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

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Fourth Year Business President: THOMAS WELCH Vice-President: EDWARD WHITE Secretary: FRANK MURPHY Treasurer: GEORGE P. GOUCK WITH anchor weighed and canvas spread, away from the doldrums of four years hack, and into the hlow rowed our mariners of finance. Last Septemher, at the fourth of the six extended watches, the tempests suf- fered only eleven of our hearties to remain at the oars and with the aid of the wind, to propel our hoat even further from the port ot emharlcation. Yet, although we of the Fordham Argonauts in quest of our golden Fleece of Colchisi-our diplomas-are diminished in numher, the ship makes headway and the voyage approaches its end. The winds and waters of this year have horne us wen heyond the median of the charted six-year sail. Gf greater importance, however, they have played a part in developing our faculties and in adding to the virtues that must he ours ere we can mark ourselves as Fordham Men. In short, we, the crew of this craft, reviewing the journey, its of- ferings, and our attainments, find the experience thus far exciting and rewarding, and scan the heavens for omens of the sailing weather on the morrow. 'W L aw 76 H '

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