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

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T Tr»l Sister Mary Augustine, R.S.M., R.N., M.S., in Nursing Ed., has her clinical office at Saint Joseph ' s Hospital, where she supervises the curriculum and welfare of Salve Regina student nurses. Miss Florinda Amado, B.S. Phys. Ed., promotes interest in recrea- tional sports among the students. Volleyball, basketball, Softball, tennis and bowling — each receives its share of attention. The Ath- letic Association looks forward to its annual Field Day under Miss Amado ' s capable guidance. Miss Geraldine Barry, R.N., B.S. in Nursing, a Salve Regina grad- uate nurse, has taken over her duties as Assistant Medical and Surgical Instructor at Saint Jo- seph ' s Hospital, where she works drectly under the supervision of Sister Mary Augustine, R.S.M. Sister Mary Christopher, R.S.M., A.M., is majoring in Sociology this year at Notre Dame Universi- ty. Sociology, the science of serv- ice, has long been in Sister ' s ex- perience as a social worker and teacher. Attention, expression, enunciation — these are the disciplines Mrs. Robert Heywood, B.S., Mus., in- sists on in her bi-weekly practice with the Glee Club. Medieval se- lections, Negro spirituals, and modern melodies receive vivid vo- cal interpretation under Mrs. Hey- wood ' s expert direction.

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Mirrored Momentarily 1 HE TEN OF bell rings, books and papers are gathered up, the chatter of voices is heard, and the exit from classes begins. Soon the girls appear mirrored momentarily on the staircase — some are on their way to the lounge, the coke machine, or the ice cream bar, while others have to dash over to Mercy Hall for a lab class. Maybe the mail ' s arrived means a non-stop flight to letter boxes. The ten-minute break is a time to enjoy the exchange of news, have a quick game of ping pong, or just relax.