Manhattan College - Manhattanite Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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Edward J. McDonough, A.B. Ed Bronx, N. Y. Cercle Francais 2, 3: Class BaslceTball 4. l-lAT'S Ed laughing as usual and iusT overTlowing wiTh good humor. We have Tound him TO be a sTaunch Triend, a good pal and an excellenT sporT, and quiTe a scholar, TOO. Ed is one OT Those sTeady dependable workers whose lighTesT cares are The Tinal marks. Ed has been so prOTicienT in his LaTin ThaT he has earned The sObriqueT OT LiTTle Caesar. Who is ThaT careening madly down The avenue? Be aT ease, Triends, iT's only Ed Tearing TO our scholasTic domain in The Uncovered Wagon. This old lvlodel T has acTually endeared iTselT in The hearTs OT Ed's Triends. Through rain or snow or sleeT or Tog, The lron Horse is always a TaiThTul servanT. IT is being whispered around The Quadrangle ThaT Ed has been seen very oTTen OT laTe in The immediaTe viciniTy OT lvlounT Vernon. Well, we dOn'T wanT TO be in- quisiTive, Ed, buT whaT's iT all abOuT? As Ed is so mOdesT, we wanT TO Talce This OpporTuniTy OT Telling him ThaT he has earned The Triendship and sincere admiraTiOn OT every member OT his class. LesT we TOrgeT, Ed has been seen cavOrTing around one OT New Yorlc's besT pools as a liTeguard worThy OT The name. All in all. Ed has proven himselT To be a regular Tellow and has won our lasTing esTeem. A I59

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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

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TU E C9 s. M-A-fieeH-ATTA Nic-l25JielllZ7 'N '1 - .. :T-A Yglwi-Y'B',,Q,,f.,Q.. .. ,, -,,,, 7 1' ' i- iv- 7 ' I 1 fi 'lx fl XB - '1 be ,, X ff' 1 i l i 1 1 1 l l 1 4 i 1 1 4 2 fix fi Francis J. lv1cGinnily, B.S. in B. Frank, Mac New York Cily Commerce Club 3, 4. T musl have been a lalse impression we used lo have ol Greenwich Village, or limes have changed. For we were complelely and devaslalingly disillusioned lour years ago when inlo our midsl came a real Villager. To our dismay he arrived sans lhe black lie and llowing locks. We were slunned. Our hero lurned oul lo be nol even a dislanl cousin ol a Bohemian poel, in lacl, lhe larlhesl deparlure imaginable-anolher Irishman. Mac has lhe lypical Irish demeanor, loo, he laughs well. Heaven knows one musl be able lo laugh when laking accounling. Bul lhis. however enlighlening, is beside lhe poinl. Frank's philosophy ol lile seems lo consisl in wailing lor lhings lo happen, and lhen lelling lhem happen. Being a conlirmed oplimisl, he makes lhe besl ol everylhing. ll may be said here, lhough, lhal only recenlly were some ol his moral dillicullies explained by prolicienl bul non-prolessional advisors. Socially, Mac seems lo have had quile a lime during his slay al lvlanhallan. l-le is ever on hand lo help a lriend consume lhe evidence, and whal is more, he enioys lhe perlormance ol lhis brolherly lask. All in all, lhe complex slale ol allairs known generally as Lile seems lo be well under conlrol wilh Lillie l-larry. The lamous and lond adieu linds us happy lo have been disillusioned in our conceplion ol a Villager. it as i. .BB . BTL B B B . f . . .B B e 'if 'i'1f1e+ff, gfea.,'e.f-rss. TV' fill- f -as 1 sf- 'ff - s, ' -- . e 1 is L L 1 me S Q Vw 2.3 Vw 1. :Q if LJ l. I U les f-ss e.....Qi-g.s4cf:.1f--.se .,...r,.- 5.f:?'..4 l6O NCE more we leaded slraigl sesses, namely, law possessed by a high lnuncl in llse fall ol 'l Possesslng 6 lirn divert Ed soon gains sea, llsllliiwas one of a lies an an Organ Om bd 66 gregl -forc Ol- W e relef lo llis h llnlsoon xjglilm, w Cont ' ' 6 nf in ernmQ sulslemss C F95 down Qn I o e llanhellan Alumis ll