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

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Aff 9, , - ,., - L V if-' 1 .4g',g:E Front Row: F. l-lannafin, N. Coppola, S .King, D. Sprague. Second Row: J. McPadden, A. Eklund, G. Brady, J. Polito. Back Row: R. Bardwil, T. Farrell, J. Thompson, K. Meeker, C. Walsh, J. Mason. ulry Council of Debate Still boasting with pride over its triumph in win- ning the First Annual Utica College Debate Tourna- ment at Utica the previous April, the Mulry Council of Debate again opened its doors to intra and inter- mural forensic activities. An intensive membership campaign brought within Mulry's ranks many fine new speakers and debaters who, under the guidance of the Moderator, Dr. Joseph R. Sherlock, and the critiques of Miss Frances Hannafin, began to ponder, analyze and debate with the senior members, the national intercollegiate debate topic, Resolved that the United States should cease direct economic aid to foreign Dr. Joseph R. Sherlock Moderator 178 Dering J. Sprague President l countries. The officers of the club were Dering Sprague, President, Frances Hannafin, Vice President, John Mason, Secretary, and James McPadden, Treasurer. The club also had the distinction of having one of its members, James Mcpadden, elected president of the Metropolitan Intercollegiate Debating Council. After a fine year of debating both among them- selves and with other colleges, Mulry, one of the old- est extracurricular activities of the school, closed its year with the annual dinner, at which many former members were present. Ra ring to go!

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C? Sitting: P. Conklin, A. Egan, E. Coleman, J. Quadrino, M. Keenan, Standing: P. Lee, W. Loughran, K. Meeker, C. Zangara, J. Hickey, C. Drakopoulos, V. Sabella, V. Cafarchio, D. Gaydos, D. Raftery, J. Garger, W..Lynch. Lo ola. Business Club The Loyola Business Club had a very successful and active year under the direction of Mr. Robert L. Koerner, the club moderator. The activities of the club this past year took the form of a very complete and varied program. The primary purpose of our organization is to acquaint students with the career opportunities in the various fields of industry and business. To this end, guest speakers were invited to address the group. The lecture series was inaugurated with the appearance of Mr. Paul Centi of the Placement Gffice. Other speak- ers included Mr. Bryan Marvin of Consolidated Edison who evaluated the importance of the newly proposed Indian Point Atomic Energy Project and Mr. Robert We'll have it painted during the summer, Joan. Lyons of the New York Telephone Co. who explained and demonstrated integrated Data Processing in the demonstration room of the New York Telephone Co. Feeling that it would be beneficial to all con- cerned, we also incorporated a program of specific interest and value to the Freshman. The chairman of the respective school departments addressed the Fresh- men on the particular values of and requirements for the fields of study they represented. Responsible for the complete and well run sched- ule were Joseph Garger, Ann Egan and Christ Drako- poulos who acted in the capacity of President, Vice President and Secretary-Treasurer respectively. . .,.. '..i 'Q ., -Q Professor g Q R b t L K ?iM24l:?iln-i-2- 555335315 ' ' o er . oerner Moderato, Joseph W. Garger President v Ywa r .t Q' ' v ai.:-fpg.:: . Q- 5 1 5' . -f .. .- -r 1' ..z , ' xg 3 3 .,5,2:f: 54 fm,-f lt r 6 V an. as efmwx x ' ' , 41 'iii '+w, gv. 1 . 1...r 3, frsswmaju 4. 1 psig, 4 I li 43, Mi. Q, Q3 aiu-s x as fb W xx ax 'KS as 22,9 2,341 in 'f

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Sitting: E. Daly, A, Fallon, M. Feenaghty, Standing: D. Sweeney, R. Boris, T. Costin, Dr. McClelland, F. McPherson, G. Raboni, G. Andrews, F. Cespino. Shealy Debatin Society Under the able direction and supervision of Dr. Samuel McClelland, the members of The Shealy Debat- ing Society conduct debates and forums on subjects of great importance to the student who is interested in the affairs of our nation and the rest of the world. Every evening student is afforded the opportunity to express himself on controversial subjects. Each Wednesday evening, the Society holds its meeting during which a debate or forum is heldj After each discussion, Dr. McClelland presents a critique which serves to appraise the ability of the participants. This part of the organizations program is of great . Boris for president. benefit to the students. lt aids not only to correct deficiences in speech, form, and presentation, but helps to make the student aware of his abilities. The Shealy Debating Society has this year partici- pated in intercollegiate debating. The National Topic was:-Resolve that the United States should cease all direct economic aid to foreign countries. All in all, the season was a very successful ancl profitable one. Much of the credit goes to the officers, Ann Marie Fallon, President, Gerard De Witt, Vice President, Mary Feenaghty, Secretary. M Ei4i Ann Marie Fallon President 179