Manhattan College - Manhattanite Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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i l i 1 i i l 4 l ,N -N A -.,- 0 , -r' W' K, ' Q by l lil gi A:-F-7-.-Y----f-f - - - 5-1--:::::i::17' AMW- -W -- --- ---- V ' 'Y l l l l l ,fi ffijx - If I F I i K! l ff-Y is .g ,J , 1 f ' I 5 1 f L1 , ,g 1 .5 1 Q f e'-,-' k John F. Flynn, BS. in E. Johnny New YOI'lC Newfon Mafhemafical Sociefy 3, 4: Transif Club g.D.C.4I 2,3,4:A.S.C.E.3,4:A.S.l.E.3 K Glee Club I, 2. HE absence of an infroducfion fo John is in ifself an indicafion of his abilify fo make friends. Four years in fhe Prep, a generous sense of humor, his abilify as a mechanic, and a residence in fhe Bronx have combined fo make any infroducfion superfluous. Alfhough as a bridge player he will undoubfedly become a good bridge builder, John will, wifhouf a doubf, sfill remain fhe mosf popular member of fhe engineering class. l-lis ready wif and humor endeared him fo all, never failing fo elicif a laugh from fhose gafhered around him. One of fhe few weaknesses which Johnny possessed made him fhe bane of pedesfrians of fhe fair sex, cops, and cab drivers. This failing was probably enfirely menfal, as we are convinced he firmly believed fhaf some day he would succeed in flying in a car. Johnny, af hearf, is an ardenf fraveler and his aufomofive gymnasfics will nof soon be forgoffen. Those of us who have come info close confacf wifh Johnny cannof help buf feel fhaf we have been enriched by fhe friendship of one whose sfrengfh of characfer, business abilify, sense of humor, and generosify will go far indeed fo help him fo fhe fop in fhe engineering profession. IO2 5,3-' lv 1 of ass elusive friend F Ever 5 l'l6S Wm E of fhe Would Ti fion. bO'l'l'l E C making FG.- . ' k-... , :,- ,n ,. - eg W. f .. Q .-1 k mu ' 1 R -' 5-- w wx-. - , -Y. 1, rv-1-, ' A .xx -. 3 w. --X

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if'9gf-.F ., i i3'115Qi1:fW:gfji, , l-lugh lv. Fallery, B.S. in E. l-lughie New York Cily K. D. C. 4: Transil Club 2, 3, 4, Newlon Malh Sociely 3, 4: A. S. C. E. 3, 4. URING his lour years slay al lvlanhallan, l-lughie has been a lypical lvlanhallan man. This was proved by his innumerable characlerislics. l-lis happy disposi- lion won lor him lhe alleclion ol all al lhe oulsel. Going oul ol his way lo do a H me lavor or lo cooperale, broughl no obieclion lrom him lor he received much pleasure Corgi lo by so acling. nr Colleggale l-lughie possesses an enormous circle ol lriends and il is doubllul if lhere is lhe lallol anolher man in lhe class who has achieved so much popularily on lhe slrenglh ol his nalural and magnelic charm. l-le is guiel and unassuming in everylhing bul his neckwear-being noled lor his shoe-slring bow-lies. I-le is a lrue, loyal lriend, nd sparkling wilh good humor, and al all limes ready lo banish your blues wilh his song Claiad and dance perlormances. n i WJAISO he Elliciency plus-lhal's l-lughie-yel il is accomplished wilh such an amazingly es emily small amounl ol lhe proverbial ego lhal we ollen wonder whal manner ol man he is. p l-lowever, il we were lo look back over lhe liles which conlain lhose psychology lesls, we would see a high per cenl resling complacenlly beside l-lughie's name. i Reuniorw Now lhal he has gradualed and lell Manhallan we are sure lhal his personalily Oramong will make lhe lask ol climbing lile's ladder an easy one. 14 if. 1- is iss 1:1 s e 1- cfs cf ig J .1 9? if IOI

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his abiIiTy his aI7iIiTy Trodudior igineerinq T a IaU9Il bane OT Y enTireIy icceefl 'll buf feel har6CIe , him I0 Emil E. Eorcino, B.S. in E. Emil New York CiTy A. S. C. E.: TransiT Club: M. I. C.: NewTon MaThemaTicaI SocieTyg K. D. C. MIL is The Type OT person To whom one becomes aImosT immediaTeIy aTTached on accounT OT his sTraighTTorward manner and Triendly disposiTion. As a resuIT OT associaTion bordering on comradery, we Tound him To be The possessor OT many elusive Though disTincTive quaIiTies ThaT win and Tend To sTrengThen and warm enduring Triendship. Eew showed such diIigenT and persevering aTTenTion To Their sTudies as did Emil. Ever since Ereshman days he aTTended To his work TaiThTuIIy, wiTh The resulT ThaT he has won a high class sTanding and his record is one oT which To be proud. Emil was a Tamiliar Tigure aT all aThleTic and social evenTsq in TacT he was one OT The sTaunchesT paTrons oT IvIanhaTTan aTTairs. IT dancing were a maior sporT, Emil would have many Ivl's To exhibiT abouT Town. To all ouTward appearances, he seems To Tind his greaTesT deIighT in argumenTa- Tion. No maTTer whaT The subiecT, The Time or The place, a Tew words Trom Emil are boTh enIighTening To his audience, and an apparenT necessiTy To himseIT. OT EmiI's TuTure we have no doubT, Tor we know ThaT he is capable oT successTuIIy making his way in his chosen proTession. Keep up The good work, Emil. IO3