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

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K Francis R. Callaghan Dennis I. Chin George Connolly, Jr. James Patrick Connolly john F. ., an LQ A TRIBUTE TO THE GUYS FROM THE CALS Like all little boys, they are made of rats and snails and puppy dog tails. They come in all sizes and shapes and all-well, no, not all nationalities but a few non-Irish slipped in. They walk and talk fmore than usj and in general outward appearances resemble most other boys their age. CVVe use the word boys because once they reach the quarter of a century mark, they prefer it to the more descriptive title men .l They are contemptuous of college girls, low heeled shoes, knee socks and short hair. They dislike exams, typing reports, hats fa few have succumbedj, work and the R.O.T.C. They like fresh air, beer, their checks on the twentieth, baseball, parties, jokes and teachers who are late for class. They are noisy and boisterous, funny and idiotic. They delight in criticizing, insulting, annoying and playing practical jokes. They would be in their glory if we had pigtails and they had inkwells. Yet, if we ever get disgusted and feel like packing it in, they are always there with an encouraging word, like Look, kid, if you canit keep up, you donit belongf' or shape up or ship out. They are adamant in refusing to close the window even in the middle of the winter, but they'll always hand us our coats. It might be like pulling teeth to collect money for this yearbook, but they are never slow when it comes to buying beer. It's sometimes hard to get them interested in school activities, but class parties, boatrides, impromptu trips to Central Park or any place else are sure successes. In noother group could you ever Hnd such talent-the voices of Pat f Black and Bluevj Dunleavy, Dennis Q Danny Boyvl Quirk, Marty C Galway Bay Q Barrett, and Tom fl'Mrs. Murphyis Chowderul Costello, the duet of Patty O,Leary and Bob Eustis and the imitations of john Ryan. They are all comedians any hour, any day and any place. They have a sense of humor that has never failed to produce laughs in any class yet-in three years. A book could be written about all or any one of them-they're all characters. Despite all the kidding, we think theyire wonderful and we're mighty glad to be with them. The easiest way to sum it up is to say-they're the greatest! 118 Ir, joseph C. Donohue Patrick M. Dunleavy Salvatore M. Ferrara Ioan Mannion Robert I. Marone

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1 .. - Class commencement on September 19 brought with it the usual confusion experienced at this time of year. Most notable was the problem of choosing the junior Economic elective. The conversation, when not occupied with the pros and cons of the various courses, was concerned with the past summers vacation and the jobs held by the various members of the class. At the end of the first week, class elections were held. Iack Varley was elected President, Ann Eagan, Vice President, Ted Serocke, Treasurer, and Aileen Hughes, Secretary. It soon became apparent as the semester progressed that the Iunior yearis courses were no pushover. We were at once exposed to Philosophy by Dr. Azar and absorbed among other small details the fact that Tony is a man. We again renewed our acquaintance with Business Law where we learned to distinguish a sale from a bailment and Bob Tocci absorbed enough detail regarding the renting of a truck to create a law of his own on the subject. In Theology class, the team of Grace Vince and Ellen Perenyi partook in some spirited debates, often times holding their own until Canon Law was quoted, ending all controversy. To round out the weekis program it is only fair to mention Tony Papa's political arguments with every Re- publican in sight with willing contributions from Pete Cunningham, Harry Arazani and Ioe Woytowich further confusing the issues, much to everyonels delight. Also of interest are the nick names fashioned for some of the gentler sex. e. g. Gus,,' Peaches, Rocky and Bubbles.v Aside from the regular curriculum the class has been active in supporting the various social events with a good turnout for the Mission Dance and an outstanding twenty two out of twenty four attending the lnterclass Dinner. Mike Gialanella was presented with the Gold Medal for scholastic excellence and honorable mention ac- corded to Ellen Perenyi, Iohn Billatti, Fred Novak and Bob Roussey. we are proud of our class and hope to continue in the true Fordham spirit. 117

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Frank I. McKeon Helen T. Moyna Patrick I. O'Leary 41, .-95 I. Ryan Ierenuah M. Sugrue Iohn E. Traynor Junior CITY HALL Frances M. Hannafin President Edward P. Corcoran Vice President 119 Rosalie E. Bruno Secretary