Manhattan College - Manhattanite Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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-LT ' ' I I I I I , I I I 1 I I I I I ff ri I Tag' I If I I VincenT J. I3eIIegrini, BS. R I Vinny E New York CiTy Ei' German Club I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club I, 2. I-IIS serious-minded chap, gazing aT you Trom This page, is considered by all his I TeIIow-sTudenTs a very IikeabIe person. WiTh his wiT and good humor he aIways has a smile and kind word Tor his TeIIow-sTudenT. I-Ie is a very exceIIenT sTudenT, one who will cerTainIy honor The proTession he will ToIIow. SI fi, YeT we are noT To be deceived in ThaT he is all seriousness. For in The Three pre- las.. 4,1 Wat vious years, he was one oT The greaTesT singers OT a quarTeT ThaT held Their daily sessions in The Iocker room. This singing was done chieTIy Tor The enioymenT oT his TeIIow-sTudenTs. Though we believe The medicaI proTession wiII posiTiveIy beneTiT by The enTrance I oT our eminenT co-sTudenT, we personaIIy believe he has missed his vocaTion. I-Ie cerTainIy would make a greaT radio personaIiTy, as he knows all The Technique on how a greaT guarTeT should regisTer harmony. LeT us noT be surprised if in The TuTure we Tune in on one oT Those many noTed sTaTions here in The ciTy and IisTen To The announcemenT we have been waiTing Tor- DocTor Pellegrini wiII direcT his own program. We, your TeIIow-sTudenTs, sincerely wish you a IorighT TuTure, as we know ThaT you shaII aTTain iT by hard work, persevering naTure and cheerTuIness. I82 ny w s oT mi IoyaII I s Ray 1 a Te-III his su year, Trom SubsTe E coIIeg I0 The 0ITice SCI1oIa: IT This he G

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Joseoh F. Papp, BS. in E. Joe Yonkers, N. Y. NewTon lvlaThemaTical SocieTy 3, 43 TransiT Club 3, 47 K. D. C. 2, 3, 41 A. S. C. E. 3, 41 ArchiTec- Tural SocieTy. N Joe we have The archiTecTural engineers en masse. l-le is one oT Yonkers' TavoriTe sons in a class by himselT and This is True in more ways Than merely scholasTically. A keen inTelligence, a never ceasing Tlow oT wiTTicisms, and The abiliTy To concenTraTe, makes Joe one whom we admire Tor possessing The virTues ThaT many oT us unTorTunaTely never have. AlThough apparenTly Joe is noT oT ScoTch ancesTry, he is very economical aT The expense oT The Third Avenue R. R. Company, and several bus lines ThaT have noT as yeT been hiT by The depression. Considering ThaT he has To come Trom The upper- mosT parT oT SouTh Albany, he has reduced his Traveling expenses To a minimum. By a complicaTed sysTem oT rides, changes, TransTers, and The assisTance oT a Triend aTTending a nearby college, he manages To cuT his Tare down To a poinT where iT becomes negligible. IT mighT be said in passing ThaT This is The resulT oT many years oT planning. WiTh plenTy oT ideals Tor a basis, success is assured in any Tield, buT parTicularly in The one oT his choice. So wiTh The besT wishes oT his Triends and classmaTes Joe leaves lv1anhaTTan To combaT The world, The Tlesh and The devil. -P-'-'fr-'Vx -Y M... . . N... . . ,, . I ,J I... ae 'tj 5' ,: l'f 'giii171' . T, ' :T . . . pg stfwws-Iarfrff.. ui i-'R f- i i Q A 1 LJ L i 1 1-Cb. .,- ., s.. sh., .h.....a..., '-us. . 1

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A. Raymond Pennoffi, l3.S. in E. Ray New Yorlc Cify A. S. C. E. 3, 4, Transif Club 2, 3, 4, Newfon Mafhemafical Sociefy 3, 47 K. D. C. 4. ROBABLY fhe mosf appreciafed benefifs of a college educafion are fhe friend- ships formed during fhe undergraduafe years. Manhaffan's repufafion as a malcer of men has no beffer exponenf fhan fhe man whose infegrify is faulfless and whose loyalfy, fried and fried again, has never falfered. Such a man has Ray proven himself. During fhe four years of associafion wifh Ray fhere was never a fime when he was foo rushed wifh worlc fo lend a hand fo a fellow in difficulfy, nor was fhere ever a sporfing or social evenf which wenf wifhouf his supporf. Due fo his inifiafive fhe Transif Club was organized in our Sophomore year, and due fo his promofion and execufive abilify if has developed in fhree years from fen members and banlcrupfcy fo an organizafion of eighfy members and a subsfanfial freasury. During fhe Senior year, when infer-class sporfs were organized fhroughouf fhe college, Ray's parficipafion in fraclc, swimming and baslcefball broughf no liffle fame fo fhe Engineers. A furfher indicafion of his abilify is evinced in fhe Regisfrar's office where he has proven fhaf exfra-curricular acfivify need casf no shadow on scholasfic sfanding. lf is wifh fhe ufmosf sincerify fhaf we wish Ray fhe success due him, and when fhis has been affained fhere are few indeed who will have surpassed him. Good luclc, Ray, and remember your classmafes in your success. l83