Fordham University College of Pharmacy - Cosdamian Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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yi NEW YORK UNIVERSITY X'V0uld you lwlicve we flmuncl il? Look, it,s five-z1He1', I16,S not here, so lefs goin 'Hi . X -1- 5,5 Two more weeks. and wc-'ll be reudv to blow up the You can never find anything around here when vou lmilclingf' need it! 51

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f LQ O O i,- First Row: Marty Iob, Pete YVest, Iohn Kot, John Fay, Second Row: Dan Ventura, Yvonne Bonito, Ed Del Mage, Stan Walczak, CPD, Bob Calderaro, Joe Dijoseph. Third Row: john Purkert, Bob Cass, Val Spina, Paul Cottone. Fourth How: Vinny Truncellito, Iim Clifford, Don Valerio, UD, Gerry Ross, QFD, Bob Costella, Royce Whitaker. .7lze Cana of 1970 VAL SPINA President IO-ANNE ECKHARDT Vice President CAROLYN VVILLIAMS Trecisiirer KATHY MONACO Secretary FRANK MOAVERO Student Council Representative Although we are Sophomores, it does not always imply that we are sophomoric in our attitude. We en- tered Fordham as typically confused Freshmen, but, under the guidance of Dr. Casazza we survived the shock of our first year of college life. Little did Doc realize that this divided, confused group would evolve in the following year as a corporate community of serious minded students. The merger of two losing frosh football teams into a powerhouse disrupted the traditional reign of the Seniors as they fell to a 20-0 romp. Although the road to a championship was blocked, the hopes for eliminating the obstacle next year are very high. Our class has the distinction oi' being the first to have an organized Christmas party after the annual Pharmacy Christmas party. Besides this distinction, we can boast about individual idiosyncrasies. Others have their fearless leader but we have our uliizzyu leader . . . I-Inman computer ot' cards . . . Surfer . . . Blondie . . . Comptroller candidate for the Mafia . . . A female impersonator . . . A Villager . . . Peacock imitator . . . Superman. VVe also have a staff ol' commuters from New jersey who help to congest traffic on the bridge . . . a class ambassador to France . . . a representative lrom the state of Connecticut . . . and another lrom Bayonne, the fire city ofthe country. NVho is the person who had to hand in his 4.0 club card .... called, This is Breaker 6, come in Breaker Si' . . . had to hide in his closet because his parents did not want him home on week-ends . . . could fill in tor Dean Martin if he had laryngitis . . . yelled, Hey guys, did you my new diving watchb . . . rarely showed up on time for classes and provided us with a mirror . . . caused fire hazards in the Bamskellar . . . faithfully patronized Aqueduct . . . while wildly skidding in his car, turned up the radio to listen to VVinchester Cathedral . . . yelled, ulbr Donnieis tooth?', Finally, we would like to have a moment of silence for the qluiet members of the class, who, with the majority of students, worked zealously to attain the right to be Upper Sophs next year.

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Gee, Iive never had an erector set Thi5 button, Sfupidyx before! i Doctor, stop saying I broke it - Somebody stole it and you know it. L y l -'- i 'fBut it S?-yS here that N6WtOD WHS Dvnes, joules, coulomhs, what is an idiot. this: Greekiy, 52