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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The ody idly. aper wi a VGC' gin iunq ime' noTl1 real besT John J. Gordon, AB. HSCOHY New York CiTy Class BaskeTball 3, 4. UR college careers have drawn To a happy close. Four years oT college acTiviTy -oT sTudy and play-will shorTly become a mere memory. WiTh The receiving oT a college degree oTher hopes and aspiraTions Take Torm. The possibiliTy oT losing conTacT wiTh our college chums sTrikes a poignanT noTe, parTicularly when we Think of losing The enjoyable companionship oT ScoTTy. To The ouTsider, ScoTTy may appear disTanT and alooT, and seemingly in- diTierenT To The Teverish acTiviTy going on abouT him. SophisTicaTed 'Tis True, huT a born philosopher who Takes liTe as iT comes and makes The besT oT iT. l-le has made no aTTempT Tor populariTy, never soughT The limelighT or The aTTenTion oT his class- maTes, yeT, he has leTT a deeply rooTed impression upon our minds oT his calm, good naTure, his unselTish manner, his pleasing personaliTy and his proTound sinceriTy. STrangely enough, Though a loyal supporTer oT The social and aThleTic evenTs oT The college, ScoTTy never parTicipaTed in These aTiairs. DespiTe This TaulT, if we may call iT such, he had a hosT oT Triends who recognized in his singular characTer The compendium oT all Those qualiTies ThaT enTer inTo The making oT a True scholar, genTleman and philosopher. IT we mighT make so bold as To prophesy, we should say, iudging Trom his guieT, even demeanor, ThaT he will work his way To The Top in The same sTaid manner ThaT made him a Tamiliar Tigure on The campus. iii l