College of Mount St Vincent - Parapet Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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bridge at 9:30 fun hour . . . the Chapel into day dreams through its narrow case- where He dwells-in Mary's own white and ments' . . . Seton's broad sunny halls and blue, fragrant with incense, warm with -sun4 cheery rooms . . . the plaza for summer danc- light and stained glass . . . romantic Fonthill ing and the dignified dining room for parties Castle, grey towers Where study hours drift . . . the Guardian Angel watching the science The Chapel- Come apart and wawh one hour with Me

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The Villa a familiar landmark C. . ' vu. The Mount . . . the most beautiful college in New York . . . with the Grotto, its air of otherworldliness . . . the Villa, that homey grey stone house where Edwin Forrest once lived, and where Mounties now stop to ex- change a cheery word with Father Marshall, '- i, ' Wflm pas J ,, 0 - .W or to have their pictures snapped by the genial chaplain . . . Marillac Hall, its stately fieldstone front facing the river, with a view of the magnificent Palisades, a hall where there is always companionship, a gabi fest during free hours or a few quick hands of M arillac Hall-home away from home

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The River Walk-a sunny afternoon, an invilation to mischief. ' Guardian Angel- to whom His love commits me here. mw majors run down to lab . . . the Cardinal Hayes Auditorium, a beautiful and impres- sive building with its great hall, the spacious gym filled with memories of Junior Proms and exciting basketball games, and the pool, where we labored to perfect that backstroke . . . Admin, its colors muted and its lines softened by the passing years, the center of both student and faculty life, for it contains the Crossroads, Tea Room and the all impor- tant post office as well as classrooms . and the newly opened Elizabeth Seton Shrine, the little grey house that is a tribute to the saintly woman whose spirit and ideals are perpetuated by the Sisters at Mount Saint Vincent.