Manhattan College - Manhattanite Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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,, 4, , A , X V -1 Y X, ,LI ,--,,,c-,-.-,,,,,, 7,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,. .. ,... , -, , . V - . -Y ,- . U ,. -, , 1' -i U fax '7 iv. X '. i i Emanual S. Lamanno, B.S. in E. Manny New YOI'lC Newfon Mafhemafical Sociefyg Transif Club: A. S. C. E. E learn fhaf fhe purpose of a college educafion is fo develop a sfudenf men- W fally, morally, and physically, so fhaf he may live well. Manhaffan College, by graduafing Manny Lamanno, will accomplish fhis purpose. Those who knew Manny as a freshman, knew him as a quief, sfudious and unassuming lad: foday he leaves his Alma Mafer fhe epifome of whaf a college man should be. Four years of college life and work have developed lafenf characferisfics evinced by his analyfical power, his precise and correcf expression, and his refined manner. This developmenf has been confinuous fhroughouf his four years af college. All of us are lovers of sporf: mosf are specfafors, while a few are afhlefes. Manny is bofh specfafor and afhlefe, for he plays a sfellar game of foofball and baseball and is an ardenf follower of pugilism, fhough his quief nafure does nof proclaim him fo be such. Due fo fhe excessive amounf of work required by our engineering deparfmenf, Manny did nof have much fime fo devofe fo varsify sporfs. l-le did, however, make a splendid showing in infra-mural evenfs. .-f-- mmf - V -.V A , lei PM L 5 TEVE is spicuouf Music versus i0 be a virfi many high gd service work ambifion is lf, Sfeve ig of WlilCl'1, inc he is and GH inliere his Claggmafes on Occag Henfs, buf we sroused in his lf is nof in our power fo predicf fhe fufure, buf if is our wish and feeling fhaf '5SSld0m hed fhis member of fhe class of '32 may become, in fime, one of fhe foremosf of fhe many successful engineers fhaf Manhaffan College has developed. HW Well. Sfe r Ougll lewdri I imimi-iiiiifg'iifoil?i-,fff5'7if5 'iii ?7iifii7'igfQf7 ,T fs if 1 o +QQ.1 iiiii .'i'i,fi'f y I LJ l Q - M LJ lik 31 is -LU L I LJ is-A A ':fr:siLsi':s2:e'g3ff::ffLer:2fr:.a?:L'A W -Z I4O

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John J. Lally, AB. Johnnie, Bing WesT NewTon, Mass. Alpha Sigma BeTa: Track I, 2, 3: Cercle Francais 2, 3, STudenT Council, Senior RepresenTaTive. El-TCLD our own Johnnie, nearesT rival To Bing Crosby. Coming To us Trom WesT NewTon, Mass., John seTTled down in The spacious quarTers of ManhaTTan l-lall penThouse and now is one oT The chosen Tew quarTered in The AdnninisTraTion Building. From The day he TirsT seT TooT upon lvlanhaTTan's campus, Johnnie was well liked by everyone who came in conTacT wiTh him. Now, Though he may be unaware oT The TacT, he is one oT The mosT popular men aT ManhaTTan. We can ascribe This To a keen inTellecT, an ever-ready disposiTion To lend The helping hand, and a Typical good-hearTedness. A greaT deal oT Johnnie's Time was spenT abouT The environs oT The CapiTol DisTricT. ls iT liTTle wonder Then ThaT The Troy and Albany Club dances were so successTul, having been honored by Johnnie's presence? T-low many oT us remember The nighT Johnnie and Two oTher lvlanhaTTan men drove l5O miles Tor one oT Poland's sandwiches? Well, John, we are approaching The parTing oT ways aTTer Tour splendid years oT associaTion in and ouTside oT class wiTh you, whom we righTly call a scholar, gen- Tleman and pal. AccepT our hearTiesT wishes Tor a successTul and happy TuTure. l39

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. If V- Sfephen F. -a Porfa, AB. Sfeve Paferson, N. J. lvlanhaffan lfalian Club I, 2, 3, 4, Secrefary 2. TEVE is a fypical Lafin. l-lis fiery and fempesfuous nafure malces ifself con- spicuous, especially when engaged in an argumenf wifh Redmond over Classic Music versus Jazz. Music he sfudies fo culfivafe beaufy of fhe soul, and he expecfs fo be a virfuoso pianisf. There is also a very dreamy side fo his nafure. l-le has many high ideals and will realize fhem fhrough his educafion. l-le wanfs fo do social service worlc wifh his already successful personal confacf mefhodf' l-lis greafesf ambifion is fo be a greaf feacher. Sfeve is possessed of a winning personalify and fhe courage of his convicfions, of which, incidenfally, he has a goodly number. Buf being an orafor of no mean abilify, he is seldom embarrassed in fheir defense. An inexhausfible fund of advice and an inherenf good nafure have combined fo gain for him fhe lasfing esfeem of his classmafes. On occasion, Sfeve can open fire wifh fhe sarcasm fhaf liferally wilfs his oppo- nenfs, buf fhe disarming smile fhaf follows invariably serves fo quench any anfagonism aroused in his vicfim. l-le is always ready fo ioin in or appreciafe a good Iolie. bl-Il is seldom heard felling one. Well, Sfeve, a word in parfing-lucl4 in your fufure underfakings and happiness fhrough rewards fhereof. f 'H 4. 4 H W I . V , ..... IF-f'ff1+ , c 1 i A .1 L.. l i s,: asi.fwgg2'f. ri 1 f A l4I