Manhattan College - Manhattanite Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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I ti 5 1 Q ,Bagwe ll ' , , -.,,- i F i ,.!T-,,,.,,.. -,-- - v - i l I I i l l l l i i l l A X N fi l l ij. T Lg AnThony F. DacunTo, BS. A -A Hifi New Yorlc CiTy ,., Boxing I, 2: VarsiTy M Club: Mendelian SocieTy ' 3, 4: lTalian Club: Freshman FooTball. ERE is The answer To The many queries, Who is ThaT 'huslcy' under The wide- T L brimmed haT'? A TooTball hero senT by DeWiTT ClinTon l-T. S.'s successTul S squad To TurTher his aThleTic Training aT ManhaTTan. l-lis comical anTics were ex- plained by many as The eTTecT oT his memorable bouT wiTh PoTsville Jones lBuclc- T y nell's lnTercollegiaTe l-leavyweighT Championl. T is iigfiii A romanTic characTer is his pracTicing The anTics depicTed by The mediaeval auThors whom he reads wiTh delighT. l-le was once guilTy oT reporTing on The wOrliS oT several Russian auThors, presumably an eTTecT oT The Bohemian environmenT oT his naTive Greenwich Village! A cauliTlowered exponenT oT lv1anhaTTan's pugilisTic endeavors, he serves hiS Alma MaTer wiTh his marvelous endowmenT oT sTrengTh and is The colorTul heavyf. A weighT oT The Boxing Team. FriT2's physical prowess was noT limiTed To This special- ized Tield buT disTribuTed To pigslcin compeTiTion and The ancienT Greco-Roman amusemenTs. All ManhaTTaniTes recognize This replica oT Johnson Through his bois- Terous hilariTy and good naTure. These TraiTs will evenTually qualiTy him as an aTTer- dinner speaker aT Alumni banqueTs. This TuTure member oT The denTal proTession will be remembered as a good sporT in The social sense and as an aThleTe who won a VarsiTy M, 70 ' 6 US whal' av commer Jol caTion, sTanTly The swo For TincTioni is 'l'l'l8 1 lndeed Wi The sun. il-l'l6SS 5 one so 1 Ju: GHG ne The fruir bow gre

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lion For ll is ey. iary. lil- i5 is gray nol il U0 rious I+ is neyll i I L vlaurice P. Crowley, X-MB. Mo S+. George, N. Y. HEREVER Maurice is, il is bound To be cheerful. Never a noonrime ol a college day passed bur we saw his smile brighlen a conversalrion al lable. His companionship rhrough four fleelring years was ever genial. His Jremper, no mailer whar lhe slrain was ever eguable. His manners springing from a hearl Jrhal cherished high principles, marlced him a Calholic genlleman of rhe mellle of which Manharlan can feel unreservedly proud. In his sludies, Mo was moderale and consislenr, going along ar a sleady, even pace rarher Than in lils of cramming and lelr-ups of ease. He soughr a wide cullure inslread of a drill upon a few subiecls. To an inguisilive crirical arrirude in science and philosophy Mo adds a sprighlrly imaginarion ringed wilh humor. He rarely sees or visualizes a siruarion wilhoul exrracling some Jrhing incongruous. He possesses lhis Jrrair ro a high degree: il springs sponraneously-for he never labors ro produce ir. There are many ol us who wonder why a man wilh such an oursranding per- sonaliry as Maurice has nor been more inlreresled in The exlra-curricular aclivilies of Jrhe school. This is in all probabiliry due ro his dual personaliry. During Jrhe day he is a lvlanhallan man, while during rhe nighl he is induslriously making his way in rhe business world. However, he has always been willing To baclc Jrhe Senior Class movemenlrs. Good luclc, Mo, 69

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vide- essiul a ex- Buck- aeval i.forliS TT ol 5 Hs gavyz acial- gmdn hoiS- 3iTer- n will ron 5 John J. Daley, BS. in B, Jack New York CiTy Commerce Club 2, 3, 4. ll SK The man who owns one. No, noT a Packard--a noTe book. John Daley is in This respecT prolific. l-le has produced noTebooks by The volume. To whaT avail? None aT all buT To his recogniTion as The besT sTuden+ in The graduaTing commerce class-a lasTing TribuTe, well-earned, deserved! John has been since Freshman year a model sTudenT, oTTen chided Tor his appli- caTion, buT really envied Tor his power of perseverance. l-lis marks have been con- sTanTly above average, and his is a Tine example oT The pen being mighTier Than The sword. For John has noT parTicipaTed acTually in aThleTics, buT he needs no oTher dis- TincTions Than Those which he has already aTTained. Besides, iT is said ThaT John is The only one aT ManhaTTan who undersTands The Tiling sysTem in The Library. Indeed an accomplishmenT. Wi+h all These qualiTies of scholar go a disposiTion as pleasani' as The warmTh oT The sun. Never a word of complainT or criTicism, always a Triendly greeTing, a smile. These are The qualiTies of genTlemen, and his associaTes are proud To have known one so exemplary as John Daley. Judging by his endeavor, indusTry and capabiliTy, no goal appears Too high. One need noT be a clairvoyanT To Toresee accomplishmenT Tor John. He will realize The TruiTs oT his perseverance and will Tulfill The expecTaTions oT his Triends who now bow graciously and parT--remembering. 7I