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

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John Quinn President Front Row: James Harrington, Donald Sinton, Tony Salpietro, Robert Delaney, John Quinn, Tony Rella, Edward Vorwerk, Frank Madden, Edgar McKenna. Middle Row: Frank Kerbl, Frank Kettenstock, Richard Brideau, John Henderson, Thomas McDernott, John Kelly, John Griffith, John Carbarini. Back Row: James Whelan, dloseph DeSantis, Louis Xavier, :Robert ' Cummins, Patrick Talbot, Andrew Macyko, Ru olph Thumess, Richard Jarvies. accountancy society This has been the year. in which the Fordham Accounting . Society has reached full maturity. It has been a year marked Sylvan A. Tesoriere Moderator by innovation and integration. From the time the Accounting Society' was Hrst organized in 1951 it has grown until it has become one of the most active clubs in the school. This has been due to a two-fold reason: the able and diligent guidance of our Moderator, Professor Silvan Tesoriere, and the keen interest and participation of all the members. The Society on Campus has been directed this year by Jack Quinn, President, who has been a member of the Executive Council for three years. He was ably assisted in his duties by Jim Gallagher, Vice President, Bob Delaney, Treasurer, and Jack O'Brien, Secretary. The City Hall Division of the Account- ing Society was directed this year by Michael Ceran, President. 199

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COLlY1Cll The 1955-56 Student Council elected John P. Monahan of Senior B as President, James Dolan of Fifth Year A as Vice President, Ray- mond Rohne of Junior A as Secretary and Richard Sweetnam of Third Year C as Treasurer. The Student Council is an organization comprised of presidents of every class and representatives of every activity of the City Hall Division of the School of Business. The Council convened bi-weekly to formulate and discuss plans for student activities. The Moderator of the Student Council is Doctor Maurice I. Hart. Among the social activities sponsored by the Student Council have been the Annual Interclass Dinner held on December 3, 1955 under the joint chairmanships of Raymond Rohne and Raymond Meaney of the Campus Division, and the Freshman Orientation Program com- mitteed by members of the Council in conjunction with the various activities of the school. ff' .2 f uJ'uT'.A X' ,f- , .ff .,,f ,. if ,f',f- fp... - A, . X if M-f ,iff A IW!!! , V , rf M.f u' T lf f . ' I f' . I M ei.. c C 1 T Y H A L L , Af ,fr e W ,ff ffif'1f' ,f ,fl 5 J A-Kpfpfb ljfnll I -N ' .c WF fy Llfvfwc' Av' 1' A f A Lf, of . IKE ! ., -Q fzl .- F' ,- f Dr. Maurice lf. Hart Moderator John Monahan President Front Row: Raymond Rohne, James Dolan, John Monahan, Dr. Maurice I. Hart, 'Richard Sweetnam. Second Row: Edward Corcoran Rosalie Bruno, Frances Hannafin, John Varley, Ted Serocci, Stacy Kotsopulos, Carol Kisselbach, Richard Bosco, Thomas Wogan. Third Row John Abruzzese, Erich Augustin, James McKeon, William Sullivan, Christ Drakopulos, Dan Mulroy, Ann Egan, Aileen Hughes. Back Row James Murdoch, Thomas Lokay, Mary Jane Blake, Robert Boris, Rosemary Duggan, John Daly, Jack LoRe, John Schneider, James Slear

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D.Q.ll Front Row: Terry Rollo, Mary Gagne, Carmen Spalla, Isabel Dempsey, Helen Murphy, Stacy Kotsopulos, Carol Kisselbach Back Row: John Varley, Ted Serocci, Albert Ullmann, John Grill, Leonard DePol, Bob Roussey, Paul Sperry, Michael Gionelli john Monahan, joseph Garger. CITY HALL By joint endeavors they have concentrated on firmly establishing the foundations laid in previous years. The general meetings have become a mainstay and are al- ways well attended by the members. The Balance Sheet has risen to the position of a leading publication, known not only throughout the University, but outside as well. The Accounting Society can also claim another first with the adoption of the practice of awarding keys to those meriting them by their endeavors. And finally, to enable the members of the organization to become better acquainted, an Annual Dinner and Dance has become a permanent function. With all these accomplishments and activities of the past year the future can hold brighter prospects for the Accounting Society of the School of Business of .Fordham University. 198 Michael Geran President