Manhattan College - Manhattanite Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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ind 'illi we sls WS :Cl ial all- sl. air vi '--1. l A 1 l l ,. or l ,mill John J. lvlacukas, B.S. in Arch. Mac New York Cily Archileclural Sociely I, 2, 3, 41 Track I, 2, 3, 4: -- Band 2, 3, 4, Quadrangle 3, 4: Dramalic Sociely 2, 3: Orcheslra 4. y ki gi N a brighl Seplember morn, nol so many years back, a greal rackel broke lhe peace and guiel ol our beaulilul Quadrangle. Agenl B-l2 had arrived lo solve a myslery. 'l-le has been working on lhe case lor lhe pasl lour years and in if June he will solve il wilh a B.S. in Archileclure. iii During lhe inlerim Mac has lound lime lo lake parl in many exlra-curricular aclivilies lrom which he gained no mean lame. l-le is such a jack-ol-all-lrades i' lhal we don'l know whal lo predicl lor his lulure. As an arlisl he has no peer, bul Q lhis is overshadowed by his superb abilily lo enlerlain. lvlac is a born aclor, l which was proven many limes during his slay al lvlanhallan. I-lis porlrayal ol lhe I Swede in lhe Foollighlers play broughl down lhe house, and no one was hurl. As lor dress, you can pick him oul ol a million. l-le is lhe leader ol sarlorial allire al dear old lvlanhallan. No one is sure bul we lhink il all comes lrom Bond Slreel. Whal do you say Mac? Leaving lhe halls ol our Alma lvlaler is sad, bul il is doubly sad lor us as we have lo parl wilh Mac. Yel we know lhal Agenl B-IZ will solve lile's myslery wilh lhe same success as he solved his college problems. y l l igisi131ffffffi:11?i,'i-1iT5f2 - 1 5 s ss',, ,,,, assy 6 u , 'Q 1 J ,Q P 3Ef'-Z'a-s'Lffi,. fse'1ifs.w.3iQmZ'52Q.'25L,'iif5,4Z?sL2,i1lIii I-R li l, 1 La i as-A -- I49

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TUE 19.43 M.A.lBll:lJXTTANLTElll .Zi A i -WN X x-Q. 7 l 1 i i l l I l l l i A i i .1 i i l l Iwi Edward J. Mack, A.B. Ed Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Sabre Club I, 2, 35 ManhaTTaniTe. l-lAT earnesT, open counTenance is merely The reTlecTion oT The cheerful and sunny disposiTion ThaT seems To have such a magneTic eTTecT upon all Those wiTh whom he comes in conTacT. ln him we have lv'lanhaTTan's chief exponenT oT The rod and gun, and may we also add, a True sporTsman, wheTher in pursuiT oT wild game or in The varied conTesTs meT in daily liTe. Academically, we may say, he is one well-acquainTed wiTh The numerous laws and principles and oTher bool:-lore necessary To receive ThaT mosT impressive A.B. ' l-lis liTe is concerned noT wholly wiTh The presenT, alThough never Tailing To exacT Trom iT Those priceless Treasures oT experience necessary in The preparaTion Tor ThaT which sTill lies beTore him. As To The TuTure, he is inTenT upon Tollowing in The well- molded TooTsTeps oT his illusTrious dad. And ThaT, my readers, is Ed, as we lcnow him. l-lis Triendly personaliTy, his honesT, candid and Tranlc expression are as exhilaraTing as The refreshing summer breeze. Uponparling we Talce leave oT you, Ed, having only To say, success and au revoir buT never good-bye. - - --N.. ..,--, --. ,,,, . - .., vc A.. .H f.,,- ,...-:-..-,..,1.,---i-.... I . I . , I L- 1,5 , .---57w-y:v:'jyf1- Ls'-lm-ig,-r j411'1yr:Q h -' -up f 1 1 ...:,i...-rf' ...,:,' ,,.-12 ,.....,...n.12.,.f:vi ,,-v.. Y I48 N a lmriqhT Se peace and q June he will solve H .llullng The inTe acliviTies lrom WMC lhalwe do il: . ni is overshadow e llhich was proven m Sllellel' in Th ffl lcnow 6 FOOT 'hs glTireyaTde5, Oki L lleii, do lol dress C l yol 65 ' llcivei Vlng ille halls 0 -L . ill pull WIT Ill lllf same s ll M UCCSS:

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Joseph E. lvlalone, A.B. GO+Ch Troy, N. Y. Arnold Classical SocieTy 4: Troy Club I, 2, 3. PresidenT 4: STudenT Council Vice-PresidenT 41 lnTra-mural SporTs CommiTTee 4: Quadrangle 3, 4: ManhaTTaniTe. UCCESS wiThouT eTForT is excellenT, buT consTanT sTriving Tor success makes The aTTainmenT mean so much more. OT The Three acTiviTies oT our liTe, aThleTic, social and academic, Joe Tound all equally inTeresTing. A place Tor everyThing and everyThing in iTs place seems To have been his moTTo These pasT Tour years. lv1eThod- ical ThoughT and acTion are his ouTsTanding characTerisTics. Since The TirsT year one could realize ThaT Joe would end up a leader because oT his high-power concenTraTion and scholarly consisTency. ln recogniTion oT an unblemished scholasTic record and a developed capaciTy Tor execuTive abiliTy, Joe was elecTed Vice-presidenT oT The STudenT Council Towards The close oT our Junior year. Again, Tor The same reasons he was appoinTed Copy EdiTor of The lvlanhaTTaniTe and Thus responsible in a large measure Tor The success oT This book. College men aT all Times have been wonT To admiT ThaT aside Trom higher educa- Tional Training They acquired a someThing in Their Tour years' sojourn which was more lasTing Than books, which neiTher Time nor disTance could ever break or desTroy. I reTer To The Triends we have made. And so iT is my hope ThaT here will be no excep- Tion. To conclude, in The language wiTh which you are so Tamiliar- FaveanT superi Tuis conaTibus. T50 l. M FcleTerminaTion in maniTesTed in The The l1arcTesT oT subie. and oTlier sTudenTs. down, He erolnlem wiTlT The 55 uemallyi being amor, Elly, e is I need if, awalls I is hounc A Tien ss an allTleTe Ji: , ob , Team usl w'llTScl ' - Taskelbelj eilc 6 Pldyer and T 0ne.h lie one Thing J Orge 1, Se I u 0Wn el us wish OT You The