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

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.4 Carol Murphy Editor-in-Chief Tom Galvin Campus Editor Burt Broome Evening Editor Professor Michael T. Casey Moderator MARODN QUILL ln an attempt to align itself with the democratic concept of a well informed public, the school of business, in T937, established the Maroon Quill. The infant newspaper af- forded its student staff an opportunity to become ac- quainted with the three phases of iournalism, editorial, news, and feature. This opportunity has molded a Fordham newspaper tradition which, over the ensuing twenty-four years, has served as a moving record of the activities and achievements of the school and its various organizations. During the T960-1961 school year, the Maroon Quill has displayed a lively, fresh literary style, and has ex- panded its scope to encompass critical comments on current world problems. Along with its coverage of fast breaking school news items, and standard features, the paper's ex- change agreements have been further developed to keep L. P. Gonzalez Carol Pilkowskas Sports Editor News Editor

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John Balco President- Campus , , ,, Third raw: John Banani, Thomas Boxley, D. Rimmer, Val Cerutti, Thomas Koppinger, Paul Moriarty, Louis Gonzales. Second row: Eugene Mitchell, John Hauf, John O'Connell, Bruce Whyte, Arthur Martin, John W. Neef, John Balco. First row: Joseph Berhaller, Bernard Covais, Donald Tanguay, Joseph Alberti, Joseph Forte, Carlos Nazarria. Blllqn 'lollrlslon First row: Lenord Rosenbaum, Margaret Sheridan, Lorraine Mueller, Carol Murphy, Marianne Pl'e5lCl9f'll'CllY Hall Cumella, Allen Formichella. Second row: Raymond Bardwil, John Kearns, Thomas Gray, William Kelly, John Philbin, Earnest Remo, Raymond Walsh, George Sloane. 179

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abreast of the trends and innovations in college newspaper publishing. Policy and editorial decisions are made by a Board of Governors comprised of the three divisions of the school. Accurate and efficient news coverage is assured by a team of production editors, who direct the literary, financial and production staffs. This year's Board of Governors was com- posed of, Corol Murhpy, editor in chief, Burton Broome, editor of the city hall division, and Tom Galvin, campus editor. Coordination of a newspaper that operated in three sep- arate school divisions was a monumental problem in com- munication. Without the guidance of Prof. Michael T. Casey, the Quill's moderator, this problem would have re- mained an unmoved stumbling block. Ann Fallon Bill Carey Joe O'Brien Quill Briefs Director Business Manager Associate Editor Don Tanguay Managing Editor