Manhattan College - Manhattanite Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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Mr' r M- ., ., I. . -U '. . iiffr ygiigef ' ' ' ' Wi... :.,.- M..- - Edward V. lvlcgoldriclr, 5.5. Ed . D Brooklyn, N. Y. STuclenT Mission l-eague I, 3, 43 Long lsland Club l. 2. 3, Presidenlr 41 German Club 3, 4, Mendelian SocieTy l, NCE more we presenT one oT Brool4lyn's sons, who even aT This early daTe is headed sTraighT Toward ThaT classiTicaTion every secTion oT The counTry pos- SGSSGS, namely, TavoriTe sons. ln order To Till up The gap beTween The knowledge possessed by a high school sTudenT, and Thal necessary Tor a medical sTudenT, he was Tound in The Tall oT '28 among The science men. lol Possessing a Tirmness and perseverance which noThing buT impossibilijries cou dllfefi. Ed SOOn gained The respecT and admiraTion oT his classmaTes. ln his Junior year he was one oT The leading TacTors behind The successTul endeavor To give To lVlanhaTTan an organizaTion, which has since, under his guidance, Tlourished and become a greaT Torce in developing social relaTionship amongsT The undergraduaTe body. We reTer To The Brooklyn-Long lsland Club. lT is, however, wiTh a noTe OT sadness ThaT The grim realizaTion dawns upon us ThaT soon we shall no longer enjoy, nor be Tree To call upon Ed Tor his ThoughTs concerning subiecTs OT scholasTic and general imporTance. And so as The curTain flnqs down on The lasT acT oT our college lives, and we march on To ioin The ranlcs Ol lVlanhaTTan Alumni, we say To Ed: Good-bye, and good lUCl4. F7-i 'JfTfE3jLfif.f-1. W we We we 1 T A ii 'i Ly sd S l 1. U ,3 ,i lol l l l l i , , l l i I i a l l l l l l Y 1 I ,i i l .4 ,i i l i X. i. -...T

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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

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me Tfilil 'm: Daniel F. McKenna, A.B. 'Dan Far Rockaway, N. Y. GolT Team 2, 3, 4: Manager Senior Class lnTra- Mural BaskeTball. AN came well prepared To lv1anhaTTan, his TaTher having paved The way back in l885. As a resulT, he is well versed in lVlanhaTTan TradiTions. Mac Thinks ThaT The college song enTiTled College By The Sea is very appropriaTe as he has lived aT Far Rockaway on The seashore all his liTe. l-le should be classed as a com- muTer, buT reioices ThaT during his Tour years oT college liTe he hasn'T missed a Trick on or oTT The campus. Since his Sophomore year, during which he helped To inTroduce golT To Man- haTTan by decisively beaTing a Team composed oT Juniors, he has been a member OT The VarsiTy GolT Team. l-le played as number Three man and won The maioriTy oT his maTches. Wherever you see Dan you also see Mike Smolak and ArTie l-leil, which TacT may be proven by The TooTball players who saw Them on pracTically every Trip. ATTer spending Three years aT PlaTTsburg as a C. lvl. T. C. recruiT, he gave iT up in order To pursue his sTudies in his Senior year. Some OT his classmaTes may have ThoughT him apprehensive in his sTudies buT he divided his Time beTween Tollowing The Teams and his sTudies. We are sure ThaT Dan will seTTle down and do well in Far Rockaway. LL ' rn T--.v f . T537 He ce lyn wiTh an T0 Tliose wr more The: Kev ng chosen VC. His ef- llls lefldiiicf' bl' hi: ' ' WST: Besij miqlf also A Vw also MNA Slowly TREK: -- Gnd gn-7,1 T Y 'N--ci me GRS? i ,MN , - I 62 ,ff wk. . - -K.. SS