Manhattan College - Manhattanite Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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James William lVlcCarThy, AB. MGC. STaTen Island, N. Y. FooTl1ghTers DramaTic SocieTy Ig Cercle Francais 3, TGWTS 2. 3. CapTain 4: Class BaslceTball 3, 4. ROM across The Narrows where The ships go down To The sea comes a man whose genialiTy, ready wiT and consTanT good humor have ranked him high on a scale oT populariTy among his Tellows. ThaT man is our own Jim McCarThy. An exTerior demeanor ThaT somewhaT suggesTed reTicence was very misleading, because There was never a conTesT oT any sorT wheTher oT The inTellecTual, aThleTic or parlor varieTy ThaT did noT Tind Mac righT in There and holding his own crediTably. There are Tew who can TorgeT Jim's inTeresT in a slowly waning Tennis Team. T-le was one oT The pioneers in ThaT parTicular Tield oT endeavor and, aside Trom his Superb playing abiliTy, The Team iTselT mighT noT have exisTed had iT noT been Tor The unTiring eTTorTs oT his TorceTul personaliTy in iTs behalT. In his senior year he Was iusTly chosen capTain oT This Team on which he played number one. ln regard To The TuTure, we Teel ThaT having Thus Tar meT wiTh such greaT success On The courTs, Jim should mosT cerTainly become a lawyer. However, no maTTer in WhaT direcTion iT shall be decreed ThaT he shall Turn his TooTsTeps, ThaT same some- Thing ThaT has made oT him The man ThaT he is To us, shall make him a man whom our greaT world will be proud To call CiTizen. L'5,lN,ifyi:l-az-s..,l.i'.,V -Q I 2 , 5,3 fri 1-.1 ig A L,,.l.dl ,M 1 ' T '- wer- ' .1 f 1 .. ' ' I57

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QC. i Joseph F. McCaffrey, B.S. Mag Brooklyn, N. Y. Mendelian Sociefy 2: Dramafics l, 2, 3, 41 Tennis Club I, 2, 3. QUIET, unassuming fellow, Joe soon impresses one by his vasf amounf of knowledge and his keen sense of humor. l-le has always been an excellenf sfudenf, bringing fo his scholarly pursuifs a pracfical frufh-loving mind capable of a greaf deal of comprehension and refenfion. The inferesfs fhaf have claimed him are many and diversified. To fhe sfudy of wild animal life he has given much fhoughf and may be con- sidered a bil of an aufhorify on fhis subiecf. For recreafion he prefers a game of ball, or, weafher permiffing, a round of golf. Af fhe laffer game, he has broken a hundred, and affer all, who are we fo make lighf of such an achievemenf? Realizing fhaf a forfune may be found in such a place as fhe moufh, Joe is seeking fo become a member of fhe profession of denfisfry. Wifh fhe disclosure of fhis infenfion comes fhe knowledge fhaf fhe field of experimenfal chemisfry is losing a sfudenf of promise and abilify. Buf whafever Joe plans fo do, we know fhaf he will meef wifh unqualified success. l-le has buf fo fackle fhe problem of life wifh fhe same spirif of deferminafion and perseverance so well evinced in fhe shorf combafs wifh his sfudies. The possession of a fine sense of values augurs well for his fufure. f Q' a s,,, ga fn. ,s pg, M, fi ,xi S V l Lu I U -- wi U P. 1.1 5- - LU L I U lil A ri:es:.z'.2r'.:z3,',f':vf.2m:f5.r,f':.?32r31 ry ROM across whose genial dscale of populay exlerior demeanor variely fhdf did nc Tliere are few lil? of llie 'e' Plalinq abil ng eliiOrf5 le unliri was luslll Clios en Cf l on lliil regard lo lhe WM ucourfgl Jim S lliri9 iliecllon if Shi ou al has mad 'Qual e World will I

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Lid i 1 r la! T John P. McCormick, A.B. . T Johnnie Yonkers, N. Y. , Phi Rho Ph Baseballl, 2.3, 4: BaskeTballI, 2,3, 4: Pen and Sword. , Ol-INNY came down Trom The wilds oT Yonkers, laid siege To lv'lanhaTTan Col- T lege, and became one oT iTs principal exponenTs in The aThleTic world. Jack is big league maTerial and winds up a successTul aThleTic career wiTh The capTaincy oT The baseball Team. Jack has many ouTsTanding aTTribuTes, sinceriTy, perseverance, ambiTion and a 1, 4 sTrong sense oT Tair play. Mac always gives The underdog The break, and makes The oTher Tellow like iT. Whenever lv1anhaTTan places a Team eiTher on The baskeTball floor or on The diamond, one has The TullesT conTidence and pride in The TacT ThaT l Johnny is in There represenTing his Alma, lvlaTer and doing a good iob oT iT. E A sunny disposiTion, quick smile, ruddy complexion, and Truly lrish eyes charac- I Terize Mac. l-lis personaliTy is reTlecTed in numberless Triends and Teminine ad- l mirers. BuT unless you geT a misTaken idea, Johnny's collegiaTe career is noT un- , balanced, Tor neiTher his sTudies nor his social acTiviTies have been neglecTed. i l A good sTudenT, a Tine Triend, and ever The genTleman will be our recollecTions l oT Jack. Johnny, boy, we'll be There cheering wiTh you Through liTe, and applaud- ing your success as we used To when we were college maTes. Now, as our associaTions T are To lasT buT a while longer, leT us wish you happiness. -A T 9 'iia T J A T' T T .Ti1i'Tf1gii'iii5igif'g:ifIfif1?w 1 ik L I CST I Cf: 4 IJ P5 - il LJ L 'Ti U 5:g3i.:5f1,:.5g:3i.gf:.,2:pff.g.fi:gf T 'f , l58 HATS Ed laugl Tound him To be ascholar, TOO, Ed i areThe Tinal marks, S0lJflqU9f of Lime 4 EL ease, friends, IFS agon.' This old ly lhrough rain or Snow lligbein . 9 h ol.laTe in .fhe irgvmisg quisilivel Ed bw Z I W a ls 50 H105 h AS Ed e wessarned The friend! ' 0rgeT, Ed h ' llieguard WO as be fellow 'HW of T an