Manhattanville College - Tower Yearbook (Purchase, NY)

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MAJOR: Nursing DISC 1; Mission Study Club 4 Nurse’s Dance Committee 4 ; Presi dent of Nursing Class of 48 1 , 2 , 3 461 - 72nd Street, Brooklyn, New York Bishop McDonnell High School, Brooklyn, N. Y. As president of the nursing class of ’48, Ellen demonstrated her capable leader¬ ship. She has the natural ability to make you want to do what she asks merely because she has suggested it. And Ellen is as gracious a helper as she is a leader. North Carol ina seems to be Ellen’s favorite playground judging from her frequent jaunts down to the sunny South. So Dinah, beware, because there’s someone mi ghty fine heading Carolina-way.

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C Ka rficee 561 West 132nd Street, New York City, New York Father Young Academy, New York City, N. Y. We can hardly think of Elma without hearing her beloved music. Her person¬ ality is as mellowed as is her sweet voice. From September to June, Elma is student par excellence, but the summer months find the desks turned and Elma on the teacher’s podium at Pius X. A future planned to bring the knowl edge of melody to children will surely bring happiness to both El ma and her young pupils.

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64 Ashford Street, Guayama, Puerto Rico Colegio del Lagrado Corazon, Ponce, Puerto Rico Teddy is a human tongue-twister: words and ideas just bubble from her imagination in a stacatto rhythm. Latin to her fingertips, Teddy s racing commen¬ taries, zest for life and inexhaustible supply of energy, leave many of us gasping in her wake. We’ve come to know that her mind works almost as rapidly as her tongue-—she is quick to see the real issue in social and historical questions and never fails to convulse fellow classmates in her eagerness to express these ideas. Adios y buenas suertes, Teddy! MAJOR: History MINOR : Social Stud ies Glee Club 1; Dramatic Club 2, 3; Inter-American Action Commission Delegate 4. ' TfCvUa 7enetei Seaifo