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

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fi if 5 3237 ia: Front Row: H. Forgione, F. Poczatek, P. Dursi, E. Spadaccini, F. McShane, P. Bugoni. Second Row: D. Christesen, J. Reilly, D. Sullivan, G. Crowley, J. Lyons. Back Row: A. Haefner, J. Owens, G. Horrigan, M. Cashman, R. Meany. Student Council DEALY HALL l 1 3 li Q But, where will we get the money? IS8

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Dedicated to developing in the individual lives of its members a special fervor of Catholic life through devotion to the Mother of God and to her Son. There could not be a more perfect dedication for an organization than that of our Sodality. Reverend Thomas A. Duross, S.J., served as faculty moderator for the second year. Under his able and friendly supervision, another successful year was entered into the history of the Evening Sodality. Our prefect, Tom Wogan, along with Father Duross, started the Sodality calendar with an explana- tion of ways of fulfilling the Sodality rules. Our aim of fostering devotion to the Blessed Mother was discussed. At our regular monthly meetings, discussion and an open forum on the Canon Laws of Marriage domin- ated the Fall session. Guest speakers were invited and Benediction was held at alternate meetings. The Annual Mission Dance, sponsored by the joint Sodalities, was, once again, an overwhelming success, and in joining with the Downtown Day Sodal- ity, we once again helped bring a Merry Christmas to. the children of a local orphanage. Lent found the Evening Sodality augmenting their meetings with Stations of the Cross, and each member strove to foster individual morning Mass and Commun-ion by setting the example by his own ef- forts. The Annual Communion Breakfast of the com- bined Sodalities was held Palm Sunday. Prefect Tom Wogan was aided in the manage- ment of Sodality by Joseph Kurtzke, Vice-Prefect, and Robert Boris, Secretary-Treasurer. Blessed Sacrament Thomas A. Wogan Prefect Where's Tom Wogan?

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The meeting was opened at 8 A. M. with a prayer by our moderator, Mr. Diskin. ere present: , The roll was called and all members w Seniors Juniors Cashman Owens Horrigan, V.P. McShane Sexton Reilly, Sec. Spadaccini Haefner Meany, Pres. Christesen, Treas. Sophomores Freshmen Crowley Lyons Forgione Hickey Governale Sullivan Dursi, Sec, Weimer Poczatek Bugoni Mussetti OLD BUSINESS: As in the past years, we set out this year to accom- plish our Constitutional purpose i.e., to represent the student body of the School of Business, Campus Divi- sion. We will foster activities for the students, stimu- late spirit in the school and formulate and coordinate policies with regard to student interests in cooperation with the faculty and the administration. ln the wee small hours of the morning. . Professor Raymond J. Diskin Moderator Raymond A. Meany President NEW BUSINESS: A motion was made that Mr. Dursi be appointed chairman of Freshman -Reception Committee. Sec- onded. Vote l6-O-4. Carried. Mr. Christensen was appointed chairman and brought forth a new and complete Student Directory. Vote: unanimous. Mr. Reilly was appointed Chair- man of the Junior Prom for the campus division. Vote: l8-O-Z. Carried. This year witnessed the birth of a new organiza- tion as Frank McShane requested Council approval to start a School of Business Booster Club whose express purpose it was to give extra support to School of Business activities. The results were surely rewarding of the work done. Permission was granted. Vote: unanimous. Before adjourning a word of thanks is due once again to our moderator, Mr. Raymond J. Diskin, and our Assistant Dean, Reverend William E. Boyle, SJ., without whose continued interest and support we would have found impossible to label this year as- another job well done. ' The Secretary made a motion for adjournment after setting the date-for the next meeting. Vote: unanimous. The meeting was closed with a prayer by Mr. Dis- kin, the moderator, at 8:50 A.M. The Secretary l 59