Manhattan College - Manhattanite Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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I I I j . ref , I I I I I I I I II I I I II. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I , ,I II II I II II I I I 'I I Il I I I I I ,I I I I I I I I ly' I ij FL3 Q, fljejslgj TIE ,UI A .ohn R. Schmidf., B.S. in B. I Johnny New Yorlc Cify Baslcefball I, 2: Commerce Club 3, 4: Sophomore Vigilance Cornmiffee. UST an easy-going person is Johnny. Alfhough af fimes he becomes pessimisfic, fhis affifude is nof usually long-lived: for in fhe Commerce Course, one can always fear away from one's inner self by indulging fiendishly in a balance sheef escapade. I-leaven knows John has indulged. In facf he is fhe perfecf example of 's fhe survival of fhe fiffesf. QI Smiffy has a soofhing influence on his friends. One is always posifive fhaf John won'f perplex fhem wifh profound speculafionsg his conversafion acfs as a balm, a summer breeze. Buf for all fhis quiefing influence, John has one oufsfanding dis- figuremenf-his musfache. I-Ie insisfs fhaf since childhood fhaf parf of his lip has been subiecf fo severe sunburn in summer, and frighfful frosf-bife in winfer. And so, his ferfile brain and his equally ferfile lip produced fhe parasol. During parf of his sfay af lvlanhaffan, Johnny has combined business fheory wifh pracfical applicafions, his serene demeanor fhus belieing a frue indusfry wifhin him. And if is fhis indusfry and perseverance which malce us anficipafe accomplish- menf for Johnny. This success we mosf hearfily wish you. .- . ,.-- .... ,... .. , , Y -f--- -A-.-. -.H--I .w..... -.,. -..,-, -.,, -.Q -Y.. g . , . ,. . , f--'-3' ' r' fv-'-'H' I ' - - .. I .... I - '- -A.. I... f ,,',.,. .-.,,.,., , :.,-, .. . f .I I . .. I P' I' I . LJ I LJ - I -- - .N I I I I I I I 200 ILL is one I-Ie has e Iemporari a freshman, by Iurned his eng denf, now no pleasanf memo All of BIII' his pride' devoi usly man, dexfro acfivifies are H h . UIIIQ have be cl To avoid aI a - - . ss acfIvIIIe5 , I C' fo lc is aready sped fied' i' A' ' ' 'N' -- ' - 1 '--V ' x.f I b ..-W...-. .,,..-'FL ,..-.ALJ .wtf ,,.-fiL....4d......kL,,...nt.. ,aL ...div A , I

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Cero L. Sambuco, BS. HCYH New York CiTy lTalian Club 2, 3, 4. ERE we have a Tinished ManhaTTan genTleman. Cy was graduaTed Trom our Prep school in The summer OT '28 and in The Tall OT The same year enrolled in The College. Having been around The place long beTore he became acquainTed wiTh all The secreTs oT college liTe, he acTed in a raTher superior manner Toward his Tellow classmaTes. However, aT The close oT The Freshman year he gradually goT in ghe swim wiTh The resT oT us and ThenceTorTh became a popular member oT Senior cience. Do your besT and never worry seems To have been his moTTo ThroughouT These Tour years. Ever smiling and ever ready To help a Tellow scienTisT in ChemisTry, Cy has won a place in our hearTs. Perhaps The one greaT reason Tor his wide pOpulariTy is his never Tailing To bring aT leasT Two newspapers To college every morn- ing. We mighT sTaTe here ThaT There is only one Thing he does wrong consisTenTIy and ThaT is billiards. ATTer eighT years oT pracTice one should be Tairly good aT The game buT Cy is an excepTion. BUT he malces up Tor This by receiving a Tlawless reporT card each semesTer. Those oT us who have associaTed wiTh you Tor eighT years TogeTher wiTh Those Who have known you These Tour, send you oTT inTo The world wiTh hearTiesT wishes. I99

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imislic, 19 Cdll sliee? iple Oi Jolfl balm. - l f ip lla: xml 50' lheflfl willllll 110llSll' KJ f-va 'K' Qi Effifgfl P' . .. - ,,,,,,, rf-, .0 V... ., . l William S. Shary, 3.5. in Arch. Bill Bronx, N. Y. Archileclural Sociely l, 2, 3, 4. ILL is one ol lhe youngesl members ol lhe gradualing class. l-le has always been lhe ideal sludenl-guiel, modesl, capable and induslrious. Temporarily deserling his characler, Bill allained considerable noloriely, when a lreshman, by praclicing on his lrumpel in lhe old locker room. Bul evenlually he lurned his energies lo more worlhwhile and charilable endeavors. The whole inci- denl, now no longer a painlul realily, is lenderly relegaled lo lhe calegory ol pleasanl memories. All ol BiII's weaknesses are marilime. l-lis sailboal is lhe obiecl ol mosl ol his pride, devolion and energy. Almosl any week-end he can be seen proudly and dexlrously manipulaling her iusl oll Long lsland Sound. Ol course, all associaled aclivilies are likewise indulged in promiscuously. Swimming, rowing, lishing and hunling have become as inlegrally a parl ol him as his innale love ol lhe sea. To avoid any erroneous impressions il musl be emphalically slaled lhal Bill's class aclivilies were nol enlirely divorced lrom lhe more genleel occupalionsg lerpsichorean, arlislic, elc. Bill's lield is archileclure. And il we are lo lake lhe word ol lhose who oughl lo know, his nalural gills in lhal direclion, coupled wilh his general characlerislics already specilied, desline him lo go a long way in his chosen lield. 2Ol i