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

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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.

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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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GI-:RRY FARRELL, President, AILEEN LALLY, Vu.-e President FRANCI-:se Scnuo, Custodian of Musab, LUCILLE Loi- rue, Treasurer Bleu Eluh A bit of vocalizing . . . a final twist of Professor Yon's mustache . . . the raising of his baton . . . an expectant hush . . . and our Mount choristers burst forth in delightful melody . . . One of the oldest College organi- zations, the Glee Club has sung its way to fame . . . Yearly try-outs . . . the Christmas Cantata . . . concerts . . . the honor of inau- gurating the Catholic Charities Appeal on the radio. quinas Cluh Gnoaomrn Dmcics, President, Mamas LAVALLEE, Secretary- Treasurer The third Monday of the month . . . 6:30 p. m .... budding intellectuals assemble in the library for a Philosophy session . . . Father Halpin and Sister Jeannette . . . Georgette and Marthe lead the discussions on Aristotle, Descartes, Summa T heologica . . . but at Christmas even philosophers take time out for parties . . . other times, papers on the theories of Bergson and Dewey . . . interesting opposition from well-read mem- bers . . . guest speakers help carry out the aim of the club, to equip Mounties with thc necessary basic knowledge for a world so lacking in sound philosophy.