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Patton, chrmn. Miss Sign'd F. Hancox, New Rochelle, N. Y. r Mr ' Dou � las G. Pearcy Miss Nancy N. Averill, Flushing, L. 1., N. Y. ' Mr ' � scar Hammer Miss Lizette Miooleau, Providence, R. I. r Mr. Henry G. Carpenter, Jr. Miss Shirley G. Clarke, Wickford, R. I. 1 r ' Maury J' Gaito Miss I. Rosaline Figlioini, Providence Mr. Kenneth L. Godfrey Miss Ruth M. Cary, Cranston, R. I. ' Mr. John C. Allen Miss Grace L. White, Hyde Park, Mass. Mr. Walter A. Porter Miss Ruth C. Milliken, Edgewood, R. I. Mr. A. J. Novogroski Miss Louise Grunberger, Stamford, Conn. Mr. Sidney Markowski Miss Lillian Korb, Providence, R. I. Mr. Fred F. Avis Miss Ruth G. Smith, Providence, R. I. Mr. Allen Slader Miss Lucy Poland, Providence, R. I. Mr. \\ illiam Bojar Miss Pauline G. Meller, Providence, R. I. Mr. Sumner Kerry Miss Winifred Mac Kinney, Providence, R. I. Mr. Max H. Flaxman M iss Elsie Madoff, Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr. Maurice L. Clemence Miss Gwen Monroe, Southbridge, Mass. Mr. Herbert L. 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Mr. Alfred E. Ascher Miss Mildred Sydney, Providence, R. I. Mr. Herbert M. Levenson Miss Irma Coplan, Providence R. I. Mr. Frederick Cook Miss Thelma Petith, Belleville, N. J. Mr. Douglass Tabor Miss Carolyn Ward, Genneseo, N. Y. Mr. Charles Swartz Miss Frieda Levine, Fall River, Mass. Mr. Norman Freydberg Miss Dorothy Souza Northampton  Mass. Mr. Alfred Buffington Miss Mary Boisclair Lynn, Mass  Mr. Wallace Klopsch Miss Kathleen Crowe, Greensboro, N. C. Mr. Freeman Packard Miss Mary Nolan, Wareham  Mass. Mr. Maxwell G. Hoberman Miss Eve Adelman, Hartford  Conn. Mr. Arthur E. Terry Miss Dorothy E. Carr, Taunton  Mass  Mr. Milton G. Scribner Miss Jean Smith, Springfield, Mass. Mr. James P. Gicker Miss Marion Joynes, Worcester, Mass. Mr. J. Russell Dolan Miss Rosalind M. Mulcahey, Providence, R. I. Mr. Thomas L. Greason Miss Margaret Nugent, Providence, R. ] Mr. Herbert H. Pickard Miss Marion T. Flint, Providence, R ] Mr. John W. Quigley Miss Constance G. Cannon, Providence R I Mr. Albert Tabor Miss Hope Richardsoll) Providena / R j Air. William C. Wohlfarth, Jr. Miss Dorothea Borden, Providence, R. I Mr. Jack Siegfried Miss Avery Conlon, Providence, R. I Mr. Kenneth E. Starrett Miss Mary B. Gurney, Providence' R. I Air. Darwin J. Alead Aliss Dorothy Cummings, Providence, R. I Air. John R. Cave, Jr. Miss Harriet A. Goff, E. Providence, R I Air. Frank P. Eldridge Miss Janet Eldredge, Taunton, Mass Air. Herbert G. Molden Miss Eleanor Caswell, New Bedford, Mass Mr. Harry N. Couden Miss Alice Wheeler, Chatham, Mass Mr. John C. Myer Miss Eleanor Brown, Attleboro, Mass. Air. Rodman B. Allen Miss Kathreen Goffin, Woodshole, Mass. Air. Arthur Hillman Miss Marjory Packard, Waltham, Mass. Air. Herbert Addelson Miss Edna Goldstein, New York, N. Y. Air. AI. P. Palton Aliss Rose Dobkin, Hartford, Conn. Mr. Roland G. Newcome Miss Gertrude Whipple, Pawtucket, R. I. Air. Robert L. Eddy Aliss Irma AI. Rietinger, Providence, R. I. Air. Leon Eisman Miss Muriel Smira, Providence, R. I. Dr. Homero Arjona Aliss Olga Rodavircz, Providence, R. 1. Air. James Sedgewick Miss Betty Bucklin, Providence, R. I. Air. Robert L. Alacello Miss Theresa Boilan, Providence, R. I. Air. John A. Young, Jr. Miss Helen M. Mackintosh, Providence, R. I. Air. James Quentin Miss Kathleen Flanagan, Providence, R. I. Air. Warren A. Aliller Miss Emily Benedict, Troy, N. Y. Air. Robert L. Lowenthal Miss Jane Hall, Yonkers, N. Y. Air. Leroy Vandam Miss Ruth Goldstein, New York, N. Y. Air. George N. Dewhurst Miss Edith M. Rushworth, New Bedford, Mass. Air. Eugene Goldsmith Miss Nancy L. Cooper, Fort Wayne, Ind. Air. Gordon Kaelin Miss Helen Kaelin, Palisades, N. J. Air. George Oliver Miss Margaret Palmer, New Rochelle, N. Y. Air. Donald L. DeNyse Miss Grace Verdich, Edgewood, R. I. Mr. Nelson B. Record Aliss Alary L. Hinckley, Fall River, Mass. Mr. John R. Lynch Aliss Elizabeth Tillinghast, Providence, R. I. Air. Arthur C. Felton Aliss Faith E. Page, Falmouth, Mass. Air. Guy H. Burt Miss Marjorie V. Sparrow, Union, N. J Air. Edward R. Kapp, Jr. Miss Clair Steers, White Plains, N. Y. Mr. Fred Alunroe Miss Margaret Melville, Upper Montclair, N. J Air. George Payne Miss Legh Kennedy, Larchmont, N. Y. Mr. Richard A. Holman Miss Ruth Gagen, Boston, Mass. Air. Carl K. Rose Miss Edna Sunderland, Fall River, Mass. Air. George W. Olvany, Jr. Miss Paula Nevins, Brooklyn, N. Y. Air. William G. Fienemann Miss Cyme Mclntyre, Avon, Conn. Air. Norman Singleton Miss Gertrude Carlson, Providence, R. I. Mr. Richard Rice Miss Ruth Wittaker, Providence, R. I. Air. James Reddmgton Miss Mary Malley, Providence, R. I. Mr. Edward Reid Miss Eleanor Ode, Providence , R. I. Air. Harry Swartz Miss Edna Vandam, New York, N. Y. Air. James Stone Miss Edith Freeman, New York, N. Y. Air. Alfred Joslin Miss Harriet Levy, New York, N. Y. Mr. Robert Mayer Miss Miriam Feldman, New York, N. Y. Mr. Marvin Rothlein Miss Mildred Vandam, New York, N. Y. Mr. Franklin Hurd Miss Margaret Rich, Woolrich, Penn. Mr. Thurston M. Petteplaoe Miss Ann Weir, Verona, N. J. Air. Bennett C. Galef Miss Agnes Gilhooley, Fildston, N. Y. Mr. Adelbert Farrar Miss Virginia Block, Greenville, Conn. Mr. Clarence Gofford Miss Dorothy Kelly, Providence, R. I. Air. Charles Eaton Miss Marion Martin, New York City Air. Henry C. Hart, Jr. Reba Lockhart, Providence, R. I. Mr. Rockwell Gray Miss Helen K. Parish, New York City Air. Alfred Joslin Miss Harriet Levy, New York City Mr. Knight Robinson Miss Betty Pauli, Providence, R. I. Mr. Donald W. Smith Miss Naomi Hanna, Lake Placid, N. Y. Mr. Albert F. Schleifer Miss Helen Herz, New York City Mr. John F. Nolan Miss Kay Krueger, Providence R. I. Air. Louis J. Hand Miss Helen Stafford, Providence, R. I. Mr. Elyah C. Koppelman Miss Irene Rosenfield, Providence, R. 1. Mr. Bernard V. Buonanno Miss Loisa Wetherell, Attleboro,'Mass. Mr. Harold Summer Aliss Beatrice A. Bloomingdale, Scarsdale, N. Y. 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