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

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the wonder of an hour Play with a purpose — under the supervision of their critic teacher, Miss Margaret Coutts, student teachers — Mary Elizabeth Casey and Estcllc Daglis — guide their second grade pupils in studying traffic safety. By the use of these real-to-life toys, the children at Sheffield School gain graphic ideas about everyday events. Tracing the streets of Newport on a map is no easy task; one little boy is all at sea. Anna Fingliss, student teacher at Tonomy School, will soon set him aright. Betty Brown seems to be an exponent of the Do-It- Yourself movement. Here she lets first-grade students at Sheffield School tack up their own artistic efforts on the bulletin board. Guess what day it is! Young members of Tonomy School are kept up to date by Alicia Donohue. Could be a reading lesson is the object of the whole project. 29

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A school boy ' s tale It ' s baking time at John Clarke Junior High School. Joanne Carney super- vises the work of her eighth-graders as they mix the ingredients for a cake. Should be good! Basic lessons in sewing capture the attention of eighth-grade students at Mumford Junior High School. Mary Nagle, their instructor, demonstrates the operation of the sewing machine for them. Try to cut it evenly, Gertrude Barry admonishes her kindergarteners at Cranston-Calvert School. Morning and afternoon sessions of games, drawing, and stories keep Miss Barry going all the time. As Arlene Sulli van encourages one young man to point to the ducks, Ev- elyn Burns works with a reading group at Tonomy School. With all that attention, the youngsters are sure to succeed. 28

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Commuters Anna Lozito, Jean Maguire, Catherine McCaffrey, Carol Flynn meet in a freshman session a few minutes before class. It looks as if no one is very eager for the bell. Anna Damiano ' s beach wagon does duty from Providence to Newport. Passengers also clamor for rides here and there along the route. Barbara Faris is a steady customer. Here are some envious day hops who perhaps have dreams of buying a beach wagon someday. Maureen Connolly, Eileen Flaherty, Patricia Murphy, Dale Howell, Deb- orah South, Michele Cali, Nancy MacDonald are picture conscio us even on a dismal day. Rain is no hindrance to such a process.