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

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Q .-i'S5l?3'11r5'NE1I K? i THE 1957 ARIES Richard Sexton, M.A., -Faculty Adviser Vincent Baniszewslci, Editor-in-Chief Francis Vvetzel, Managing Editor Edward Doyle, Business Manager Francis Jasper, Financial Martager Daniel Huttenlarauclc Circulation Manager EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS Jael: Clarlc Jesse Greenwald Edward lVlcCarthy Francis Clooney Paul Kingston Julius D'Amato John Powers Edward Tierney Horace Sharrow Charles Mccahe BUSINESS ASSISTANTS John Vassar Vvalter Hopkins Timothy Costello Vvilliam Callahan Joseph Gentile Norman lVlacDonald ADVERTISING STAFF John Meehan, Advertising Manager Umloerto Nluscio Peter Purchia Thomas Barrett Anthony Marsi, Art Editor Leo Katz, Photography John Loughran, Photography John Conifi, Sports Editor Gordon Reath, Asst. Sports Editor Editorial and Business Represene tatives: Leonard Bonner, William Kelly, Martin Murphy, John Regan, John Hogan, Raymond Concannon, Joseph Bradt, John lVlcArdle, Thom- as Conway, Daniel Scanlan, George Lyons, Lester Kelly, Frank Cadigan, Arthur Fiore, George Nolting, Ed- ward P. Williams, John O'Donnell, Thomas Welch, Edward O,Leary, Hallisey, James Parlcs. 107 f ,

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H-I-H1 ,.,. - - ww' YI lfffigx m-ll vu a . . - ww' M ' Q K -wkfe?- ., . 9 ' - f er' gr vaa15:TuQ.-T,-5175 17 E- 4 iAu.QmrFi5f1fiug, jf es. . rl me ED6LMiT1al.l - - .f 5?3f,2f' ' U - s ' ' l at t Fordham 66 -f Franklin and Marshall 7 ON THE afternoon of October 5 Maroon adherents crossed the river to the Randallys lsland Stadium to witness the lirst act in Fordhamgs 1956 football show. Little did those followers of the Maroon dream that they would be considering crossing the con- ' V CAPT. MAUTTE tinent a few Weelcs later. This year, strange to say, one heard little of Fordham,s annual early season slogan, uRose Hill to Rose Bowlf, prior to the opening of hos- tilities. Even the staunchest Ram rooters loolied at the Hsuicide scheduleu with misgivings. Concern was even expressed about the opening gameg not because the strength of Fordham was doubted but because the Franlclin and Marshall team was composed of the same veterans who last year bowed to Rose Hill 14 to 7 only after Dullcie and lVlaniaci with characteristic do or die spirit scored twice lor the Maroon in the final period to grab victory from the flames. The shrill call of the opening whistle had scarcely ceased to echo when the tide of Fordham touchdowns tossed and tumbled the bewildered Diplomats about the gridiron. Spectators rubbed their eyes and gazed in awe and amazement at a Ram offense that seemed to have a baclc loose in the open field on almost every play. At last came running plays that swept Franlclin and Marshall to defeat 66 to 7. SCORE BY PERIODS Fordham ............ 21 13 20 12-66 Franklin Marshall 0 O O 7-f 7 Fordham Franklin Marshall Paquin ............ L.E. ......,......... Pew Franco ....... LT. .......... Beynon Marion . ....... L.G. .... Santariello Wojie ............ C. .......... Sponaugle LOII1baI'di ........ R, G. .,.......... Roeder Stanton .......... R.T. .......... Musante Druze .. ...... R.E. .,,.....,,.. Apple Palau .............. QB. ...,...... Cilibarti Gurske ............ L.H. ........ Hummer Mautte ............ R.H. ........ Medwick Dulkie ..........., FB. ............ Iaeger Z FORDHAM UNlVERSITY,S FOOTBALL SQUAD 2 'iii-1 IO W .. '44 6 9 . 'tml Qfrfff ffrl'f ,.i'!AQiQ 565 i1F'fii:1i.6a2.E