Manhattan College - Manhattanite Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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I James J. Eardley, B.S. in E. Jim Bronx, N. Y. Transir Club 2, 3, 4: K. D. C. 4: A. S. C. E. 3, 41 Newfon Ivlafhemafical Sociery 4. The IM is noi a very easy man +o wrile about This is caused noi by Ihe obscuriiy Oi IIIS of Jim's career a+ Manhallran, buf by 'rhe mullilude of qualifies and characleris- li III9 Jrics wilh which we can readly credir This new Ivlanhailan alumnus. iiiiygl I+ won'+ do me any harm Io praclice a few shois of 'Ihree cushions' or Io may parlicipale in Ihree or four rubbers al bridge Iable, I'm gellring loo heavy. In such wise Jim made himself known Io us early in his college days. Allhough his weighl has nor been lessened, his smile and laugh have improved wi+h consfanl use. man Perhaps ii is besl Ihajr he does noi lake off any weighl-Ihal smile mighl accom- Wifh pany I+. aplllc Jim is wilrhoul doubl Ihe mosl self-possessed individual in The class: he is never Tlanll al a loss for a Thorough reply Io any queslion. 'I-Iis knowledge of scienrific mallers is deep and is always al Ihe disposal of Ihe seeker of knowledge. Jim is possessed new of in+eIIecIuaI abilily, sound iudgmenlr, and convincing genilemanly manner Ihal are him bound To achieve for him his highesi ambilions. I+ is our ferveni hope Ihal Dame Forlune Ireals Jim kindlier Ihan she used his t , Iealher iackei. Your happy visage will ever be in our hearls, Jim, and regards Io li IS Unionlown. 1 I QW I :fi i 1 '4 5 Uluj I... I - x 'iffy 93 I I I 3 K. -I s 1 , i I I E E -Av. ' ,,.,..-f-.TT:...,...,,..A

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I l i i 1 K l lf Ll, Louis J. Dukas, A.B. if 'Q Uncle Louie New York CiTy l ' Class FooTball 2: Class BaskeTloall 3, 4. l HE radio has iTs Uncle Don and The Class oT '32 has iTs Uncle Louie. The 'My Duke joined us in The Tall oT '28, Though very many oT us were unaware oT his of presence unTil our Sophomore year. Yes, Louie never spenT much Time abouT The Hcswm I campus aTTer school hours during The TirsT year, buT having become inTeresTed in ProT. lvleek's lecTures on The spherical ivories, a greaT change came inTo his liTe. H- l Now everyone knows where To Tind Louie on any aTTernoon. Well, we mighT say parficgp Lou wenT The way oT all Seniors and-well, leT iT go. Such Wi i Always a TriTle above The average sTudenT, Louie can be looked upon as a man Welglll who works hard and comes TorTh The winner. ArTsmen who have been in class wiTh Perhaps him will aTTirm This. ln our Sophomore year Louie was The TavoriTe geographic PGf1yi+. designer Tor his classmaTes in Social Science. Then we musT noT TorgeT how many J. Times he responded wiTh exacT answers To J. P.'s very inTriguing quesTions. 6+ G lm OS Aside Trom college liTe, Louie is considered one oT The TinesT enTerTainers. lSdeep A bag oT card Tricks, a Tair voice and naTural graceTulness when dancing, make him OT ln'l'9l The liTe oT a parTy. bound, As we, your Triends, are abouT To separaTe To work in our chosen Tields, iT is H wiTh regreT ThaT we bid you Adieu and wish you good luck. Ieaifher UlllOrll'c I, LM, , In ' , , 0 if, U L -pews x l. l n IRVT fx L1 if ' L., - 'S Xi-X EZSC -4 92 l

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mm - sf i I I I I I ,M li Douglas I.. Fairweafher, A.l3. I Doug New Rochelle, N. Y. I f' Phi Rho Pi: Varsify Foofball 2, 3, 4: Wesfchesfer ' Club. I ' OUGLAS LINDSAY FAIRWEATHER, or Doug, as everyone lcnows him, hails E I from New Rochelle, where he spenT four years in New Rochelle I-ligh School I sTarring in foofball and Track as well as being a class A scholar. AT lvlanhaffan I I Doug has esfablished himself as an exTremely capable young man. This has been l verified by The class ballof of The seniors, on which he has polled The highesf voTe i as The mosT capable senior. Qnlfhe fooTball field where he has sTarred af quarfer- back for four years, he has also shown his abiliTy To size siTuaTions correcTIy. l-le if has led The Team ouT of many dangerous siTuaTions and Turned defeaT inTo vicTory. I Again in The classroom his abilify To masfer problems is verified by his high scholasfic I sTanding. I . . . . 3 Among his fellow sfudenfs Doug is an ever welcome companion, always pleasing l and noT Too much sophisTicaTed. I-le can adiusf himself To any evenT or siTuaTion, Q Take parT in a friendly pranlc, be The receiver of The iesT and never leT himself I become disgrunfled. ln years To come Douglas will be a prosperous business man connecfed wiTh adverTising. I-Tis ingenious capabilifies will bring him To The fronf E in The business world. l ln parfing, Doug, we hope ThaT you will go far in your chosen field and as a lasT word-remember your classmaTes. 94 I I llvl T sfo: precede. Today m ideal STG In 5- is infiniff 6IlCl man .Iim'g Ca, l'lis have mai IT is lieSSlOn VN and G and mek. +I, Q6 Illlur PQ? is 1