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

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CANIER CLUB Despite war time restrictions, thc click ol' the camera is not entirely absent from thc campus. The club still maintains its bulletin board where are xlisplaycil scasonable shots. personalities, activity groups and scenics. The photography contest sponsored by thc Freshman Cormont brought to light much interest and talent on campus. Deep in Sl. John's catacomb is the mlark room, fillccl with mysterious odors, non-light, dripping water, symbol of occult practice in which man is reproilucefl. EEK-E D CLUB Chorus of voices across a smoky camp lirc: impatient clanlxing of sliatcs on thi- steps ol Rogan Lodge, promise of hot chocolate and fire withing shuffle of dancing ll-ct in lounge. an icy cokeg fragrance of apple blossoms: long hikes around the l3liCS4W't't1li6I'lflS at Nlarymount. ATHLETIC ASSCCIATIC The A-NA. lfullclin hoarsl just outsiclc Tea llousc is always a point ol' intcrcst for thc carnpus. 'lllicrc one learns lhc latest rcporl on tourmum-nts. how thi- sporl's yu-clx is going, flcluils for the icc carnival-all .fN..4. INWVS. 2 me E l

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PA I H CLUB Famed fiesta of reds, yellows and blues across a greensward, with musie, laughter and merry chatter, is now but a memory among grimmer things, for the Club has east aside its earnival spirit to devote itself to more serious thoughts ol' eontribution to the war effort. ITALIA CL B A study of Italian az' and arehilectuvf- has engrossed the attention of the Italian Club this year. Its timeliness was made shockingly evident with the destruetion of that great seat of Italian eulture, Monte Cassino. Italian suppers, usually Chaplains Aids' benefits, are popular at lX'lElI'j'lll0llIll. 22 FRE CH CL B With a NIary mount in Quebec' and a cou- sequent new interest in French, Le tlewla- Sevigne has been focussing its attention more and more on the Cultural eontrihuliou ol' the French people. Iflreneh war reliel work, the annual play and tht- Nlartli Gras are memories of tl1e year.

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PORT The gymnasium reverberates, a eheer rises halts in mitl-air, and tleseenfls like a llllllltllxl shower, as a hall lI'6lI1blCS over the lraslxet hesitates, then glitles through unerringly. Again and again the proeess is repeateflg again and again taut nerves relax, stiflen antl strain as the game reaehes-first, quarter, second quarter, enfl. There is no feeling like it. ln that moment, sivty girls lose their identities and heeome one. The spirit ofthe Class lives. ,lt is the same in hoelxey when crisp autumn afternoons senfl the blood coursing through the veins and the tang of burning leaves, the long stretch ol' stadium, the slanting sunrays spread the setting for the vietory which each goal represents as the swirling sphere litres the player through spaee to achievement. Or there is the rirler liftezl above the earth, Carried with a sense l 7 A