Manhattan College - Manhattanite Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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T ii E Q 3 5.Jll3.rv-we i T. l-lerberf Johnsfon, B.S. in Arch. l-lerb l-lorfon, N. Y. Archifecfural Sociefy I, 2, 3, 47 Befa Sigma. NE who falks nof offen buf wisely, one who in four years acquired numerous friends-and kepf fhemq one who submerged his desire for afhlefic compefifion beneafh his ambifion fo learn fhe infricacies of archifecfural pracficeg one who never- fheless supporfed his feams fo fhe ufmosf, offen fraveling hundreds of miles fo do so, a man loyal fo his college in every sense .... Such are few of fhe oufsfanding characferisfics of him who came fo Manhaffan unknown and unheralded, buf who leaves endeared fo many and known fo all. Q66 Ol-IN he cliaracfe Some mi qualifies whiq direcfion fo F balanced, Hia When nof bending over a draffing-fable in order fo mainfain his high scholasfic Heigrof sfanding, we find l-lerb willing and eager fo fell us all abouf fhe lafesf model Pl0C6cl himjn Chevrolef. And, 'iudging by fhe variefy of models we have seen him bring back lleliatl his e, fo college wifh him, we have come fo fhe conclusion fhaf he has an unlimifed supply. pedagogfcai k lf speaks well for l-lerb's personalify fhaf early in his freshman year he made John is quife a hi+ af New Rochelle. l-le was submerged wifh invifafions fo innumerable lliafare bo F social affairs. l-lowever, his success in fhaf line never ruffled his composure, and he 5lSlen+ 905 um fook his work and his play wifh equal seriousness. inihoughfngja . . . . - ' l l-lerbs fufure will be closely connecfed wifh several verifable mounfains of Sflencehowl Bluesfone in Delaware Counfy which are fhe source of fhe ancesfral forfune. We Th see a brighf and hifherfo undiscovered sfar rising above fhe horizon of fhe business which Ie hesfo world, and we feel sure fhaf if augurs well for l-lerberf's success. andr mcreasin. esullmfhe P tg L in I LJ -MUI2.Eb-LUL I U 124 N

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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

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us on ir- lo iq io 'ic el ck y. le ,le we Oi fe :SS . 1 mfs? riff' John P. Jorolon, AB. Johnny Mamaroneck, N. Y. Wesichesfer Club 3, 4: l-layes Dramaiic Socielry I, 2, 3, 47 Mendelian Socieiy I, 2. Cl-iN hails from lvlamaroneck and a worlhy represenialive is he. Of his many characierislics conservaiism and hard work siand our conspicuously. Some men are ralher easy io describe, lor lhey possess one or lwo predominanl qualifies which so wholly absorb alleniion, Thai one knows immedialely in iusl whai direclion io proceed. Noi so wiih Johnf l-lere is a man oi so many sides, all equally balanced, Jrhal one is losl on which lo dwell mosi. l-le is roiund and grows ilorid wilh a smile. His iovial and likeable manner has placed him in a class by himself. l-lis companionship was ever genial. Many a lime he had his educaiion professor, as well as his classmales agog over his limiiless pedagogical knowledge. , John is possessed of inielleciual abilily, sound iudgmenl and genilemanliness Thai are bound lo achieve desired resulls. ln his siudies John was even and con- sislenl, going along al a s+eady and consianl pace. l-le has always been independenlr in Jrhoughr, bu+ neverrheless was always open io conviciion. Ask any man in Senior Science how many laborious hours Johnnie spenl on his chemisiry experimenis. The besl of wishes To you John, and may rhal sincere, honesl and earnesl eiiori which increasingly marked your endeavors a+ lvlanhalian, guide you io your goal and resulr in Jrhe crowning glory of success. l A 1 l 125