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

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We pause to pay tribute

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The white strand of ocean and the tang of the salt wave call from Newport ' s shores. We have felt the charm of its old Mansions, its places touched with the lore of history and the quiet hospitality of its citizens. It has been our port of call for four short years. We have spent many happy hours in its sunshine and its mist. The wail of the fog horn and the cry of the seagull are mingled in our ears. City by the sea, farewell. xjr-Skifc . m. . - l W

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to our Most Reverend Bishop In the search for wisdom and the quest for truth, the Church has nurtured us at the well-springs of grace. She has led us through you, our bishop, into the paths of peace where the profane sciences have been ordered to a fuller flowering in that purer light of the science of God. Under the aegis of your episcopal office our college •years have been enriched; with the assur- ance of your fatherly care we have discov- ered a deeper significance in our Catholic womanhood. As a token, then, of our sin- cere, esteem for you, our Shepherd, our Leader, and our Friend, the Class of 1953 dedicates this issue of the Regina Maris. Most Reverend Russell J. McVinney, D.D., Right Reverend Thomas V. Cassidy, Reverend Gerald F. Dillon, and Reverend John Shea.