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

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THE STUDENT DIRECTORY This past November again saw the publica- tion of the School of Business's handiest edi- tion. The Student Directory which was under the direction of the Co-Chairman, Peter Esch- mann, Campus, and Burton Broome, City Hall, gratefully dedicated this year's Directory to the retiring Dr. Joseph F. Moriarity. The Directory published in booklet form is another step in fostering a spirit of union and cooperation not only between the students of XV the various years but also to create a stronger contact between the two divisions of the School of Business. The Booklet is an alphabetized listing of the addresses and telephones of the students in both Campus and City Hall, Day and Evening sessions. Assisting the Co-Chairmen were James Far- ley, Associate Chairman, John Corrigan, Finan- cial Manager, and Charles Richardson, Adver- tising Manager. Peter Eschmann Campus Chairman 5-wr' D-uwwy' Burton Broome City Hall Chairman

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THE FORDHAM BALANCE SHEET The Fordham Balance Sheet is a semi-annual publication, iointly edited by the members of Alpha Omega Chapter-Beta Alpha Psi, the National Honorary Accounting Fraternity and the Fordham Accounting Society. lt is the prod- uct of a dual effort by the students of both the Campus and City Hall Divisions of the School of Business under the guidance of Mr. Silvan A. Tesoriere, the faculty moderator. The Balance Sheet consists of articles, es- Professor Silvan A. Tesoriere Faculty Moderator says, and questions on accounting and busi- ness finance which have proven of great inter- est and value not only to students of account- ing but to the entire student body of the school. This year The Balance Sheet was staffed by Richard L. Robbins, Editor-in-Chief, Manfred Heinzeller, Managing Editor, Thomas M. Nee and Daniel A. Bailey, Literary Editors, Thomas Deacy, Financial Manager. T Richard Robbins Editor-in-Chief Top row: James Kelly, Nathaniel Conroy, Val Cerrutti, Mathew Keane, Kevin McCabe, John Merlino, James Needham. Bottom row: Thomas Nee, Robert Mickler, Raymond Cisneros, Richard Robbins, Manfred Heinzeller. aww M my N - .W-ww. .--I- ..mz 'u-wmi

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RETREAT Each year folowing the first semester exam- inations, the students of the School of Business attend the Annual Retreat. lt is an opportunity presented not only to assess our past lives but also to plan the future with the aid of spiritual advisers. In addition to this general retreat, the students were also permitted to attend a series of weekend closed retreats which were held on campus or at nearby retreat houses. This year the exercises were held from Jan- uary 3lst to February 3rd, Students of the Campus Division attended at the University Chapel, while the City Hall Division held their exercises in Saint Andrew's Church. Reverend Charles F. X. Dolan, SJ., conducted the cam- pus retreat, while the downtown exercises were held by Reverend Francis X. Brock, S.J. The retreat program followed the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius Loyola. Three confer- ences were conducted each day with ample time provided for confession, meditation and reflection. Mass was celebrated at noon while Benediction closed the daily exercises. Facilities were made available for spiritual reading and private consultation with the Retreat Masters. P-fxwfmzfzsffmlimmaaw w2zfnfzMmvwwwmmmwm'rmn.f,f'iwM1w Q V 'Cr f 4' f rf . . f