Manhattan College - Manhattanite Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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GEORGE P. TATEOSIAN B.l3.. X. tlllTlG 045 Caleclzisls, 2, 3. Eczstewl Rites, 4.. Gmini ol HfI7'7,07', 1, 2, 3. Leo Labor, 2. Commevce Club, 1, 2, 3. Mf.V.9fO?'11 P7'0I7l0ff27'f. I 1VlIi.9.S'l'07l Lerzgue, 1, 2, 3, 4. lelevzms George, relaxing here in the quietude of his home, has been a member of the Alumni Society now for several months. Despite the accelerated program on which he began, the long time he took out for Army work, George was one of the hrst veterans to return and Hnish tl1e work for his degree. A capable organizer, an interested supporter, and an ardent admirer of Manhattan, George was responsible for the success of many college functions. Now he'll have a chance to put his theories about man- agement to work. 138

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.lol-IN F. SXVEENEY BA. June, 1946 B.S., 4. Catechisls, 1 C.S.ZVI.C.,, 1, 2, 3, 4. President, 4. Debating, 1 , 4. Vice-President, 4. Eastern Rites, 4. Guard of Honor, 1, 4. Irish Cultural, 1, 3, 4. Vice-President, 3. K.D.C., 4. President, 4. Leo Labor, 3, 4. Jllanlzallanite, 4. Asst. Aclverlising 1VIan- ager, 4. Quadrangle, 1, 4. Asst. News editor, 4. NFCCS, 4. National Clmirrnfin of Com- mission on Stnflent Government. Staten Is., 4. Slwlent Council, 4. Art Sclzool rep- resertlalive, 4. St. Vincent fle Paul, 1, 2, 3, 4. Vice-Presiclent Freshman Class. Vice- Presidenl' Senior Class. 171l'67'1'L6lll07NLl Rela- tions Club, 4. Veterans Assoc., 4. Presitlentis Council, 4. Pen and Sworrl, 4. Dean's List, 1, 2, 3, 4. Grady Oratorical Contest, 3., VVinn er, 4. 1 5 Dgii96 john's record speaks for itself. If I1Ot, he can speak for himself, for we are proud in presenting him to present the foremost orator of our class. As runner-up in the 1945 Grady Memorial Contest, he but practiced for the 1946 session, where he garnered tl1e coveted medal. Like- wise he represented the college in the Hearst contest and Won a fifty-dollar war bond as his prize. Ardent and active in many things, his weakness is the broomtails. Remember, fellows, for an inside tip O11 the horses, ask john. 137

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FRANK P. VA1.ENz1ANo B.C.E. .lanuary, 1946 A.S.C.E., 1, 2, 4. Secremosy, 4. C.S.1lI.C.,, 1, 2, 3, 4. Gumrl rJfH01'1rJf1 ,, 1, 2, 3, 4. Illaw- llatlan Evvgivzeer, 1, 2, 3, 4. Qwzflrangle, Fe1Ll'11'1'e editovj, 3. E7Igi77G67'.Y Dance Comm. 6laA.A.QA,1Jf, 79 6 Frank, shown here in one of his more nonchalent moods, made an excellent name for himself as a Sanitary En- gineer While at the college. Now, already with his foot in the world of successful competition, he is continuing to manifest his grasp of the subject as Well as his under- standing of the processes he learned here at school. He's probably sitting behind a big cigar, exuding prosperity, as we pen this description of him. 139