Manhattan College - Manhattanite Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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FRANCIS J. ULLRICH B.A., University of Innsbruck M.A., Fordham University Assisfanf Professor of Economics ANTHONY E. VENTRIGLIA A.B., Columbia University M.S., Brown University Assistant Professor of Mafhemafics I, M ROBERT T. WEIL, JR. E.E., Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn M.S., Columbia Universiiy Professional Engineer, New York Sfafe Professor of Electrical Engineering Head of the Deparimenf WILLIAM E. WEBER B.B.A., St. John's University C.P.A., New York Sfafe Assisfanf Professor of Accounfing BROTHER AUXILIUS WILLIAM. F.S.C. 3.5., Canisius College 8.5., Canisius College M.A., Boston College M.S., Coiumbia University Assisfanf Professor of English Assisianf Professor of Chemisfry BROTHER CHARLES WILLIAM, F.S.C. 24 B.A., College of the Holy Cross M.A., Columbia University w VINCENT VITAGLIANO B.C.E. Manhattan College M.S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute Assisfanf Professor of Civil Engineering RICHARD C. WEBB, JR. B.S., U.S. Naval Academy 5.5., University of California Assisfanf Professor of Elecfrical Engineering BRO'I'HER ABDON WILLIAM, F.S.C. B.A., Manhattan College M.A., Columbia University Professor of Spanish Head of fhe Deparfmenf DANIEL E. WOODS JOSEPH ZAMPARO Doctor of Physics and Mathematics University of Genoa, Italy Assisfanf Professor of Physics Leciurer in Fine Arts JOSHUA E. ZIA B.S., Western Maryland College M.A., Columbia University lnsfrucfor in Mafhemah'cs

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JOHN S. SICH GEORGE J. SOMMER ERNEST V. PERANZA ROBERT J. SPINNA BROTHER COLMAS STANILAUS 8.5., New York University B.A., Manhattan College 3.5., College of the City of B.S.C.E., Villanovu Universify F.S.C. A.M., Columbia University M.A., New York University New York M.S.C.E., Columbia University Licensed Sfeam and Assisfanf PFOfESSOV 0f PhYSICa' Insfrucfor 5 English M.A., Columbia University Assistanf Professor of Civil Refrigerah'on Engineer Educah'on Associate Professor of Spanish Engineering Superinfendenf of ihe Grounds Head of fhe Deparfmenf and Buildings DECEASED $;?' EDWARD SULLIVAN, ANTHONY J. SUMMO JAMES H. SWIFT U561, U.S.A.F. 3.5., M.A., Fordham University B.C.E.., Manhattan College Instructor in Air Science Instructor in Psychology Professional Engineer, New York Sfafe Assisianf Professor of Civil Engineering Al FRANCIS B. TAYLOR BROTHER C. TIMOTHY, lUKE V. TITONE EDMUND E. TOLK JOHN J. TWOMEY B.A., Manhattan College F.$.C. 3.8., M.S., New York M.A., Ph.D., Columbia 3.5., United States Naval A.M., Columbia University 3.5., M.S., University of Alberta University University Academy Assistant Professor of Ph.D., The Catholic University of Associate Professor of Physics Assisfanf Professor of German M.S. in E.E., Columbia Universiiy Mafhemafics America Head of ihe Deparfrnenf Capf. U.$. Navy, Refired lnsirucfor in Chemisfry Associaie Professor of Electrical Engineering 23

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Once again Commencement Day has become a reality at Manhattan College. For us this day is unique. Today we are graduating. What will be our reaction? Let us record our thoughts as we participate in the cere- mony so that we may look back upon it one day and remember. As we move Up the senior walk for the last time, we can't help but remember the three years of waiting that were demanded before our first steps upon this revered walk in the spring of 1955. As we take our positions with the graduating class, the ceremony begins. We remember the hopes that we cherished as if it was yesterday. Today those hopes are passed realities about which we now reminisce. Now it has come. The great moment is at hand. How often, in those four years, we wondered, What will be my reaction at the big moment? Thank you, your Eminence. The sheepskin is ours. A new realm of life awaits. What will it hold?