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

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Fourth Year B Having completed four years of evening study at Fordham University, the erstwhile Junior feels like the channel swimmer who with the break of dawn is able to see the shore for the first time. However, if he harbors any doubt as to his ability to continue, the thought of the amount of energy he has to expend to come this far, and of his proximity to shore as a result of such efforts, pro- duces the incentive needed to complete the swim. Along with the opening of the new semester came the election of officers. Chosen as president was Jim Harley, as veep Joe Sommers, Jim O'Donnell as secre- tary and Charie McSorley as holder of the purse strings. This year Section B welcomed Casimir Belinski, Jim Cosgrove, John Hallacy, Louis King and Joe Senko from Section C3 Edith Nicholas from Section A3 Jack McGro- arty, and Mike Ferranti from day school, and last but not least, Ralph Dimpel who survived a European campaign with the U.S. Army, and Jerry McCarthy after an extended vacation from Night school. The passage of time continues to shape the final destinies of our members. Charlie McSorley, Dick Mul- ligan, Bill Byrne, Bill Crawford, Bob Burke, Jim Harley and Max Planck have become proud fathers and Ken Sammon has shed the cloak of bachelorhood. We are also very proud of Jim Harley who was awarded a gold medal and Tom O'Connor who was selected as Night Editor of the Quill. We also understand that an oscar was awarded to Max. Best wishes to Bob-Burke, Ed McGill and John O'Con- nell who purchased new homes during the year. We also understand that a famous union delegate is moving to Brooklyn and a social worker is joining the French For- eign Legion-Good Luck. Some of our classmates are endowed with special talents. For' example, Bill Jackson, Ed O'Keefe, Joe Sommers and Bob McDonald are leading exponents on importing and exporting. Marie Speirs hit stardom with her recording of Always on the opposition hit parade and Danny boola-boola O'Kane won wide aclaim in his portrayal of Willie Beveridge. Section B has been endowed with a great deal Of spirit from its very inception. Evidence of this fact was expressed at our successful class socials and a winning intramural basketball team coached by Joe Tom Cam- marata and ably assisted by Whitey Walkin with his version of a Rangoon Gantt chart. Now it is time to bid farewell for we must depart lnot entirely involunta-ryl from these hallowed halls. With the greatest portion of our college years behind us, we look ahead anxiously to our senior year and the real- ization of the ambition for which we have all been so earnestly striving. In closing we'd like to express our deep appreciation to our teachers for helping us realize the value of a Cath- olic education. COMPLIMENTS OF Junior A - City Hall Paul Angiolillo Erich Augustin Richard Cadigan James Coyne Hugh Enright Joseph Filardi Armand Ferrillo Robert Garguilo Richard Hanley Kenneth Harbace Thomas Healey William Hoey James Hopkins Cornelius Huff Arthur Kennedy Edward Kurtzke ' Charles Lenzinger Joseph Leone Nicholas Lore Paul Major William Moran Patrick O'Donnell Edward O'Malley Francis O'Sullivan John O'Sullivan Francis Pirto James Robertson Vincent Sabella Richard Stern Eckart Volmer Thomas Wendorff David Wright 263

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