Manhattan College - Manhattanite Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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bun ..11i....L.i .... . .. .. . I ' Q . I I I I 5 LL y , A Frank J. D'Amico, I3.S. in Arch. Frank, RabbiT New York CiTy I AIpha Phi DeITag FooTIighTers I, 23 Hayes DramaTic 5 . SocieTy 3, 4: ArchiTecTuraI Socie-Ty I, 2, 3, 4: I M. I. C. I, 2, 3, 4: Managers CIub 3, 4: Pen and I Sword SocieTyg Manager oT FooTbaII 4: VarsiTy M CIub I LANCING inTo The CoIIege barber shop aT any Time during The day you are I sure To see Frank. This is his TavoriTe hangouT. Frank may be adequaTeIy described in Three words: smaII, energeTic and pessimisTic. I-Ie enjoys noThing more Than To sing his TaIe oT woe. I-Iowever, he has a cheery smiIe and a good word Tor everyone. 'I Frank is an archiTecT and wiII probably' design many oT New York's TuTure sky- scrapers. As a resuIT oT his many acTiviTies Frank has been eIecTed To membership oT The senior honorary socieTy, Pen and Sword. The ITaIian CIub oT ManhaTTan musT recognize Frank as one oT iTs greaTesT mem- bers. During This year, when The cIub had aImosT disbanded, iT was RabbiT who sensed a possibiIiTy oT iTs passing ouT oT exisTence and Then aided immenseIy in buiIding iT up once more To become a sTabIe organizaTion. And now, as 'Frank was oTTen wonT To say, Tempus TugiT. For Tour years we have been chumming wiTh RabbiT and waTching him ToIIowing The TooTbaII Team, game aTTer game. LeT us hope you ToIIow your profession wiTh The same inTeresT, Then you shall be rewarded and ' we, your cIassmaTes, Too, wiII be deIighTed. Y W Y 5 K - , N...-..-w...,,-1..c,V ...mp ,. ,. .,,, ..,.,... ...F i . U ' 'qi I Y i . -, v a... - ..,,, f Q., -,N- I x I g X ., -L. . 4. -.:, .... vtzmglhhi 1 N 1.3 I.- I LJ :fu fl-. 1 xf Q:f.: 'e4.M-1-f-. ff , .. ..... ...U ,AE .KU . ...e..,...:.......-.l......cn.,....e I is un ThaT, x saving The been in c by his cl, exTra-curi Among +I cheering musT Tala ecTiviTies, abouT Tiv I Fred 'S NO Iaw George dSTerrnin, 7 2

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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

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1 are aTely more :l Tor sky- ip oT nern- who ly in 5 we GGVTW. eresT. lm- ,, George F. Davis, A.B. Iisalclqeljl New York CiTy Alpha Sigma BeTag Baseball Manager 43 Managers' Club 3. 4: Pen and Sword: VarsiTy lvl Club. T is unTorTunaTe ThaT This genTleman's name commences wiTh a D, Because oT ThaT, we musT place him in The TronT oT our book whereas we should hearTily enioy saving The good Things unTil laTer. George came To us Trom De la Salle and had noT been in our midsT more Than a week beTore he was well known and equally well liked by his classmaTes as well as by everybody on The campus. There have been Tew exTra-curricular acTiviTies which have noT known George's whole-hearTed supporT. Among The more prominenT may be menTioned his aid in building up a much-needed cheering squad and his dual managerships: baskeTball and baseball. Then, Too, we musT Take inTo consideraTion The diTTiculTies experienced in devoTing Time To These acTiviTies. Perhaps l should have said diTTiculTyg in TacT, a very sweeT liTTle diTTiculTy abouT Tive TeeT Two. PredicTion oT The TuTure is basically beyond The laws oT reason. l-lowever, There is no law againsT making a Tair guess. Our guess is ThaT in The noT Tar disTanT TuTure George will be well up The ladder oT achievemenT wiTh a sTouT hearT and grim deTerminaTion noT To sTop unTil he has reached The uppermosT rung. 'H' Q- .. f. .. , ,,. 4 in., l I y I ' 'J y 73