Rhode Island College - Ricoled Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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Kappa Dean 6 1 I 16 v First row: N. Reardon, S. Szarko, j, Tattrie, M. Poli, A. Genclron. Second rom: B. Stevens, P. O'Dea, B. Manish, Smith, N, Mclntosh, B, Anuxto, C. Renasco, J. Norek. Tlzirrl row: R. St. Onge, J. Harlow, C. Langlois, R. Spencer. AI. Reardon, I. Top-olcwski, B. Conlon, A. Cassidy, L. Chabot, L. I-Iztrroltl, C. Finan, -I. Polke, A. Murphy, E. Ryan, tab- senl -- V. Cullen, Wanaz Sacdelg To encourage high stanclards-professional, intellectual, and personal . . . to recognize outstanding contributions to education . . . to honor achievement in educational work . . . these are the purposes ol? Kappa Delta Pi, national honor society in education. XfVith Juvenile Delinquency as its theme for the year, Epsilon Rho Chapter has, by its progra-nis, encleavorecl to develop steps by which teachers may discern early signs of trouble and take constructive steps to help the child. Olllcers for the year include: President' ....... . .... .. . . Vice-President .... . Secretary ...... . . . Treasurer. . . . . . .. ....... ... Social C0llI.l7I.ilf6l! Clmirnmn. . . Historian ................. Page One Htwzdrccl Four . . . .Nancy Mclnlosh . . . . .Marie Mello . . .Barbara Ammo ...Eilenc Smith ..... ...Marie Poli . .Barbara Manish A. Cassidy, L. Chabot, and IS. Conlon enter the ron' for initiation to Kappa, Delta Pi.

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Wewmem ded The Newman Club is a Catholic Club which promotes the Spiritual, intellectual, and social interests among the Catholic Students at R.I.C.E. Reverend David J. Coffey presides Etl. an open discussion period on chaplain's night, and Reverend Kenney, O.P., lectures on scholastic philosophy at the second monthly meeting. In cooperation with the VV.A.A., the Newman Club distributed Thanksgiving baskets to needy families. On each First Friday the members receive Communion in a body at SL. l'atrick's Church. The R.l.C.E. Newman Club delegates attend the Regional Conference since they are affiliated with the New England Regional Chapter. First row: -I. Greene, M. Mello, M. Matrumalo. Seccmd row: QI, Motte, M. Cassidy. Hewtefzfmq Zia! Canterbury Club is an organization formed for Episcopal students on college campuses throughout the country. It is open to Episcopalians and all others who may be interested in the Church's work. Through biweekly meetings, the club seeks to create a strong feeling of fellow- ship and ClCCllC2llll01'1 to spiritual life. Can- terbury Club, under the guidance of the Reverend Samuel A. Wylie, Episcopal chaplain to Providence campuses, wishes to carry out an active and beneficial program. Cluclmtisr'-B. l-lill. 13. xVlllSUl', Polite, P. Downes. Page One Hundred Three I tl s

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7mmzaw and Zamgaez' I . x J' 1' n,,aEF2.llf Y, I Q .WX K 15. , 1' '. A 'son '1 with N. Mclntosh, President of K'1pp1 Delm Pi 'IL heul table ulggl . x., . vi' 'X IX Page One Hzuzdxrecl Five