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

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Hurry the picture, our ginger ale awaits without. all 1957 On the evening of February eleventh the Fordham gymnasium took on a military air to provide a proper setting for the Fourteenth Annual Military Ball. The theme of the Ball was based upon the North Atlantic Treaty Grganization, with flags of its seventeen mem- ber nations artistically draped along the sides of the gym against a background of national blue. The affair was sponsored by the Cadet Officers' Club and was under the direction of its President, George R. Horrigan. The guests were most courteously attended in the military manner by members of the Pershing Rifles. . ' There were three hundred couples on hand to enjoy the music oflfincent Lopeziand his orchestra. The high- light of the evening was the choosing of the Queen of the Ball ,andherr attendants. While the Senior cadets danced wIthf't'h.elir!idat.es the cadre judgeschose eight finalists. debate lovelyW.Miss Doris Giesin was choser1g,Quleeni and Qwest-crowneid by Cadet George Horrigan Whoralfslo presented hier witha gold calendar bracelet i'ngsCli?iiibel'Cl in memory of the occasion. The Miil'itallry Ball once, again proved,ftQ5l5le'fone i.Vyt.l o i.'. evenfsfoln the4'Fo rd- r r 1 sr.s T .t T ..s 241 i . T f f if E The service here is terrible