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

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Who doesn't belong in this picture??? The Photo ra h Assistants . . . ljohn J' Mason 9 p Y 2Thomas J. Masters Sports Editor . . . . William J. Carter Sports Assistants . . . Edward A' Kilkelly iStanley G. Fitzgerald ARI ES BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager . Financial Managers . Advertising Manager Boosters Managers . Financial Secretary . Subscription Managers . . .Ann H. Egan George R. Horrigan Joseph W. Garge Thomas B. O'Connor . Joan A. Mannion lThomas T. Sexton lVirginia L. Carney . Aileen M. Hughes Theodore C. Serocke Robert F. Donahue John J. Mason Photography Editor Editor, the finished copy! . Joan 'A. Mannion Advertising Manager 195 brains shall meet. George R. l-lorrigan Financial Manager Thomas B. O'Connor Financial Manager

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Edward M. Marsico Assistant Editor W. James Whelan Photography Editor Frances M. ul-lannafin Literary Editor Editor-in-Chief . Managing Editor . Associate Editors . Assistant Editor . Literary Editors . Literary Assistants Art Editor . . Art Assistants . . Photography Editor William J. Carter Sports Editor No erasing Lenny . . . ARIES EDITORIAL STAFF . . John A. Riccillo . . Raymond A. Meany Richard F. Romeo . . Richard L. Patz lGeorge R. Bill . . Edward M. Marsico lJohn W. Kelly iFrances M. l-lannafin Leonard E. Bielski . Robert J. Cummins Stewart J. Schuler . Eugene P. Spadaccini William Murphy . Paul F. Held lRosalie E. Bruno . W. James Whelan This is work!!! 194 l can be exotic, too.

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Put a shine on those shoes, mister! From my experience l found . . . rmy The United States Army Reserve Officers Training Corps program at Fordham University is based on a General Military Science curriculum. lt is designed to produce second lieutenants who, by their education, training and inherent qualities are suitable for contin- ued development as officers of the U.S. Army and U.S. Army Reserve. Graduates are subject to assignment to any branch of the Armyg however, it has been the continuing policy of the Department of the Army to consider indi- vidual desires as well as professional training and qualifications in making assignments. Fordham University has had military units on cam- pus as far back as l885. In l926, after many years of intermittent military operations, the present R.O. T.C. program was established under the terms of the National Defense Act. The i956-i957 Army R.O.T.C. enrollment at Fordham was 638 cadets. I96 The chosen few.