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

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joint function of both Uptown and A ,?.17 ,,5:: V :Q 9 We .-ni, mf- -.if , i .. ,. Q., W. W, ., . , - , , . 1, 71- 7 W , , Af , .i Q lf? W3 if I F if I K ,- Z fi , - 17- f -V ff., Wi -..,f , 5 M 4 i 5 1 M f 1 'ef 4 1 ' f fs Q. i GB Hclfmwl Gi' 3533353833 5 Sisidsm iraislwimy fox' the second time at .gOILlh?3.l11 Uni- lfsity, the combined SM Ears Dir., Q0 lm Palm Sunday, ll Communion Business was held on 1 l missy S the School of nance last week. wmisimimsg led by both the a. iiemlsiss Din ,Tw Ee- QE i City Dick bNVCClllfll'll, Lricli Allf,fll5l1ll, LlH'l5l Drulcopoulos :mal Bob Boris were electccl l'rc:siilem,, Vice-Pmsicleiif, Secretary aiicl Trcfzisilrex' respectively of tlie Siurlcm, Council. qziruriaiiialxi mwixisgli ilw r-lorlirm rif- , I 4 Q6 .4, 1, 4 f , 1 1 f f N, f ' Q ipus 4 H 6 I l f 1 f is Qkiizmmal, Egfffsilsifsisl last meeting clurmgz thc close Ol Mic swing: ,. Y .- 'Q , -W mm term. llic mcmliers are now sQi'vmg as QQ? oliliccrs for llie year 1957-53, This yC:u s l3i'esii'lem is ,lack Reilly. Q., Egg Qwyghgg Vlzfwlc has previously clistlzigiiisliccl l'iims6lf me ilip iimmi-ii flmirmzin nf Ilia lrmior. ,I ' ' f l Cmiiizmiizcm lilmziilzfz. ,i all Busixifss, Forilliam l be llulcl on Maiuili 25, l em wissfwllgwifgf .zsimssljf i5.l.sfmi ,1l,...,-. ie pzasi the zirrivzil of ll: Pii-eatery is zmxiciusly zx 'wiiliiii ils covers will ses :mil ifilsplimic 11 gimme? Mwsmihma flic nincleeiilli :maximal lulci' will lic' ilic joint mms mul City Hall nv' nf flip flimwr-r By ERBSNQES- HANENAFEN lniziliieiiiig oi Um, f,ld.1ks li imma uiul all crspc-ctziticiiis u lpolli ilivisioiis 1 f w r-', T r 1 i 'rw M 3 5 E Wa ges? l Bn Palm Sunday, April 3, the fclham School of Business will Dinner, This year the dinner is a Dowiitowii Divisions of the school. It has been aimmziicecl that Ioliii hl. Marin, the first person in liistory lo bc clccteil to a liitli conseculive lcrm as clizmimmii of llic Dcuii of the Scliocil of Business, Rev, Miclizicl Mclllieliii, SJ., ilirazcligwr mf llic L'iiivc1'sily l,3C'vclci1m1eiil Furicl. Sgssisgs 3333333552223 . QQ QGEHEQQEESQHEEQSQQQ ?slM Emsdsiy its annual Communion Break- .F2J PRlfTf9QEl' t'W'1l'i7 ?urf'z lieewzlass Winnie? aifsmiai Few ww ii Szaiurclziy, Dem pol of Business' l im of llif: Brass X f-illllx Sirefzi. lilwriizg of tim i . :First sefious lie social ll 1: 5. i- i mi' will again be yeizii' the ind clowiiiown Business for . 4, vvorlc of 'ills implelzc sczlloui evmit one of ii Eli? slmzigtll cliiixicr, ilxis , Es? 'board of governors of the Amerirzm T110 CxdllllllifVWUl111Mfllli1ll:iin Al ,,,,,,,,,,...,,.,... I ' ri N W W' S 'Elm Animal fCOFHmllYli011 EWR? 9, ' - 0 EN 3E the School of Business was held Q iw Si: 1 ,2-9 ' :1-:- , 41 6 Q 6 Sumlay, April 1451- Oves izlzrcs lmndred students X 'g Q School ailsildfzcl the lireakfiaiii 5 ll l ss s H f Q fhe Qgmpug Divisima, while die re f ' A-A WH Hall clay and v imsfsxzzss Mai tha Hawk if A. Qlasal E. EN? E. ,,,.,,.,.-.,..--- the Efiaki Vi.. in the Ui g Rev. james i lille Schuol i after the M the Marble I Ulm:-e ui brea fumbled egg ilaioas anal gi W LTC U Q 1 A S faliiff UH Garrett of Sei gsm Kmhwsi ion welcomed M5959 ' :ed the prog: 5 red guests S were Rev. zmic, Vice-HP Wim S l , 'll Hide fkflflfirfiii ll W Af' , Q idti, fill Czmipus 5 ji' Magma W mug fm. 5 in tilic gil of Buisme il: success, :itlciiclzmcie-wise, lllrilflllillxil EW Agshlmu il Elieiiliis will imc zicliievfzil on 552143452 uf l,UI,3m3,5,. jbhih five. - A '- A ' N' in llicz past, the names of tliu will , wma llfllllcd gmd ll ' ' ' if O Q 5 j'3'A'f Comm Wim hiwe Emmcd 3' NMS on xiii? clslorlsvof Zilla: D1lVi'sZ,r1i'y 5 stall' llilll they mails ilu-ii' issuc flczicllmc. lfm' flu' Jmmg Rwamgg PM ggfmmm Vi smlist fiill be aiirimiiicecl along wiili vcfiy limi job wlucli Co-Clizii 133 of lim DinfcZm'y L'oiiaiiaiiifl,cfe, Dsiii Elm? i?gVLiE2i'vJ5Qi Lilirislusciz and Chris slQD1'zilcr,ipm1sos, clial, wi: feel thai they clifsieifw min-5 A Davis ,islai thi 1 , 3? iw-Ts1iz9slAWiLi2lF'x ?s with the higliesi sislmlzislic avei-age merziiatiou. This is especially merited wlwzti wixipz-iiwfi in his: bi-lzxiccl wilfofrs 1 3 is - ' if 6 'wwf ,ZH .A.aa.,A,,:m.,, ETSU is 'mimi

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4 QW Ur ., yu, 1 fl, I ...Hy WZ I f 1 1 r 'ff ' ffl, .. 4,04 all in-'Y if ii. S U B E N C O U N C I iiiiil ii i: Tuesday, Uclolyer 8, l957, marked an The Sliiclenl Council of the Campus important event iii the School of Business. Division held its zmnual elections at its Dick Sweemam Erich Aiiifusliri Christ last mee-tinff during the close of lhe s wing uf-Q. ,f-ww c aww ff ,.+,w,- iw -. mar 'Wil -uZi'JZ'f ff .' .1 We Filly -I ' 'iw ' , 1 'W f V' 'W ' I f X I Q ', I ,f 1 ' f U f mill' .ld ii. - -wif f,,i,l,,1 fin. -i,... lil, ,Ao , li, I, , 1 f,,,l, N. 7,1 ,il mpg., .J fi, .M .... i .l,. on J 2 ,,! 4 Y M W 1 ,,,f ,J , f I nf f 6 A i Z ee ll llth the C their m r mcmhership in me cumming So- ety elim l coxiomics Club her sl ill posi- wn on the lvlAiROO'N Ql lil her crm stent appeirfmce on ihe Dean s l ist .mil x lrequem reception or Golrl lvlulils r in s pogml mix is ol mil nope ily nu lieu- ectirm lo the olhic ol N sec l'ruicle:il oi: lrieh Xu uslm the nu lx cleltefl gee- x 1 iso ie irfii mon .mfiger l l l l l l l Qlflll, :mil has been Presirlem ot his also liflllflf ol the N956 Student Directory ily list. Chosen class president for UNCC lhe Maroon Key Steering Committee this lVl:XRO0N QlilLL, Nlglll BU5lllG55i past year, euul is a meiulber of Bela Alpha illimziger :incl Associate L.ll?l'2ll'5' Editor 4 to the 9 o'clock bel to be a close election H ,lack Reilly, Recording Secretai class for lhe last three years. lirich was B05 l501'l5 ?ilS0 THTGS high OH the QCUV' yea!-y WLM Sugqeed Ray Many as for the Campus Division. ,lac ziricl Co-chairmzux ol the limior l-rom. lrle YCHYS. R05 39 lllfio Cwlifmwl of llle Slu' 3, C1355 president Q5 ng-,W Q 7 - D V , , ,. I 4 . - E . , - - was School ot Biisziiess 'represciilalive to llflll DIYQCIOW. lx-ilght llchtor oi lheuas Cogchmrman of .Show Boat School of Business junior Prom. A , , .K . urer, Donald Christensen, will steg 'll me VN Alles' B05 bmmdfl lm m Veep of die Council. During his e . . -. . , .Y Christ l.31'?llCUj3OlllOS also rims up ai1'lRoberla,' the successful musical plam ,A 'D X - the Council, Don has been co ch: impressive recorcl of extra aciivilies. out on :it the campus. 1 of me Student Directory and Ring ,.....?... f M- 'iniiteesi . M' ' ' filso has two 0 r i ie next two sen lb gin Elaul, '59 Ring lwliieh also heaclel three Secretary, s helcl the correspor ig :md . Rloml nan, ,lolm Q onslitu- lhe D Secretary. Hallie 'li Elise? the Rev. ' Ol the S that plans drive are has been a year for 1 aitaiii this go indent Conn' in the raflle is a fl? ll4 ofher prizes wil The seller of the W. a SL000 savings

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eesw'ssnes www HXKJH LYAQK-56124523 EfQER,W,EQE.lEQ.?gS,? 5.55336 53332 i?QE.iEfy .QM The Ben Duffy Chezpier of Alpha Sigma will soon clisirilnzte Career New Qleenier Ne ed Riser i n en lily ezine io all male seniors at For University. ln this annual guide to ness opporinniiiesf' ninety-seven le The first professional irate: A L P I-I A D E S I G M A W 6, , d i everinff Mfrs. 32, r enes ay en by fy employers have lngliliglnfed their openings ?oi' qualified young men. , fgggigfgglg were iniiiaied ZS Cliff- MMM we We 'MM s'M'Mv W Df W wwf' 'Q i W L' 1, U su. ,.e.L,n. , , KVV7 K , eornpany introduces itself in a few Na'CiOI2Ell ?1'0f955i0'Hai Advemlsmg w ir g Q v M A iorial pages7 and sets up 2. eonizic Ffa-gel-nity for Men. ' 5 i, ,S A is we aus QQEWQHEEQE those seeking further information Professor ROYHH310, 53-CUNY 5-51755510 lg' 3' ' ' 1 ' The new edition contains interc of the new Qhapief, we himself in Rhode Eslen member ei ine G. 'ter of ADS ai I-ll the eafeningss with a reception Ewfleiivinley, SE., ham Urdversiiy Presidem of and 0-sborn new chapter was tion was and initiation and aiiemied by in the Reid of The forrnsi chapter and took place in ness School, was headed by advisor she 'nine E? Gzmnna Alpha Chi gma. are very aus, for on Friday odueing EL joint ow, Pi 'Wish . . ishionf' The show is Auditorium at 8 SAX has Dresezned the past, but as 'KA 'Wish Fashion. li is the 'first JS info ihis type of zz z comliin-ed groups prornise io -st nmxsual shows All the in r Frai'erniZies will goarticipzite dels, enterieinefs or teclinicians. eltlrer lfiekeis are one dollar and aired by the downtown day m Lorraine Curtin or Marry Campus, ne, and gui be students Barrel? x Lrsifj es :ire einem will HO HTC and Ca1'c0i'. jirovirling students with iniorzimtion Jolw oyweningsr Thus, lee is lo voinpzwe and selevi posiiioz s eonipiiifles anroxiglmizi ft1'r1r:i'ivz1. PM lillll i 'T-I il Q52 'nf 1 17 XC 1 sc Turkey ilxrew man'- Lindy fully wriiten and execnied . 5 ., raiser Annette Gross. , e ian Vflmt would a, fiislnon be and informative editorials by such P, Mitchell, Norman Cousins, Reviewg and i contributor. thirty-two indices including Directory , and as: companies lor College major, positions an: , in winch is distributed fre than six hundred lt was first group of Yale ur '3- Sigma GE Aiwa' 3, inoderator of Clizipier at Ford of Business, znmoui has received the 6 Award for its px H Mr, lilepl man advertising ag several hooks especially proud the fraternity C publishing' the L'Rzmipziges under the editorship of Pat MQGH it has won first place in this contest. The nwzml carries stipend and certificate, The Rs is published quarterly and :articles written by students z ls in the marlceting field. The clein of Rhode Island University, only Milla the alumni mr A-U3 is 5631901 Of businegsy ami R055-f xjgeh., 'seen well informed on .Cnrrent evci Eastern Regiomg Vice President, 3250 ivnt it also promotes activities or tlqie f Spoke. QSFIHQ' snclx :is dinners and the iasli After the welcoming ZlQliQiI'CSSCS,Yl'lC1'C17- lhml'-I This Walls MR:'m9a?fC5h is hcl 3,ss1.1rl.QSCmmiWS from the various Chapters :o-edited by Bob Puiterson and .F 'min '- A ' ' ' si ndi 'Vs.'f3fS Cl'li'i2lIlCC4li i1lOSf Srxtniden, afternoon wlili fi welcoming address by Henry C, Vlfoodwvard, Presi dent of Rhode island University, who spoke on ethical practices in advertising. on ihe tfnshions by Bill Q Y ill show 6 ll HT! Sine ali pc or w at W n nd al, iv mm A 1 etvwo rec C 'LU iylor !Cl1'f, , H12 ni, 1 C03 LOHZIJ onl Z Nash earn :irsh were, if in be Cong Nl5ll Ufmorznng an iniorxnzvzl 'bull session was held and irnaginaiion which he filwllf all 'QHT3lC3ZWPlUi5, S??5d91liS fmfl ' 'md this was really ine most 'i!l'lCJI'JAI1ElllVC studying: their prociuff. 5'5lU?0fS, 3163? lwiifffel 134 neeiing of ine Convention. Snell problems mms- ,TVaneL,,., Mgt, V ,QQ re C?1?i3TP5i212 fflfim 10 ?mfiW7C fl as the SU'C!'lQl,'lK3!lillX' of flue Eastern ii nsnikicsx kiggee Ol- Chili.-Q Q11mVXglitS zo' ,W 7. 5 'Q ,: U . ' . ' . -X ' C Q01 'if' -UA 5 f lflwm- 4 - - fi 1'2SlH0'fi- region, belief roonersziion and mmmml.- 1l?fl'l A