Ruth Kovner, Marjorie R.

Davis, Dorothy Winifred Lahdenpera, Eila EliinaVice-President of International Business Machines Cor/Jomtion Fine, Shirley Dorothy Cum Laude Finney, Ellen L. Laing, Beverly Margaret Fitzgerald, Miriam Ann Linke, Eleanore Phyllis Gotsell, Lucille Esther MacKenzie, Barbara MaryCANDIDATES FOR DEGREES Gunn, Evelyn May Summa Cum Laude Harrington, Marion E. Madonna, Evelyn P.

The Degree of Bachelor of Arts in Commercial Education Hawkes, Alice Teixeira, Mary Victoria (A.B. in C.Ed.) Heinrich, Evelyn Tirocchi, Gloria L.

and the five-year professional certificate of the Department Winkler, Lois Lorraine of Education, State of Rhode Island

Bucolo, Emilia AnlOnetta Halligan, Cathy Ann Chytilo, Peggy Katherine McGovern, Rose Beatrice

Summa Cum Laude Mother Fidelis McHugh, F.C.]. CANDIDATES FOR DIPLOMAS Cipolla, Elisena Mary In absentia

One-Year Business Administration ProgramDeMello, Eleanor Constance Quartaroli, Dantina Carmen Cum Laude Cum Laude Barber, Pauline Knapp, Margaret Jean

Walsh, Mary F. Cum LaudeBonn, Norman A. Malchiodi, MargueriteClifford, Mary Elilabclh Cum LaudeThe Degree of Bachelor of Science in Accounting Cohen, Frances M. Male, R. Elaine(B.S. in A.) Corpaci, Armando Mandel, Sarah R.

Adelman, Barbara R. Lindia, Peter Paul Horstmann, Elizabeth J. Cum Laude Beaudoin, Mozart Joseph Maslowski, Edith Edwina Blackway, Avis L Newell, Janet Elizabeth ~ The Secretarial Program

Cum Laude Cum Laude Corey, Rita AlbertaBrown, Joseph Bernard Petronio, Carl A. Bailey, Joan Helen

Cum Laude Piehota, Walter Stanley Baker, Betsy Bourne. Cournoyer, Gertrude Theresa Crawford, Virginia MarieBurnham, Elizabeth L. Robert, Therese C. Banas, Helen Frances

Summa Cum Laude Thomas, John William Bray, Catherine Anne Cruz, Barbara Sylvia Elovitz, Pauline Cecile Trench, John ]. Breslow, Mildred Madison Fralick, W. Gloria Goodloff, Aileene Louise Summa Cum Laude Burrow, May Elizabeth Frechette, Doris R. Killerjian, Alice Wong, Mary T. G. Cardosa, Loretta Genevieve Girouard, Jean Lillian

Magna Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Cheveretle, Marian L. Goldberg, Barbara Ruth Kriger, Elaine R. Zacharia, Stella H. Ciprano, Jeanne D. Goldberg, Joan

II HONORARY DEGREES

Degree of Doctor of Humanities (H.D.)

MISS ANNA 1. GRlFFITH Former Administrator of Child Welfare for Rhode Island

Degree of Master of Science in Business Administration (M.S. in B.A.)

THE HONORABLE ALBEN ''\T. BARKLEY United States Senator from Kentucky

MISS RUTH M. LEACH Vice-President of Intemational Business Machines CorjJOratio17

CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES The Degree of Bachelor of Arts in Commercial Education

(A.B. in C.Ed.)

and the five-year professional certificate of the Department of Education, State of Rhode Island

Bucolo, Emilia Antonetta Chytilo, Peggy Katherine

Summa Cum Laude Cipolla, Elisena Mary DeMello, Eleanor Constance

Cum Laude

Halligan, Cathy Ann McGovern, Rose Beatrice Mother Fidelis McHugh, F.C.].

In absentia Quartaroli, Dantina Carmen

Cum Laude Walsh, Mary F.

The Degree of Bachelor of Science in Accounting (B.S. in A.)

Adelman, Barbara R. Beaudoin, Mozart Joseph Blackway, Avis L

Cum Laude Brown, Joseph Bernard

Cum Laude Burnham, Elizabeth L.

Summa Cum Laude Elovitz, Pauline Cecile Goodloff, Aileene Louise Killerjian, Alice

Magna Cum Laude Kriger, Elaine R.

Lindia, Peter Paul Maslowski, Edith Edwina Newell, Janet Elizabeth

Cum Laude Petronio, Carl A. Piehota, Walter Stanley Robert, Therese C. Thomas, John William Trench, John ].

Summa Cum Laude ''\Tong, Mary T. G.

Summa Cum Laude Zacharia, Stella H.

CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES

The Degree of Bachelor of Science in Commerce (B.S. in C.)

Jablecki, Wanda S. Shore, June Marian

The Degree of Bachelor of Secretarial Science (B.S.S.)

Appleby, Doris Leetta Hepburn, Grace Elizabeth Baker, Lois Burnell Jacobson, Toby Lee Boice, Miriam Ann Kessell, Ruth Muriel Carrier, Constance L. Kida, Lucille Julia Cheever, Mary Selina Kirker, Leslie Cohen" Doris Ruth Kovner, Marjorie R. Davis, Dorothy Winifred Lahdenpera, Eila Eliina Fine, Shirley Dorothy Cum Laude Finney, Ellen L. Laing, Beverly Margaret Fitzgerald, Miriam Ann Linke, Eleanore Phyllis Gotsell, Lucille Esther MacKenzie, Barbara Mary Gunn, Evelyn May Summa Cum Laude Harringtoll, Marion E. Madonna, Evelyn P. Hawkes, Alice Teixeira, Mary Victoria Heinrich, Evelyn Tirocchi, Gloria L.

Winkler, Lois Lorraine

CANDIDATES FOR DIPLOMAS

One-Year Business Administration Program

Barber, Pauline Knapp, Margaret Jean Bonn, Norman A. Cum Laude

Malchiodi, MargueriteClifford, Mary Elizabeth Cum Laude

Cohen, Frances M. Male, R. Elaine Corpaci, Armando Mandel, Sarah R . Horstmann, Elizabeth J. Cum Laude

The Secretarial Program

Bailey, Joan Helen Corey, Rita Alberta Baker, Betsy Bourne. Cournoyer, Gertrude Theresa Banas, Helen Frances Crawford, Virginia Marie Bray, Catherine Anne Cruz, Barbara Sylvia Breslow, Mildred Madison Fralick, W. Gloria Burrow, May Elizabeth Frechette, Doris R. Cardosa, Loretta Genevieve Girouard, Jean Lillian Cheverette, Marian L. Goldberg, Barbara Ruth Ciprano, Jeanne D. Goldberg, Joan

CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES

The Degree of Bachelor of Science in Commerce (B.S. in C.)

Jablecki, Wanda S. Shore, June Marian

The Degree of Bachelor of Secretarial Science (B.S.S.)

Appleby, Doris Leetta Baker, Lois Burnell Boice, Miriam Ann Carrier, Constance L. Cheever, Mary Selina Cohen"Doris Ruth Davis, Dorothy Winifred Fine, Shirley Dorothy Finney, Ellen L. Fitzgerald, Miriam Ann Gotsell, Lucille Esther Gunn, Evelyn May Harrington, Marion E. Hawkes, Alice Heinrich, Evelyn

Winkler,

Hepburn, Grace Elizabeth Jacobson, Toby Lee Kessell, Ruth Muriel Kida, Lucille Julia Kirker, Leslie Kovner, Marjorie R. Lahdenpera, Eila Eliina

Cum Laude Laing, Beverly Margaret Linke, Eleanore Phyllis MacKenzie, Barbara Mary

Summa Cwn Laude Madonna, Evelyn P. Teixeira, Mary Victoria Tirocchi, Gloria L.

Lois Lorraine

CANDIDATES FOR DIPLOMAS

One-Year

Barber, Pauline

Business Administration Program

Knapp, Margaret Jean Bonn, Norman A. Clifford, Mary EI izabeLh Cohen, Frances M. Corpaci, Armando Horstmann, Elizabeth J.

Cum Laude Malchiodi, Marguerite

Male, R. Elaine Mandel, Sarah R .

Cum Laude

Cum Laude

The Secretarial Program

Bailey, Joan Helen Baker, Betsy Bourne. Banas, Helen Frances Bray, Catherine Anne Breslow, Mildred Madison Burrow, May Elizabeth Cardosa, Loretta Genevieve Cheverette, Marian L. Ciprano, Jeanne D.

Corey, Rita Alberta Cournoyer, Gertrude Theresa Crawford, Virginia Marie Cruz, Barbara Sylvia Fralick, W. Gloria Frechette, Doris R. Girouard, Jean Lillian Goldberg, Barbara Ruth Goldberg, Joan

CANDIDATES FOR DIPLOMAS The Secretarial Program

(Continued)

Goldenberg, Frances Martin, Germaine Therese Golin, Evelyn Barbara McNamara, Helen Marguerite Gough, Virginia Elwell Morelli, Susan Greene, Mary Agnes Owen, Janet Ruth Gutbrodt, Mildred E Parmele, Barbara M. Halpern, Madeline Mary Pasqualini, Enza Madeline Hartley, Helen G Pontarelli, AIda J. Hidlay, Martha J Robertson, Gladys Elizabeth Hoeflich, Roberta Jean Seaton, Claire I vers, Clare Patricia Shanley, Kathleen M. Klucznik, Cecilia Helen Stachow, Anna Klucznik, Irene Katherine Vitale, Esther Marie Kondey, Mildred F Vogel, June Helene Korkuc, Florence Ann Wallenthin, Janet May Laferriere, Dorothy A. Williams, Dorothy Elizabeth Lindberg, Vera Elinor Zinno, Irma Marcone, Yolanda

Medical Secretarial Program Nault, Pauline G

Intensive Secretarial Program

Ashley, Elizabeth Lucretia Ikola, Helen Elaine Berry, Norma Louise Mallows, Beatrice Ann Brewer, Ruth Vaughn Mendoza Doris Ann Crescenzo, Frances Christine Mendoza, Marjorie Marie Cohen, Ida Mitchell, Miriam Julia Gordon, Elizabeth Ellen Roper, Barbara S. Hammond, Ruth Edith Rushton, Mildred Louise Harson, Doris Madeleine Shea, Mary Elizabeth Healy, Prudence Spettigue, Phyllis Arline Hurtado, Barbara Anne Thomte, Elisabeth M. Hobin, Mary Elaine Walker, Shirley

Zurier, Rosalind

General Business Program Fiske, Elizabeth Russell, Barbara Ann Gustine, Marian Louise

Stenographic-Secretarial Program

(Evening Division)

Corriea, Eva Heden, Louise F. Evans, Mary E. McManus, Rita E.

CANDIDATES FOR DIPLOMAS The Secretarial Program

(Continued)

Goldenberg, Frances Golin, Evelyn Barbara Gough, Virginia Elwell Greene, Mary Agnes Gutbrodt, Mildred E Halpern, Madeline Mary Hartley, Helen G Hidlay, Martha J Hoeflich, Roberta Jean J vers, Clare Patricia Klucznik, Cecilia Helen Klucznik, Irene Katherine Kondey, Mildred F Korkuc, Florence Ann Laferriere, Dorothy A. Lindberg, Vera Elinor Marcone, Yolanda

Martin, Germaine Therese McNamara, Helen Marguerite Morelli, Susan Owen, Janet Ru th Parmele, Barbara M. Pasqualini, Enza Madeline Pontarelli, AIda J. Robertson, Gladys Elizabeth Seaton, Claire Shanley, Kathleen M. Stachow, Anna Vitale, Esther Marie Vogel, June Helene Wallen thin, Janet May Williams, Dorothy Elizabeth Zinno, Irma

Medical Secretarial Program Nault, Pauline G

Intensive Secretarial Program

Ashley, Elizabeth Lucretia Berry, Norma Louise Brewer, Ruth Vaughn Crescenzo, Frances Christine Cohen, Ida Gordon, Elizabeth Ellen Hammond, Ruth Edith Harson, Doris Madeleine Healy, Prudence Hurtado, Barbara Anne Hobin, Mary Elaine

Ikola, Helen Elaine Mallows, Beatrice Ann Mendoza Doris Ann Mendoza, Marjorie Marie Mitchell, Miriam Julia Roper, Barbara S. Rushton, Mildred Louise Shea, Mary Elizabeth Spettigue, Phyllis Arline Thomte, Elisabeth M. Walker, Shirley

Zurier, Rosalind

General Business Program Fiske, Elizabeth Gustine, Marian Louise

Russell, Barbara Ann

Corriea, Eva Evans, Mary E.

Stenographic-Secretarial Program

(Evening Division)

Heden, Louise F. McManus, Rita E.

CANDIDATES FOR DIPLOMAS (Continued)

Business Management Program

(Evening Division)

Zinno, J ames Nicholas

General Business Program

(Evening Division)

Antonuccio, Pauline R.

CANDIDATES FOR DIPLOMAS (Continued)

Business Management Program

(Evening Division)

Zinno, J ames Nicholas

General Business Program

(Evening Division)

Antonuccio, Pauline R.

ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS

DAY DIVISION

1943-1944

H onor Awards are pl'esented annually to those students who, during their senior year, maintain the highest scholastic standing.

FIRST H ONORS-GOLD MEDAL-For Highest general scholarship III

the schools named:

School of Commercial Teacher-Training, Peggy Katherine Chytilo

School of Business Administration-Accountancy and Finance, Mary T. G. Wong

School of Secretarial Training: Execu tive Secretarial Division Barbara Mary MacKenzie Secretarial Division Bets), Bourne Baker

SECOND HONORS-SILVER MEDALs-For second highest general schol­arship in the schools named:

School of Commercial Teacher-Training, Dantina Carmen Quartaroli

School of Business Administration-Accountancy and Finance, John J . Trench

School of Secretarial Training: Executive Secretarial Division Doris Leella Appleby Secretarial Division Dorothy A. Laferriere

THIRD H ONORS-SILVER SCHOLARSHIP KEYS-For honorable mention in the schools named:

School of Commercial Teacher-Training Eleanor Constance De Mello

School of Business Administration-Accountancy and Finance, Elizabeth L. Burnham

School of Secretarial Training: Executive Secretarial Division Doris Ruth Cohen Secretarial Division Janet Ruth Owen

ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS

DAY DIVISION

1943-1944

Honor Awards are pl'esented annually to those students who) during their senior year) maintain the highest scholastic standing.

FIRST HONORS-GOLD MEDAL-For Highest general scholarship III

the schools named:

School of Commercial Teacher-Training, Peggy Katherine Chytilo

School of Business Administration-Accountancy and Finance, Mary T. G. Wong

School of Secretarial Training: Executive Secretarial Division Secretarial Division

Barbara Mary MacKenzie Betsy Bourne Baker

SECOND HONORS-SILVER MEDALs-For second highest general schol­arship in the schools named:

School of Commercial Teacher-Training, Dantina Carmen Quartaroli

School of Business Administration-Accountancy and Finance, John J . Trench

School of Secretarial Training: Executive Secretarial Division Secretarial Division

Doris Leetta Appleby Dorothy A. Laferriere

THIRD HONORS-SILVER SCHOLARSHIP KEys-For honorable mention in the schools named:

School of Commercial Teacher-Training Eleanor Constance De Mello

School of Business Administration-Accountancy and Finance, Elizabeth L. Burnham

School of Secretarial Training: Executive Secretarial Division Secretarial Division

Doris Ruth Cohen Janet Ruth Owen

ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS (Continued)

Prizes are awarded annually to seniors of signal achievement

THE GEORGE M. PARKS CHARACTER AND HIGHEST SCHOLARSHIP AWARD- Fifty dollars, to the senior completing- the two-year Bachelor's Degree Course in the School o[ Business Administration- Accountancy and l~ inance . He is selected by the President of the College and certified by the Dean on the following basis: Scholastic ability and attainments; attrib u tes of character and qualities of personality, integrity, industry, ki ndliness, adaptability, sympa thy and fellowship; interest in college activities. A p eT­manent trust fund was established by the late Mr. Parks to perpetuate this award.

ELIZABETH L. BURNHAM

THE CHARLES CURTIS AWARD-Presented by friends of the College, twenty-five dollars to the senior completing the One-Year Secretarial Program, who has manifested courteous conduct and cooperative spirit in personal relations, and demonstrated capacity [or business leadership. This Award was inaugurated wh en the late Mr. Curtis was Vice President o f the Uuited States.

DOROTHY A. LAFERRIERE

THE ALUMNI AWARD- Fifty dollars to the senior completing the two­year Executive Secretarial Program with highest distinction, and whose per ­sonality combin es to the greatest extent those attributes and qualities con­ducive to the sllccessful performance of duties in the chosen field of endeavor.

LUCILLE ESTHER GOTSELL

THE JOHN ROBERT GREGG AWARD-A gold medal suitably inscribed, to the student in the School of Secretarial and Executive Training, who through­out the Secretarial Program has given evidence of accuracy and marked pro­ficiency in skill subjects.

LUCILLE JULIA KIDA

THE ROGER W. BABSON AWARD- A gold medal suitably inscribed, to the senior in the School of Business Administration- Accountancy and Finance who has distinguished himself because of orderly mind, sound judgment, vision and systematic business habits.

MARY T_ G. WONG

THE BRYANT COLLEGE AWARD-A selected set of books, suitably inscribed, to the senior in the School of Business Administration- Accoun tancy and Finance who has shown the greatest improvement in methods of thinking and research, thoroughness in analyzing facts and figures, and accuracy in ded uctions.

JOSEPH BERNARD BROWN

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ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS

(Continued)

Prizes are awarded annually to seniors of signal achievement

THE GEORGE M. PARKS CHARACTER AND HIGHEST SCHOLARSHIP AWARD-Fifty dollars, to the senior completing the two-year Bachelor 's Degree Course in the School o[ Business Administration- Accountancy and Finance. He is selected by the President of the College and certified by the Dean on the following basis: Scholastic ability and attainments; attributes of character and qualities of personality, integrity, industry, kindliness, adaptability, sympathy and fellowship; interest in college activities. A per­manent trust fund was established by the late Mr. Parks to perpetuate this award.

ELIZABETH L. BURNHAM

THE CHARLES CURTIS AWARD-Presented by friends of the College, twenty-five dollars to the senior completing the One-Year Secretarial Program, who has manifested courteous conduct and cooperative spirit in personal relations, and demonstrated capacity [or business leadership. This Award lI'as inangurated when the late Mr. Curtis was Vice President of the Ullited Slates.

DOROTIIY A. LAFERRIERE

THE ALUMNI AWARD- Fifty dollars to the senior completing the tll'O­year Executive Secretarial Program with highest distinction, and whose per­sonality combines to the greatest extent those attributes and qualities con­ducive to the successful performance of duties in the chosen field of endeavor.

LUCILLE ESTHER GOTSELL

THE JOHN ROBERT GREGG AWARD-A gold medal suitably inscribed, to the student in the School of Secretarial and Executive Training, who through­out the Secretarial Program has given evidence of accuracy and marked pro­ficiency in skill subjects.

LUCILLE JULIA KIDA

THE ROGER W. BABSON AWARD-A gold medal suitably inscribed, to the senior in the School of Business Administration- Accountancy and Finance who has distinguished himself because of orderly mind, sound judgment, vision and systematic business habits.

MARY T. G. WONG

THE BRYANT COLLEGE AWARD-A selected set of books, suitably inscribed, to the senior in the School o[ Business Administration-Accountancy and Finance who has shown the greatest improvement in methods of thinking and research, thoroughness in analyzing [acts and figures, and accuracy in deductions.

JOSEPH BERNARD BROWN

II ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS

(Continued)

THE HENRY L. J ACOBS ENGLISH AWARD-A selected set of books on lit­erary subjects, suitably inscribed, to the senior in either the School of Busi­ness Administration or the School of Secretarial and Executive Training who attains the highest standing in English in exami nations and c1asswork th roughou t the two-year courses.

ELEANORE PH YLLIS LTNim

THE PROVIDENCE CLUB OF THE NATIONAL FEDERATION OF BUSI­NESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN 'S CLUBS AWARD-Twenty-five dollars to the senior completing the Executive Secretarial Program with the highest scholastic average and who has demonstrated during the two years in attendance, qualities of character, leadership, adap tability and potential executive ability.

BARRARA MARY MACKENZIE

ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS

(Continued)

THE HE RY L. J ACOBS ENGLISH AWARD-A selected set of books on lit­erary subjects, suitably inscribed, to the senior in either the School of Busi­ness Administration or the School of Secretarial and Executive Training who attains the highest standing in English in exami nations and c1asswork throughout the two-year courses.

ELEANORE P HYLLIS LTNKE

THE PROVIDENCE CLUB OF THE NATIONAL FEDERATION OF BUSI · NESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUBS AWARD-Twenty-five dollars to the senior completing the Executive Secretarial Program with the highest scholastic average and who has demonstrated during the two years in attendance, qualities of character, leadership, adaptability and potential executive ability.

BARBARA MARY MACKENZIE

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Parents and friends, alumni and students, are cordially

invited to visit Bryant College-on its campus at Hope

and Benevolent Streets and Young Orchard Avenue,

Providence. The College buildings, including the

dormitories, will be open throughout Commencement

Day for the reception of visitors .

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Bryant College was founded in 1863 and is the second oldest institution of training for business in America.

In 1916, by an act of the Rhode Island Legislature, Bryant College was empowered to grant degrees, at which time its curriculum was changed to h igher edu­cation for business. In the same year, the College inaugurated the two-year accelerated program of courses, giving in two years of forty-eight weeks each the equivalent number of credit hours of most four­year academic colleges of shorter college years, and is the first educational inst itution, so far as is known, to have done -so.

BRYANT COLLEGE ARCHIVES

Parents and friends, alumni and students, are cordially

invited to visit Bryant College-on its campus at Hope

and Benevolent Streets and Young Orchard Avenue,

Providence. The College buildings, including the

dormitories, will be open throughout Commencement

Day for the reception of visitors .

•

Bryant College was founded in 1863 and is the second oldest institution of training for business in America.

In 1916, by an act of the Rhode Island Legislature, Bryant College was empowered to grant degrees, at which time its curriculum was changed to h igher edu· cation for business. In the same year, the College inaugurated the two·year accelerated program of courses, giving in two years of forty·eight weeks each the equivalent number of credit hours of most four­year academic colleges of shorter college years, and is the first educational inst itution, so far as is known, to

have done -so.

BRYANT COLLEGE ARCHIVES