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

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all l 11 CHORAL Mr. Camajani raises his baton. Soprani chant the prelude. Alli deseant. Wlitli the advent of the seconds and the glorious ercseendo, the spirit of rnusie lives in eighty blended vo'- ' ILCS. 'lown llall applauds! Or twilight settles over the lVlarymount cam- pus. Prayer hour approaches. A mighty O Salutaris Hostiaw bursts from the lips of the choir, then all is quiet. A lullaby ol' carols spreads out over the frosty night into a snow white world ol' peaeeg candles Hicker in mirror pillars. Christ is born. 14 HK1 ml the z1llff0lS sinff' 23 Z7

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a..... .Am arm- mw- 7-, X fjlll' blur' lussvl uifllill'-f'0I'lll'll scholars CURIANS X high IS aiu-ragv and a l'1'l'UllllllClldHti0ll l.l'0ll10ll0 lI1'll21l'llll0lll ofsludics arc l1CC6SSiil'y for zuhuission lo lhe Curian Honor Sovicly. 'l'hv abou- Curians are the Nlissvs Katha-rinv lliillliu, IJI'l'SilIl'lll. .Hive lh-lin, CHFIIICII Monlinola, Mihlrvcl Prial, h'Illl'il'lSi'hllCifl1'l', ,Ioan Chaplnan and Grace Ry an. The whilv cord is lhm- sy mhol of lhv Curiauls. GERAHD CHOLAR Nliss Kalhvrim- llumill, Svnior and pn-side-nl ol' lhv ffuriun llonor Sovivls is lhv holflvr ol' lhv lligllvsl sm-llolasliv lilh- al Mz1ryn1om1l-- ilvrurml Svholar. lh-r hhn- lzissm-I symholizvs sm-holarship. 1'l1ul'z11'lm' and zu-lixv llill'lil'illil- lion Ill 1-xlrzl-1'urrl1'l1lal' i'll'llVIlI1'S, l'1'qllll'1'- Ill1'IllSd1'lIlilll4ll'll Ol-l'2illlIillZlll'S for this honor. 13

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DRA ATIC Thu Z1llllll0I'llllll.. tht- Little 'llllt'2llI't', tht- loungc-lhc svonc shifts from onu volorful setting to anolhcr as tht: mind rev:-rts to this alramatic profluvtions ol' the year and to tht- intense activity ol' tht- Tllcspians. l'll'0lIl tht- rising of the vurtain on Why tlu- Chinn-s liangf, the lovvly iflvalistic Christmas play, novel and attraulivc, through a svrivs ol' ont- avt plays, literary and historical. to thv l'll'1'tlt,'ll llistorival tlI'21IIl21 and the final Vlllllll- lativv C0llCl'IllI'Llll0ll ol' Nothing hut tlw 'l'rutl1,'-a lI10lllt'lll, ol' grand climax, tho repertoire rccalls sparkling variety , gripping intcrcst anal rm-laxing 4-ntt-rtainnm-nt. ',l'lu: new lah-nt 1-ontrihutml hy thu l r4-sllnu-n, their humor and svriousnt-ss sllom-tl 1-arly in the year and soon under the skilful tlirvction of Nlr. Tanno lu-4-ante a flanu- Nllivll turned to whitu heat as thv ycar progrvssccl. Closely allic-tl with thc llrznnatit' 'l'cch- nique, wen- tht' Play Procluution and liatlio Tcclitliqtlv groups all afltling tlu-ir l-Zilllt' to thc Tllcspians. Thu 0'llara Ring stage-fl in Tarry town was onv ol' thv most 4-njoy ahlc and satisl'ac-tory umls-rtalxings ol' tht' yuar. Thr' spulliglll points ll'illI prirlv