Marymount College - Elan Yearbook (Tarrytown on the Hudson, NY)

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STUDENT COUNClL 'l'ua Luce Dirigem our college motto, is also and especially' tl1e molto of our Student Council. The councillor carries it on the blue badge ol' her oflice. Designed and cap- tioned hy Mother Butler, that badge which is a replica ol' the college crest, speaks to the councillor ol' the pledge she signed when she ys as initiated into the goyerning circle of the college. She recalls the morning on which she was elected by' the students, and that other morning, some day s later, on which the insignia was pinned to her gown, and she rose to her feet an oflicer ol' the college. It reminds her ol' her responsibilities. responsi- lrilities that she must not shirk, that she cannot evade. lt reminds her too, ol' the honor in which she is held, the respect to which she is entitled, for no group on cam- pus, with the exception ol' the Children ol' Nlary, is held in such high regard the Student Council. ller determination to strive in every' way' to he an example to the other students? gives her a status which makes disciplinary duties easy: Ollicers of the Council for 19443-fl 4- l i are Miss .loan Chap- man, president, and the Misses Ethel llogan. Klildred Prial, Seniors: Ellen Nletlarty. Bette Worthington, Martha llayes, juniors: Betty Morris, Betty' Cullum, Sophomores, Peggy' Cunningham and Xlarie Sic-bert, Freslunen.

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, ,,, i Onmin pro Jesu per Wfaria Thou nrt all jhir, 0 Nfmy Silent figures kneeling before the Blessed Sacrament in the dimly lit chapel at night Limeg happy voices raised in unison lo chant the praises of the Mother of God as the Children of Mary recite the Weekly oHieeg capped and gowned students filing into the Butler Memorial Chapel for Tuesday evening Benedietiong earnest pleading ehorus of Aves that make a rosary of petition for the boys in servieeg vibrant enthusiastic choir, mag- nifieenl in Credo or Sanetus-all these fashion our lives at Marymount.

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Officers rj' the Day Balancing the lnnlgel becomes a rlillicull problem in each class and for clifferenl rea- sons. Little Sister expemlilures, ilance and social expenses, hockey and basketball :le- plelions. ilrain the lreasury too readily zmsl leaxe with each lreasurer the perplexing enigma ol' making emls meet, when social lux lumls have been exliausled and lhe need is inlperaliwe. The secrelarfs flulies are 21 lillle less harassing but her posilion is equally 3lll,ll0l'll2lliVl'. Class secretaries and lreas- urers for I9-'13-4114 are: lhe Misses .lam Corcoran and Gcrtrufle lfliclxer, Seniors: llelen Nloszlxowska and Xlary Louise lrr. Juniors: Rosemary xlllftlllllklltl and llary M arvarel Sllzlimllin So mhomoresz Anne Cor- sa O l f coran uml Peggy Scanlan, l reshmen, Rlffill llll' Secrelm'y' please . .