Manhattan College - Manhattanite Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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E i C2 3 Q 1y1.Acu.uge.TjA N,!7lQE,llI Tubalcain Negron, BS. in E. Tubal Venezuela, S. A. K. D. C.: A. S. C. E. 3, 43 Newfon Mafhemafical Sociefy 2, 3, 4: Transif Club 2, 3, 4, lnfernafional Relafions Club 2: lnferclass Track 2. URING fhe fall of l928, Tubal came fo us from fhe wilderness of Soufh America, wifh a slighf knowledge of English, a greaf amounf of will power, and an eager desire fo learn. l-le foiled for a year under greal' handicap, buf affer having acquired a greafer knowledge of fhe language, became acquainfed wifh fhe American mefhods of schooling. l-le succeeded in his sfudies and became a leader in his class. Now he has finished his college career successfully. In his sophomore and iunior years, he proved himself quife a surveyor, and became so familiar wifh fhe nafives living in fhe vicinify of lvlanhaffan's Engineering Camp, fhaf during one chilly spring nighf a snake came fo share his bed for fhe evening. We expecf Tubal fo go back fo his counfry and in years fo come, if ever any one of us should visif Venezuela, he will find Tubalcain a 'successful engineer, spending his days af fhe head of some greaf enferprise, and his evenings charming his many friends by fhe recifafion of his innumerable advenfures in fhe fabled caverns of Liffle Old New York. V mu V V H V W- V, My A. ,H ,,, , ,,,., . . .. ....., . . . M - .f... . V , --.,.---,-,.,.,.,K..-,W ...,.., .,,.---.,.,,,..- ,.,, - . -- - -- - - - --- -f-j V j ' ' 'jnm lg , I ' - Q . Hy, , .,., -31, 'W -- f r -N we- Q' i Q pr f.':..Q1fgi.'4Tg '1L'j'lfg'fiT.':'ZZQQ.2T'iL'.ii2T'.i 'i L L l Ln i CD ' M O 33. if is - L, U L I U 1-f. f.-2. ilc1.a:l.:2Qf.:L.:f'f....fl1...fL1..':...f'?L,. ,.Jf.Id l72 iw OHNNY-fl abouf fhe , for flue kindness, is being 5 plug, wilh a sandwich lleleared Profesf Whai Sm manner in which lie cerfainly knev liour in fha, Suk explaining ,he Biolo ri . gy everl' eve sulileclsl Jack n ine ol lns leisure worfliy one buf SONY +0 Sa y in llanneiianl al V lifbfoc X

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Gerard J. Murphy, BS. in E. JSVVY. Bronx, N. Y. TransiT Club 3, 41 S. I. E. 3, 4: NewTon MaThe- maTicaI SocieTy 3, 41 K. D. C. RILLIANT, energeTic, and giTTed wiTh a Tine sense OT humor-These are The Three ouTsTanding quaIiTies possessed by This lad. ATTer Tour years' associaTion wiTh Jerry we Teel as Though we have Icnown him all our IiTe. When iT comes To books, he is in his glory. I-Iis abiIiTy To sTicIc To Them unTiI he has masTered The maTTer is amazing. Time means noThing To This young man as The midnighT oil has been burning many a nighT beside his deslc. I-Iis clear Thinking and good iudgmenT have helped many oT his sTruggling cIassmaTes To solve Their anTagonizing problems. Do noT geT The idea, however, ThaT Jerry is a boolcworm. During mosT oT his Spare Time he can be Tound on The campus or in The gym. I-Iis Technique in handling G basIceTbaII has made him a valuable asseT To The class Team. And oT course, no Social TuncTion would be compIeTe wiThouT his presence. IT was aT These aTTairs ThaT h d 'T w re Jerry became The cynosure OT all eyes. His consTanT smile and is rea y wi e irnmediaTeIy appreciaTed by all around him. And now ThaT The Time has come Tor you To leave us, Jerry, we Teel sure ThaT ' I h your paTh Throu h liTe will be one OT happiness and success, and we slncerey ope Q ThaT oThers will be blessed by your wisdom, as we have been IH our associaTion wiTh you, l7I

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gr L... lin... -Qs John J. G'Brien, B.S. HCOWbOYH Flushing, N. Y. Mendelian Sociefy 3, 47 German Club, GHNNY-fhe wonder boy from Brooklyn has been guife a famous characfer abouf fhe college campus. l-le has been liked a greaf deal by fhe sfudenfs for fhe kindness, simplicify and obliging manner he possesses. G'Brien's greaf habif is being a plugger. You should see him siffing abouf fhe campus af lunch hour wifh a sandwich in one hand and working ouf a chemisfry problem wifh fhe ofher- he feared Professor Kenny and was nof faking any chances. Whaf Sfeam-boaf Bill G'Brien really enioyed was dissecfing fhe cafg fhe manner in which he would cuf and observe fhe caf was a fine piece of work. Yes, he cerfainly knew his biology. More fhan once we noficed him during fhe lecfure hour in fhaf subiecf, way in back of fhe room franslafing German classics. In explaining fhe reason for fhis he would smile and bashfully exclaim: l sfudy Biology every evening. Well, neverfheless, he acquired a credifable rafing in bofh Subiecfs. Jack now admifs he can converse smoofhly in fhe German fongue. In one of his leisure momenfs he composed a German poem. To our minds if appeared 6 worfhy one buf Jack is sfill waifing ifs publicafion in our college paper. We are Cowbo , will be a greaf loss fo sorry fo say fhaf our friend, beffer known as y lvlanhaffan. , ,,.,, , . ' Q 4 :J in i-- i i ---W i., , z ,im -,L ', i i V s, ,. - u , I73 , - ..,,