Manhattan College - Manhattanite Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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Th efne Th ree ANY of the students of Manhattan who served in the Asiatic-Pacific Theatre of operations know that al- though Korean cities, in many instances, are as completely modern as Chicago or San Francisco, the works of the New Testament are as contemporary as the street car. In nations such as these the hope of the spread of the faith lies in the education and the ordination of a native clergy. Pictured here we see a newly ordained Korean priest giving his first blessing to his old theological professor. Visualize the great joy of any of the Christian Brothers who could he present at the reception of Holy Orders hy one of his former students and his humility as he received the first hlessing. Especially great would he the news that any of their former students was at work in the foreign mission field, zealously engaged in directing and educating orientals from the paths of Con- fucius to the truth of Christ. Our class is indeed fortunate in having as one of its memhers Father Francis P. Milroy of the Maryknollers, to whom we owe the inspiration for the Mission Theme for this Manhattanite.

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Russia and Germany, to time immediate reality of Japan and Pearl Harbor and the coast of California. Wiatters took a decidedly solver turn in timings collegiate. it no ionger seemed eminentiy important wimetimer we Beat 'Holy Cross, Villanova or Georgetown on time gridiron . . . it time deimaters took Xvest Point . . . if timose formal dances at time Essex House and time Vxfaidorf imad Dorsey or Him- iaer. . . Time dance of deatim was moving into Fun swing. Time men of Wianimattan wimo imad carried time Keiiy Green to time imeigimts of time i.C4A cimampionsimips. de- feated Harvard. topped NYU. Ford- imam, St. .ioimn,s and City on time ioasicet- iaan court. were now donning time olive dratm of time Army. time Hue of time Navy, and time Marine green. Time Wianimattan campus remained quiet. but time campus of time war college to wimicim aima mater,s sons were presenting their credits proved noisy, boisterous and filled witim the pui- sating and iargo-iiice tempos of time danse macainrc. Time pounding drums of time imysteria of war swiftly dwindled time student body and faculty to a mere handful. Time scimoois of Arts and Business suf- fered most imeaviiy, wtmiie time Engineer- ing and Science facilities of time college were icept busy training technicians for war industry and sinned positions in time armed services. Sports on time Nianimat- tan campus died a quiet death with time spring of 19413. Notices izmegan to arrive from time combat zones . . . some were imeroic, telling of time conspicuous gai- iantry of alma materys sons in action . . . otimers were somber -4 about alumni who would imenceforttr oniy be remem- bered at prayers in La Sane cimapel. wimose names would be engraved on bronze tablets and in time imearts and minds of timeir classmates. 1.9115 was also time year that time Vxfar Department sent eigtmt hundred men of time Army Specialized Training Program to the iwaninattan Campus. Collegiate silence of lasperviiie was awakened not to time shouts of Beat Holy Cross!!! tmut Hpiatoon.. ,Ten.sionV, Ttmese young men, too, grew to iove aima mater and time timings of Manhattan. Timey found that under time cold frosted iimricics, and somtmer ivy-clad walls, a warm imeart