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MAY 4 SUPPORT IS THE FIRST FRIDAY DRILL TEAM VOL. XVIII. No. .'I' KUillT I'ACIKS I'KOVIIIKNI'K (OLLKCK, PROVIDENCE, It. I.. MAY 2. 1956 io CENTS A COPY Tickets Now Available I'Aip ind Gown Investure For "Scotch N Wry To Take Place Friday Morn. By Charles Leary By Bob Laffey Elizabeth Burke, all from the Rhode The Very Reverend Robert J If the weather permits, the class stiitlt-m- are advised to obtain Island College of Education •Slavin, (i I*. President of Providence will then move outside where the their tickets (or the fort rn?omi tin The production staff includes College, will officiate at the Cap and annual class photo will be taken Pyramid Players' production "Scotch Charles Gnys. director Louis J Ver- Gown Investiture to be held Friday The seniors will then be free until 'n' Wry" a* early as possible to In• chot. stage manager; ILeon Callahan, morning in the gymnasium of Alumni 7 30 in the evening when the (la--. sure good seats Tickets may ho ob• music arranger and composer of the Hall The Reverend James K Ma Will. Class Prophecy, and Class Skit tained from The Honk si ore or Irom score: and Richard Rice, designer of loney. O I'. professor of philosophy, will be presented at Harkins Hall John Lowe or Howard Hamilton scenery Assisting Mr Verchot are here at the College, will be the prin• The Class Will will be read by James I Edward LeBeau and Charles Mc In attempting to make this the best cipal speaker at the morning cere• McLarney while James Santaniello Larney Assisting Mr Rice is James production in the history of the monies while the claas moderator. will narrate the Class Prophecy Baker Assistants lo the director are Professor Scotti Pyramid players, the costumes will be Reverend Vincent F. McHenry, O P.. These two individuals are the authors David Harrington. George Boyd and handled by Brooks of New York, will celebrate a low Maaa before the of their respective presentations An• Joseph McNeil Receives Letter which has handled many Broadway thony Victory will direct the Class Other members of the production hit shows Further professional qual• | Skit also to be presented that eve- staff are Courtney J Garry, house From The Vatican The seniors will meet at 8 30 a m ity will be obtained through the ef• I ning. manager. James Kelly, properties, at Alumni Hall and will be led into forts of Mr Leonard Gamache. who Following this, dancing will be Richard L. McCarthy, production asso• Mr Salvatore G Scotti, professor the gymnasium by the Junior Class will handle the makeup enjoyed until midnight Senior Class ciate, Rae Geer and Margaret Brady, of Italian at Providence College has President. Frank Brennan. and the , President James Renzi has issued an The cast includes James Flannery, choreography, Ann Gorman and Clau received a letter from the Vatican Junior Clau Vice President, Bob , invitation to the Junior Class through Gerry- Corrado, John Welsh. John dette Dufresne, wardrobe; James thanking the students of the College Costa, where Father Slavin will be its President Frank Brennan. to at• Gagnon. James Felice, William Flannery. advertising; Vincent Fer- for their gift presented to Pope Pius asaiated in the investiture ceremonies tend the evenings activities with their Cronin, M Joseph Steen and James raioli, bass accompaniment, and XII on his birthday. by the Reverends Vincent C Dore, dates Thus Friday will mark the Pitochelli Female roles will be under• Robert Laffey. publicity Lighting OP, college vice-president: Edward The following is a translation of A Vitie OP, and Daniel F Reilly. -tart of a month's activities leading taken by Joan Dykas. Claudia Little- will be under the direction of James Meiggs the letter which was written >n Itsl OP up to Commencement Day on June 5 field. Dawn Brooks MacDonald, and ian. From the Vatican April 10th. ISM P. C. Drill Team To Compete Office of the Secretary of State of Hi* Holiness III mo Signore. Annual ROTC. Review [gainst Brown \n<l I .R.L 1 have placed in the hands of the Huh Father your gift together with The Department of Military Science and Tactics of Providenee On Thursday night. May 3rd. the 1st Lt Edward Kelley as well as the fine scroll prepared by the good College cordially invites all parents and friends to attend the Filth Third Annual Intercollegiate Drill Junior cadets Al Panneton and Dick students of Providence College on the Annual Review and Presentation Ceremonies to be held on Tuesday Competition will take place. The com• McCarthy will be determining factors occasion of the birthday of the Su• petition will be held at the Cranston in the team's performance preme Pontiff. afternoon. May 8th. at 3 00 P M , at Hendncken Field Street Armory and will start at 8 Brown Air Force will be led by His Holiness thanks you whole o'clock sharp- This annual custom of the college ROTC is the culmination of a Cadet Lt Bruce Dennan, Brown Navy hearted Iv fur this homage, and is very year of drill instruction and practice by the cadets of the college The Adjutant General's Trophy will by Cadet 1.1 Jov La Bonte. and VRI pleased to see the way in which you be awarded to the winning team's by Cadet Capt Frank Varieur This have been educating your students In addition to the actual passing of the troops in review, you will be commander The competing teams will year since Providence College will with so much leal and devotion and afforded an opportunity to witness the performance vl the ROTC be scrutinized by a board of Armed be the Host Team. Cadel Morrissey (Continued on Page 3) Drill Team and Band, a Cadet Corps inspection by Major General Forces officers, who have been select• will be the overall Commander of McGreevey, and the presentation of the awards to the outstanding Troops and will present the units to ed on the basis of their knowledge cadets of the Corps. of close order drill Complexity of the Reviewing Party Sunday Concert drill, appearance, discipline, manual The distinguished guests will in• of arms, and leader's ability will be clude the Very Reverend Robert J To Finish Season closely watched Slavin. OP. President of Providence The winning team for the past two College, Rev Vincent C Dore. O.P.. For Glee Club years has been the Brown Air Force Dean of Studies. Carl R Woodward. Poor Turnout Mars Student ROTC Both years their margin of President of the University of Rhode Two appearances in the near future victory has been a slight one over Island. Dean Durgin of Brown; Gen• will bring the Glee Club season to a Congress Vote Last Week their nemesis from Smith Hill, namely eral John McGreevey of the First close. On Friday. May 4. the Club PC The other two teams that will Army Area and Colonel R. King of will sing at the Cap and Gown Day Bernie Carroll led the voting with 141 votes fol• be competing are Brown Navy ROTC Mass in Alumni Hall. the R I Military District The PMS Last Wednesday, with a very poor lowed by Ed Maggiacomo with 134, and the Pershing Rifles from the i T - of the respective colleges will Sunday afternoon. May 6, will find turnout, the twenty-two candidates Red Ferraro with 117 and Vic Foti Univ. of Rhode Island. with 85 also be there as well as members of the Club singing in Sayles Hall, were narrowed down to the fourteen Brown University, where the Rhode available offices Less than fifty per Representing Providence College the ROTC staffs. Capt. Jerry Lauer The Freshmen elected De Noia, Island Federation of Music Clubs is cent of the student body showed Hines. l)uinn. and Reilly to represent will be the ROTC Drill Team, which will act as the announcer. has been hard at work trying to come sponsoring an afternoon of religious enough interest to even vote for these them in the Congress Thomas Quinn music. Appearing on the same pro• men who will represent them in the up with a complex drill that will Make it a point to attend and help led the voting with 141 Votes Richard coming year. A lack of interest prev• wrest the Trophy from Brown Com• gram will be the Temple Beth-el J. De Noia received 133; George H. the Drill Team bring home the bacon alent throughout the year was high• manding the team will be Cadet Lt. Chorus and the Central Baptist Hines acquired 132 and Robert E. That's the Cranston Street Armory. lighted last week at these elections.. John J Morrissey, but the hard work Church Choir. Reilly. 128. Thursday night at 8 o'clock of M/Sgt Matthew Lepporace and Among the songs to be sung by The Junior class had six available the Glee Club will be Ralph Ring- seats which were filled by Harring wald's arrangement of "Salve Rc- ton, Lipsey, Maillet, Skalko, Sweeney gina". "The Holy City", "In a Monas• and Tammelleo. Holdovers from last Fr. Dore Speaks To A.M.A. Official To Address tery Garden", and "Haltcluia Chorus" year are Howard I Lipsey, who is Following the program, the club beginning a third term and William Teachers' Institute Pre-Med Honor Society will go to the Narragansett Hotel B Sweeney, who was elected for a where it will hold its annual banquet second time Gerald A. Maillet was automatically elected since he was the and business meeting.
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