Manhattan College - Manhattanite Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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UOU9 Town man. ded ames uglis yedf cnlOF Tor Th 6 qea fars. The i l l ArThur M. Kling, BS. in E. ArTie Bronx, N. Y. TransiT Club: A. S. C. E.: NewTon MaThemaTical SocieTy: K. D. C. O Those who declare ThaT Good Things come in small packages, leT us name ArTie Kling as a very large repudiaTion oT This saying. A graduaTe oT STuyvesanT l-ligh School when mosT oT us were sTill in knee panTs and grammar school, ArTie decided To go To The UniversiTy oT l-lard Knocks. When he was graduaTed aTTer Taking a Tive-year course, he became The proud possessor oT a degree in lvlasTer Bricklaying and Foremanship. UnmindTul oT his Iaurels, This young man Turned aside and deTermined To combine academic Technical knowledge wiTh a greaT Tund oT experience. l-low well ArTie succeeded in doing This has made hisTory in The Engineering School. l-lis meThod oT success was so disTincTive, so reTreshingly unconvenTional, Thaf he was chosen as The mosT original oT The class. l-low well ArTie deserves This honor can be aTTesTed by anyone and everyone oT his Teachers. l-lowever, These same Teachers, TogeTher wiTh everyone oT his classmaTes will whole-hearTedly endorse ArTie Tor whaT he isp a deep, inTelligenT sTudenT, a prodigious worker, a humorous and congenial companion, and The kindesT and mosT helpTul oT Triends. WhaT persons, evenTs or circumsTances, exisTenT or imaginary, can ever keep Trom The road To success such a characTer-a characTer who combines wiTh his abun- danT naTural TalenTs and experience, The highesT sense oT courage, TruThTulness and honesTyf7 I35

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FW .. ., ..,, ,,,. . L . Aa .---f- --------fff-e-w- -A -'H--'-T-i ' ' ' if i ' i ! ,ie-A Ambrose E. KieTT, BS. in Arch. 3 , Amby WaTerTown. N. Y. :T ArchiTecTural SocieTy 2, 3, Vice-PresidenT 4: Man- ager oT Cross CounTry: OrchesTra 2, 3, 4: Spike Shoe Club, VarsiTy M Club: Managers Club. ERE, sTraining every nerve and muscle in an aTTempT To emulaTe The vacuous- ness oT our more popular cinema sTars, is Ambrose KieTF, someTime WaTerTown Flash. Don'T be misled Though, normally he is a somewhaT serious-looking young man, indusTrious and very sympaTheTic, given To cracking nuTs and making unexpecTed sTaTemenTs. l-le is quiTe Tond oT good mysTery sTories, can'T remember The names oT plays and movies he has seen, which is an expensive Tailing, and invariably laughs l l 4 T . 1 . L . , , T 1 I: L. 1 . 3. . A : , :. , .1 jr Fi n fi i Ai' X ' , 'f xx f aT The mosT poinTless iokes. Soon aTTer he had arrived aT lvlanhaTTan, he spenT The greaTer parT oT a year sweeping snow OTT The board Track, Then he resigned, To be called back in his senior year as manager oT The cross-counTry Team. l-le had meanwhile direcTed his aTTenTion To The poolroom, which he haunTed Tor a while, achieving some success aT The game. LaTely his inTeresT has waned wiTh a resulTanT loss oT skill, and he is direcTing his energy To oTher Tields. i I-Tis periods oT applicaTion To The pursuiT oT archiTecTure alTernaTe wiTh prolonged T sTays in WaTerTown. IT is There, in all probabiliTy, ThaT he will sp-end TruiTTul years, T conTinuing The splendid work he has done here in The pracTice OT archiTecTure and The allied arTs. , . . T I34 M O Thc ArTie A gre and grami lie was gi OT a degi young ma Wllll 5 gpg l1isTory in l lis r WGS Chose CSN be af l-low Whole-hee WOrker, 5 iflendsu Whe, lfom me dw DaT llohes-I-Y? 52E'gf-at -

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sl fl, I I I I A if if I A'-Q, ,es x T552 .Ji f sf! ,435 George P. Koeck, BS. G. PenningTon Orange. N- J- BeTa Sigma: FooTbaII I, 2, 3, 4: BasIceTbaII I, 2, 3: GOIT 2, 3, 4: Baseball I: German Club I, 2, 3, 4: VarsiTy M Club 2, 3, 4: Pen and Sword: A. A. RepresenTaTive 3. NDOWED wiTh a pIeniTude oT +aIen+s, George has used Them all well. I-Iis Iceen mind coupled wi+h his sTricT aTTenTion To duTy broughT schoIasTic honors To him wiTh remarkable TaciIiTy, which he has borne graceTuIIy and modesTIy. I'-Iis aThIeTic abiIiTy demonsTraTes his unique versaTiIiTy. Four years oT exceIIence on The gridiron and basIceTbaII courT, besides his prowess on The IoasebaII diamond and goIT course sTamp him wiTh The seal oT universal approval. NOT alone Tor These quaIiTies is George so high in The esTeem oT The TacuITy and sTudenT body' buT mainly Tor ThaT innaTe manIiness and reTinemenT oT characTer so characTerisTic oT a real genTIeman. A good-naTured disposiTion and a willingness To heIp oThers won him many Triends and made his Triendship someThing To be desired and always preserved. YeT how empTy and unfinished would This characTerizaTion be To Those who Icnow him as he TruIy is, if we should TaiI To noTe ThaT he above all eIse had The proper sense oT values and how his acTions demonsTraTed ThaT he TruIy recognizes The sublime wisdom in The words, I have Ioved, O Lord, The beauTy oT Thy house and The pIace where Thy Glory dweIIeTh. I-Iis IiIce is noT The ruIe, buT The excepTion, and we acclaim iT. r l g Q f - i , . V , , ,, A ,, , ,kfuiu nf? vpn ws. 4 1:Qgi'w , if fri gf- -' 5 f N f V...--.ff ,My .1 3- ,. A ,W ,.- ,. ,. , . -..... - . .. ,...,L 1, sine. F621-.W-..,,' i'w.,,,1s,11se., 2'f., lik.. Ii f I- I T-.11 I LJ - rf: LJ ia H 5 - L, U L, I LJ I4 ,f-is if I36 M ONSID Vin'sI drawn sense And ag AT The 0 cIean coII cars and be This Iiadcney ' RdTIier in waii like 'S The kind V Who doesniq, SIG may ha, . is V besides him' un' ' 'que in H ?l3Q