Manhattanville College - Tower Yearbook (Purchase, NY)

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Mary Matt Dwyer Editor-in-Chief Ruth Hassett Alice Emery Katherine Hargrove Beatriz Retana Literary Editors Alice K. Storrs Pictures Ellen E. Walsh Art Editors Eveylon Dunn Business Manager Margaret McLaughlin Advertising Managers Alice Dwyer Elizabeth Monahan Christina Kreag Helen Cleary Mary Galvin Assistant Managers Jane Gormley

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Editorial Staff Editorial Trustees of the College Officers of Administration Faculty In Memoriam Views of the College Old Manhattanville Senior Class Junior Class Sophomore Class Freshman Class Activities Athletics Events of the Year Alumnae Notes Directory Advertisements

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Seven ] EDITORIAL ‘ F ' HE Class of 1930 was unusual even in its Freshman year, for there -W- had never before been as many Freshmen here; it is unusual still, in its Senior year, for it is the largest class graduated since the foundation of the College. And we have tried to give it an unusual book, in that it contains not only very present history but also something of the earliest history of Manhattanville. It is fitting that there should be in this volume of The Tower a pic¬ ture of the first house that stood upon these grounds, for the class of 1930 is the last class to have among its members those who can claim Manhat¬ tanville as their Alma Mater both of school and college. Manhattanville is rich in tradition; the quiet brown walls of her quadrangle have grown old listening to the voices of laughter and learn¬ ing; she has given to this class something of the spirit that was hers when she was known only as the “Convent,” and had no thought of becoming “the College.” And as the Spring finds here, along the walks, and on the lawns, and in the tulip beds, one of its few real welcomes in Manhattan, so has the Class of 1930 found here friendship, and knowledge, and understanding. It is with deep affection that we have built for them this Tower.