Manhattanville College - Tower Yearbook (Purchase, NY)

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[ Page twenty-one ] MARGARET KEARNEY, President EMILY JANE QUIRK, Vice-President SENIOR CLASS SONG Plumes that dip, a stirrup cup, A new road winding far, ’32 with courage high, A faith to preserve, not mar. Unconquered ever they will ride With a challenge for all the rest, To pounding hoofs, and a stinging wind And victory to end their quest. Margaret Twigg, ’32.

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[ Page twenty-two ] CARMEN NATICA de ARANGO, E. de M. Convent of the Sacred Heart, Madison Avenue Classical Club .... .’30, ’31, ’32 Tower Board, Editorial Staff. . . . . .’31 Spanish Club..’30; President. .’31, ’32 Orchestra . . . .’29 Clavian Club . .’30 Greek Play . . . .’31 Cercle Frangais . . . .’32 Italian Play . . . .’31 II Circolo Italiano.’31 Jolly and laughing and enthusiastic, Carmen knows the insides of books and the delights of the classics. French and Spanish and Italian are her quota of modern tongues — not as musty booklearning, but as interesting and lively realms which invite further exploration. Time alone keeps her from studying all the others with the same zest. What fun it is to meet her at tea! One is sure to linger over the second cup for an absorbing discussion of anything from bowling to Dante. Hers is the secret of making conversation flow — to guarantee to others the security of their own opinions. Soon one discovers new convictions; thoughts crystallize into expression, for Carmen is amiably anxious to hear them. Her great devotion to Stephen Leacock, the patron of those who love to laugh, is well known, for he is a kindred soul. Laughter and the love of friends’’ have always found their place in Carmen’s orderly world by the side of seriousness and logic.