Salve Regina University - Regina Maris Yearbook (Newport, RI)

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. v.-. ■; .■ ' . -■,-, H,j£ ! jk. :■ W»9HMl«iyS fir ' v jBa- sr !P V J « v ■ ' ' Zj 2»— Mi i ' ii J SOCIAL GRACES Mrs. Marguerite Murphy takes time out from gym classes to regale Sister Mary Martha with tales of students ' ingenious excuses to get out of physical fitness exercises. Miss Jane Hale explains one of the technicalities of the basket- ball court rules to an indignant player, Barbara Connelly. Speech and drama courses aid in projecting the personality — and Miss Joan David projects! X

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Sister Marilyn makes a notation. The problems of psychiatric nursing are many — the right approach in the right way at the right moment is of utmost importance. Sister Mary Rosarita takes time out to read Time — a pleasant respite from medical-surgical nursing class. The photographer caught Sister Mariella on her way to the four o ' clock bus. Maternal -child health is her concern in the nursing department. ■mi jp Sister Afary Aujusfine, Director of the School of Nursing, checks a card in her files — records must be kept on everything in her department. 27

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COLLEGE SERVICE Sister Mary Corona, the epitome of organization and cheerful efficiency, can occasionally be found away from her busy office. As always, the library is a focal point for research and study. Miss Katherine McAvoy checks in Bar- bara ' s overdue books, while Sister Mary Isabel will- ingly searches out reference material. Dr. Kenneth Brasted, as Public Relations Director, promotes a favorable image for Salve. The college has, through his efforts, become newsworthy. 29