Manhattanville College - Tower Yearbook (Purchase, NY)

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Standing: Esther Ann Whalen, Sally Chapman, Mary Alice Sheridan, Mary Janet Kin ella, Jane Hennelly, Mary Ann Roney, Dorothy Murray, Gloria Klein. Kathleen Parrish. Sitting: Margaret Harter, Dorothy Boyton, Marie Lou Hardart, Jane Vlymen, Joan Malley, Marian Moto, Janet Reberdy, Judy Murphy, Sheila Macdonald, Anne Bouscaren. SENIOR BASKETBALL Standing: Dorothy Boyton, Anne Bouscaren, Pat Thompson, Mary Ann Roney, Marie Lou Hardart, Jane Hennelly, Jane Vlymen, Kathleen Parrish, Helen J. Taylor, Gerry McCanna. Kneeling: Helen Morris, Marian Moto, Gloria Klein, Mai- garet Harter, {Captain ), Elizabeth Ann Largaj Julie O’Connell. SENIOR HOCKEY TEAM Rack row: Anne Bouscaren, Julie O’Connell, Helen Morris, Mathilde Klein, Patricia Alger, Jean McCallum, Jeanne Muckerman. Front row: Marie Lou Hardart, Kathleen Parrish, Mary Ann Roney, Margery Coleman, Patricia Thompson, Geraldine McCanna, Jane Hennelly. 21

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SENIOR SONG COLLEGE SONG Steadfast in spirit, On the heights so proudly standing Loyal and true. Strong against the blue. We sing Manhattanville High towers gleam commanding. Our praise to you. We love no other So let us always strive Loyal hearts beat true! For Manhattanville sing proudly, Sivell the mighty song: T il the echoes ring out loudly To keep you in the hearts All the ages long. Of ’45. Words by Lauretta Bremner ’29 20

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PATRICIA MARGARET ALGER, E. de M. Biltmore Drive, Barrington, Illinois Convent of the Sacred Heart, Lake Forest, Illinois Pat’s a tiny person to be as many-faceted a personality as she is. Her poetry is beautifully done, filled with color and warmth; her ability as President of the English Club was manifested in all its activities this year. She was that perfect size nine model at the Bridge-Teas, and she looked like the same model every time she went downtown. There’s an elfin, infinitely appealing quality about Pat; the cropped curly hair, the laughing brown eyes and expressive hands all speak of a genuine love of life, a vibrant sympathy and understanding of others. Wherever she goes, Patty will bring laughter with her. She has left her laughter, the memory of her charm ing self with us, and it is a nice memory to have. M ajor—English Minor—Art Freshman Glee Club, ’42; Freshman Dramatic Club’ ’42; Freshman Forum ’42; Dramatic Club, ’43, ’44, ’45; Catechetical Committee, ’42; Nurse’s Aide, ’44, ’45; Interracial Committee, ’43; War Stamp Committee, ’43; English Club, ’42, ’43, Secretary-Treasurer, ’44, President, ’45; Essay Board, ’45; Tower Board, ’44; Ushers, ’44, ’45; Class Hockey, ’42, ’43, ’44, ’45; Class Basketball, ’42, ’43, ’44, ’45; Thumbtack Club, 42; Serenade Committee, ’43. 22