Manhattan College - Manhattanite Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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Staff of the Manlzattan E1-zgiueef' Office and the Newsletter have been re- sponsible for putting at the service of many a veteran the projects of the college to enable them to take up in college where they left off. Here too, the tribute of love and esteem for the gold star Man- hattan men has carried news of their sacrihces throughout the world. MANHATTAN ENGINEER HE Manhattan Engineer is the official organ of the Manhattan Engineers. Founded in 1940, it is the first technical periodical ever pub- 2 lished at Manhattan. Prior to the war, it was issued monthly, but it was forced in 1942 to suspend publication because of the unprecedented depletion of the stu- dent body. il t resumed publication this May under a new format as a quarterly magazine. lt contains, in addition to news of the ac- tivities of the Manhattan Engineers, technical papers and articles of timely interest to Engineers, written by the stu- dents and faculty members of the College. The present Engineer is edited by John B. Walsli, Junior E.E., ably assisted by james G. Farrington and Thomas Love.

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Subject Societies 2 MANHATTAN COLLEGE PLA YE RS N CE again the voices of Profes- sor Donalcl I. Carty and the Man- hattan College Players can be heard vibrating the walls of Smith Audi- torium in the early and not so early hours of many a week clay evening. Yes, Dra- niatics are enjoying a Post-War revival at the College. Dorniant since the cast of The Night of january 16th,' received its final cur- tain call in the Spring of 1942, the society