Manhattan College - Manhattanite Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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'I -si A If Ii E Dominick J. Zema, AB. Dee Ossining, N. Y. Alpha Phi DeI'ra, Foo+IighIers Drama'Iic Sociefy I, 27 Hayes Dramafic Sociefy 3, 4: Band 3, 4: M. I. C. I, 2, 3, 4: Tennis 3, 4, Orchesfra I, 2, 3: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4. Q ll EE is known Io all of us as Ihe Why Man -Ihe walking quesIion mark. YeI' Ihere are few inquiries he cannoI answer. In cIass we find him The professor's ideal sIuden+, aIways on Ihe aIerI Io answer quesiions, and never afraid To ask queslrions when unceriain. The dejrerminalrion he has carried Ihroughoulr his every underiaking has been a Iac+or in his success. Dee has come Io Manhaiian on a schoIarship. We are noI surprised, for he has made good his boasi by mainiaining an I-Ionor average Ihroughoui' his four years. Throughoui his work we find a reguIaIed, sys+emaIic pIan, perfecily corre- Iafing The mosI saIienJr Iacis. We can readily appreciaie Ihis pIan when we realize Ihalr he has worked nighIs, par+aking IiberaIIy in Ihe exIra-curricuIar acIiviIies, and mainfaining a high schoIasIic sianding a+ aII Iimes. I-Iis congeniaI aHiIude, aIIruisI'ic nafure and ever-smiling coun+enance mark him a Jrrue Ivianhailran man. When Dee Ieaves IvIanhaIIan he is going Io Columbia Io s'rudy eIecIricaI engineering. We feel Ihai Ihere is no one more Iiilred and so weII adapIed for eIecIricaI engineering Ihan Dee, We are sure, wiIh Ihe cuI+uraI background he has received and wiih his foundaIion in borh Ma+hema'rics and Physics, +ha+ he will con- Iinue his presen+ achievemenfs. Columbia profiis by our Ioss. .. . ---,, -F Hs- 'f'-.L'q,! V . ,L I I I . , ,,. ,Y . 4, .-, n.. 7 . .,, .- .. ..... m-.. .J..,.. ,J N, II I f ' v' I 222

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MSWSMW Emil J. ZambeTTi, AB. Sam New York CiTy BeTa Sigma: M. l. C. I, 2, 3, 4. N The Tour years Emil has been wirh us There are Tew who would accepT The Task To wriTe abouT him. l-lis desire To shun campus publiciTy accounTs Tor This. Sam is a digniTied sorT oT Tellow, excepT on special occasions, buT Then, whaT can one expecT? Even a good Tellow musT have his Tling someTimesl l-le carries wirh him The curious air oT old New York, so peculiarly inTimaTe and yeT so remoTe ThaT he has made us Teel he was one oT us and aT The same Time so inTiniTely removed. We always had a slighT suspicion ThaT Sam lived in The visTaed beauTy oT some Tomorrow. Qur companion does noT Talk much himselT, Tor he would raTher, as iT were, Twiddle his ThoughTs around in his own mind Than Toss Them ouT vocally upon an unappreciaTive world. No wonder he cherishes Them, considering how brighT and good They are! l-lowever, if he is Trugal wiTh words, he is by no means sparing in The more weighTy maTTer oT works. As a sTudenT he has proved his meTTle and has occupied an enviable place among The ArTsmen. Erom his closer Triends we learn ThaT his greaTesT enioymenT comes Trom his sTudies in The Senior Social Science Class. Well Emil, along wiTh your diploma, you carry Trom here our besT wishes Tor The TuTure. U l 221 ,

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