Fordham University - Maroon Yearbook (New York, NY)

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M A R 0 0 N W. JAM ICS BARNWELL Hu cirri or of . I rfs lhon ' I. %l. I Spurts Bdilor i I Harvester lub c:. I); Track (I. . S. 4t: IVtatc I. 3); S l:ility I. 3. 4i. Baraev's self confessed sleepiness hasn't ;it all hampered his collegiate activity . . . lias l een proficient in track. football and tennis . . . I.nt the greatest thrill of all came when he was appointed Sports Kditor of the Kitm ... even ill this |M sition. though, he doesn't like Monday morning quarterbacks ... to I'ordham he owes in his own words, education, friendship, fun. work. JOSEPH A. HA RONE Bachelor o f . I rlx Suin'ilv 11, if. a. 4); French l'lull (it•; Harvester Club (4.1. While his favorite extra-curricular activity may be the N. Y. A., he'd quit it gladly, if he had a million . . . as tokens of his versatility has a silver haschall for his indoor baseball prowess, and honorable mention in Junior for his scholastic standing . . . renicmlMTs most vividly W ilbur ' )ne | lay“ Stanton's winning point against T. ('. I'. in ’: !. . . his wifc-to-lie must be above all—a good cook. ALBERT W. BARILE Itachi lor of Science Chemists' Club 41. •t. 3. I): Mciulrl Club •!. :l. I : Intramural Sport '2. 3. I ; nnnnlicul 4‘lub (I. t, S. 4). lias very definite leanings toward the study of medicine and o |»eots to enter ornell Med. School . . . would enjoy seeing all of these I’nitcd States strictly as a knight of the road . . . if he had a fortune would donate part of it to Fordham. jH-rhaps not with complete altruism, for the installation of a drinking fountain in the Chemistry Building . . . casts a minority vote for de emphasis of football at I'ordham . . . prefers baseball himself. Hi

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FRANCIS A Al'LET A. JR. Bachelor of Science ItuMiM-vt Mgr M .... • Sml.iliiy i:;, li. I5usiiicv Forum (I. ! . • . Ham I. £): Harvester Club (4 ; Westchester Club iH; I K'l at« (I Can most often 1h found in neighborhood Ivowling alleys . . I»nt hasn't neglected classes «»r school activities either . . . claims lie can talk himself out of anything which might help to explain how he earned :{00() since Freshman Vear . . . as a lad dreamed of Iniildiug bridges, tunnels, etc. . . . his favorite expression: Act ion s|H-aks louder than words. KEVIN J. AVIAVAR!) Bachelor o f . I rls Minn-.' ami Muinmrr ll; Scriveners 11 Vergil Academy 11 i; ’Lissi -.»l Clul (I. •i. I . Sodality (II. One of Fordham s foremost classical scholars . . . has helped to prove this by winning the Roach Classics prize in Sophomore and gohl medals for class honors both before and since . . . enlivens his studies with some keen basketball with his first million intends to acquire a large library . . . rivals I’opeve as far as eating spinach goes . . . incidentally, one of the few Rritish-born Fordhamites. 1 GEORGE E. EANTON Bachelor of Science Spanish Club 0 .; Debate (It.'; Harvester lull 01. K. Confesses to a secret yearning to operate a chain of really first-class restaurants . . . showed that he could make a success of such a business by earning $.‘5(KH) while in college . • • would like nothing better than to spend his whole day on a golf course . . . has an idea that Fordhain ought to have its own stadium for its athletic contests . . . devours avidly steak and mushrooms. lo

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KDMOM) BKI.ANOKR Bachelor of Seinin' »»l:iliiv C5. I); lliisiuess I'Wutii I. •!. .'5. ('xnmiliriil l l‘ ('■ I turvesler '«!' l I M UtooS. v»'| tins Mjr i I N hat’s (In slorv here? is liis trademark . . • one of tin ran few who never sleeps in Kthics . . . wanted to Ik a son captain. hut now is aiming for Harvard Business School . . . i olio man whoso favorih activity really is the M uoo . . . longs for I ho day when Keating Hall will have real chairs instead of “what they call chairs there. AltTIK'K I BARItKTT Bachelor of Srinire Sedulity IS, I i. No hidden amhitioiis here, just a modest and open desire to graduate, get a job and he independent . . . answers to Art or even Artie hut not to Axel or Iggic. ids other two nicknames . . . would he willing to buy camp chairs for the standing army if lie could afford it . . . has received Honorable Mention for his studies . . . hasn't been dismayed by four hours commuting daily for four years and would still go to Kordham again in spite of that. JOHN J. IIAUKY litirlii for of Science Sxlalitv it): Mimes and Mummers ill; eliesl.r ( lull It); Itiisiiu-, Fnnim (I ; Inlr.t-inurut S|M rtx (1. . 3). IN ople really call him Ihia . . . con siders self master of t he art of eireuni-lociitiou . . . would like to speak on the radio . . . has a soft spot in Ins heart, and his stomach, for Virginia ham . . . greatest thrill was passing B.A . . . grateful for l’ordham's intramural sports program . . . also likes dances and philosophy, incompatible though they seem . . . credit him for Duchiu at the Ball. 1 4 0 17