Manhattanville College - Tower Yearbook (Purchase, NY)

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MISS AVIETENE, MOTHER COOPER AND MOTHER O ' CONNOR, LIBRARY DR. McSHANE AND MOTHER CARROLL, MUSIC MOTHER SCHUMANN, MRS. O ' CLAIR AND MOTHER SMITH, EDUCATION DR. THORMANN, HISTORY 25

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Sent forth from the natural domain of species into the hazard of the solitary category, secretly and bashfully he watches for a Yes which allows him to be and which can come to him only from the one human person to another ” Martin Buber Thrust into an atmosphere not quite real, but too intense to be artificial, she stumbled upon her autonomy, certainly the most exciting, yet lonely of fields for exploration. She locked her¬ self up with it, played on it, laughed and cried and puzzled over it; not caring or daring to share it. Who would have dreamed she was to be¬ come uneasy with her very own self , fright¬ ened of it, stuck with it? As she, or it grew, she found she could not vent her anger with it or see her joy in it until she saw it in the mirror of someone else. Growth in dialogue opened for her a hall of mirrors, and she became the Senior Class. seniors 27