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

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Mummers' Plays . . . ' f t Literary Society ' 'rl l MARY CARI-'Y Vice Presi- GRACI-: LYONs, I resz en , , . , denf, Donornv RoAN'mm:, Secretary-Treasurer Sister Madeleva . . . Sinclair Bruce Marshall Lewis . . . W u h and dont orge the Evelyn a g . . . coffee and fruit cake . . . combine all these ' the Literary d things and you have goo ' d l' htful mixture of intellectu- Society . . . a e ig alism and good times . . . once a month at Marillac Hall when the literati of Mount Saint Vincent gather under the direction of ' ' cts Dr. Kelly, for lively discussion on all aspe of literature. rt liuilrl Bi-:TTY FITZGERALD, President, ANTONITA Rmxu, ' Prcvidcn! JEANNE FINN, Secretary, RITA . Vzce '. , PFI-:I Fan, Treasurer Painting, sketching portraits, etching . . . h a er fun for the enthusiastic artist or t e e g amateur who tries his skill for the first time in the Guild projects . . . everyone welcome- budding Rembrandts, Dalis and sidewalk scribblers alike . . . a chance to experience the subtle sa dabbling with a purpose. tisfaction of creative effort . . . ge .r Keys and Hurves Amar-:N LALLY, Pre.-fidenl, Mzuw NIEWENHOUS, ' tan, JANE Vice President, Ji-:AN Duirv, More J SWEENEY, Treasurer . . . Mother- Bridge . . . theater-party Daughter Tea . . . new pins, shiny and offi- cial . . . Hallowe'en party for the Frosh . . . Keys and Kurves, the commerce club, grow- ing every year . . . With Miss KelIenberg's Trusty Taxi Service, the ice cream is always hard, the cake always oven-fresh . . . Even techniques of typing are fun, seen through a movie. i

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Spiritual Iluunlzil The energetic group which lends a helping hand to the Sodality . . . its members repre- sent their classes . . . meeting with Sodality officers to plan spiritual activities . N.C. W.C. clothing appeal . . . adopt an orphan for Christmas . . . persistent promoters for the annual mission drive . . . Lenten activi- ties . . . ever forwarding its aim to circulate the spirit of Catholicity throughout the college. Blessed Virgin Sodality REGINA Voor, President ELEANOR MULLIGAN, Vice Pres. FAY CALLAHAN, Secretary HELEN WILLIAMSON, Treasurer Sodality spirit and how we attained it . . . a Spiritual Council with two representatives from each class . . . First Friday Mass for day and resident students . . . an hilarious amateur hour with the proceeds donated to the Victory Fund . . . presents galore under the Crossroads Christmas tree to brighten the holidays for Nanuet orphans and lay- ettes made up for Belgium's infant war- victims . . . meetings at Regina's home . . . endless drafting of plans for Mission Week and the annual bazaar . . . active member- ship in the Propagation of Faith . . . the inspiring and impressive Sodality enrollment ceremony in the Chapel each year . . . a spirit of prayer and sacrifice, the spirit of the Sodality . . . strong in the heart of every Mountie. Class Representatives

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is gg i Q iz -1 lpha Kappa KAY DALY, President, CHARLOTTE NEWELL, Vice President, ELEANOR MULLIGAN, Secretary Treasurer Given: Math Club-Alpha Kappa, ambi- tious ofiicers-Kay Daly, Eleanor Mulligan, Charlie Newell, enthusiastic members- Math Majors. To Prove: Math can be fun. Each meeting includes Clj business, QQJ pleasure . . . CU discussions of math in educa- tion, science, insurance, research, aviation . . . CQD mathematical puzzles and games . . . entertainment and refreshments . . . 'filling a huge Thanksgiving basket . . . gala Christ- mas party by candlelight . . . delicious food and dessert a la Sister Loyola . . . trip to Planetarium . . . Betty Rock's immortal Ode to Calculus. . . . Math Can be fun! . . . Q.E.D. Smzietas ElHSSllIH Mmm RONAN, President, IRENE Wnsn, Secretary That Roman touch . . . fashionable this year and every year at the Societas Classica . . . classical documents and slides for greater interest . . . classical games just for fun . . . mythology as used in yesterday's great liter- ature . . . the authentic RomanKBanquet in Spring and original Latin plays . . . recaptur- ing classicism in long, white togas . . . a realization of the essential greatness of Greek and Roman literary art and their interest for the world of today . . . Dr. Martin, MSV's enthusiastic Latinist, awakens in members an interest in the charm and culture of classical antiquity.