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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1977 volume:

■ ; ' y — • ■ THE CIRCLE GAME by Joni Mitchell Yesterday a child came out to wonder, Caught a dragon fly inside a jar. Fearful when the sky was full of thunder, And tearful at the falling of a star. And the seasons, they go ' round and ' round And the painted ponies go up and down. We ' re captive on the carousel of time. We can ' t return, we can only look behind From where we came and go ' round And ' round and ' round in the circle game. Then the child moved ten times ' Round the seasons, Skated over ten clear frozen streams. Words like, when you ' re older Must appease him, and promises of Someday make his dreams. Sixteen springs and sixteen summers Gone now. Cartwheels turn to carwheels Thru the town, And they tell him, ' Take your time; it won ' t be long now, Till you drag your feet to Slow the circles down. So the years spin by And now the boy is twenty. Dreams have lost some grandeur, Coming true, There ' ll be new dreams, Maybe better dreams, and plenty Before the last revolving year is through. ©1966 SIQUOMB PUBLISHING CORP. Used by Permission. All Rights Reserved. alve ffeefina ©ollege mm Hi eu popt , If fysde inland J . 2 JM MS- M4ti4 ' JIIUL i 4 , V % v WlHw? 10 11 6VBOWE]V ' S fWHARF toiomo RESTAURANT Ice Cream Portor ICE CREAM SANDWICHES 12 I SSff ■ 13 5, '  ' 3f ' - ,,- w - rjf ... 11 I fife j. 14 15 we. don ' £ . Some- ofouur r shucMhr rend owr allowed Hrnesj and me, thcouuracfie as -bo -Hvnlc. We arrive a-fc ome claa$« because a Itendance; id dure -fr betaken . wc Ictjogo u e ccu-i a Jvtfay£ Wjrrte le M$T6 or day drezurp . J A 44s r« Ny «alf u . 4 4- b d we ay 7 +be tell w 4-h iff and Hianb God % ou C ' 4 and D ' o - A+ e 4L they ' re nof Pb. Oome ino+mefcro demand a lot of busy u o b . We. maq no+ ca e -Gar i+ a ee -Hnd. point, buf rf alu ay6 J $ete done- o nehoa). ' Jn€f +fcere - are. +ho6e m vwc4or35 vuho 4xct4e u6. They ar dynar iJCo£Hou ingC u6 pa+h6 i Ynma . havfe. rv ($sed ov auiahon vSL -fa ilea -fa nv sfigi-te. Tftey lead U6 -fbr% ahd itfe. di 5co eK+bc4 xboy all Ve. v fcuvb-ir lerur -they «see)r 4o fcJ o60+ho£ w e ca -teach -+ne n t l5o , +r oe m fruc-fate wz-e «alufe vo i+n «t dince tx -manic yocc. — • • . V - • ' i i KS ' f 1 T ! S Sr. LudJte McKi iop R.S.M President of tfr6.Cetf p€. Iff James He jb Coileae Ch tifi Dc MittilkmJJ Mir DeanastfiM Education MtfontkltKkj ' Diredti ' d financial Kti„ 18 Mi: Gmmnqhan _ M T hiu ton General Bixwntss Sr. tlatubilts Uhrart m Sr. fttfy ) er e Ms. izai eJI nd M Placemfft Si. Christine ' Duiibrttim Si , ffaiiricita IteicfcQGeltiitofc ' Stepfet n RSA Librarian Sr. ft ari WN RcUnLskfe Sr. Mdiie Goriime. UJdkh RSJl kdLuc tien Sr: Wu Lnmtto QZonhvRS.h. English 19 M r Robert Hulc Mf. utCaitloid Athlete t1( Oi ks Cmlte. Criminal Xt jftoe History faitics ftf. Jesse wr Mc i 4 M thewatio HtL. StQivles fcinastohutiiidCJt Hs.Ksth( m(k?ander Sannfsh Uh tnc $ 20 Dr. Rsc ih ViRppo Brotf er B qem Enafj£h 7r ich 1hbftRS.lt. Sioloou Orrm R£ft Sr.fUruGmsMi Remolds RS.M. lltotou£ fhhtiiS Orfhffhmlikish f ucftobau PfelioioisMti ire. ReliqjotfS. Studies trtqlish 4 21 Mrs. C ttierine Grazjano Nursing fcs.fourt i Mull Nursina Nursing hft.Hntw ttynartL Nursino. MnJiiti fdcttfey. Uuticdl jx tj M$r ft ursine? Nursino. 22 Nursi y MiS Tri Mi ' ss Trigp 4ter Ames % W  ■ Nursina Office. naniHfment Philosophy Hur ffj Office Mr. Bones 5r. Kara Bmncb BUUau. Of. Gmrtys. Morris 23 .;■ ' V } D 2 B  k . -■ i 24 25 food Lucfc.te-tta C.laa6df 77 fV. rr)ris. John sk.7CiOO ftir a- Mra. Charity A . Sa.diin { r i..tn. ki Wfehing Cl  e ' f l 77ducc au and B sfc. Wished in yaw ncnJ adtfe vtwrs JVem -Hit, krseltafc ffirnWrs. Ravmand Rtchixrd rV. M7lra. Uu 3 i-. Payari. Jr. x ' rood Luc .-tB+hi. CJassof M77 ?V. H)ro. J. Edward rad 6-ood LugMt . dtast tf 77 rtlr. rofd. Thomas P. 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Wa rrer , RI 02 5 aaugkUAJ cCeuru fTkuoas f 77 CDMPLIMENTS df: % PERROTTIS 10 BELLE VUE - NEWPORT, Rl AVE. - 02ft«0 r $% jCPenney w Newport ' s Newest Department Si u xuan +catu.ri dj •Fashions • H-oue: rv Ja-K ' • lte iau.ranf. • Co miHc s • Hard arc. • auiy 5q cn • F r iV e.CTeWe.lerv • «Sporl-ina ocd: - 2ci+alc ctef L phone, ?44-fc406 of e i c liH o- ' oo dal Jy Th w ■ bo +he. (Uq o of ' 7 7 Lai . n ■aHMVIH Council W7t-W77 mmmm Uomplirnents o£ THESHCRATDW-ISUW6EJ5I L t v FINE FOOD SPIRITS Off Thames on Christie ' s Landing, Newport, Rhode Island 02840 HOWARD TQHHSMM 351 UJtfd-b MsOn Kd ftiddfcfeudn, £0: 0Z 4O L u r u Hi SI S HOES JOSFPri LOFfREOC TEL. 849 67o7 18) B ELLEVU E AVENUE NEWPORT, RHODE ISLAND : • ■. -, . v - A Jk A k 4 - - - 40 Keep the moments as best you can Remember the faces, the fun, the tears Keep a warm ember alive in your heart To fan alive the future years Care now, for your caring will remain for eternity ■? 42 - ' ™TM  ? m 43 ■ m I 44 45 A ' «ii« J 46 1© iV h W 3fe: £■ «  ,■ £ ; w x ' : ' 48 ss -o a ISfcSff ■ i if ' 1 : T — t iJi 49 The secret of dealing successfully with a child, is not to be its parent. Mell Lazrus 50 Parent ' Weekend o©tobep,197S 51 52 • ■■ ■ . ' ■ ■ ■- ji ki « 1 3 ' - • r i % 4l ■■■ P i ;y  rj y - H •ftm-Tr It tJi M J A '  JB | ■  ' • jT - Mr l v jIu ■ - 1 H x. l ; . S B ' ' ' ' ' • ■ • ■ i 1 , i ■ H 53 ' PSySi t i i Til ' ' CANDLELIGHT CEREMONY Dec. 9, 1976 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 STUDENT CONGRESS 64 STUDENT • ' „ d CONGRESS PICNIC 65 THE NEWPORT COLLEGE SINGERS 66 67 SPORTS BANQUET 68 }JL 69 MEN ' S BASKETBALL Nov. 29 at Thames Valley 6:00 Dec. 1 MoheganC.C 8:15 5 at Emerson 2:30 7 at Mass. College of Pharmacy 7:00 15 Rhode Island Jr. College . 8:15 Jan. 22 U. of Connecticut 8:15 26 at Connecticut C 7:30 29 at Quinnipiac 6:00 31 at Bridgewater 7:30 Feb. 1 at Rhode Island Jr. College . 6:30 4 at U. Massachusets (Boston) . 7:00 7 at MoheganC.C 7:00 11 Mass. College of Pharmacy 8:15 14 at U. of Connecticut .... 7:30 15 Connecticut C 8:15 24 Thames Valley 7:00 Coach: Tony Ames inkit,§wi§hii i a w ail i r- uv . i ,,.1 I 70 dJui t ©on ' t WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL Nov. 15 at Annhurst 6:00 20 Annhurst 8:15 22 Bristol C .C 8:15 Dec. 5 at Emerson 1:00 7 at Cape Cod C .C 6:00 Feb. 5 Cape CodC.C 7:30 6 Stonehill 2 : 00 8 at Rhode Island 7:00 24 at Endicott Jr. College ... 7:30 Coach: Nancy Fitzgerald 1 t • • fi e ©. jQ a 71 STUDENT TEACHERS Ann Marie Fayan Middletown High John Correira Maher Center Mary Coleman Mumford School Linda Jennings Melville School I Being a little kid is great even if you are big . . . When you ' re a big kid you ' re an honest adult ... If you ' re a big adult you have a problem . . . Carolyn Reder : 72 © @ [ • • t e p i FT-) 19 77 fc c b Editor Business Manager Advertising Layout Sales Photography Cover Design Advisor Representative Cindy Davis Kathy Brady- Cathy O ' Connor Lorette Shea Margy Coupe Sherry Prazek Kathy Stevens Judy Quinlivan Claire Peters Ginger Votta Wa Iter Groux Jim Boulay Renee Beattie Cindy Davis Mary Lou Haas Brother Gene Lappin Jim Toler Josten ' s American Yearbook Company you can keep your head when all about you Are losing theirs, and blaming it on you, If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you, But make allowances for their doubting, too; If you can wait and not be tired of waiting, Or being lied about, don ' t deal in lies, Or being hated, don ' t give way to hating And yet don ' t look too good nor talk too wise; If you can dream and not make dreams your master, If you can think and not make thoughts your aim, If you can meet with triumpsh and disasters, And treat those two imposters just the same; If you can bear to hear the truth you ' ve spoken, Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools, Or watching the things you ' ve given your life to, broken, And stoop and build ' em up with worn-out fools. If you can make one heap out of all your winnings, And risk it on one turn of pitch-and-toss, And lose, and start again at your beginnings And never breathe a word about your loss; If you can force you ' re heart and nerve and sinew To serve you long after they have gone . . . And so hold on when there is nothing in you Except will which says to them: Hold on! If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue, Or walk with kings--nor lose the common touch, If neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you, If all men count with you, but none too much; If you can fill the unforgiving minute With sixty seconds ' worth of distance run, Yours is the earth and everything that ' s in it! Rudyard Kipling TF i t M M r «£) 1 i4|Hk (3 m 4r £f TPi 76 77 (t.H 1 • -«i ■ 1 i j pPQ B Vh • 1 p ' 79 •T-Vj ' . - -T K:-i -A 80 DORMS ym - a g j ii MILEY HALL e u u II T- I McAULEY HALL FOUNDERS HALL (S f r rr | OCHRE LODGE 66 SEAVIEW CONLEY HALL 89 90 • ' . ' • 91 92 NO SMOKING OPEN LIGHTS — 93 -gflf A 94 vt. IE km J -4T j 1 r x 3 . _2 B |(J 1 L 98 Seasons tkueffrt reqpte. loredi ancL people. hAtedL Icme aoes bu And sitps Gcofiu I foments fast to memory, Moppy +tmes AncL pretty dAus ftnzu memories nt (e me smcle oongs of ore. AnoL RocK and roll At left theu tones in Corners of ma mind, Oflct times nndL Cloudy OiuS P)isiu moments of despmr Leo+e their so r$ but hope remmns reopte thnt fit n (tonus tore, friends nndL orers a oocL nnd bnct JLooktna b cJt on Ml of them L c( A( vf us thin c ofuou Kfi thyT krlo m THE MfM SURVEY An under graduate sWdeni noted -for her abili+y in Mathematics has recently announced +hat the Company which produces M MC2tndi s (flam « peanut) ' is prejudiced in its color as- 6or+ment of 4he Mle candies. The. announcement u)as made a er -Hie, discoverer, M ss Anonymous, 22, Ca e-fuUy sur- veyed a package dt M m ' ( j ia V not peanui) ar d caMe. to4hc conclusion -thaf +he. Color assort- ment was biased and un-fair. According +o Miss Ahowy nnous, ou+ of 57 candies f 22% Were red, 12% orange, W% yeitao , 7V y en i 7 • -fonmsh old md 32% brpcon. 7h£ Candies, inadenfcaily,u)ere por- Cha5cJ frou a suaD red store in Newport. Miss Anonymous Males 4h l -tteyellou - sen colors jwre, clearly selected against and 4he btouans mere given 5peciat+irealn t rt Miss Atxxvymous and her fo al band of M M Liberationisms ptaur 31 deuorvstra-hon later m+he Spring • AS U1O6 Anonymous sa s VlM ' sHhe use of saV in£ Ihe uxrld if you Can ' t, help- , li«le | ople, alcn +bc way ? fc sht, u ao abo uokd ao raying that- +he deMonsfcra.4ior mHhe spring will bc en- tirely non- violent w 4h he exception of +he rnelhng of a. large loo Douur d Br u n rA M a+- 4he. Mwxsron gr GLndb of lA tA muIVi b« MionatVer Milton Malt, and hio uoifc. Cocoa, m Wc ab y Pa.. 99 w ? - ■■flU J- mi 63 you 4-odaa L -to and yoitr v m upon v r -fec , oar W3_rm4h wi+b £ h rzu o-F 3an 1 1 h-f; oar re il ne reflected bit ihes fr] dne66 of id dn w ve -fhaf 100 FRIENDSHIP IS . . . Real friends are those who, when you ' ve made a fool of yourself, don ' t feel that you ' ve done a permanent job. Friendship is to be purchased only by friendship. A friend is a person with whom you dare to be yourself. A friend is one who knows all about you and still likes you. A friend is a present you give yourself. Friends are made by many acts--and lost by only one. A friend is one who comes to you when all others leave. 101 Sumbtb upon rnci hand. . 1 one f m xer Waldo a. rind, carvid fyold and Silver memories. tu ice 4+rncd he Circle of -the 3C senS t iwo ucdj- turned ihio circle- amiat a $ +$ of- people -i joo jtdjt hUd wi-Hiin moments of evolution - Un ravelind of sc If. frierd, noao -found s anvboJi upon my hand. Carved fy ld %r d silver memories. 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As far as possible without surrender be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly and clearly; and listen to others, even the dull and ignorant; they too have their story. Avoid loud and aggressive persons, they are vexations to the spirit. If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain and bitter; for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself. Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans. Keep interested in your own career; however humble, it is a real profession in the changing fortunes of time. Exercise caution in your business affairs; for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there is; many persons strive for high ideals; and everywhere life is full of heroism. Be yourself. Expecially, do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love; for in the face of all aridity and disenchantment it is perennial as the grass. Take kindly the counsel of years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue and loneliness. Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive of Him to be, and whatever your labors and aspirations in the noisy confusion of life, keep peace with your soil. With all its sham, drudgery and broken dreams, it is s till a beautiful world. Be cheerful. Strive to be happy. Max Ehrmann 160 ' - ■fc- - -