Manhattan College - Manhattanite Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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T RoberT A. l:orsyThe, A.B. Bibb New York CiTy FooTlighTers DramaTic SocieTy 23 l-layes Dramafric SocieTy 3. T 3 . . A CME-lllVlE in The disTanT TuTure The name oT RoberT A. will be heralded Through- r ouT The land buT noT if Bob knows iT, Tor he is The Type who could never sTand The sighT oT his own name glaring in The brillianT mazdas. All This is To prove ThaT modesTy is a virTue, and Bob is virTue personiTied as Tar as modesTy is concerned, 9 ergo, as we say iT in psych, Bob is modesT. 1 r RoberT A. is universally hailed as a man's man and his ruddy cherubic counTenance has, Tor Tour happy years, been a byword on The Quadrangle. l-le is a genTleman 3 and scholar lvery much sol and all ThaT goes wiTh iT, which, oT course, is The reason r why he is so popular wiTh everybody. l-le and his Two buddies, lvlulvey and Delaney, 3 Torm an inseparable Trio oTTen reTerred To as The PalpiTaTing Pals. We could wriTe pages abouT Bob, buT as we said he is modesTy personiTied and inTensive blushing n mighT aTTecT his blood pressure. e ATTable, yeT serious, seemingly indiTTerenT To work, yeT scaling The peaks, sTriking T a proper balance TwixT TideliTy To rouTine and pleasure, always smiling, always Triendly and well-grounded in The lore oT sophisTicaTiong such is The spiriT oT a Typical Man- if haTTan man, and such is The spiriT oT Bob. Go To iT, old boy, we expecT greaT Things oT you. s A- 1 s T. T. , J 5 - . f4?'i 1-i.. '.3l1re..i1'A...f9.Qig: ..i, f 5 1 l CQ? M I-sf Vi if s i ' ' IOS xi l V i l T 1 T

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Thomas C. Garrison, AB. Tommy NuTley, N. J. VarsiTy Baseball 2, 3, 43 Freshman Baseball. OM is iusT anoTher of Those renowned aThleTes who come Trom New Jersey. From The Time he TirsT seT TooT on The Jasper soil as a Freshman, his name was broadcasT Tar and wide and all awaiTed The opening oT The baseball season To wiTness him in acTion. The Time Tinally came and everyone was on hand To see Tom piTch Them up To open The Frosh season. We were Thereupon convinced ThaT an excep- Tional piTcher was abouT To help malce The Jasper nine Tamous. We could go on describing his varieTy oT curves, drops and TasT ones, buT aTTer all This is noT meanT To be a -sporT wriTeup. Tom's TavoriTe courses ThroughouT his collegiaTe career seemed To be French, LiTeraTure and Philosophy. IT is sTrange, yeT a TacT, ThaT in Tour years he has never missed a French lecTure. For This reason and Tor his high sTanding in ThaT deparTmenT we conclude ThaT some day we shall hear oT him Teaching ThaT subiecT. AbouT The campus Tom was regarded by all The sTudenTs as a True ManhaTTan genTleman. We dare say almosT every Senior sTudenT menTioned him as his Triend. For Tour years now we have waTched you abouT The campus and on The diamond. As you are abouT To sTep ouT inTo The world we should like To give This advice-iT diTTiculTy Taces you, sTrike iT ouT. T IO7