Manhattan College - Manhattanite Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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- ---f-- gi. T S ,,i,,M .. . I 1 I I 4 I I I 1 I I I A , J .jf x I ii A-an , xx fr T I Daniel J. Kelleher Donk Bronx, N. Y. BaskeTbaII I, 2, 3, 4: CapTain 4: Phi Rho Pi. BOVE is Donk. No one would imagine ThaT he hails Trom The wilds oT The Bronx, yeT he was born There in I9I I. Several years IaTer he enTered IvIanhaTTan Prep and was soon recognized as a sTudenT and a mosT promising baskeTeer. On enTering The College his name was already on every Tongue. Somebody has said oT him ThaT he gave his all To books and baskeTbaII. Regarding The TirsT iT is reporTed ThaT he Teels doubTTuI wheTher cum Iaude honors are wiThin his grasp: on The oTher hand everybody knows ThaT he has been wearing maior varsiTy IeTTers Tor years. Donk can Iook back on his record and be iusTIy proud. I-Ie has done himseIT iusTice and has done much Tor IvIanhaTTan. IT may be saTeIy said ThaT he has con- TribuTed immensely Towards placing his Alma MaTer in The posiTion she now occupies in The baskeTbaII world. I-Iis Tloor work, uncanny eye, and cool direcTion of play broughT him The honor oT being seIecTed as capTain in his Senior year. I-Ie has made a hosT oT Triends everywhere and iT is our Tond wish ThaT he may be as successTuI in IiTe as he has been aT IVIanhaTTan. I3O 6 S Tar z Tevi sive sTudy I consisTenTI5 TIiaT prog ri IGST c readers To Tall building AS essociai CorrecTIy I usually mee I We si malof Ielie This gpm.. deiliiiiionl Deiinis acquired JR eiidin. ss, .:- ' L 'Ra,..f'1'ws 'xx if W- F MXL! I,

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Harold J. Keegan, AB. Hal Wes? New Yorlc, N. J. Foolball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4: Baslcefball I, 2, 3: Phi Rho Pi Frarernilyg Pen and Sword Sociely. ialli Al. wears a perpelual grin. He is happy-go-lucky by naiure and one of lhe mls' mosl willy men al Manhallan. For his clever reparlee he will long be remem- bered. In spilre of Jrhis free and easy manner, Hal is a good sludenl, doing credirably S-4 whalever he Jrurns his hands lo. He is likewise well-known for his alhlelic prowess, A being a Jrhree-lejrler man. He has won awards in loolball, baslcelball and baseball. 'gll Hal was a prominenl member of Manha++an's now famous pony Jream on Jrhe bas- i6fl lcelball courr. Hal's greaiesl achievement however, is in baseball. He has been Jrhe slar calcher ol Jrhe varsily baseball leam for The pasr rhree years. As a resulr of his success in exlra-curricular aclivilies Hal has been elecled lo Jrhe senior Pen Ca' and Sword honorary sociely. Aller graduarion he is going lo lake up physical W0 educalion. Some day no doubl he will be one of lhe coun+ry's leading business 359 men for he has all Jrhe prereguisiles for success. During our four years wilh him we have recognized nor only a slellar sporr buf mg a good sludenjr as well. For some reason or orher Hal seemed lo rank amongsl The 'm, lop-nolchers in all of Professor Sweeney's courses. We wonder if Jrhis was Jrhe resull 6+ of Hal's silenl presenlarion of lhe apple and candy way back in our Sophomore year. Well, we'll lorger aboui Jrhal and say, good luck, Hal. ff. 'flS7'if5ff.f7ff.'pi 'ff A H' - - 95 LST-+g.1TS,l1'fT ':.. . is sr1-- H - A f l- ' ' 1 l I29

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7 llie as a was looks allier llial nsell Con- ,pies play may Dennis A. Kelleher Denny Brooklyn, N. Y. Quadrangle l, 2, 3, 43 Associale Edilor l4lg Mendelian Sociely 4: Qrcheslra 2, 3. S lar as mosl ol us are concerned, we can sum up D. K.'s college career in a lew words: leur years' sleady applicalion lo science, and lhree years' inlen- sive sludy ol lhe molion ol Meek's spheres. l-le musl be given credil lor upholding consislenlly lhe doclrine ol lhe lransler value ol lraining, which means in lhis case lhal progress al billiards lacililales Esculapian and Mendelian research. l.esl our lirsl paragraph be laken as uncomplimenlary, we shall now lake our readers lo anolher ol D. K.'s lields ol endeavor. ll is on lhe lenlh lloor ol a lall building in Duane Slreel, New York Cily. This is where his lilerary abilily shone. As associale edilor ol lhe Quadrangle, edilorials and olher arlicles came quickly and correclly lrom his pen, while his absence lrom proolreading and selling up work usually meanl a mediocre Quadrangle. We sincerly regrel lhal Denny's proliciency al pool did nol enlille him lo a major leller. Many had hoped lhal lhe inlramural program would have recognized lhis sporlg bul, evidenlly, no sublerranean smoke-screened conlesls came wilhin lhe delinilion. Dennis is going lo sludy medicine. We are sure lhal his nalural as well as his acquired lalenls will prove invaluable lo lhe success which we are conlidenl he will allain. I3l