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

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1 I r i i i I r i i5i i SAILING Y, i N i I gk .. N SS, ,N s.-5: Hi! Race you to the next marker. 5 I ' 'Wulf Rigging the boats. With a particularly tough schedule, and the loss ot their two top men by way ot graduation last year, the Ram Mariners knew the seas would be rough. However, the returning letter- men and some newly added talent duplicated the efforts of the '58 squad or went on to even greater victory. Varsity returnees 'lCommodore Al Hotz, and Ed Hill were led by Ken Schattner and Larry Martin to many impressive victories over St, Joe's, Penn, Fort Schuyler, Webb, and others. Schattner tor the second straight time won the eliminations to compete in the single handed Monotype Championships. individual honors go to Jay Fitzgerald who set a new Fordham record for the most points scored in a single meet-a total of l lO in the War Memorial Regatta. For their continuously outstanding perform- ances the team has been selected this spring to represent the Middle Atlantic Intercollegiate Sailing Association at M.l.T., in the Boston Dinghy Cup Regatta, and at Michigan in the Spring Invitational Regatta. wi-'iw ,. '63 l Last one ini ZOO The Mariners.

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l Front Row: T. Kearns, J. McGinty, J. MacNeil, T. Brennan. Second Row: J. Mahon, E. Larkin, P. Swiers, W. Cooper. Back Row: J. O'Grady, K. Boyle, D. Burbrioze, D. Luisi. CROSS COUNTRY l This year's Cross Country Team worked l through its toughest schedule of recent years with a dual meet record of seven wins as i against six losses, l Junior Wally Cooper replaced Don Luisi as the team's leading scorer, Don and Tommy Kearns combined to fill in the next two posi tions for most of the season, closely followed g by Jim McMahon and Ed Larkin. The rest of the squad was rounded out by seniors Donald l Murphy, Tom Brennan, and soph Tom Boyle l It was in the Championship races that the X K X v Exercise? Ram harriers excelled. A smart second place S.. finish in the Met Intercollegiate gave a fine indication of things to happen . . . Revenge l was gotten here in defeating St. John's. ln the lC4A's, the squad ran as no other l team has ever done in the history of Rose Hill Fordham finished sixth in this, the strongest J competition of its kind in the East. It should be noted that of all the dual meet losses the l harriers evened the score against all but Manhattan and West Point. X XX I l QB 40- in ' ' , gf' . iI: Never start on the foot Cross country going th-roUg'h, ntheilr-Paws. ' l ,199

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SWIMMING Moe Shea taking the lead. Jack Hayman away out front. And they' re off! The Mermen, in a total of eleven dual meets, never had more than seven men on hand to defend the honor of Ramland. Despite this handicap the team ended up with 'a win- ning record of 6 wins over 5 losses. The season started in early December with a 53-33 victory over Loyola of Baltimore, last year's Mid-Atlantic Conference champs. The win was offset by a final relay loss to Rutgers. Then the Fordham Fish rolled up three vic- tories over Hunter, City, and Seton l-lall. ln a trip to the Naval Academy at Annapolis, the team suffered its worst defeat, and two of the Big Three , Jack l-laymen and Caesar Cirigliano, lost their first races of the season while Drury Gallagher, Eastern Collegiate l500 Meter Champ, pushed his two year collegiate record to over 50 consecutive wins. After losses to KingsPoint, where Gallagher broke his own 440 yard freestyle record, and to Columbia, where he missed that pool record by six-tenths of a second, the team dunked Manhattan, and then Brooklyn College at the Rose I-lill pool. The season ended with a loss to perennial rival, N.Y.U., where Gallagher set two new pool records for the 440 yard and 220 yard freestyle events. , I i Do we need this win, Coach? Joe Csete-and a Fordham first. Zol