Manhattan College - Manhattanite Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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X or 'Y JT V. er BS 'Y 'Y nT TY 1. is I- EM Felix M. GenTile, BS. Hplqllu I New York CiTy Alpha Phi DelTag Mendelian SocieTy 3, 4, Vice- PresidenT 4: FooTlighTers and Hayes DramaTics l, 2, 3, 4: M. I. C.: Glee Club I, 2: Band 3, 4: Treasurer 3. ll l-lE Torce OT his own meriT makes his way. This simple classical expression Truly sums up The mosT commendable TraiTs in Phil. l-lis innaTe abiliTy, Tine characTer, and unselTish service, are reasons why many are proud To know him eiTher as classmaTe or Triend. ConsTanT acTiviTy has marked his Tour years as a ManhaTTan man. l-le TypiTies The energeTic college sTudenT oT Today who earns his way Through school and aT The same Time aTTains success as an aThleTe, sTudenT, leader, and social luminary. Tennis apparenTly was his maior sporT, buT under The Meehan inTramural sysTem Phil immediaTely displayed his aloiliTy in baskeTball, swimming, and Track. l-le was an indiTTerenT raTher Than a conscienTious sTudenT. NeverTheless The diTTiculTies oT The science course were overcome by a mind boTh analyTical and sysTemaTic. l-lis services as an acTor, bass drummer, and Tearless masTer oT ceremonies recall To us ThaT pleasanT and happy disposiTion which he maniTesTed in all his acTiviTies. WiTh your versaTiliTy and abiliTy To Torm genuine Triendships, we have The uTmosT conTidence ThaT you will be successTul in The career you choose. May we oTTen meeT our pal OT ManhaTTan days and as oTTen enioy his Tamiliar and mosT sincere greeTing - my Triendl flu: F ff my y! l A I tglil l A IOC?

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I I I I I fir! :VN 1 II. faq, I. I I I I 1 I i I John I-I. Geideman, B.S. in E. Gus New York Cify Newfon Ivlafhemafical Sociefy 3, 4, Transif Club I, 2, 3, 4: S. I. E. 3, 4, Secrefary 4: Glee Club I, 2, 3: K. D. C. 4: A. S. C. E. 3, 4. HERE are many qualifies fhaf go fo make up Gus fhaf will assure success for him, buf fhere is one which predominafes-his abilify fo concenfrafe. Many 5 are fhe nighfs when Gus and his bevy of I. E.'s would gef fogefher and furn our U voluminous reporfs and layoufs of collar-buffon facfories, merely fo amaze fheir fellow- sfudenfs. Pound for pound, fhe Gus ouffif furned ouf more work fhan any ofher fine QI fhree deparfmenfs. eifher A generous sense of humor, a pleasing personalify, and fhe abilify fo mix, has C I given John an enfree fo fhe besf places. Proficiency in sfudies, afhlefics and sociefy Ilie GH I Ieave nofhing fo be desired in Gus Same I I-Ie is well-grounded in fhe arf of genflemanly conducf. I-Iis calm dignify H .TE gives him an air of comprehensive learning, yef, he manages fo reserve a sfore of PlI'l I fun for his friends. There is a spark of convivialify which can only be aroused by an 'nd I being sincere wifh him. No maffer whaf fhe cause was, if if was fosfered by Man- llle SCI I haffan and for Ivlanhaflan, Gus was righf fhere in back of if. I-le is dependable, Service I frusfworfhy and frue, a good friend and nof an imaginary one. Illal pl I John is concenfrafing on business' managemenf and has implicif faifh in his W I fheories. I-Iis sincere and earnesf efforfs, which have unceasingly marked his en- Comildf deavors af Ivlanhaffan will undoubfedly soon be recognized. our PGI I I l I .. . . . iii.. ' is ' 1i'-aTi--.Q7fQi'.fif'.N5'if-C7ilffiifjfifiiifffsffi In L 1- K rvi LJ I-I. a'a- . .us L, z IJ fel IO8 'N V. if Lxcifxlisffi

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