Fordham University School of Business - Aries Yearbook (New York, NY)

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J' ' f Fl I I' 5 V I is 232142, Dv' 1 L, - . 1- f s ,4 , , r H K' K . if-1+ : 5 JLIMM X -vw tru,-.5 H-.. ti .J-ri -aff? Wr , Q?fs+2'r' if pta- ! I! , wa 7. f E.. If s M A -xv 7 -XX f Freshman Business President: LESTER KELLY Vice-President: WILLIAM CALLAHAN Secretary: TIMOTHY HYNES Treasurer: WALTER ANDERSON THE transition from hoyhood to manhooot is a tremendous one indeed. After the experience of our first year at Fordham we have come to a fun realization of what the canyon hetvveen childhood and maturity truly signifies. We arrived fresh from the fountains of fact and imposition of icleas, the high school. Gut of the mist of our Freshman year. however, we have heen hrought to a realization of the power and Worth of each one of ourselves as inflivictuals. Vve had long hecome accustomed to heing looked upon as irrespon- sihie children of whom anything might come to he expected. Suddenly it was hrought to our attention hy the hinctiiness of a numher of professors that We were men and would he held responsihle to the thinking and acting operations ot men. It was such a novel experience for us that we had a prime tenclency to laugh at the ridicule of the Whole situation. But what was humor in Septemher is Wisdom in June. Deo gratiast 'lm I ' A sn- tug' ! 'r osy 55 W E

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I 1' 1 Yo 1 1 ,i -vulvllilii af fs .fm H ' . M m ,4 -pg ,.,--i:'- - , , X , f .- 1 ' Y- -,,.,-I-I-'f ' ' t-- await' 'Ns' Q is ' w my Nh' F 'pf S C' E L I 31 V' ll fri? ,,1 in E We Qfffliftftl-f'2fx Mar itim - tl February Freshman Business President: GEORGE LYONS Vice-President: JOSEPH MCGARRY Secretary: JOHN DESHJERIO Treasurer: LAMBERT SPRONCK LIGHT travels at 186,000 miles per second. To us who are heginning our college education it seems, after the short time we have heen in the novel academic atmosphere, that ideas travel from the professors to the students, chairs at that pace, quadrupled, at least. What We had come to helieve a simple process hy which the mind of a well informed indi- vidual Was poured into the empty molds of Freshman heads, turned out to he a Iahorious task hy which, through serious effort, a small amount of essential and vital knowledge was ohtained. At this first halt-year mark in our quest for culture, the sun is at last driving the Wehs from our hrains. We have not altered our calculation of the speed with which thought travels from professors, minds. But it is heginning to appear as if hy a harder drive from our mental legs, that we can at least stay close enough to the leader to keep his goal in sight. Excelsior! I 85 WV' inn lll'- -i llll ' mum , , N ,A ,, W A 1 Fm .. ,Qu kllb , .J M 4 st