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

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J. T City Hall organization in l95l this society has grown until it has becorne one ot the most active clubs tound within the School of Business. The Accounting Society on the Campus had as President, Robert Scully, and Mr. Philip Steinborn as the Faculty Moderator. At the City Hall Divi- sion, the Accounting Society was presided over by Sam Henry and Mrs. James MacNeill the Faculty Moderator. Samuel Henry President. Front Row: J. Kilkeary, H. Meschi, R. Sanfilippo, M. Bierwirth, V. Syron, P. McDougall, M. Stewart, A. Clevenger, S. Weber, C. Taylor, E. McClarnon, R, Morgan, S. Henry, J. Gistaro. Second Row: D. Andres, J. Hanrahan, R. Ulrich, B. McDonnell, H. Leis, R. Cestola, D. Hesselbirg, R. Stevenson, R. Dixon, W. Sullivan, W. Carey, Back Row: K. Meeker, J. Reidy, J. Cos- grove, T. Deacy, S. Keane, W. Gallagher, A. Young, B. Bon- giorno, J. Schubert, T. Scheller, S. Delazio, P. Mclflligott, H. Winsch, R. Stross, G. Reedy, F. McGill. Sure there's more! lsii QT . ...., f

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Dealy Hall W This year the Fordham Accounting Society reached full maturity and had its most successful year to date. lt has been a season marked by inno- vation and integration of both the Campus and City Hall segments into one well functioning Society. The Accounting Society year blasted oft with a 'get together' party and accelerated withgcom- bined meetings and panel discussions. Since its Front Row: H. Forgione, J. Mclnerney, W. Sinnott, B. Eustace, R. Scully, D. Green, M. Polito, R. Pointon. Second Row: K. O'Brien, D. Burke, P. Spera, J. Galvin, E. Sullivan, R. l-lennessey, M. Kernan, L. Storey, Third Row: R. Smith, E. Torres, J. Nylancl, E. VanDorn, W. Carr, L. Aidala, R. Molinari, R. Pacheco, J. Clohessy, J. MacNeiI. Fourth Row: E. l-l'll, J. Tolan, A. Linkowitz, J, Whooley, W. Nieman. Fifth Row: D. Braun, L. Teator, J. Mahon, W. Hickey, J. Marrinan, D. Cham- berlain, E. Weigand, R. Finneran, J. Carey, E. l-lanafin, J, Larra- naga. Back Row: L, Timpone, J. Dunleavy, L. Teator, J. Collins. A toast to you. ' ' l5.2i

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,,,,. . ., ,,,, ,, .,, ,, .,,,y, ., . ., .,, ,,. D. V, H ., , ..,,,v., , ,.,,. , , ,.,, h ,, ,,1 .,,, ,.,,f 4 f, ., ,. ,, wr., f., ,V The Fordham Collegiate Chapter of the Ameri- can Marketing Association has directed its energies toward allowing the student interested in marketing and its functions to cultivate an intimate association with the field and people therein. Furthermore, the club aids its members embarking upon a business career to adapt to their chosen profession more easily by coordinating theory learned in the Front Row: D. Sarka, E. Carroll, Clark, J. Bardinella, H. Forgione, Dempsey. Second Row: E. Callahan, J. Tuohy, F. Joyce, J. Dolan, D. Gerrity. Third Row: W. Kegan, Camp- bell, R. Pievteskan, R. Saumell, J, Mclnerny. Fourth Row: D. Sullivan, A. Mozillo, I. Pisani, W. Garrity, C. Koska. Back Row: O'Brien, Burke, Brennan. After the conference.