Manhattan College - Manhattanite Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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JAMES A. GAt.1.AoH ER BBA. Caleclzisls, 2, Phi R110 Pi, 4. Le Cercle ijt . . . g Fnmgazs, 2, 3. V166-IJ7'6.S'Ll!67'1.f, gg. Commerce y ii Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. Treasurer, 2. Ellmlon my 522 Sigma Pi, 4. lAugusL. 1946 Qmsw 5wMvg196 jim left us in june, 1942 and entered what might be called footWorkf' I-Ie served with the 76th, then with the 6th and finally, overseas as a First Lieutenant, with the 5th Infantry Division. As platoon leader, executive ollicer and rifle company commander he engaged in four campaigns, before V-J day and redeployment. Happily married, Jim has taken up quarters in Wl1ltCSt0I1C, whence, each school day, he makes the long trek to River- dale. A Phi Rho Pi man, jim did much to reestablish his fraternity on the campus. 99

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BA. Mike, coming here this year, after four fruitful years in the Navy, has proved himself a real Manhattan man, in the wa he made friends, hel ed out classmates and a - Y P P plied h1II1SClf to the intricacies of Thomas Aquinas. Hap- il married, Mike has shown us how the ins iration We P Y P find at home, can hela us throu 'h the maze of scholastic 1 S problems. Now a confirmed Bachelor, of Arts, that ls, his experience and training have prepared him for a respons- ible and lucrative spot in the world of affairs. 98 lVllCI-IAEL W. FRANCIS June, 1946 C.S.Ill.C., 4. Guard 0fH0n01', 4. K.D.C., 4. St. Vincent de Paul, 4. V l

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XKXILLIAM J. GATELY August. 1.946 fl.I.E.E., 3, 4. C.S.lll.C., 1, 2, 3, 4. Debating, 4. President, 4. Guard of Honor, 1, 2, 3. Irish Cultural, 3, 4. Treasvlrer, 3. K.D.C. dent, 4. Jlfanlzattanite, 4. News Editor, 4. aging editor, 3, Editor-in-Chief, 4. Student Connell, 2, Treasurer, 2, Secretary, Vice-President Sojilzomore Class. President ball, Captain., 2, U Walking past De La Salle Hall on Wednesday afternoons we often hear the plaintive call: Where's Gatelyf' rum- bling from the deeps of the E. E. laboratory where Bill whiles away his free afternoons initiating civil engineers into the mysteries of motors and generators. As Co-Chain man of the tenth Engineers' Ball he Won the enthusiastic support of his classmates and in his innovation of an ad- vertising program did much to make it a success. Not the least of his accomplishments was the editing of the Quad- rangle into which he injected many a lively and interest- ing comment. 100 J 4. lllanhattan Eng., 1, 2, 3, 4. VlC6-P'I'6.S'I'- Quadrangle, 2, 3, 4. Copy editor, 2, Man- Senior Class. Lab. Instructor E.E., 4. Soft-