Manhattan College - Manhattanite Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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qi 7 V - -- . : 1 -' 'S 'Y' xr MAQHATTANITE' pi. -D I N V X P J , i i A r f' f I r ' M r r , n l , ,f R N Ufficers f 7 JOHN F. SULLIVAN HERBERT V. DENNERLEIN i President Vice-President J. LEO LYoNs ROBERT J. D1LLoN , Treasurer Secretary P ,J l , History of the Class of 9311 i ' The Class of 1931 broke into print in the first issue of the Quadrangle, by a I record enrollment of two hundred and twenty-live. After a week of absolute free- 4,1 dom from the onerous presence of Sophomores, thanks to the President, the Fresh- l . men organized their class. A secret election was held, and the names of the officers J were not divulged for more than a month. The officers chosen were: John Sullivan, President, Garrett Byrnes, Vice-Presidentg Leo Lyons, Treasurer, Robert Walsh, J Secretary. Kenneth Yates was elected to represent the class in the Student Council. 3 The Sophomores distributed the Korans and the hazing began in earnest. -l ' The first encounter occurred on Broadway, when the Freshmen came to the rescue J of one of their classmates who had fallen into the hands of the enemy. Scouts had reported the outrage to' the Freshmen, and the whole class rallied to his support, precipating a free-for-all, which held up traffic for fifteen minutes. Although it was only a moral victory for the Frosh, it began the rebellion which lasted until y 1 X 1 1 'Z ,V :Q ,M ' One Hundred Ififfy-fire X 'I I 1 r ggi R X,fx..!kf- V -N-sr-fx ujxzzfk 'X i