Rhode Island College - Ricoled Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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First row: J. Fairman, A. Schiavelli, M, Mclvlichaels, E. Gugel, R. Sylvestri, J. Kelley. Second row: L. Hassan, M. McCormick, C. Finan, R. Gibbs, L. Moreau, -I. DiOrio, B. West, C. Dufresne, J. Murphy, R. Hartington, A. Belluche. Third row: F. Briggs, B. Dufresne, I, Topolewski, C. Rattey, P. Downes, R. I-Ieslin, C. McNannz1, C. Delehanty, H. Sipples, -I. Blanco, A. Bergeron, W. Connors, C. Virgilio, B. Farrell, C. Hawkins. Page Eighty-six y ez Dfmmdflfffc ee t .league This year's two major productions of the Dramatic League, Mu Rho Cast Chapter of Alpha Psi Omega, were Kind Lady and Good-Bye, My Fancy. Under the able direction of Miss Grace D. Healey, League Director, these as well as past presentations were acclaimed by all who attended. Letters from the presi- dent were sent to incoming Freshmen. The opportunity for them to join was at the Presentation of Opening Night. A new addition to our stage was the medium: Theatre-In-The-Round. VVorkshop productions have been presented at meetings. The reason for these productions is to give experience to all students and to act as an incentive to trying out for main plays. A goal worth working for is the Rico5Actors Award presented each june to members who have fulfilled League qualifications. During the Christmas Season, gift packages are sent to former male members who are in the service. Ojicers for yirst semester: OHicers for second semester: President .............. Jerry Dilorio President ............. Jerry Dilorio Vice-President ..... Donald Verissimo Vice-President .... Claudette Dufresne Secretary ........ . . .Lucille Moreau Secretary ........... Carmel Scardera Treasurer ........ . . .Marcia Smith Treasurer ............ joseph Blanco Point Committee ...... Barbara YVest Point Committee. .Claudia Littlefield

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7695669554 pam daeb fzeaemfczzfdcwz a WMM ?!m5euf'a The dancing master displays his lnlenr for Musctlds benelit. 'ide yafztcme e6Ze'a The soldiers of thc Klng's Guards drill in perfect l'0l'lllilli0l1. Gypsy dancers clap their tambourines to a popular Herbert melody. r l n 1 l The wzlnderinv' f Jsies cn'o nn eveninff of sonff and dance in the Garden of the Count. D 1 U D D Page E igh ty-fmt:

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4544 ?46 Umega The League lfor the past two years has been the Mu Rho Cast chapter of Alpha Psi Omega, a National Dramatic Honor Fra- ternity. To be eligible lfor mem- bership in this group a student must earn fifty points while a mem- ber of the regular Dramatic League. Points are awarded for holding ofhees, for acting, and for working behind the scenes in the plays. On Class Day the mernbers of Alpha Psi Omega are given Rico-Actors awards in recognition of their work. Wandering gypsies, Ray Lavallee and .lane Dailey, try to barter with Dancing Master, Ronnie Sl. Onge. T. ' i 'U' C. Finan, B. Gorman, B. Finnegan, K. Harrison, L. Lindemann, J. Whitehead. In the spring the Dramatic League joined with the Choir in presenting Victor Herbert's operetta The F orlzme Teller. A joseph Blanco :ns Count Berezowski dances to impress Musette, Lou Murray. Advice to do as they are supposed to do is given the chorus by Claudette Dufresne. Page Eighty-seven