Manhattan College - Manhattanite Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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Xie. i' E 3 NVTM W Jw ,gggg .gig -, 1 1 '- 'ff' A -H' zfe-f-'H : riff- J., cf, ff' -f - f i ll i l l l I fi 'x .,' s .sk x Alexander F. Gorslcy, B.S. AI Troy, N. Y. v German Club 2, 3, 47 Troy Club I, 2, 3, 4: Mendelian Sociefy 43 Manhaffanife. L sfarfed his collegiafe career under a handicap, having fo overcome fhe dis- advanfage of coming from Tro , N. Y. l-l y owever, a winning personalify a fol- eranf feeling fowards his fellow-collegians and a happy-go-lucky spirif have served fo elevafe him in fhe esfimafion of his classmafes. Al is anofher of our pre-med sfudenfs. Having pracficed cuffing-up on every- fhing from frogs fo cafs, he hopes some day fo pracfice on suffering humanify H. . . is four years af lvlanhaffan have developed in him remarkable will-power and deferminafion fo learn anyfhing which mighf be useful fo him in his life's worlc. Buf do nof for a momenf believe fhaf Al's inferesf and abilify are confined fo any one field, for few are The pasfimes-from playing bridge, fo sfarring on fhe +. . cour in infra-mural compefifion-which he cannof enioy. Al is a man of his own convicfions, and he pufs his all info ever fh' fh f h y ing a e underfalces. For four years we have had fhe pleasure and benefif of his company, and now as The desire fo be of greafer service fo manlcind calls him f away o greafer fhings, our sincere wishes for a successful career go wifh him. .L,,c-LN .Vu I' gc ..,., gin- . Q ji, M,, 'f,1g -' ---' -- i-ff ' i' Www i' ' ..,.c.,., , ,, v -', 9 4 'C-, 5 'uf' ', -f' 'if '-f , , .Q --- f-.. ,V , 1-- - ...,,...., , ,. ,,. , 1, -.. :.-K---c.,.a..Q.i.,,, ...--, -Tim .111 - A 1 GL., X ., , , x , E J , I .., 7 H D . -. . -, ... ,A ..,, L -. b . ,V la , , - , W L 1 I .L 4 .., g.,,-,,,,,...,,,.-,,.a...,--. .., .,... . x- i Q., . , - . i LJ x . ,A L.. XJ L. l J x I-ax c-.-a1.-.4.L..,-15.4-5' -.4.'i..fgi-az..,4ff.i.vi..ffP:.-A745 Il2 6 OME fc a com sfafe of ob! accompanie lllm, during Seen Jim W, His cleanfu and have WC fren info f, Calibre, Nfl engaged .L I polfll To be 6 numerous Club Pelhaps i CVS of-fl else fo Say EXC years fo CO me. n0fes h

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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

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1 The CliS' yl 5 arvecl i0 pn Well' iurflafllll' ,wer and ark. unlined To iq on The Q Thai le cOmPanl' To Qfealei 1 c e 1553 2r'??7ff'p l l James P. l-lalleron, AB. Jim, Pancho New York Cify Alpha Sigma Befag Glee Club l, 2, 3, 43 Track lg Hayes Dramafic Sociefy 3, 4. CME four years ago There saunfered inTo our midsT one of Those rare personages, a combinafion of unusual TalenT and humorous personalify, who when noT in a sTaTe of oblivion, readily answered To The name of Jim l-lalleron. An infecTious smile accompanied wiTh scinTillaTing wiTTicisms and a happy-go-lucky aTTiTude garnered for him, during his sTay aT lv1anhaTTan, a hosT of friends and associafes, Never have we seen Jim wasfe Time, for in his serious complex, There are many worThy ambifions. His clean-cuT manners and sTeady pace have maniTesTed Themselves in his characfer and have won for him many sincere friendships in college which in years To come will ripen info fond memories. The fufure looks promising for a young man of such calibre. Aside from The passive TraiTs ThaT make up his sTerling characfer we offen found him engaged in oTher acTiviTies, boTh aThleTic and social. I-le has always made a poinT To be a represenfafive on his class Teams and has been an acfive member of numerous clubs and sociefies. Perhaps The mosT nofable of his qualifies is The gifT of a sofT Tenor voice whose noTes have ofTen lenT enchanTmenT To many a locker-room guarTeT. We have noThing else To say excepf ThaT we exfend To Pancho The besT of luck and happiness in The years To come. , 15 iizielsf- ii-Tl II3