Manhattan College - Manhattanite Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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b' l T T T n i T 1 Q I 1 T fs xy by l ill can s. De Lucia, Bs. STeve TVOY- N- Y- ugi Troy Club I, 2, 3, 4: lTalian Club I, 2, 3, 4: -- Mendelian SocieTy 2, 3, 41 German Club I, 2, 3, 4: Boxing Team 2, 3, 4. T is wiTh pleasure ThaT we presenT one OT The ouTsTanding members OT The Science Q Class. Coming To us in '28 Trom The well-known ciTy OT Troy, N. Y., Carl proved , himselT, Trom The beginning, a worThy represenTaTive OT The Troian quinTeT. ln The T shorT space OT a monTh he had acquired a hosT OT Triends and Trom ThaT day Till This he has made considerable addiTions along This line. As a sTudenT every man knowing him will TesTiTy, he is ranked prOminenTly, due Wy noT so much To naTural Or inborn genius, as To cOnsisTency OT sTudy and abiliTy To sacriTice pleasure Tor work when needs be. WiTh such endOwmenT he should approach Towering heighTs in The medical world. There are noT many amOngsT us, nor many who have gone beTore us, who will Tor eThised ' ' ' ' g n eavors in pugil1sTic encounTers. ln his Sophomore and Junior years he was One OT The boxing coaches' besT beTs when The Time had come Tor The Jas er P SelT DeTense Team To maTch brawn and brain wiTh anOTher college Or universiTy. Among social circles, Carl is equally noTable. WheTher iT be a quesTion OT Jr. suppor ing a dance, or some acTiviTy OT The Troy, German or Mendelian Clubs, STeve can be relied upon as a mosT ardenT adherenT. Though we expecT To hear Trom him laTer on Tor The presenT we w' h Th b . is e esT OT luck To a scholar, Triend, TighTer and genTleman. , . , i,. 78 K U UM non: We all l'll argue iT, ishing oT The Triumph! uSllm'5 ThaT his secn :if ralmlly. Term Sllall never E Wins siiuais around Hue d have We See How Qflinl 1, Euflain Good luc ix sssw ,G is 2 , f-, rp., 14-

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ralecl inny'S flame as ol vice- ilcens reel ling lele ienl nior 'ler f Francis J. De Luca Fliffnk D New Yorlc Cily Phi Rho Pl: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 43 Presidenl 4: l-layes Dramalic Sociely 3, 4. S ollen as lhe slrains ol lhe lamiliar song, Asleep in lhe Deep, reach our ears, we will be reminded ol lhe deep voice and smiling lace ol Frank De Luca. Possessed wilh a bass voice ol lhe linesl gualily, Frank was lor lour years a mainslay ol lhe Glee Club, and when chosen Presidenl ol lhal organizalion in his Senior year, his inilialive placed il among lhe leading college clubs. Noled lor his ready wil, his hearly supporl ol all lhings lvlanhallan, and his nonchalanl and debonair allilude, he has won a place in lhe hearls ol his classmales lhal is rivaled by lew. Wilh lhese gualilies he has made his years al lvlanhallan a period ol joy lo himsell and lo his lriends. Al any lime his hearly laugh may be lraced lo lhe Drugslore, where in lhe company ol Dan Kelleher, he holds sway over all. ln addilion, however, lo being lhe lorlunale possessor ol such a personalily, he has demonslraled his abilily lo complele a college career. Franlcs dearesl possession is his derby hal and he is seldom seen in public wilhoul il. We are sure lhal il will prove lo be as much lhe pleasanl reminder, lhe loken ol success, as in lhe lile ol him lo whom lhis boolc is dedicaled. 77

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ance ivecl The This clue T To acli will he ner of bs, asf ..- 1 4 . ,. .-is ,js ,..l Edward W. Dence, BS. in B. Hsllmu NewporT, R. I. Rhode Island Club I, 2, 3, 43 Hayes Dramafic SocieTy 3. 4: Commerce Club 3, 4: Freshman Cross-CounTry. ll l.llvl broughT wiTh him To lvlanhaTTan Those TraiTs oT a real NewporTer, a nonchalanT deTerminaTion, a Triendly spiriT and a humorous conTrariness. We all have some peT hobby and Slim's is ArgumenTaTion. Name iT and l'll argue iT, says he. However, his original argumenTs and his subsequenT brand- ishing oT The Tire nozzle in The dress rehearsal oT Molly were scarcely a debaTer's Triumphl Slim's sTellar accomplishmenTs were in STaTisTics and Law, buT rumor has iT ThaT his secreT craving is PoliTics. WiTh Slim as companion The Tour years OT our college career have sped rapidly, TerminaTing all Too soon Those pleasanT associaTions ThaT a work-a-day world shall never again be able To yield. l-low oTTen have we been wiTh Ed, Tacing a Trying siTuaTion and seeing him meeT and overcome iT wiTh a grin. I-low oTTen around The dinner Table has he seT us inTo laughTer wiTh a Tunny sTory. l-low oTTen have we seen him overcome any obsTacle or worry ThaT sTood in his or our way. l-low oTTEn, Too, has he inspired us by his valianT eTTorT in sTudies. To Think oT The curTain Talling upon our college days wiTh Ed is To Tlood The mind wiTh a Thousand happy memories ThaT we pray shall always remain wiTh us. Good luck, old pal, and loTs oT happiness. 79