Ebb Tide, Senior Edition (Jun 1958)

Salve Regina University Digital Commons @ Salve Regina Student Newspapers Archives and Special Collections 6-1-1958 Ebb Tide, Senior Edition (Jun 1958) Salve Regina College Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.salve.edu/student-newspapers Part of the Education Commons Recommended Citation Salve Regina College, "Ebb Tide, Senior Edition (Jun 1958)" (1958). Student Newspapers. 75. https://digitalcommons.salve.edu/student-newspapers/75 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Archives and Special Collections at Digital Commons @ Salve Regina. It has been accepted for inclusion in Student Newspapers by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ Salve Regina. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Five Seniors Win Honors In Kappa... Gamma Pi 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 - <We c}fono'"l <you Your tenth anniversary as Bishop Congratulations and Farewell of Providence ... during those ten With Commencement come fond farewells and sincere wishes for years, you have done much to pro happiness in life. To you, the Class of 1958, we, the undergraduates mote growth and development . extend rhese. Salve Regina is grateful for your Some of us have been with you three years-others less-but all have guidance . your presence at our enjoyed knowing you, working with you. It is with happiness that we say academic functions has lent grace "Congratulations" and yet there is a note of sadness intertwined. When and dignity ... through your guid we return in September, we will no longer have the fun-loving crowd from ance, we have come closer to discov Moore. We will have a new class-but it will not be the Class of 1958. ering our role as Catholic women To some, you were the sophomores during initiation week always through you, we realize its signifi cance and we possess a greater ap popping out of uhe strangest places and requesting the most unusual things; preciation for this role ... we con and yet thanks to our initiation, we had a preview of all the fun and gratulate you on the glorious happiness we would have with you for the next three years. achievement of your ten years as our For the Class of 1960, you were the guides, the confidantes, the ones beloved Bishop . we pray that who knew the ropes and helped us to find the friendliness of college, the God may bless you with continued sense of belonging. years of health, holiness, and help The Class of 1961 viewed you first with awe. You had almost com fulness to all your children. pleted the road we had just begun to travel. Gradualiy this awe changed to ,1.d Mttltos Annas friendship, and we, too, say "'!'hanks". Joan Shields, Again we say "Congratulations" and the best of everything always Reflections From The Sea to the Class of 1958! Diane Silveria Invested with symbolic black Tulia Tudino '61 She felt a surge of pride-restrained Receives Grant She glanced at the sea and wondered To Head Ball Awarded To S. R. C. Co-chairmen Joan Shields and at its calm. Sister Mary Anacletus, R.S.M., Diane Silveria recently announced Another tide in its turning commit.tee chairmen for the annual recently announced that Tulia Churned restless as she peered into Commencement Ball. These in Tudino, a freshman, is the recipient its deptshs clude: Barbara O'Gara and Carol of the scholarship awarded to Salve Cannon, tickets; Loretta Verde, And wondered no longer orchestra; Patricia Smith and Mari Regina College by the L'Alliance lyn Soucy, refreshments; Anne She gazed then in sympathy with Franr;aise de Paris on the basis of a Horan and Bavbara McAlear, pro the moods of her sea. competitive oral examination. grams; Patricia Crecca and Marie She saw its depths reflected now, Monsieur Blancpain, Executive Robinson, favors. Its star imprisoned in her ring. Director of the Alliance Franr;aise, The strictly formal ball will be sent his sincere congratulations both held in the Great Hall from 9 p. m. But the free will be free; to Salve Regina and to Miss Tudino to 11: 30 p. m. on May 29. Music And now, in penetrating light, for the occasion will be under the on the honor awarded to both. She beholds the wide sea. direction of Tony Abbott. Patrons Tulia is a graduate of Saint for ,the affair, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Unbound in force, unknown in fury, Mary's Academy, Bayview, where Shields, Mr.

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