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Ebb Tide, Senior Edition (Jun 1958)

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Five members of the Senior class were elected to membership in SENIOR EDITION Kappa Gamma Pi, the National Scholastic Activity Honor Society of Catholic Women's colleges. 'f.he students are chosen on the basis of a high level of achievement in scholarship, ,character, service and leadership. Miss Julie Carlson, a history major and education minor, is a graduate of Saint Catherine's Academy. At Salve Regina College, Julie has demon­ strated her talents in the Spanish and art dubs. In 1955, she was chairman of vhe art show. Miss Eileen Flaherty came to Salve Regina College from Saint Xavier's Academy where she wrote a weekly column in the high school section of tihe Providence Visitor. Miss Flaherty's major field is mathe­ Salve Reginia College, Newport, R. I. June, 1958 matics and her minor is education. Miss Diane Silveria is a nursing student. She has belonged to Our Lady's Sociality for four years as well as to N. F. C. C. S. She was class treasurer in her freshman year and President of the Salve Regina Student Bishop To Confer Degrees; Nurses Association during her senior year. Miss Silveria has also been active in the W. R. A. Miss Kathleen Sullivan, a nursing student, graduated from Saint Bishop Brady To Speak Canherine's Academy. While at S. R. C., Kathy belonged to N. F. C. C. S., the Sodality, and S. N. 0. where she was vice-president in her junior year The eighth commencement exer­ and in her senior year, senior delegate to the R. I. State Convention. cises of Salve Regina College will Miss Loretta Verde, a chemistry major and biology minor has just be held June 2, at 3:00 p. m. on completed her term of office as President of the Student Council. In her the terrace of Ochre Court. The freshmen and sophomore years, she served as president of her class. Her exercises will be dedicated to His activities include Sigma Rho, N . F. C. C. S., I. R. C., Sodality, and typist Excellency, Most Reverend Russell on ohe Ebb Tide Staff. J. McVinney, D.D., L.L.D. in com­ memoration of the tenth anniversary of his consecration as Bishop of Mother Mary Hilda Seniors To Sing Providence. To Confer Honors, Hoods Baccalaureate Mass A tribute to Bishop McVinney Class Day exercises for the Class Baccalaureate exercises will open will be given by His Excellency of 1958 will ·be held on May 23. on Sund~y, June 1, with Mass Most Reverend Matthew Brady, Loretta Verde will be Processional offered by the Very Reverend D.D., Bishop of Manchester. Marshal. Very Rev. Irving A. Irving Georges, O.P. in the college Born in Waterbury, Connecticut, Georges will give the Invocation. chapel at 11 a. m. Bishop Brady was educated at St. The program will include the Seniors will march in procession Thomas Seminary, American Col­ Class S ong--Gertrude Armaral, down the grand staircase to their lege at Louvain, Belgium, and St. Class History-Barbara O'Gara, places in the chapel. The Bacca­ Bernard's, Rochester. Ordained to Class Prophecy-Helgi Danjezek laureate Mass will be sung by the the priesthood in 1916, Bishop and Kathleen Sullivan, Class Will­ Senior Class. A dinner for parents Jean Coughlin and Patricia Smith, and students will be served in the Brady has served as chaplain of the U. S. Army, as a member of St. Thomas Class Ode-Dorothy Mahler. main dining room immediately Seminary faculty, as pastor of St. Rita's Church, Hamden, Conn., as ap­ pointed defender of the marriage ,bond and promoter of justice, Conn. Shirley Perry will deliver the after. Loretta Verde will be toast Address. Nancy Dupont will pre­ diocese, and as director of nhe Confraternity of Christian Doctrine. sent the college banner to Ann mistress of the ceremony. Bishop Brady was consecrated Bishop of Burlington in 1938 and Connors, Chairman of the Fresh­ Day of Recollection, officiated was appointed Bishop of Manchester in 1944. man Class. by Father William Gallagher will The Reverend John T. Shea, A.B., Marshal will lead the procession, Mother Mary Hilda will confer open at 9 o'clock for the Seniors. following which Bishop McVinney will confer nhe degrees. Very Reverend Irving A. Georges, O.P., M.A., S.T.Lr., S.T.M., will Honors and the Academic Hood. Their induction to the Alumni Asso­ Participating in the planting of extend the greetings of the faculty and administration. His Excellency ciation will ·proceed at 7: 30 p. m. the Class Tree will be Jean Dennis J. Roberts, Governor, will bring the greetings of the State, and His Coughlin, Dianne Silveria, and Bar­ Honor Henry C. Wilkinson will extend tihe greetings of Newport. Michael bara Balzano. diction of the Blessed Sacrament E. Walsh, Ed.D., Commissioner of Education will present professional The Seniors will conclude the will be given in the chapel by teachers' certificates. campus program by an Act of Con­ Reverend Father Georges, assisted The commencement activities will end with an address and bene­ secration to the Sacred Heart. Bene- by Reverend Father Shea.. diction by the Most Reverend Bishop followed by the recessional. 'Jfie cdlll.01-t d?eo-e'"l~nd !Bi1,hop To Our Graduates - Providence College various excursions to enable the meal will be served in the main will handle the region's finances. Dining Hall at Ochre Court. days of the departing seniors. The students not only to view Paris, but Joy Henderson from St. Joseph's also to see the wonderful continent The Class of 1960 will remember graduating class will recall initia­ College, Hartford, won the office of how tihey were treated to picnics tion week, their first visit to the of Europe. As one of her side trips, corresponding secretary, and Suz­ Tulia hopes to go w Italy to visit and parties by their Junior Sisters Dean, semester exams, their ring anne Marin from Anna Maria is the last year. This dinner is but a small her brother who is studying medi­ ceremony, 0. C. balls, comps, and recording secretary. cine there. opportunity for them to reciprocate finally, graduation. Anne Motte will succeed Carol for the counsel and warm welcome After graduation, Miss Tudino Each senior will also receive a Cannon, former senior delegate which they received as incoming hopes to do work as an interpreter from S. R. C. and Pat Dunigan, freshmen. favor at the banquet, a small token preferably for the United Nations. The Sophomores will provide en­ of remembrance from her sopho­ travel chairman, will become junior To her, we extend our sincere con­ tertainment later at Mercy Hall. more sister. delegate. gratulations and say "Bon Voyage"! Anne Motte To Edit REGINA MARIS Senior Class Sister Mary Jean, R.S.M., recently announced that Anne Motte had Elects Leaders been appointed editor of the 1959 On May 4, 1958 the Class of Regina Maris. 1959 elected class officers for their Members of the class held elec­ Senior year. They are Janis Miles, tions to fill the remainder of the president; Edith Spooner, Vice­ offices. Co-editor is Anne Carpenter; President; Patricia Woods, Secre­ Business Manager, Deanna Mannix; tary; B. J. Brennan, Treasurer; and Ads, Sheila Murphy and Dolores Anne Carpenter, Student Council Petrarca; Photography, Rosa daSilva Representative. and Margaret Toomey. Janis is a math major. In her During the past year, Miss Motte, Sophomore year, she was editor of an English major and education the Ebb Tide. This year she is minor, served as editor of the Ebb associate editor of the paper and she Tide and formerly had been fea - is completing her term as secretary ture editor. of Student Government. Janis is Anne Carpenter has had a variety publicity director of the Glee Club. of experience. At Saint Xavier's, A transfer student from R. I. C. E., she worked on the Xavier and the Edith came to Salve Regina in her Xavie-rette and at Salve Regina Sophomore year. She is majoring in College has contributed w the Ebb sociology and plans to teach upon Tide. graduation. A graduate of Immaculate Con­ Pat Woods is a sociology major ception in Newburyport, Deanna and English minor and a member was business manager of the Ebb of the Art Club. Seven Accept Nominations Tide during the past year and con­ B. J. Brennan is an English major Three seniors and four juniors have accepted nominations for the tributed much to its financial suc­ and education minor. She is on the honor of membership in the National Mercy Honor Society, Sigma Phi cess. Ebb Tide staff. Sigma. Sheila is a sociology major nnd Anne Carpenter was re-elected Jean Coughlin, Shirley Perry, and Kathleen Sullivan, seniors; Barbara. an education minor and during tihe Student Council representative from Balzano, Jane Integlia, Janis Miles, and Anne Motte, juniors, were chosen 195 7-58 year contributed many edi­ last year. She has made many poetic on the basis of saholarship, fidelity and service to Salve Regina College torials and feature stories to the contributions to the Ebb Tide. and :to the ideals of Our Lady of Mercy, patroness of the Sisters of Mercy. Ebb Tide. Anne was class secretary in our Jean Coughlin came to Salve Regina from Saint Xavier's Academy. After graduating from Saint Xa­ freshman year. She has been an active member of Our Lady's Sodality and during the past vier's, Dolores entered S.R.C. where year has served as Prefect. she is a history major and education Helgi Danjezek Wins Miss Perry's major field is sociology, while her minor is English. She minor. has spoken eloquently at various meetings of the Sodality, of which she is Both of the girls on photography Student Nurse of '58; Vice-Prefect. are education minors; Rosa is a Miss Kathleen Sullivan graduated .from St. Catherine's Academy. She Spanish major and Margaaret a Virginia Shaughnessy is a member of the nursing department. sociology major. Rosa has served Receives Cluny Habit Miss Balzano, recently elected Student Government President, is a as class secretary this year while transfer student from the University of Bridgeport. She was President Miss Helgi Danjezek, '58 was Margaret was Student Council Rep­ of rhe Junior Class, and is majoring in sociology. resentative in her sophomore year. elected Miss Student Nurse of 1958 Miss Integlia, a gradua,te of Rogers is active in the Sodality, and has at the first annual convention of the just been elected to the office of Prefect. Rhode Island State Student Nurses Miss Myette '60 Both Miss Motte and Miss Miles are graduates of Saint Xavier's Association. Having served as state Academy. In her senior year, Miss Motte will serve as tihe editor of To Distribute Notes president for 1957-1958, Miss Regina Maris. Miss Miles is president of the incoming Senior class. Betty Myette attended the talk Danjezek initiated the state conven­ given by Archbishop Richard J. tion as an effective means of unify­ Cushing on March 20. It was spon­ ing all members. sored by the Parents' Council for It is with admiration and pride in Miss D'Almeida Heads Class of '60 Retarded Children and dealt with her accomplishments that we con­ 'the Sophomore Class held elections on May 7, for offices during the the mentally retarded. During the gratulate Helgi and wish her every incumbent Junior year. The results were as follows: lecture Miss Myette took notes for success in the future. Miss Helena D'Almeida, Sophomore Class president, was chosen the benefit of other students who again by her fellow classmates to lead the class during the 1958-59 year. were unable to attend. These notes ...... In her freshman year, Helena was secretary pro-tern and served ex-officio came to the attention of Mr. Na­ On March 19, Miss Virginia on all committees this past year. thaniel Michaelis and Mr. Frank Shaughnessy formerly a member of Miss Nan Kelly of Newport won the office of vice-president. She has McEntee of the Council who re­ the Class of 1960 was received into lbeen an active member of the Glee Club for two years. quested permission to make mimeo­ the Order of the Sisters of St. Joseph Elected to the office of secretary and treasurer were the Misses graphed copies of the talk to be of Cluny at their Novitiate in New­ Monique Geoffrey and Gail Fisher, respectively. Miss Fisher held this sent to interested persons. port. Her name in religion is Sister same position in the Sophomore class and is a member of The Ebb Tide As a result of this endeavor, Betty's summary of the Archbishop's Saint John the Baptist. The work staff. address has reached many parts of of this order lies primarily in the Miss Martha Lyons will represent the Class of 1960 as a member of the country, including schools and foreign missions. We extend Sister Student Council. Miss Lyons transferred to Salve Regina from Rosemont colleges. our sincere congratulations. College, Rosemont, Pennsylvania. ·

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EBB TIDE Anne M. Smith Published monthly by the stu· dents of Salve Regina College, To Lead Class Newport, R. I. S. R. C. Holds Students Elect The Freshm~n recently held elec­ Editor-in-Chief Baby Day tions for their Sophomore officers. Anne Motte Barbara Balzano Associate Editor On Wednesday, May 7, from rtwo The president, Anne M. Smioh, is Janis Miles thirtiy to five thirty, the doors of On April 29, 1958 the student a graduate of Marycliff Academy; Salve Regina College opened towel­ body elected its slate of officers for she was Prefect of the Sodality and Feature Editor come the return of some of the Student Government for the coming a me~ber . of the student govern­ Dolores Matoes graduates and their young children. 1958-59 year. The Council is as ment m high school. Anne hopes Lay-Out follows: Baribara Balzano, Presi­ Yes, this was another Alumnae to be a social worker. Carol Reardon dent; Marilyn Sullivan, Vice-Presi­ Baby Day! Th~ vice-president, Peggy Cauley, Business Manager About forty young ones milled dent; Alice Violet, Secretary, and was v1~e-,president of her class at St. Deanna Mannix about the Great Hall both fasci­ Deanna Encalada, Treasurer. Catherine's Academy, Newport, for Barbara is exceptionally well­ Proofreaders nating and fascinated by the Sisters. two years. She was secretary of the Earlene Mara Helen Fisser qualified to head the Student Coun­ To some Black habits are somewhat class one year. Peggy would like to Reporters a"'.esome and strange. Gradually cil. In her sophomore year, Barbara teach history. was elected Vice-President of her Carol Cannon Marilyn Sullivan this wore away and the children ~aureen McGillicuddy, the in­ Maureen McCabe Pat Dunigan never had a more delighted audi­ class, and also chairman of the coming secretary, graduated from St Sophomore Dance. As President of B. J. Brennan Gail Fisher ence. Jos::1;>h's Academy in Portland: the Junior Class, Barbara played an Donna Hurd Susan Hatfield Replies were received from grad­ Mame. She hdd class offices during Barbara Balzano Ann Bryan uates as far away as California, active part in Student Government her four years of high school. affairs. Her activities include: re­ Lucille DiRobbio Marie Lazlo Puerto Rico, Illinois, Missouri Maureen _is a Spanish major. Dolores Poirier Ann Smith Ohio, New Jersey, and New York'. porter on the Ebb Tide staff, N. F. Collectm~ money and balancing C. C. S., and sodality. Judy Brown Sheila Murphy The children present received little the budget is an old job for Judith Maria Pezza name tags and miniature medals of A~ a Newport day-hop, Marilyn Ready, treasurer, because she was Sullivan has been active in the Our Lady. treasurer of h~r class in high school. Typists sodality, a member of the Ebb Tide .No party would be complete Judy would hke to go into interior Gerry Condon Rhoda Brophy w1nhout refreshments and this was staff, and participated in various decorating. Alice Losardo other activities here at S. R. C. She :truly a party. Their eyes sparkled Carolyn Do:"nes will represent as they viewed the table laden with is a sociology major and a business the class agam on the Student of Bayview Academy, was an honor ice cream, cookies, and mi1k. Po­ minor. Government. Carolyn, a graduate roll student litely they waited until either the The newly-elected secretary of Sisters or their mothers brought the Student Government is a home their refreshments to them. economics major and an education Congratulations to the Class of 19 58 ~rs. Patricia Sullivan Walsh, minor. Alice Violet resides at Compliments of president of the Alumnae, was Marian Hall. present and with four of her five MR. AND MRS. T. JOSEPH MANNIX British Honduras is well-repre­ children. Of all the Alumnae, Mrs. Walsh has the largest family. semed on the Student Council by .• The youngest baby was the five Deanna Encalada who holds the Bermuda Shorts week old son of Mrs. Maureen office of Treasurer. Participation in Madras Shirts Blouses Oates Sweeney. activities on campus include being Benediction celebrated by the a member of the sodality and Presi­ THOMPSON-FORBES, Inc. Reverend Irving A. Georges, 0.P., 202 BELLEVUE AVENUE Viking 7-3919 chaplain, concluded the day. dent of the Spanish Club.

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