Rhode Island College - Ricoled Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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-xr Q . fm Kin 'N I I 5' . is Q . X g X 's Gay' EITI RE TEACHERS OE AMERICA 1 l Left to Right: lst Row-E. Davis, M. Geoghan, L. Monopoli, M. Zaiac, L. Roy, G. Dobson, C. Panar- ello, M. Hagan, H. Robertson, M. McCauley, C. Renasco, J. Carroll, M. Hopkins, M. Okerblom, M. Petas. 2nd Row--M. Burns, M. McVicker, M. Lafferty, M. Ryan, P. Bettez, J. Cunningham, B. Hill, C. Gormley, C. Daignault, R. Toomey, M. Roe, J. Anderson, M. Manish, J. Whitehead. 5rd Row-L. Lindermann, C. Silva, B. Rao, D. Amaral, L. Zarella, F. Gallogly, J. Little, A. McNeill, N. McIntosh, M. Nairtney, M. lSIcCormick, E. Moretti, J. Cote. P. Brassil, M. McGuire, M. Fitz- patrick, M. Shanley, C. Peterson, A. Horsman, D. Hopkins, J. Harlow, M. Pofi, A. Guay, J. Colgan. 4th Row--E. McDonald, R. Norton, J. Fox, C. Langlois, R. Vatcher, B. Malenfant, M. Robinson, S. Szarko, N. Stringer, M. McKenna, B. Peterson, B. Vennberg, A. Holmberg, M. Cappelli, J. Black, P. Garside, J. Reardon, P. Hoard, S. Domnarski, B. Fennon, E. Thayer, B. Goodwin, A. Gervais, P. McCaughey, P. Johnson, N. Reardon. Sth Row-I. Moon, J. Moore, S. Swift, J. Sousa, R. Hart, A. Petrarca, P. Miller, D. Cartier, B. Legris, R. St. Onge, J. Nazarian, N. Warner, D. McCarthy, L. Archambault. Gtb Row-N. Grant, C. Sheil, E. Butler, A. Dalton, R. Donnelly, R. Coelho, F. Williams, R. Cote. E. Riley. With its second year of organization, the Henry Barnard Chapter of the Future Teach- ers of America takes a permanent place among the clubs at Rhode Island College of Educa- tion. Dedicated to advancing the interests of the teaching profession, fostering the educa- tion of all people, and promoting the profes- sional growth of those who are about to be- come teachers, the Future Teachers of Amer- ica is the only such professional organization open to all members of this college. Operating under the direction of a twelve member board composed of three representa- tives from each class, the Henry Barnard Chap- ter boasts of more than 125 actively interested members. During this second formative year, the members acted as ushers for the annual Teachers' Institute, earning for themselves the praise of the entire assembly for a well handled, well organized job. Proving that future teachers are also capable of planning a beautiful dance was the highly successful Christmas Cotillion. It is the firm belief of all the members of the Henry Barnard Chapter of the Future Teachers of America that their organization is an integral link between the Rhode Island College of Education and the State's educa- tional organization, an important aid in the transition of all students from those who in- tend to be teachers to those who are. In vain have you acquired knowledge if you have not imparted it to others. Mi,1m5b:De,,te,.0,,0,,,y - --J N X t X ji fm . 'Q SX' ninety nme

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STUDE T COUNCIL Student Council this year has worked dil- igently toward its main goal-improving the spirit of co-operation at Rhode Island Col-lege of Education. Realizing that the smooth func- tioning of a college depends in a large measure on good student faculty relations, Council has at each opportunity given indi- vidual students the responsibility of Working together with the faculty in committee and in open discussion for the purpose of pro- moting the common good of the College. An example of splendid class-Council co- operation Was the All College Ball, presented by Student Council under the able direction of joseph Keefe and with the assistance of all class social committee chairmen and Council representatives. In addition, this organiza- tion sponsored both Stunt Night and Song Contest, and brought the holiday season just a little closer to Rhode Island College of Edu- cation with its brightly decorated Christmas tree. Throughout the year Student Council has strengthened its standing at the College and proved to all that a hard-working, sincere Student Council is an integral part in the maintenance of any college. Government is a -trust, and the officers of the government are trustees, and both the trust and the trustees are created for the benefit of the people. , ,f I A 3' Left lo Right: M. Kalarian, N. Warner, H. W21Llgl1, A. Hiorns. J. Keefe, M. I-Iugun, J. Sousa. A. Hermiz, J. Ryan, M. Beattie, D. Smith, M. Lapan. vzmety-eight

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DRAMATIC LEAGUE A two night run of the superb production of C. Ho1m's The Gramercy Ghost began the busy round of Dramatic League activities this year. Admission of freshman students swelled the membership of the club, and roles were double cast so that more students could participate. The play was taken on the road to entertain the patients at Walltim Lake. Early in November an atom bomb attack was staged on the city streets for the Civilian Defense program. Twenty-one members of the league were victims in the effective demonstration. In special performances throughout the year, the league experimented with chi1dren's theater and theater in the round and presented socio-dramas for the Henry Barnard Parent Teacher Association. The Curious Savage, a drama in three acts, was presented in March as a farewell perform- ance by a cast composed of seniors. Enthusias- tic members gave their final performance in May, and one of the most profitable and active years of the Dramatic League came to a close. The p1ay's the thing . . . Shakespeare, Hamlet - ,KQQQ 'Whvr . - ' ,I 1 - ,I -X 1 id 6 ' mfs ' S O A . Q I Y 1 v s .W I ,Ml X r V one hzmzlrezl 9'-fi if 'S' P' www g 5 ll. 'NNN N cog 5 is Q Q32 'S Q N N4- lll I I 0: F?PWZFmrZ5 . Q . 955052395 ,-IQADQQP-rD,., :song-+-rpg gr-lU'gr-i, NOG 5-Q H Dv-A Dr-v f'1Q'5 U'D: f DDCNJ - II D' ' Pg, PQI S-no -5 Z E' ' g4.'Tl'Z g' 0 f'Qlf:g2: 44QI :Soo 925' UQ' OSTOH' 0 ' UQ H-' -'3 '. -.3130 -ag -Q: 905 535g'il.,,E.? :'-HS US- 20 ,FE-qp. G 5.-42 E 05- Syvum nd-adm: UQ. , ' ' ' E9 Dr-5'-4 75 v-gf. ra...- W ' :Yi fb- OO? 5 247' . gg' :JH . 0 We U5 ,... 1::U : Z o 93' o ' Q -v Q- ,' f' re H fe? E 3 P' . ' :s THQ? ua 2 912 ' f I ghd? .If 1- S P '4 Q co we D - . .rw E H 751- 'A ' git: E O W 579 ' 3 9 :.1 .' ,.. ' :Q Z ca. Q4 -.,,m , . ' Q. V! 73 g ' 7.7-Q rw A.. I 62?-1 E, : 2, I:--T22 :L 9, ra '-1-Eff 5' 7' 7 22' ' Ef -4- , fi? 'r' 3 U, ,.. . 'Vo H r-1 , Q Q 2 Amr- 2- '5 s 55,3 Pr 5' 2 Norton, E. Crisioni. K. Ball. X w