Manhattan College - Manhattanite Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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m. 'GF he a nh GD ive us. 'he dly :HQ lily ice . Tiff? Arlhur G. l-lei, BS. Arlie, Heel New York Cily Track I, 2, 3, 4, Mendelian Sociely 4, German Club: Spike Shoe Club, Cross-Counlry Team. UCl-l isn'Jr known of Arlie, nor Jrhal he is a man of myslery, bul because This young man does nor adverlise himself. Know you lhal he has won up-- wards of Tifly medals? Arlie has gone lo lhe Penn Relays so ollen lhal lhe Quakers now olller him a seven-year lease. Arlie, or Heel, as he is aicleclionalely called, slarled ohf as an Arlsman, bul Transferred lo science in his Sophomore year. l-le aspires lo spend a delighhcul Tour years as an inlerne. Arlie is a sprinler, and a good one, being Coach Waler's mainslay for Tour years. Neverlheless, he runs a sweel 44O, having run on Jrhe relay reams. ln his Freshman year he made lhe cross-counlry Jream on lhe Tirsl day oul. Thar Tirsl year he was high scorer for lhe lrack Team, rallying lhirleen poinls in lhe Cily College meer alone. Full of wil, ever jovial, seldom aggravaled, and an excellenl mimic, lurning a loo solemn occasion inlo good cheer: is very considerale of The feelings of olhers, and gives credil whore il is due. Though few know him as he really is, il has been worlh while lo know him lhese four years and, we hope for many more lo come. lvlanhallan is sure lhal l-leel'll gel by. . , 1 di 1 Il5

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VA 1143 1 i N , x X 15 ,E l 9 .3 9. MANMAT TALL IT E. ill W :Q-ff' - --, ,. mic f iii:---.Q,,,f.1gg:' 1,,.fg:f:g.:f:' 'l - WT?-TL' Q'l1f:j1:Q,gc :fl 1 - if lf - ,,!,W,-N,-w-Wn-W,b,-vWh,,-wwh ,,,,,wY-W, ,Y MF 1,.,,,,,,..,c-... 7- - i i i i I l x 5 l l f Lg George M. l-lanrahan, Jr., AB. 5 George Bronx, N. Y. German Club: Baseball Team: Dramafic Club. T ERE is a young man of diversified falenfs. The foremosf, l believe, is his seem- ingly unconscious abilify fo brighfen fhe afmosphere and spread cheer wherever he goes, hence his greaf popularify. l suppose fhis melodious disposifion accounfs for his splendid abilify fo play fhe violin and banjo. One of George's secref ambifions, you know, is fo become a well-known orchesfra leader as a side-line fo his law profession. Buf, everyfhing in his life is nof music, rafher, if is only an accompanimenf. X, Alfhough many of us have forgoffen, fhe facf remains fhaf George, in his freshman , year, was fhe sfar fhird baseman on fhe baseball feam, and since fhen we have lamenfed his nof going ouf for if in subsequenf years. Buf as recompense for fhis, he has given lvlanhaffan fhe benefif of his musical abilify by playing fhe violin in fhe College orchesfra during his senior year. l Those acquainfed wifh George find him a founfain of generosify, a goodly amounf of humor, and a friend, sincere and frusfworfhy, one fo be cherished among our fondesf freasures. We fervenfly hope fhaf your life's work in fhe law profession will be highly successful. You may be sure fhaf many lvlanhaffan men will be seeking your advice and professional services fo iron ouf fheir difficulfies in fhe fufure. , , ' fi Wh 4'.,f ?, '2 '-1-'sf-f' Emir, faq 'Q,:'-rf T'-1:I 3ligT li ' 'T ' 4 1. PTH rw rj r an .--fag 'V 'W' z' ' -G A , si? 'fr '?'r51'f +r':c ':i 1 ll - il Ll l kj lr l Lf law L. ,w M, cl - i IJ l l l 'll:ffii.fi'l.fi f....f:,ij',...'fTIf..f?1'l.ri'T1..1?llaf.fTl'f1i i g UCH fhis ' wards of fifl HOW offer hir Arfie, C lransferred J, years ag an 1 Aflle ig leafs- Ne l:f9SlTman yea lie was high meef alone' V8 full Of W foo solemn OC mollll While +C enlmaffan is S

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E 'I7l:1,E-. i 42.3 O. rsafcrsi. 1 l 5 l 1 . i I l I 5 i . i John l-l. l-lell, AB. John New-' Yer? Ciff Debafing Socieiy 3. 4: Quadrsngie 41 Tennis 3. 4. N E have all probably had lhe experience of iallcing +o John and suddenly exclaiming +o ourselves, Good Lord, lhe man lcnows everyrhingf' There is no doubl aboul if, John's fund of informalion is large. l-le can discuss wiih equal faciliiy Brahmin symbolism and a symphony of Brahms, l'he Nichomachean Elhics and ihe nebular hypolhesis. Sirange as il' may seem in a college man, his opinions are based on facls lnol' fheories as real scienlisls call fhemll l-le lcnows wha? he is ialking abou? or he does nor lallcl John is much more Jrhan a mere absorber of informalion, however. l-le has learned how To correla+e his knowledge and lil' il info a delinile paflern, alfrhough lhal' paH'ern may nor always be lhe commonly accepfed one. ln The middle of his college course John crealed conslernalion among fhe Lalrin and Greek professors by dropping lhese subiecls. l-le lhen proceeded To gel info as many science classes as he could. l-le receives an AB. bu+ his life's worlc will be in science. We feel lhal John will become Thai rara avis in ierra nos'lra, a scienlislr wilh a lcnowledge of lhe humanilies. Lei Jeans and Eddingion loolc lo lheir laurelsl 4.i'3s.e iiia Q ...i ' fill y .gil f,l ' , J 'J' J 5 4, ' if ll S 11 LJ 1- 2 LJ -if Ejiifi2-f fif.3ffajfi?1iL+vrs..T2?Z.?S2 l I6 5 ll.l. is ceplic lrard lo furl found 5 a lime whe playing. Tl lf WGS lor Jr man in 'rheii Blll now Sider him as anlllllng bul friend, alway reserved and llfllian m are losing mi GH'- WN llie lu-fu rel W' we