Manhattan College - Manhattanite Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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ldenly ere is equal is and is are allcinq 9 has houqll Lalin il inl0 vill be 5 a ,Ok lo A13 ' ,h . i- -1' ,-' f xi Y f ' A' ,s , . William lvl. l-liggins, A.B. Bill Wallham, Mass. Foolball I, 2, 3, 47 Alpha Sigma Bela: Varsily lvl Club. ll.L is an oulslanding example ol lhe lype ol man lhal can do lwo lhings ex- ceplionally well-play loolball and sludy. For lour years he has been worlcing hard lo lurlher lhe Jasper's name lo gridiron brilliancy and al lhe same lime we have lound him a scholarly classmale. lvlighl we lurlher slale lhal never had lhere come a lime when Bill had lo be removed lrom any game because ol iniury or laully playing. Though hil many limes while holding lhe line, Bill iusl wouldn'l slay down. ll was lor lhis reason, wilhoul doubl, lhal lhe Seniors voled him lhe mosl rugged man in lheir class. Bul now lel us leave lhe alhlelic and lhe scholarly side ol Bill's nalure and con- sider him as anolher ol lvlanhallan's sons. Al no lime has Bill been regarded in anylhing bul high esleem. ln lour shorl years he has appeared as iusl an amiable lriend, always ready lo lend a hand in anylhing3 never looking lor lrouble-a quiel, reserved and relined genlleman. ls il so hard lhen lo undersland why every lvlan- hallan man respecls and admires Bill? Or are we wrong in slaling lhal lhe Jaspers are losing more lhan a loolball slar? While we do nol expecl lo hear ol your sensalional playing on lhe gridiron in lhe lulure, we do expecl your successlul arrival al your goal in lhe greal game, Lile. -3,-14.9 ,mv ,R . ,,,-, ,----s,,.-3.-.M rv- ..f, Q - 4 g ' 'J ' ' -5-,fi K ,,..- ,,-ia.,.-,...,,..... , V .Y - - N- , 1 I i i .V s . f -. ' i i g:'xg r:'o'f:g -4 'ri''N-'g::.: --5-A-I--V-ii:-if i I- L l L-. l 1, If .1 . f ',,,i., L i I 'X . --- vL..,, 'w...., i.vu...,.2z.-, v 95, ,xg .W-., . ,-1 V ,A N., - II7

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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

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i i i ln The classroom, all signs oT mirTh disappeared and he buckled down in a serious sasa .M l if fx l 1 M-..- ,-mg Bernard C. l-lills, B.S. in B. Barney New York CiTy Commerce Club 2, 3, 4. CCORDING To an old adage- Time brings changes. When we TirsT assem- bled as The Class oT '32, Barney, wifh his perpeTual grin and easy-going manner, was iusT anoTher Frosh. BuT The serious side oT college liTe has had iTs eTTecT and gf we have come To know Barney in a diTTerenT lighT-as jovial, yeT noT lacking in - sTudiousness. , manner To The subiecT aT hand. We have oTTen wondered how a Tace, so serious l in class, could yeT produce The ruddy grin by which Barney is known To us all. l Though slow in comprehending, yeT he is always There aT The Tinish. I l I On The campus-iT he wasn'T Talking abouT The opera he had seen The nighT l Toward The sTudenTs or making known his ideas on how a course should be presenTed in order ThaT a sTudenT mighT geT The Tull beneTiT. . beTore-his sharp voice would be heard discoursing on The aTTiTude oT insTrucTors And so, as we come To The parTing oT The ways, we bid you good luck, Barney, wiTh The Teeling ThaT your never-Tailing humor, our ' 'T d carry you Tar on The road To success. y sinceri y an your ToresighT will :lg ROO Eclw. ambassadc has only - friend DOC To ST: iTs sTars 0, Chuck h, Junior alley reciTal5 On i Oilered G C ln M lbilllardsl T llle Seniors lNlOplllllS Vs, Poland. , Chun will b Be 90Od. QQ lI8 'Q ki S aT T,