Manhattan College - Manhattanite Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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ILT E cccc ,ic Q ,3 Cl Edward L. Kennedy, BS. Luke l-lolyoke, Mass. Phi Rho Pig Band l, 2, 3: OrchesTra I, 2. 11 UKE, as he is Tamiliarly known To ManhaTTan men, TirsT saw The lighT oT day in ThaT busTling liTTle paper Town oT l-lolyoke, Mass. Feeling ThaT l-lolyoke was raTher small Tor him, Luke emigraTed across The lVlassachuseTTs borders inTo ConnecTicuT and Tinally landed aT New l-laven, a ciTy known as a greaT educaTional cenTer. AT BooTh Prep in New I-laven, l.uke's abiliTy, boTh menTally and physically, was recognized, and upon graduaTing in '28 he decided To TurTher his sTudies by maTriculaTing aT lvlanhaTTan. In biology, l.uke's progress has been rapid. ln The laboraTory The concise manner wiTh which he manipulaTed insTrumenTs showed ThaT he was The possessor oT a sTeady hand which indicaTed The making oT a greaT medical man. Luke himselT is The possessor oT a happy and clean-cuT personaliTy. WheTher he is seen in The classroom, poolroom or dorm, one invariably receives The cheerTul greeTi.ng, l-li, There, or oTher words To ThaT eTTecT. OriginaliTy in wiT makes him welcome everywhere. All in all, Luke is a regular Tellow in The True sense oT The word. We make Triends and Then we lose Them buT aT The parTing oT The ways, Luke, we wanT you To remember ThaT we hope you will aTTain ThaT which you are sTriving Tor and wish you luck and happiness in The years To come. V V v V .Ms ....,, ,,, ,,,.,.,-,s, ,yb -w!'1q 1 wgrfv-' wngfi, . NQPT' 1 ww-ff . f- --W -- N... -M. ff --, 1 . V-L.-..i ii L1,,.'L4f.T 'Tail mm.. Tal.c.'1'h-..z'ra..T.bb..T,m...:E:.,,',:T1.,,E.2s-Nfl'-.Kite af' F any one This und: W0HCler To T work. YQTI- and Clmeerfu I To Kem In our assoc buT Jim soo man in me Clealll' S'faTe: ln l1lS sl The lJesT. , T0 Jim Ernirif +0 WCC um To freed 1 1 LJ ia- T L, LJ L I U iff. A li fi1c:4'3:4f2 132 N

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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

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James P. Kenny, BS. in E. Jim Bronx, N. Y. Boxing 2: K. D. C.: A. S. C. E. l3, 4l3 TransiT Club 2, 3, 4: NewTon MaThemaTical SocieTy. T clay nlyolce S lnlo F any one oT our classmaTes has earned his degree iT is Jim. The hardships ThaT llonal This undaunTed son oT lv1anhaTTan has overcome wiTh such ease has ever been a lcallyl wonder To his classmaTes. l-lis Time has been divided beTween class worlc and nighT es by work. YeT, Tiring as This double occupaTion musT seem, Jim has always shown aTTabiliTy and cheerTulness. mclse To Kenny we owe many oT The mosT memorable days spenT aT ManhaTTan. Early Sessol in our associaTion wiTh him we ThoughT ThaT This young man was noT a good mixer, buT Jim soon dispelled ThaT noTion and has since proved To be The mosT reliable man in The school. AlThough he is modesT and condescending, Jim logically and lefller clearly sTaTes his views and invariably wins his poinT. eeliul ln his sTudies, albeiT his Time is diminished by his nighT worlc, Kenny ranks wiTh Slum The besT. AlThough The Times ThaT he could possibly wiTness lv1anhaTTan men in 'li ille acTion on The sporT Tield were Tew, he has shown a deep inTeresT in Them. ulce.. To Jim no one need wish luck Tor success: Tor, endowed wiTh ThaT deTermined 'l ,' spiriT To succeed, and being giTTed wiTh a TruiTTul mind, There is no oTher paTh Tor llvlnq him To Tread buT ThaT oT success. We do, Though, wish you happiness in +ha+ success. 1 .. , lfl 1 I AJ lii -T lu! in 1.155 - ,,b.. I-f.,.,,.1-,,, . N , T I33