Manhattan College - Manhattanite Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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fix, I x fr- f -F N.. .X fri... - 'i ll SL... Frederick A. Clear, B.S. in F. Fred New York CiTy BeTa Sigma: TransiT Club 2, Vice-PresidenT 3, PresidenT 4: K. D. C., Vice-PresidenT 4: A. S. C. E. 3, 4: NewTon MaThemaTical SocieTy, SecreTary 3, PresidenT 4. AILY aTTacking The heighTs oT Riverdale, Fred has come To our Engineering School Trom The sunny slopes oT BoTanical Park. For ThaT doomed Teeling when diTTiculT problems become so conTusing, This blonde young man is usually The remedy. This evolves Trom The elemen+s oT a TorceTul and keen iudgmenT, Timed wiTh a gen- erous and posiTive naTure. GiTTed wiTh a pracTical genius Tor maThemaTics, he has had liTTle diTliculTy in gaining and mainTaining an auspicious pedesTal in The TirsT order oT our inTelligensia. Fred has parTicipaTed in many oT our exTra-curricular acTiviTies and has always been a sTaunch supporTer oT everyThing lvlanhaTTan. One could always see him in The cheering secTion, alThough his puncTualiTy was Walkeresque, cheering his col- leagues land himselTl ouT There TighTing Tor his Alma MaTer. As an acTive member oT The NewTon lvlaTh SocieTy, and as presidenT OT This organizaTion in his senior year, his energeTic eTTorTs will long be remembered. Fred will be back wiTh us nexT year To acquire his CF.: and alThough we do noT know his ulTimaTe inTenTions, a man wiTh such an enviable disposiTion, an honor sTudenT, and an all-around good Tellow, deserves The success which we wholehearTedly wish and Teel sure he will aTTain. i 1 60 W UST a quieT enough in c flo admire Those Bill has gone 6 unknowingly, and The merifs of Tho JOB Shows h lnoen an ardenf discussion Upon H or real hard Wm: f. Fylllglong PGSsai has declensioi evenldudglng bl' l lm mano ll' sh lend llle l Ollllnq some da any of Us ,ro S l Tleevening Sys? l EER

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we oi ,uc- fell- a is wacl i ol alds lure oon ION' Han ness 'Q we 'l5.,,:q f-- 'yi . ,fn JT Edwin M. Cisler, l3.S. in Arcw. Ed New Yorlc Cily Eoollighfers I, 21 l-layes Dramalic Club 3: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 43 Archileclrural Sociely l, 2, 3, 4. MON6 lhe group from De La Salle is Ed, who came here wilh Jrhe urge lo follow his favorile benl, archileclure. Forever slcelching, as should a prospeclive archilecl. l-le spends his lime, during and belween classes, wielding his pencil. When he saw his fellow-sludenls he realized whal lillle chance he had of expressing himself, so he lorlhwilh joined lhe Glee Club, of which he had been a devoled member. l-le is aicilicled wilh Jrhe desire lo lell humorous slories, some good, some nol so good. Ed is a familiar figure al all lvlanhallan social aclivilies, resplendenl in Jropper and lails. l-le is a bil parlicular in his dress, inasmuch as he has a complele seleclion of accessories for every suil. Bur he is Jrruly in all respecls a lypical lvlanhallan man, a nimble mind, llirlalious eye and always ready wilh a quip of lhe Tongue. Ed expecls lo lulure his educalion in arl. ln olher words he is going lo forsalce lhal usual college sludenl aim, lhal of being a praclical dollar chaser. We wish Ed lhe biggesl of all handshalces, lulure success in all his endeavors, parlicularly his arlislic inclinalions. So long , Ed, lhe land of millc and honey is awailing you. 59

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l T LW , Joseph F. Cody, A.B. Wild Bill STapleTon, N. Y. Arnold Classical SocieTy 43 Glee Club 3, 4. UST a quieT young Tellow going abouT his own business, buT ThaT is phenomenal enough in college. College sTudenTs haven'T much respecT Tor silence, buT They do admire Those oT Their Tellows who are given To pracTicing The golden virTue. So Bill has gone abouT his Tour years of work wiThouT noise or busTle, collecTing Triends, unknowingly, and holding Them as well, wiThouT any conscious eTTorT, buT solely on The meriTs oT Those qualiTies which his reTicence almosT conceals. Joe shows himselT mosT prominenTly in The LaTin class. For Tour years he has been an ardenT Tollower oT The LaTin classics and is happiesT when evolved in a discussion upon The immorTals oT Rome. WheTher iT be his greaT powers oT memory or real hard work, we musT admiT he cerTainly is a wizard when iT comes To Trans- laTing long passages Trom eiTher l-lorace or TaciTus. You should lisTen To him reel oTF his declensions and coniugaTions. Judging by The endeavor and inclusTry displayed by Bill in class, and his guieT, even demeanor, he is going To work his way To The Top, sans The TumulT and shouTing ThaT aTTend The progress oT some collegians. Who knows buT Joe will be heard shouTing some day, sTranger Things have been known To happen. lT will noT surprise any oT us To see him reach The Top quieTly and, when There, his lighT shall shine like The evening sTa r. T L i i T l l l bl