Manhattan College - Manhattanite Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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Q, . N f I ,i x r N l 1 Y. S l H f Officers EDWARD J. LYONS CARL S. DE LUCIA P President Treasurer ARTHUR E. SHEA JOHN E. CAMPION J Secretary Vice-President ' l 1 History of the Class of '32 'I 41 1 It was to a quiet, yet seething, Manhattan, that we, the largest class in its l1is- J tory, came. Eager-eyed, yet reverential, we inspected our new Alma Mater. Un- waveringly we trod the Senior VValk, and unsuspectlngly we murmured a friendly -ll HelloH to the Sophomores. But our troubles soon began. 3 VVe experienced our initial adventure when we were inveigled into Smith ', Auditorium for our Hrst meeting. It was to be a Freshman Meeting. A curly- J headed rogue, a Sophomore, presided. He introduced us to John Sullivan, Presi- dent of the Class of '31, who smilingly welcomed us to Manhattan, the while plan- X ning bigger and better means of torture. YVe were then informed as to what a l Vigilance Committee was, and what were its diabolical functions. VVe were to purchase our Kelly green caps and ties by the end of the week and, because we ' 2 V 1 4 i One Hundred Fifty-115110 H l ,4- V .Y W Zi 1 ,As Vx I R. wt fix Y J' NJJPXJY -1 'J - . MANHATTANITE' rs I K' W' t xf se' N. w - YW