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

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umvenslty BANG Long a leading organization at Fordham is the University Band. High- lights of the Bandls activities were the annual Spring Concert and its Christ- mas Concert. The Band also has' taken part in civic ceremonies, such as the Pulaski Day Parade and the St. Patrick's Day Parade. The Band has approximately forty-five members under the direction of Mr. George Seuffert. The moderator is Prev. Harold Mulqueen, SJ., who has been moderator since 1929. Founded in 1925, the University Band has taken a leading part in the activities of Fordham. The Band has been located at Tiernan Hall for many years. However, this year the building is being torn down to make ready for a new modern building. As a result, in September, the University Band will meet in Collins Auditorium. The Band is very familiar with Collins though, because they have been practicing there once a Week. . K . 1, A J J Q lg' f ,YQ Y- x 9 -3J? 5'? l ' if? f 'Sain 4.,.t,r., S.. , . r 'amiga '. .QW ' 6 P . ,l' 1,3 D fzvWQ1'Jf- W .rf ' .i z ,lar f' 'ylr 'W I I T ' '12 v 1 L' glfm.. QW'-t 4 y lift ff' ,wgiiltrgafi tt W V X ' 1 - ' , ' 1TE l w..4e'W ,. F yi ,yr 'lf' ,, rl . W iw , I V' ., 4, x ls Y. .1-1 Hgfrgsr-. K .,. . , . .--ufzrwqv G ' W Qian! 'ivLf'I13U'7 ft? 'Q -Wt'i'i:,4- , . 218 ' ffi ll wa Q

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Moderator Reverend Leo Monaghan, SJ., addresses the Key. manoon key Established in 1953 to promote student support of athletic functions and allied events, the Key has shown once again this year its true Fordham spirit. To help promote and bolster the activities are students from the School of Business, both City Hall and Campus Divisions, the College of Arts and Sciences, the School of Education and the College of Pharmacy. Under the able guidance of Reverend Leo Monaghan, SJ., the Steering Committee, Committee Chairmen and members have once again performed a great job. The officers elected to the Steering Committee were George Kimpel, Chair- man, School of Business, City Hall Division, Michael Calhoun, College of Arts and Sciences, Don Dolan, School of Business, Campus Division, Kay Horgan, School of Education, and Dick Otis, College of Pharmacy. The chairmen of the various committees were Gene Price, Social Commit- tee, Gerald O'Sullivan, Key Committee, Bon Stracci, Entertainment Committee, Stacy Kotsopulos, Sales Committee, and Eileen Dowling, Publicity Committee. A note of thanks goes to Ioan Garofalo and Alma Carey, Key Secretaries, and Jhlz THEAT 1' VQ '55'NEff lull ' A ggtiiti pu?-'55 SKI N133 Q Nl ff 1 N 5 4:4 Z 21 POR Dun H Ds GLOW QRIVB George Kimpel Chairman, Steering Committee Mary Gagne, Financial Secretary. The Keyis undertakings this year included: Open House Dances, the Ford- ham Festival, which included a jazz concert, an intramural football game be- tween the Fordham All Stars and the Manhattan All Stars which was won by Fordham, the Coronation Dance crowning Miss Fordham, and last but not least, the Ski Weekend. Ski Weekend . . . no skis. Olympic tryouts. 217

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UDIVGIQSII glee luis Again as in the past, the Fordham University Clee Club was Rose Hill's chief ambassador of good will and song. A familiar sight leading the vocalizing rams,,' Mr. Frederic Joslyn, otherwise known as Doc, once again ably directed all productive efforts of the group. Father Theodore F. Farley SJ., moderator of the club, has guided the affairs of the club and helped members in private life as well as in matters of song. This year the Business School should be proud of its fine representatives. They are: Dick Campbell, Don Dolan, Bill Milusich, Bill Barrs, Ed Hill, Brian McDonnell, Richard VVelch, Carl Lewondowski and outstanding soloist jim McCole. It's been a busy year for the club. The boys have serenaded many various eastern girls, schools in New York, Albany, Boston and New Haven. Two biggest events of the year were the Christmas Concert at the New York Athletic Club and the annual Town Hall Concert. At the latter, a sellout audience listened attentively to several classical selections interspersed with modern and spiritual pieces. At the finish, all agreed no musical group ever received a more enthusiastic reception. The true spirit of -the University is most certainly exemplified by the organization. In june when graduation beckons, the memory of this is well preserved in the mind of Fordham men. On the day of commencement those departing are united in this spirit by a singing farewell impressively rendered by Fordharnis men of song. The voices of Rose Hill. Let's have a songfest. The leaders. 219 Z, 1 i