Manhattan College - Manhattanite Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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I E cc 9.45 .Q::-M.4QcN.ii.45.T.I,fT letllleli ,-,grgicr Y,,,,,,,g,g,,,, ,. -:.-.-- fmt f'1 :r- --N--Y'-i---w -V '----' M ' l l 1 i x F. E . l l l l l l ii 1 Francis J. l-lurley, AB. i Frank New Rochelle, N. Y. ,j FooTlighTers DramaTic SocieTy I, 2. l'-lE brieTesT way To menTion some oT The numerous qualiTies oT This young man If is To say ThaT he is TirsT a genTleman, sarTorially inclined wiTh sleek haircomb and careTully adiusTed cravaT, and Then a scholar. A visiT To our classroom any day would disclose This indusTrious lad deeply engaged in his work. Francis evidenTly knows The golden rule Tor iT has been his J mainsTay during The pasT Tour years. The besT parT oT iT all is ThaT Francis is silenT aT The righT Time and in The righT place. l-lis lucid reciTaTions in lVleTaphysics showed us ThaT when necessiTy demanded iT Francis could Talk-and well. l-le has Taced The biTTer sTorm oT knowledge and Though in diTTiculTies oTTen he has conquered by dinT oT diligenT applicaTion. During his soiourn wiTh us in The h II TTh 6 ' ' ' ' a s o e reen and WhiTe, Francis has shown oTher dominaTmg characTerisTics- a modesT naTure and inTellecTual abiliTy. The combined Torces oT The Social Sciences d Ed ' an ucaT1on 3Ol and 4Ol, aided by a Tew proTessors, Tound easy access To his inTellecTual sTronghold. When Francis leaves in June, he carries noT only a diploma wiTh him buT also The besT wishes oT a hosT oT Triends. ag HE yea springir endeavors n HBVGF permi menT OT The remained lo, VicTor if l0 culTiva+e Vl'lUeS OT Vi. mpls alw. aTTe lvalange . and modems. HE Th B 9 dren Olanl Publ' IC memories on ,gg N. V -. ., we. ---. fir. 1 22 K .Aj ,N V., :'e3e..,, Ni I ' sig xl

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N H -fs. 2,4 . ,f ,4 L, . ,. ,Li 1., if fo ind 'ed fhe igh ien an. ion cer ays ird HQ his ins gil 3' A 3 i i l i Barfholomew I. l-lurley, AB. BGFJY New Yorlc Cify Class Baslcefball 4, Class Baseball I. ART came fo us from Sfuyvesanf and immediafely proceeded fo add fresh scholasfic laurels fo fhose which he had already garnered af high school. This does nof mean fo say fhaf Barf devofed himself enfirely fo sfudy, for he found fime during his college career fo inferesf himself acfively in many social and afhlefic funcfions. Barf is parficularly inferesfed in mafhemafics, and has been unusually successful in fhis branch of sfudy, leaving no doubf in fhe minds of his schoolmafes fhaf he will malce a successful feacher in fhis subiecf. Barf was one of fhose quief young fellows, fhaf you read of buf seldom see, going abouf his own business in fhaf easy, silenf, behaving manner fhaf was so characferisfic of him. For four years he frod among us wifhouf noise or busfle, collecfing friends unknowingly, and holding fhem as well, wifhouf any conscious efforf, buf solely on fhe merifs of fhose qualifies which his reficence almosf concealed. Judging by fhe endeavor and indusfry displayed by Barf in his soiourn wifh us, if is apparenf fhaf fhe new life and obligafions which presenf fhemselves affer gradua- fion will be faclcled in fhe same serious-minded affifude fhaf was highly responsible for his oufsfanding success and brillianf achievemenfs in fhe line of sfudy here af lvlanhaffan. f' vm nf' 41-726, A 'ii ,,.fs,gs'1':g.f':.eT131,a ,s,- ,ggi'2i2xfQiggQ5s.QEiQi sssss if 5,1 , , In ig L 1 1,3 i U - fi ay i--s, c Q -Leu in i J , .K W I2I

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Viclor lncorvia, BS. in B. VIC New Yorlc Cily Alpha Phi Della: Koran Edilor 23 Quadrangle I, 2, 3, Copy Edilor 43 Sludenl Counsel 33 Fool- Iighlers Dramalic Sociely I, Secrelary 2, I-layes Dramalic Sociely 3, Treasurer 43 Glee Club I, 27 Cross Counly lg Pen and Sword Socielyg lvlanf hallanile. l-IE year '28 lound lvlanhallan undergoing a lranslormalion, new organizalions springing up, old inleresls reviving and new Tires lcindling. Al lhe helm ol lhese endeavors we lind Viclor carrying on lhe spiril ol lhe reformers. A leader who was never permilled lo gel big, he was, however, an imporlanl laclor in The develop- menl ol lhe exlra-curricular aclivilies ol lhe school. Undaunled by his subieclion, he remained loyal lo his endeavors. Viclor is an unusual lype. I-le doesn'l go in lor popularily. I-le ralher chooses lo cullivale a circle ol lriends lo whom he can devole his all. To lhis group lhe virlues ol Viclor are manilesl. Inlelleclually, he mighl be described as avid. I-le allempls always lo exlracl' as much as he possibly can from each course. I-le seeks balance, and lhis is shown in his lilerary inleresls which embrace lhe classics and lhe moderns. I-le is lerribly serious aboul lhese mallers. The drama is his vilal inleresl. ln lhis lield, Viclor experienced his one llam- boyanl public appearance while he was al Ivlanhallan College. The memory ol his performance, so lhorough, so exacl, so inlelligenl is one ol lhe mosl delighllul memories ol lhose who cherish arlislic ralher lhan malerial success. l23