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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1971 volume:

SALVE REGINA COLLEGE NEWPORT, RHODE ISLAND • ffl. ' fj ti St- ' f I have memories as though I were a thousand years old XL HdJtfekp «RjOft:uii J« 5. f ; 1 1- £ _• V) -J V- ;r ' a 1 JL -t H 1 7MLACK PEARl , C HHIS1 1 ES LANDING ;|| SeaTowl .Sfeoi e 4 V % LEFT LANE MUST TURN LEFT NEWPORT o MANSIONS ? ! i . m Mil III s JUL (« ir n a« sc ?« jsts a 3 IS 2 5; is SS Si •■  «  -h It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair. Charles Dickens We ' re here for a liberal education, strictly defined. Somehow we are supposed to live outside the educative process while at the same time we are educated by it. Sure, we ' ve seen changes. Freshmen no longer have to be in by 11:45 and jeans are tolerated. Though we ' ve gained some specifics, we ' ve never really achieved student rights. How do we make them understand that we ' re striving for a principle? We want to govern ourselves and we want to determine our own futures. But we ' ve heard this all before. For once — just once — we wish someone would listen. Sometimes we wonder if what we wanted isn ' t quite what Salve wanted to give us. Dissatisfied students are found at any college but this increased number has everyone worried. We hear If you don ' t like it, then leave. That ' s not the problem — we can get out but now that we ' re here why do we feel cheated? More than living we want to be alive. To be free, to think, and to learn. We want a college that will help us to meet the challenges of modern life. 10 Perseverance is more prevailing than violence; and many things which cannot be overcome when they are together, yield them- selves up when taken little by little. Plutarch 12 In place of the old bourgeois society, with its classes and class antago- nisms, we shall have an association in which the free development of each is the condition of the free development of all. Marx and Engels 13 Sometimes we stumble to classes; sometimes we don ' t. Some of our instructors read our texts to us for fifty minutes, some talk for the allotted time, some encourage us to think. We arrive at some classes because attendance is sure to be taken. We know we can always write letters or daydream. If it ' s really all that bad we say the hell with it and thank god for our C ' s and D ' s — At least it ' s not an F. Some instructors demand a lot of busywork. We may not care for it or see the point but it always gets done — somehow. And there are those instructors who excite us. They are dynamic, showing us paths we may have missed or questions we failed to inves- tigate. They lead us forth and we discover that above all we want to learn. They seem to know that we can teach them also. These in- structors we salute with a sincere thank you. 14 S. Mary Martina Conley, R.S.M. History Dr. Dorothy Troendle English S. Margaret Murphy, R.S.M. Mathematics Miss Florence Lahey Nursing 15 S. Mary Marjorie Walsh, R.S.M. Education S. Mary Giles Peresich, R.S.M. Library %MM Miss Maria Leandro Nursing v , Dr. Heriberto Vazquez Jk Spanish Dr. George Morris Physics — Chemistry S. Maryjeanette Pivin, R.S.M. Theology S. Marie Therese Courtney, R.S.M. English S. Mary Philemon, R.S.M. Registrar — Chemistry 17 Mrs. Rose McCann, R.N. College Nurse Dr. Patricia Fontes Psychology S. Mary Audrey O ' Donnell, R.S.M. Dean of Admissions — English Mr. David Heitke Mathematics 18 S. Marie Corinne Walsh, R.S.M. Education Miss Carolyn Miller Nursing 19 Mr. William James Hersh Philosophy Mr. Leo Bottari Biology Miss Lucy Ann Shannon Director of Residence 20 Mr. Hugh Boyle, Jr. Psychology S. Mary Eloise Tobin, R.S.M. Theology S. Mary Jean Tobin, R.S.M. English 2) S. Mary Loretto O ' Connor, R.S.M. English S. Margaret E. Sorensen, R.S.M Academic Dean Dr. Michael E. Werle Psychology — Director of the Counseling Center Miss Nancy Rozendal Nursing 22 Mrs. Mary Martin Nursing Mr. Warren Harrington Librarian S. Mary Noel Blute, R.S.M. English 23 Rev. Richard E. Mandeville Theology Mr. Richard McGinn English Mrs. Gertrude MacPhail Biology Mrs. Marie Jedrzejec Nursing S.Maria Chilli, R.S.M. Executive Secretary Mr. James Cunningham Maintenance Mr. Jerrold Nussbaum Sociology S. Mary Brenda Sullivan, R.S.M Biology S. Prudence Mary Croke, R.S.M Theology S. Veronica Marie Duffy, R.S.M. Nursing — Director of Food Services Mrs. Catherine Craziano Nursing 26 Mr. John Renza Vice President for Financial Affairs S. Kathryn Mary Murphy, R.S.M. Special Education Mrs. Maureen Lareau Nursing S. MaryConsilii Reynolds, R.S.M. History 27 Dr. Ascanio DiPippo Chemistry S. Mary Lomax, R.S.M. Music S. Marie Therese LaBeau, R.S.M. Assistant Librarian r V CIRCU Fr. Christopher Johnson, O.P. Sociology — Chaplain 28 Mrs. Miriam Wood Nursing Miss Barbara Colavecchio English Mr. Charles O ' Loughlin Continuing Education Mrs. Ann Pelletier Spanish 29 Dr. Hubert Reynhout Social Studies Mr. Robert McKenna Political Science Mr. Stanley Crashow Creative Arts 30 S. Mary Christopher O ' Rourke, R.S.M. President S. Diane Taylor, R.S.M Creative Arts S. Ann Nelson, R.S.M. History Mrs. Georgette Ramos French 31 Mr. Glenn N. Giuttari Director of Glee Club Mrs. Margaret Duffy Nursing S. Marianne Postiglione, R.S.M. Creative Arts ( ■■ Mr. Gerald Fetner istory 32 Mrs. Dorothea Dutra Nursing Mr. Ronald Brinn Vice President for Development and Public Relations Miss Helen Holland Creative Arts 33 S. Mary Sheila O ' Brien Dean of Women Mrs. Elaine Mayer Language Laboratory Technician Miss Lucille Sullivan Nursing Mr. Jerome R. Kutliroff Physics — Biology 34 S. Mary Andrea Martell, R.S.M. English — German Miss Joan David English — Dramatics Dr. Lester Carr Vice President for Academic Affairs Mr. Edward Van Vliet Foreign Languages 35 S. Lois Eveleth, R.S.M. Philosophy S. Mary Marcella Shanley, R.S.M Director of Financial Aid S. Mary Callista Fontaine, R.S.M. Chemistry 36 Mrs. Evelyn Yeaw Nursing S. Mary Joannes Griffin, R.S.M. Nursing 37 Dr. E. William Burrell English — Education Miss Rae K. O ' Neill Education S. Norma Orme, R.S.M. Spanish Mrs. Betty Sue Robison Foreign Languages 38 S. Mary Donald, R.S.M. English Mrs. Joellen Watson Nursing S. Joan Mclnnis, R.S.M. Education — Mathematics Mr. Chester C. Lupton Psychology 39 Miss Marilyn Sullivan Nursing S. Patricia Murray, R.S.M. Sociology B if Miss Louise Laliberte Nursing Miss Ann-Marie Keenan Sociology 40 La Deuxieme Vertu Ce qui m ' etonne, dit Dieu, c ' est I ' esperance Et je n ' en reviens pas. Cette petite esperance qui n ' a I ' air de rien du tout. Cette petite fille esperance. Immortelle. Cor mes trois vertus, dit Dieu. Les trois vertus mes creatures . Mes f il les mes enfants. Sont elles-memes comme mes autres creatures. De la race des hommes. La foi est une Epouse fidele. La Charite est une Mere. Une mere ardente, pleine de coeur. Ou une soeur ainee qui est comme une mere. L ' Esperance est une petite fille de rien du tout. Qui est venue au monde le jour de Noel de I ' annee derniere. Qui joue encore avec le bonhomme Janvier. Avec ses petits sapins en bois d ' Allemagne Peints. Et avec sa creche pleine de paille que les betes ne mangent pas. Puis qu ' elles sont en bois. C ' est cette petite fille pourtant qui traversera les mondes. C ' est cette petite fille de rien du tout. El le seule, portant les autres, qui traversera les mondes revolus. Charles Peguy En souvenir de Madame Arlette Hopkins 41 42 We ' re separate from the world while at the same time being deeply involved in it. We ' re trying to learn how to cope with this world. We ' re noisy and quiet, we ' re happy and sad, interested and apathetic, realists and idealists. We want to lead meaningful lives and there ' s so much to learn that isn ' t in books. We want to unlearn prejudices. We want to help others and we want others to help us. We want to touch and to be touched. 43 44 It ' s the only one you ' ve got. 45 SLANQ i 46 47 48 The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. 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If I have anything to offer, it is my emotional contact with the place where I live and the people I do. Andrew Wyeth 98 99 mJagMA mm 101 102 ©. aisaia 103 Anyplace I go I have to leave — the best part, having been there. 104 105 106 We wonder why we can ' t all get together and see what has to be done and just what it is that we can do. We talk about the problems of governance, education as it is today, and whatever should strike us. We all have our troubles. We hear that we can ' t af- ford to keep our faculty; we say that we can ' t afford not to. Costs are soaring and questions are being i pointed in every direction. Frozen salaries, faculty dismissals, and administrative resig-  nations. We know that the wind has to § change direction, but when? ' In the clearing stands a boxer, 1 And a fighter by his trade And he carries the reminders Of ev ' ry gfove that laid him down And cut him till he cried out In his anger and his shame I am leaving, I am leaving. But the fighter still remains. Simon and Garfunkel 107 108 J 09 It is unacceptable to have to explain we are human beings. You can ' t really be educated unless you see as many people as possible. Gloria Steinem You have to be human to really make it. The young people all over the world are talk- ing truth and humanity. I hope we ' re being human. Dorothy Pitman 110 They ' ll have to try like hell to catch me this time. They will try like hell and even if they don ' t find you, what kind of way is that to live? You ' ll always be alone. No one will ever be on your side, and you ' ll always live in danger of betrayal. I live that way now. But you can ' t just turn your back on all your r e- sponsibilities and run away from them, Major Danby insisted. It ' s such a negative move. It ' s escapist. Yossarian laughed with buoyant scorn and shook his head. I ' m not running away from my responsibilities. I ' m running to them. There ' s nothing negative about running away to save my life . . . Joseph Heller in L:l 114 • s l JX i f % fcbruairv n «t Iojr vyour sl( .. vSullv ' 5 drr ' V- M 4 115 I. LU 1 r v 2 ■■■■% _j jjH _ __ __ _| 1 1 1 116 117 118 119 We could look back on Salve with only contempt but that would be a denial. A de- nial of a large and important part of our lives. There are the warm memories. The special friendships. The rooms we called home for four long years. That inexplain- able bond that held us together in the face of discord and strife, through the hilarity and the depression. That bond that allowed us to laugh when maybe we should have cried. We have held many dreams. Some have gathered dust and some have been lost in the shuffle. But as the song says there ' ll be new dreams . . . maybe better dreams. As we look back the parting has come so suddenly, so unexpectedly. And as our bright and blazing moment in the sun is dying, we have been blest with the gift of hope. 120 mimi o ' connor mary anne tierney 121 kathy shinners mel turley 122 denise st.laurent i J nancy mardosa jeanne kelly tish denham donna gnecco marybeth hassett 124 angela vardakis muff horack 125 lucyann piantedosi zeneski joan ottilige dufault fran sheridan 126 cathy crimaldi lisa staniunas noreen senff 127 I cathy augenthaler sue marcotte marty Warwick 128 kathy murphy maureen f. fitzgerald 129 ellen schillace margaret mc gahan jeanne sherman 130 sarah lowman • beth klivak mary liz crimmins 131 mary beth byron eugenia walsh kathy mc court 132 sue hampel jan spinelli s. miryam barbara dwyer 133 mary trainor I L mirtha crisostomo marie perrelli 134 mary ellen litwin eileen janiga 135 peggy centracchio 136 peggy maher carol pollard 137 mary golden jane krywinski jo-ann chrupcala 138 denise lajoie dianne ankner 139 kathy duffy s. susan marie jenkinson linda berube 140 141 toni santos peggie pierce 142 nancy zipp laura-jane rovito ' .- jane foley 143 s. theresa beaudreau kathy bettencourt ■ i ■ al v T yjBWr P terry timpane linda kane cathers kathy gemske 145 ann dugan elaine krzyston 146 lynn Zimmerman mary lou salome ft s4S Z+ dm- martha dolan 147 nancy doran mary murphy 148 vivian hooker patricia kelly martin 149 zora ann turnbull kathy bayer ginny o ' connell gerri higgins roberta Sutherland maureen m. fitzgerald 151 elaine sullivan j m fjr 1 J? j I iMM 1 mary amodeo 152 donna kaszyk mananne reavey ■i ■ ; Hj M W ■ v H |i ffl yHH mHi ■ ' ' % mm tr ' V. ' m tHBjH Ik ; : ; ■ m L4 H karen kaull 153 martha kivlehan koziara colette richard Joyce oliveira W .- 154 ellen delaney ena ali s. elena marie natalizia 155 mildred core almeida patricia peak sue murphy 156 pam paquette monette rivet paula keene 157 mary hartley pat parisi pat dwyer 158 nancy coleman paula walker 159 ann o ' donnell denise archambault rita sciarrotta 160 s. carol maryjussaume jane mc hale ruth dupuy sanford 161 lidia teixeira sue patry sue bonneau 162 melva ward emily antonio gloria luther 163 francine lally harman s. Josephine m. moquin ann d ' elia ghiorse sue dantino jeanne roy mary anne marcello 165 maureen mc cormick m. lorraine foos 166 carol roy maureen dark jane talbot 167 Editor Zora Ann Turnbull Assistant Editor Ellen Schillace Photography Maureen F. Fitzgerald Maryanne Lahey Beth Klivak Copy Mary Liz Crimmins Layout Mary Ellen Litwin Mary Beth Hassett Margaret McGahan Sue Hampel Portraits Patty Donovan Ann Ghiorse Business Maureen McCormick Advisor Barbara Colavecchio Representative Jim Findley Bradbury, Sayles, O ' Neill — Paragon Special Thanks Newport Daily News, Providence College, Doug Werbeck, Jon Ma- guire, Kevin Coutts, Chris Taylor, and all those who contributed cre- ative material. SENIOR DIRECTORY En a AM 2 El Dorado Road Tunapuna, Trinidad West Indies French — Secondary Education Mildred Core Almeida 29 Canton Avenue Portsmouth, Rhode Island English — Elementary Education Mary Frances Amodeo 31 Ware Avenue West Hartford, Connecticut Spanish — Secondary Education Dianne M. Ankner 246 Bull Mill Road Chester, New York Nursing Emilia Marie Antonio 13 Sanford Avenue Cumberland, Rhode Island Spanish — English Denise L. Archambault 61 Eighth Avenue Woonsocket, Rhode Island Sociology — Psychology Catherine A. Augenthaler 97 Country Club Drive Port Washington, New York Spanish — Secondary Education Christine Barbour 39 Donna Avenue Portsmouth, Rhode Island English — History Mary Elizabeth Bartley P. O. Box F Norton, Massachusetts English — Secondary Education Kathleen S. Bayer 75 Squassick Road West Springfield, Massachusetts Nursing S. M. Theresa Ann Beaudreau, R.S.M. St. Mary ' s Convent 261 Spring Street Newport, Rhode Island Sociology — Psychology Linda Irene Berube 3 Federal Street Haverhill, Massachusetts Spanish— Secondary Education Kathleen F. Bettencourt 932 Horseneck Road Westport, Massachusetts English — Secondary Education Suzanne I. Bonneau 67 Ste. Croix Street Lewiston, Maine Nursing Mary Elizabeth Byron Winans Avenue Newport, Rhode Island History — Elementary Education Linda Kane Cathers 15 Maple Avenue Riverside, Rhode Island Nursing Margaret R. Centracchio 32 Caswell Street Narragansett, Rhode Island Sociology — Special Education Jo-Ann Chrupcala 28 Emmett Street Fall River, Massachusetts Social Studies — Elementary Education Ann Elizabeth Chvojka Melrose Avenue Jamestown, Rhode Island Spanish — Political Science Maureen Anne Clark 363 East Main Street Avon, Massachusetts Sociology — Special Education Nancy Joan Coleman 79 Black Oak Street Weston, Massachusetts Sociology — Psychology Patricia Ann Costa 203 Gardner Avenue Somerset, Massachusetts Sociology — Psychology Catherine Mary-Ann Crimaldi 56 Udell Street Providence, Rhode Island Sociology — Special Education Mary Elizabeth Crimmins 12 Linden Avenue Larchmont, New York English — Psychology Mirtha Ivelisse Crisostomo Luperon 89 Santiago, Dominican Republic Medical Technology Helen J. Czepiel 44 Harrison Street Taunton, Massachusetts Spanish — Secondary Education Susan E. Dantino Mattatuck Manor Apts. 495 North Spring Street Naugatuck, Connecticut English — Secondary Education Ellen Elizabeth Delaney 412 High Hill Road Meriden, Connecticut Nursing Elizabeth L. Denham 97 Presidents Road Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts French — Spanish Martha Jane Dolan 370 Adams Street Milton, Massachusetts English — Elementary Education Patricia Winifred Donovan 7 Burdsall Drive Port Chester, New York Nursing Nancy Marrianne Doran 191 South Avenue Whitman, Massachusetts French — Secondary Education Joan Ottilige Dufault 11 Whitwell Place New Port, Rhode Island English — Elementary Education Katherine Duffy 2 Peters Road Riverside, Connecticut Nursing Ann Marie Dugan 66 Bergen Street Providence, Rhode Island Psychology — Special Education S. Miryam Barbara Dwyer, R.S.M. St. Mary ' s Convent 261 Spring Street Newport, Rhode Island English — Psychology Patricia Mary Dwyer 28 Harrison Avenue Newport, Rhode Island Sociology — Psychology Cynthia Ellen Field 13 Longfellow Terrace Providence, Rhode Island Biology — Chemistry Maureen Frances Fitzgerald 159 West Central Avenue Bergenfield, New Jersey Nursing Maureen M. Fitzgerald 376 Maple Street Franklin Massachusetts Nursing Jane Honor Foley 86 Bond Street Norwood, Massachusetts Sociology — French Lorraine Foley 482 Bristol Ferry Road Portsmouth, Rhode Island English — Secondary Education Mabel Lorraine Foos 14 Broadway Newport, Rhode Island French — Secondary Education Kathleen Gemske M.O.Q. 3075 M.C.B. Camp Lejeune, North Carolina French — Secondary Education Ann D ' Elia Chiorse 17 Lincoln Avenue Port Chester, New York Sociology — Psychology Donna Jean Cnecco 40 St. Lo Street Framingham, Massachusetts Sociology — Special Education Mary C. Golden 142 Overbrook Road West Hartford, Connecticut Sociology — Special Education Susan Ann Hampel S-112 Fairfield Drive Paramus, New Jersey Nursing Paula Faltisco 1 Murphy Avenue Bristol, Rhode Island English — Elementary Education Margaret M. Ferguson 19 Harbour View Avenue Bristol, Rhode Island Sociology — Special Education Margaret Francine Harman 55 Harvey Road Middletown, Rhode Island History — Elementary Education Mary Elizabeth Hassett 193 Fairview Avenue Brockton, Massachusetts Sociology — Psychology Ceraldine J. Higgins 16 Camp Drive Seldon, New York Nursing Vivian F. Hooker 160 Sherwood Drive Portsmouth, Rhode Island Medical Technology Margaret Horack 47 Swarthmore Road Wellesley, Massachusetts Nursing Eileen Mary Janiga 96 Robin Hill Road Meriden, Connecticut Social Studies — Special Education S. Susan Marie Jenkinson, R.S.M. Salve Regina College Newport, Rhode Island French — History S. Carol Mary Jussaume, R.S.M. Mt. St. Mary Convent 755 Second Street Fall River, Massachusetts English — Secondary Education Donna M. Kaszyk 523 Kenneth Avenue Somerset, Massachusetts Sociology — Special Education Karen Anne Kaull 6 Park Street Newport, Rhode Island Nursing Paula Mary Keene 126 Park Avenue Cranston, Rhode Island English — Elementary Education Jeanne Marie Kelly 484 Hope Street Providence, Rhode Island English — Secondary Education Patricia Kelly Martin 190 Waterman Avenue East Providence, Rhode Island Sociology — Special Education Paula Jean King 220 Lexington Avenue Providence, Rhode Island Nursing Elizabeth A. Klivak 251 Belevue Avenue West Haven, Connecticut Sociology — Special Education Martha Kivlehan Koziara 1-E Rolling Green Village Newport, Rhode Island History — Secondary Education Jane Mary Krywinski 526 Boston Road Middletown, Connecticut Nursing Elaine Joan Krzyston 109 Homestead Boulevard Longmeadow, Massachusetts Chemistry — Mathematics Denise Marcelle Lajoie Nate Whipple Highway Cumberland, Rhode Island English — Elementary Education Mary Ellen Lange 14 Bridgham Street Rumford, Rhode Island Chemistry — Mathematics S. Perpetua Lester, R.S.M. Mt. St. Rita Convent R.D. 3 Cumberland, Rhode Island English — Elementary Education S. Eleanor Mary Little, R.S.M. Mt. St. Rita Convent R.D. 3 Cumberland, Rhode Island History — Elementary Education Mary Ellen Litwin 9619 Kingston Road Kensington, Maryland Sociology — Psychology Sarah Lowman 15 Arrowhead Lane Portsmouth, Rhode Island Nursing Gloria Jean Luther 5 Summer Street Westerly, Rhode Island English— Elementary Education Mary Madden 216 Mauran Avenue East Providence, Rhode Island Sociology — Psychology Margaret E. Maher 112 Governor Street Providence, Rhode Island Nursing Mary Anne Marcello 63 Woodstock Lane Cranston, Rhode Island Sociology — Special Education Susan J. Marcotte 1066 Smithfield Avenue Lincoln, Rhode Island French — Secondary Education Nancy Ann Mardosa 16 Horton Street Lewiston, Maine Nursing Rose- Anna Markman 22 Friendship Street Newport, Rhode Island English — Secondary Education Mary-Jean McCarthy 266 Kenmore Drive Longmeadow, Massachusetts English — Elementary Education Maureen McCormick 2560 Riverside Avenue Somerset, Massachusetts Nursing Kathryn Anne McCourt 127 Bryant Street Cumberland, Rhode Island English — Secondary Education Margaret Ellen McCahan 2 Pleasant Street Blackstone, Massachusetts History — Elementary Education Jane Marie McHale 75 Sandy Hollow Road Port Washington, New York History — Secondary Education S. Josephine M. Moquin, R.S.M. Salve Regina College Newport, Rhode Island Nursing Kathleen Marie Murphy 37 Dennison Street Newport, Rhode Island Sociology — Special Education Mary Jane Murphy 83 Browne Street Cranston, Rhode Island History — Secondary Education Mary Lee Murphy 22 South Main Street Coventry, Rhode Island Sociology — Special Education Susan Jane Murphy 5 Homestead Avenue Danbury, Connecticut Medical Technology S. Elena Marie Natalizia, R.S.M. Salve Regina College Newport, Rhode Island History — Political Science Virginia Rose O ' Connell 1 Burdsall Drive Port Chester, New York Sociology — Psychology Mary C. O ' Connor 27 Dudley Avenue Newport, Rhode Island History — Elementary Education Ann Frances O ' Donnell 35 Washington Street Winchester, Massachusetts English — Elementary Education Joyce Oliviera 297 Wood lawn Street Fall River, Massachusetts Psychology — Special Education Pamela Jane Paquette 20 Glen Road Cranston, Rhode Island French — Secondary Education Patricia Ann Parisi 58 Constitution Street Bristol, Rhode Island English — Secondary Education Suzanne Marie Patry R.F.D. 2 Mechanic Falls, Maine Nursing Patricia Ellen Peak 402 Main Street South Windsor, Connecticut English — Secondary Education Eileen Ann Pelletier 215 McCorrie Lane Portsmouth, Rhode Island History — Elementary Education Marie M. Perrelli 267 Fort Hale Road New Haven, Connecticut Nursing S. Nancy Picard, R.S.M. St. Mary ' s Convent 261 Spring Street Newport, Rhode Island English — Special Education Margaret Jane Pierce 662 Briarcliff Avenue Maywood, New Jersey English — Secondary Education Cecilia T. Polka 230 State Street Bristol, Rhode Island Chemistry — Secondary Educ. Math Carol E. Pollard 5 Clay Street Newport, Rhode Island English — Secondary Education S. M. Rita Ann Pratt, R.S.M. St. Xavier ' s Convent 60 Broad Street Providence, Rhode Island French — Secondary Education S. Rita Joseph Quintin, S.S.J. 2501 South Main Street Fall River, Massachusetts Social Studies — Elementary Education Marianne Reavy 20 Riverview Terrace Springfield, Massachusetts Chemistry — Mathematics Carolyn Marie Reder Richardson Drive Middlebury, Connecticut Sociology — Political Science Colette Richard 60 Harrison Street Fall River, Massachusetts Biology — Chemistry Janet Marie Richardson 53 Lake Street Middletown, Massachusetts English — Elementary Education Monette Marie Rivet 276 Providence Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island Biology — Secondary Education Nanette Robillard 156 Milton Avenue West Haven, Connecticut History — Secondary Education Laura-Jane Rovito 505 Merwyn Road Narbeth, Pennsylvania Medical Technology Carol Ann Anita Roy 295 Central Avenue Seekonk, Massachusetts Nursing Jeanne Louise Roy 70 Superior View Boulevard North Providence, Rhode Island Nursing Denise S. St. Laurent 48 Bodwell Street Somerset, Massachusetts French — Secondary Education Mary Lou Salome 9 Hope Street Millville, Massachusetts Nursing Ruth Dupuy Sanford 809 Oak Street South Bend, Indiana English — Secondary Education Toni-Marie Santos 22 Parsons Avenue East Providence, Rhode Island Mathematics — Secondary Education Anne Elizabeth Savage 1 Homestead Street Pawtucket, Rhode Island Nursing Ellen A. Schillace 65 Ledge Street Providence, Rhode Island English — Psychology Margherita I. Sciarrotta 50 Kay Boulevard Newport, Rhode Island Spanish— Secondary Education Noreen Florence Senff 132 Summit Court Westfield, New Jersey History — Secondary Education Frances J. Sheridan 106 Grove Street Providence, Rhode Island French — Secondary Education Jeanne D. Sherman 64 Burlingame Road West Warwick, Rhode Island Nursing Kathleen Dobbs Shinners 4 Hill Street Millinocket, Maine History — English Kathleen M. Soliozy 24 Red Cross Avenue Newport, Rhode Island Sociology — Psychology Janice Anne Spinelli 5 Walker Avenue Taunton, Massachusetts Medical Technology Lisa Mary Staniunas 14 Plymouth Drive Barrington, Rhode Island History — Secondary Education S. Eileen Mary Sullivan, R.S.M. Salve Regina College Newport, Rhode Island English — Special Education Elaine Marie Sullivan 41 Margie Avenue Cresskill, New Jersey Sociology — Special Education S. Kathleen Marie Sullivan, R.S.M. St. Mary Convent-Bayview 3070 Pawtucket Avenue Riverside, Rhode Island Mathematics — Elementary Education Roberta C. Sutherland 97 Belmont Street Somerville, Massachusetts Nursing Barbara J. 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