Manhattan College - Manhattanite Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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Maurice V. Reidy, AB. Mote New York CiTy VarsiTy Baseball 2, 3, 4: Frosh Baseball Ig Class BaskeTball 2, 3, 4. ll OE is a business Type kind oT genTleman. For The pasT Tour years he has been going abouT The campus, sTudying The acTiviTies OT every organizaTion and Trying To eliciT a plan whereby he may sTep inTo each club and Take over The business reins. Our greaT wonder seems To be answering The quesTion, Why is Moe Taking The ArTs course? We shall be compelled To lisT This problem as anoTher oT The Campus mysTeries. Maurice broke ouT inTo The aThleTic spoTlighT in his Treshman year. WiTh a Tine repuTaTion as a baseball caTcher, he wenT behind The baT, donned The mask and impressed all The onlookers wiTh his sTyle oT play. Since ThaT Time he has been carried along as one oT our TirsT sTring varsiTy caTchers. GTF The diamond, Moe is Tound mosT TrequenTly in The company oT Mulvey and 0'Neil. A greaT many OT his idle aTTernoons are spenT abouT The 242nd STreeT subway enTrance, admiring Tair Taces as They make Their way To Yonkers. The Senior Class became aware oT many oT lVloe's qualiTies aT a class meeTing laTe in February. Remember? We expecT To hear Trom Maurice abouT TwenTy years hence, as The leader of some large business organizaTion. Surely he is qualiTied Tor leadership. We are conTidenT ThaT your ulTimaTe success is assured. Good Luck! K . r 'fr We .Q y.. I '.'x X I E MW l 25 L L, 1 ef il L 5 M. T l T I I I93

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1,, 4 9 T-4? 1543! lllgzry as so .. T I . I i I i A X .ss I X i 1 I fi l William P. Redmond, AB. l Bill New Yorlc CiTy l 1 Band l, 2, 3, 4: OrchesTra I, 2, 3, 4. ILL enioys The disTincTion oT being The busiesT man oT The class, on or oTT The l campus. Though his energies were diversiTied over a considerable number oT exTra-curricular acTiviTies, he acquiTTed himselT crediTably in everyThing. l-lis lceenesT inTeresTs were associaTed wiTh The acTiviTies oT The orchesTra and his inspiraTion and i model, Eddie Doyle, The moderaTor oT ThaT organizaTion. OTP The campus Bill was engrossed in a mirage oT acTiviTies-commercial, social and arTisTic. l ,f In inTellecTual and scholasTic circles Bill gained considerable prominence as an 5, filf 3 554' independenT Thinker. The anTiquiTy or populariTy oT any exisTing Theories or hy- l poTheses never phased his inTerrogaTions nor consTiTuTed a barrier To TurTher pioneer- ing. l-lis serious, generous, naTive endowmenTs and habiTs oT indusTry have designaTed him as an ideal sTudenT. l-le is one oT The rare excepTions To BroTher Jasper's Theory oT sleeping wiTnesses since an occasional winlc The morning aTTer a parTicularly i sTrenuous evening never seemed To impair his grasp oT The siTuaTion. ! Bill was blessed wiTh an inTiniTe amounT oT ambiTion, buT above everyThing he aspires To become a successTul and, conTradicTory as iT may seem, an honesT lawyer i and poliTician. We expecT phenomenal resulTs Trom so versaTile, giTTed, and indusTrious a l represenTaTive oT The class oT '32, l i i - 'i H ..,., ,,,, , ' TT Ta-J M l'l -ef J lm- -J T-1 LJ l- lj l 1 fps T I92 QQ 5 ll C and Trying business re Taking The ol Tlie Cd lVl6uric f9PUTaTion impressed 5 along as on Off ih and O'Neil, subw Class be Remember? GY GnTr Carr some Fge

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HF i933 ivwisiiieiwxisiTr'il 5Kimm2 John J. Reilly, A.B. Jawn New Yorlc CiTy Hayes DramaTic Club: DebaTing SocieTy: Arnold LaTin Club 4: Glee Club l. Ol-iN is a quieT and unassuming young genTleman. l-le mighT be described as a genuine scholar because he goes abouT The College in search of knowledge and remains ouT oT affairs wiTh which he is noT personally concerned. A man who has worked diligenTly aT all Things he underTool4 and has succeeded in bringing Them To a noTable compleTion. During his Tour years aT lv1anhaTTan he has made no over- Tures Tor populariTy, never soughT The limelighT To display his TalenTs-yeT he has leTT an impress on our minds because oT his calm good naTure and pleasing personaliTy. AlThough noT aThleTically inclined, he has compromised This deTiciency by being a mosT enThusiasTic specTaTor and supporTer oT all Those acTiviTies ThaT involved Man- haTTan. l-le Toolc parTicular delighT in The vicTories achieved by The TooTball and baslceTball Teams. We all believe ThaT John will succeed in life because he knows how. l-lis abiliTy To reason clearly, his TamiliariTy wiTh Timely business meThods and, mosT oT all, his impressive manner and Tinished ways will, we Teel cerTain, bring him To The TullesT realizaTion oT his mosT cherished ambiTions. Among our TuTure successes, we predicT much Tor him. 'T I94 uf QUIE oi Tl A gen' cleligl1T in 4 dlklllude of I A qenTl W fl1 his grai and lend Qenlleman G 'lo See fhe M ailed as LGF 5 Well 0 ' la UI' fl6SlinaHt lleqdrdle SS oi