Manhattanville College - Tower Yearbook (Purchase, NY)

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Major—Political Science Minor—History Catholic Action Literature Com¬ mittee ’38; Catechetical Com¬ mittee ' 39; Interracial Committee ’39. Chairman ' 40; Debating Club ’38, ’39, ’40; Glee Club ’37; Social Science Club ' 39, ’40; Phi Mu Beta Chi ' 38; Freshman Forum 37; Class Hockey Team ’39; Class Basketball Team ’38, ’39; Aisy Sullivan Cup. EILEEN AGNES COLLIGAN, E. J e M. 171 West 12th Street New York City Holy Cross Academy Your honor! After due consideration of its records for the past four years, Manhattanville is unalterably convinced of the certainty of Eileen’s swift advancement in her future legal career. First and foremost, her keen mind well adapted for sifting any situation quickly attains to the root of things. Secondly, her accomplishments in the Debating Club bear witness to her undoubted merit as a speaker. Furthermore, she displays no regrettable one¬ sided tendencies in her outside interests. She likes to write, enjoys a good game of tennis or ping-pong, plays the piano, collects souvenirs and dreams of a world cruise at a more propitious time. Just and friendly in her deal¬ ings with others she is noted for her thoughtfulness and tack Hence, we believe that the testimony of time will prove our contention. In the future as in the past, Eileen will win very many friends while influencing an extraor¬ dinary number of people. [ 27 ]

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Major—History M inor—Sociology Glee Club ’39, ' 40; Thumb Tack Club ’39, ’40; Social Science Club ’37, ’38, ’39, ’40; Camera Club ’39, ’40. AINSLEE CELLA 2049 Centre Avenue Fort Lee, New Jersey Holy Angels Academy Fort Lee, New Jersey Trim, dark-haired, with an appealing half-humorous, half-ingenuous ex¬ pression, Ainslee has, in the first place, built up a most enviable reputation by reason of her cheerful dexterity in finishing assignments when said assignments are due, and doing them remarkably well. In leisure hours she becomes in rapid succession, a fervid devotee of the best in modern literature, a far from prosaic collector of old, rusty, history-laden coins and a camera enthusiast of the first rank, but never does she tend to lose contact with the field of social sciences in which lie her deeper interests. An ardent admirer of the power to do things efficiently, in which capacity we have never found her wanting, she is perhaps best-liked for the kindly candid manner in which she sets forth clear, well-formed op inions which, being invariably well- intentioned. succeed marvelously in being eminently helpful, never hurtful. [26 ]

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Major—History Minor—Education Debating Club ’40; Glee Club ’38; ’39; Thumb Tack Club ’40; Freshman Forum ' 37; Athletic Association Junior Representa¬ tive ’39. Secretary ’40; Aquatic Club ’37, ’38, ’39.’ President ’40; Team Captain ’39; Class Swim¬ ming Team ’37, ’38, ’39, ’40; Special Athletic Awards for div¬ ing and crawl. SHEILA COLLINS, E. de M. 4 Russell Terrace Pittsfield, Massachusetts St. Joseph ' s High School Those who know Sheila, know her as a good friend, sincere and sympathetic, working in the historic field, yet enjoying an occasional venture into scientific activity of a sort—hospital work among test tubes and slides. She is an active person in athletics and her keen interest in sports, particularly swim¬ ming, has led to a great many honors in this line. She is this year’s Secretary of the Athletic Association. But her beautiful swimming and diving are her claim to fame in the college. Each year we watch with something akin to envy as at the various swimming meets she carries off the honors for form in diving and for the strength and swiftness of her crawl. For these things, she has been a valuable member of the Aquatic Club and its very good President, directing and taking part in all its activities, spreading enthusiasm by her own interest. [ 28 ]