Fordham University - Maroon Yearbook (New York, NY)

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M A RJ3 O N Aist?' CLASS OFFICERS President ................................CLARENCE R. HALLORAN Vice-President.............................JAMES T. MURRAY Secretary................................. ROBERT H. O BRIEN Treasurer...... ............DENNIS P. COLEMAN 22

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MYLES B. AMEND, A.B. DUTCH All-Hollows Institute. Manager Basketball, (4): Ass't. Mgr., Basketball, (3); Class Secretary, (It; Class Football. (1); Class Baseball, (1, 2); Junior I’roni. Committee; Frisch Testimonial Committee, (3); Athletic Editor, Fordham Monthly, (4) ; Assoc. Editor, Maroon. “Strict punctuality is a cheap virtue.''— Franklin. THE writers of last year’s Maroon considered themselves unusually fortunate because the first name on the class roll was that of one of their worthiest members, and hence they could play a trump card first. But the Class of Twenty-One is equally blessed by the Numina that control the nomina of us mortals—we too can first introduce to you one of the most energetic men in the class. In his four years at Fordham Myles has distinguished himself as a manager, an actor and a reporter. Myles’ vast store of energy first made itself manifest when, as assistant manager of basketball, he arranged the court and the dances that followed the games at the same time that he was rehearsing for the college play in which he so distinguished himself. In his spare time he was writing sporting news for the daily papers. Such a busy individual should be excused for tardiness, but it was not basketball, nor acting, nor reporting, that made Myles late for class, but a certain Someone whom he used to meet accidently but with surprising frequency on his— and her—way to school. It would be idle to predict any definite future for so versatile a young man, so we can only say this: that Myles is not given to running in circles, and if he keeps up the same pace he has set at Fordham he ought to catch up with Success before long, even if he does prove history’s habit of repeating itself by meeting a fair one on die way.