Manhattan College - Manhattanite Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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. , ' ' , l Thomas J. Dodd, 3.5. in B. Tom, Tommy New Yorlc Cify Commerce Club 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, Class Foofball lg Freshman Cross-Counfrv. N examining info fhe lives of all greaf geniuses, we find fhaf fhey possessed some characferisfic fhaf made fhem peculiar in fhe public eye. Our Tom is no excep- fion fo fhis rule of geniuses. l-lis oufsfanding peculiarify can be found in a small, cardboard porffolio. Any morning during fhe school year, Tom can be seen sfriding rapidly along fhe roadway fo his classes wifh his porffolio held snugly fo his manly chesf. The confenfs of fhis folder are mysferious in nafure and have been a greaf source of curiosify fo his fellow lvlanhaffanifes. Rumor has if fhaf fhe porffolio con- fains valuable papers fhaf will cause a greaf upheaval and reform in bofh fhe field of accounfing and sfafisfics as soon as fhey are published. Despife many fempfing offers fo give fhem up, our modesf Tom h b in fhe ufmosf secrecy. as een confenf fo do his research work Tom was always ready wifh a helping hand fo aid fellow sfudenfs in disfress He is a very sincere and earnesf worker, nof only in his sfudies, buf also in his exfra- curricular acfivifies af Manhaffan, as can be seen from fhe numerous associafions wif which he is connecfed. Wifh his qualifies in view, we can see nofhi b f ng u success in sfore for Tommy in his fufure life. To aid him in his climb fo success, his fellow lvlanhaffanifes wish him-Good Lucld 86 5 R-..., FQ- 5 l-IE oi good fe many o remarks genuine of appr Fra acfivifie years. flames w A i reads he lunify ,T and can Go, shine gk 4-.. 55-NN, lffffl 'T 1-12'Q,'.Q.,4fa fslfiw - ' '-. - f 'sf -, -..xg x-ss

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laces. esideni shiri. ge was ire for Jr cliS- dal he younq urls lo Smiles Man' .iff li -'J f gy q Slrephen De Voe, BS. in E. Sieve Elmhurslr, L. l. A. S. C. E.: K. D. C.q Transil Club. HEN we relurned io lhe halls of Manhallran for our lasr undergradualre year, lhere came inlo 'lhe Senior class a iovial, inlelligenlr young man. Sieve had malrriculaied al Calholic Universily for a period of lhree years before he came To rhe decision Jrhal he desired a degree from lvlanhailran. This caplivaling young man who hails from rhe shores of Long Island, has broughl wilrh him a slerling characler. Sieve has been one of Jrhe brighler lighls oi his classy unslinlingly giving Jrhai which we, ai Jrhis lime, mosl' needed-a glimpse inio rhe realm ol: gaiely. l-lis is a sirong and unbending disposiiion. l-lis early lraining ar one of The ioremosl mililary academies has perhaps broughl our in him Jrhar which is ordinarily beslowed by bounleous naiure--a deep-rooled unseliishness rhar will long remain in our memory. Allhough we have lcnown him for a few ileeling monlhs, we will never iorgel The young man who made Those hours more enjoyable: and, quiclcly as lhey have fled, who among us cannolr bul wish Jrhal lhey had been held baclc if only Sieve had been presenl lo help us while rhem away. Wilh such a characler urging him onward he needs no wishes for success. We can only hope lhar his success will nor allrer his disposilion one mile, and Jrhal he will nor fail lo remember us. 'Ili f lily lj 1 l 85

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some iXCGp- small, 'idinq nanly greaT con- field 9Tinq work Tess. xTra- TionS buT ' his Francis P. Dolan, BS. in E. Cosy BedTord l-lills, N. Y. K. D. C. 43 A. S. C. E. 3, 41 TransiT Club 2, 3, 43 NewTon lvlaThemaTical SocieTy 3, 4. HE sleepy liTTle hamleT oT BedTord l-lills, where The new York CenTral Trains sTop on signal, is represenTed aT lVlanhaTTan by Frank. l-lis pleasing personaliTy and good Tellowship seemed To be broughT inTo all his underTakings. Cosy has enlivenecl many oT our classes by his quainT wiT and his habiT oT accompanying The professional remarks by humorously irrelevanT soTTo Voce commenTs. As a Triend Frank is genuine. l-le is always ready To sTep in when needed. l-le has The happy TaculTy oT appreciaTing Tully The abiliTies oT his Triends and oT ignoring Their idiosyncrasies. Frank was one oT The greaTesT aThleTes oT The class. l-lis baskeTball and baseball acTiviTies broughT no liTTle share oT honors To The Engineers oT '32 during his Tour years. l-lis repuTaTion as The besT shorTsTop and slugger in The many inTer-class games was assuredly well deserved. A naTural apTiTude Tor grasping and remembering all ThaT he hears, sees and reads has carried him Through his Tour years wiTh higher Than average marks. Oppor- TuniTy may knock buT once, and ThaT's all Frank needs, Tor he is always on The alerT and cannoT miss iT when iT calls. Good luck Cosy and may The greaTness oT your success in The years To come shine gloriously on The sleepy hamleT. 87