Manhattan College - Manhattanite Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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assem- manner acl and ,king in Serious Serious US all. e nlqll lruclOV5 eserlled Baffleyr hi, will TQ r - Y... ., i Char es R. l-lop4ins, BS. l-lop, Chuck Brooklyn, N. Y. Brooklyn-Long Island Club I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presidenl 3, German Club 3, 43 Mendelian Sociely 3, 4. ROOKLYN, New York, has lhe dislinclion ol being lhe birlhplace ol Charles Edward Raymond Q'Brien l-lopkins. l-le came lo lvlanhallan as Brooklyn's ambassador ol wil and humor. To learn how well he has lullilled his mission one has only lo consull his friends-and lhey are legions-or bellrer yer ask our old friend Doclor Carey. To slrike l-lop's fancy iusl menlion lhe rnolion piclure induslry, or any of ils slars or producls. l-le can lell you who slarred in any piclure ol imporlance. Chuck has an unlimiled slore of knowledge on lhis subiecl. The residenls ol Jrhe Junior alley can well leslily lo lhe inreresl wilh which lhey have lislened lo l-lop's recilals on lhis subiecl. ln lacl il was once rumored lhal Hopkins and l-lackell were orlered a conlracl wilh one corporalion. In his Junior year Chuck became a devolee ol lhe royal and ancienl game of billiards. Therealler he was in conslanl allendance al lVleek's Pool Emporium. All lhe seniors are asked lo be on hand when lhe conlesl' ol conleslrs lakes place, viz.: l-lopkins vs. lvlcG-oldrick. The referee lor lhe march will be none olher lhan Yokkie Poland. Chuck's ambilion is lo become a medico. l-lis lurlrher lraining lor Jrhis field will be al Tullrs. ll is Tull luck Jrhal we are losing close conlacl wilh you Charlie. Be good. ll9

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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,

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bfi 9 E? e TA - l E Eugene T. l-lorgan, B.S. in E. Gene New Yorlc Cify Newfon Mafhemafical Sociefy 3, 4: K. D. C. 4: S. I. E. 3, 4: Transif Club 3, 4. ENE, an aufhorify on all fhe evenfs fhaf ever occurred af Manhaffan, came fo us from fhe Prep, where his beaming counfenance won him admirafion and friends. l-lis congenial and friendly smile also fouched fhe hearfs of all sophisficafed newcomers who were fo become engineers. Gene possessed, however, more fhan his cheerfulnessg his confribufions fo fhe scholasfic requiremenfs of his classmafes could always be relied upon. Gene, alfhough everlasfing cheerful, was a clear, deep fhinlcer which was mosf pronounced when infricafe problems requiring unusual penefrafion and ingenuify came up for solufion. Of course, his class will always remember fhis admirable characfer in connecfion wifh class acfivifies. Gene, alfhough no greaf parficipafor, buf rafher an onloolcer in varsify sporf, disfinguishes himself as fhe fasfesf player in class foofball, always gaining considerable ground by his alerfness and speed fo gef under long forward passes which demoralized even fhe mosf rugged and sfurdy opposifion. So, wifh heavy hearfs his classmafes say Adieu fo one of fheir oufsfandin Q associafes. l-le is sure fo become an aufhorify in his profession, because of his abilify in applying fundamenfal laws. So long, Gene, hold high Manhaffan fradifions and may fhe proverbial luck of fhe lrish always be wifh you. 7 9,17 ffffi ' .ff f.f'f7ifji if l Hi E I.. 1 LJ l so -- nf: LJ if-i il 5 - L., LJ s.. i LJ if-x A-X l2O 6 ART c scliola This dc found fime allilefic fum Ban' is In fliis hrani make 6 Ban we gomg Ghouf Cliaracferisfic Collecfi buf solel H9 frie Y On l ls appafenf be .h Er his Oufsla Gnhaiienn lion