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

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fs m'.' 7 hT Z rl D i'C1ass Officers Q Donald Chritesien, Vice President, Vinson, Secretary, .Albert Haefner, Treasurer. T V D q QDEALY HALL. .. Soph D achieved University recognition at the start of the year by successfully winning the University Football Championship. The class tied an all star team from Iona in its only intercollegiate contest. The class is proud of the cooperation and spirit displayed by the members of the team, the coach, and the manager, all of whom made this possible. VVe should like to thank all the other members of the class and the Business School who came out and rooted for Sophomore D, especially Father Higgins through whose prayers and help we achieved our victory. This victory was topped off by a very successful Sopho- more party held at Henry's Bay View Inn. The use of the slide rule has been an aid in the compu- tation of the odds on the future arrival of the newest ad- dition to the Iohn Terry family . . . while most of us were anxiously awaiting our mid-term grades, Tom Donovan was honeymooning in the Poconos . . . the economic boom showed itself in the purchase of new or newer cars by certain upcoming young capitalists of the class. 7 Front Row: Iohn Fiely, William Smith, Nick Penachio, Fred Repetti, Daniel Monogue, Bob Liptack, James Cullen, Paul Finnerty. Middle Row: Richard Marsico, VValter Schneider, Iohn Bennett, Thomas McDonald, Thomas Reis, john Glidden, Joseph Longo, William Kearney. Back Raw: Iohn Tern, john Callahan, Edward Vinson, Joseph Schlager, Albert Haefner, Charles von Zutphen, Gerald Ryan, Donald Christesen, james Derrico, john Handscomb.

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Sophomore C met once again at the beginning of its second year at Fordham. Although a few faces were miss- ing because of transfers to the Downtown Division, the class was fortunate to have some eight new faces, most of whom were from last years Freshman I class. Four of these new classmates raised the total number of veterans to ten. Elections for the class officers took place and john Rielly was elected President, OiSullivan, Vice President, Vince Keneally, Secretary and George O'Neil, Treasurer. The first three officers were also the class representatives to the committee which conducted the Freshman Reception in November. The social side of Sophomore C during the year was curtailed somewhat because of the demise of football at Fordham. However, the class was always well represented at all the dances held at Fordham during the year, and it had exceptional representation at the Sophomore Dance held in November. As a result of the grades for the first semester it can safely be said that the class is having a good academic year along with its good social year. Class Officers V. O'Sullivan, Vice President, j. Reilly, President, V. Keneally, Secretary, R. Cooperman, Treasurer. ophomore C DEALY HALL T Front How: P. Cunningham, Ed O'Sullivan, George O'Neil, Russ Coopman, Donald Herbert, James Flynn, Thomas Kiesslmy. Middle Row: john Payton, John Reilly, Michael Leyden, Paul Isacsson, Paul McGuinness, Junior Giuliano. Back Row: George,Camil1eri, John Walsh, Harry Bonizzo, Gene Campre, V, Keneally, Thomas Brown, Edward Klein.

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After a successful Freshman year we returned to 302 Broadway eager to start our Sophomore year. During the span of a year we have increased both our academic and extra-curricular activities. Getting off on the right foot, we elected Erich Augustin, President, joe Cosgrove, jim Hopkins and Tom Healey as Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer, respectively. Sophomore A boasts of membership in nearly every activity in the school including The Maroon Quill, the Ac- counting and Marketing Societies, the Barrett Literary Society and Intramurals Bowling. At present, Thomas Healey, Hugh Enright, Arthur Ken- nedy and Edward O'Malley are attempting to join the ranks of the Maroon Key Society of which jim Hopkins and Erich Augustin are members. The basketball games, Mission Dance, Interclass Dinner, junior Prom and various other social activities were well attended. The class parties, as usual, were a tremendous success. As the year ends, we are thankful to be known as Ford- ham men and we more fully appreciate the opportunities presented to us to help us achieve our goal. XVe are look- ing forward to next year when we will continue our journey with the same friends and activities which make our school life at Fordham both scholastically and socially pleasant. Class Officers James Hopkins, Secretary, Erich Augustin, President, Thomas Healey, Treasurer. Sophomore A CITY HALL Front Row: Iames Coyne, Edward O'Malley, Hugh Enright, Thomas Healey, Erich Augustin, Nicholas Carducci, Paul Major. Middle Row: Vincent Sabella, Richard Cadigan, james Hopkins, Charles Lenzinger, Thomas VVendorf, Francis O'Sullivan, Andrew Taylor, VValter Brewster. Back Row: Robert Garguilo, jacob Talamas, john Bligh, Arthur Kennedy, Paul Angiolillo. 'L