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

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Jn the co-ufise ej a decade In the course of a decade Salve Regina has grown from the single estate — Ochre Court — to the three estate campus we possess today. We extend our heartfelt thanks to our benefactors for helping to make this tenth anniversary possible. May God bless you for your kindness! The scene of every activity from chemistry experiments to gym meets is Mercy Hall and its grounds. Its beloved rafters first rang with collegiate merriment in 1948 due to the kindness of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goelet. LklJiflfl i ■ i .. Sy PH ! ! The nucleus of our college life is Ochre Court, which comprised the entire campus in 1947. All traditions seem to be rooted there — commencement exercises, ring ceremony, freshman capping, cha- pel exercises — the gift of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goelet.

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McAuley Hall, a part of the Twombly estate, is the newest addition to our campus. Donated to us by Mrs. Florence Twombly Burden in 1955, it has made possible our wonderful new library, seminar rooms, and additional dormitory space. Moore Hall became a part of our college family in 1951 as a living memorial to the parents of Mr. Cor- nelius Moore. Its tree-shaded awn and homey interior are a haven in our quieter moments. '

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$wfr»t-a living history CONTENTS Preface Activities College Locale Things Traditional Dedication World of Study Administration Seniors Underclasses Our Historic Moments