Manhattanville College - Tower Yearbook (Purchase, NY)

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Time out for talk ... in the faculty room, Mile. Gehin and Signora delle Donne relax after a long afternoon. And then he said . . . Mr. Morrissey gives a graphic description to Mr. Modzelewsky and Mr. Mira as they enjoy that one o’clock smoke. Look at the record . . . Miss Fleming and Dr. Haggerty go over papers during a free period in the chem lab.

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We Applaud... When it comes to real loyalty and a spirit of good fellowship, nothing can beat Manhattan- ville’s faculty. From all parts of the world, they come to give us the benefits of their talent and experience. And the interest they show in their students goes beyond the classroom—their inter¬ est lies in our future. ft The wrath of Achilles . . . causes Mr. Lloyd B. Holsapple, professor of the classics no wrath. The whole world is a stage . . . Miss Gloria Jaffer, instructor in speech reads over a script in the Little Theater. | The psychological explanation ... is demon- 16 strated by Dr. John O ’Hara, professor of psychology. We owe to our faculty more than can be meas¬ ured by a term mark or by a thesis grade. Through personal example, they have helped us to enrich not only our minds but our characters. Cultures that derive from all parts of the world meet in Manhattanville’s faculty to form a united family with a diversity of ideas and opinions. Might it be that a professor’s most valuable asset is his sense of humor? At Manhattanville we have ample demonstration of that; for our faculty members show us their lighter side by bringing to the Faculty-Student party a genuine sense of the ridiculous, and by composing their own “serenades” for special occasions.

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Not according to the TIMES . . . Miss Cave and Mile. Alexieff compare notes with Miss Calvo as they wait for the opening of a faculty meeting. 1 Let’s add a little more . . . Mrs. McGuines: and Miss Alscher work on an after-clas; experiment of their own in the biology lab For the job with a future . . . Miss Rogers can always be counted on for practical and generous advice. 18