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

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Rams put opponents on the defensive. All might not have been bright for this year's soccer team, but there is a ray of hope for next year's team. This year's squad had to play all its games away but next year will have a field on campus. Returning next year will be high-scorer Sal Brizzaro. This year's team was 0-7, but there were many close games. Goalie John Koestner was voted the Most Valuable Player. The loss of seniors Tom Madigan and Steve Chung will hurt the team next year but it is hoped that the freshmen will turn out some good potential. Brizzaro and Ray Brennan, are expected to lead the team next year. Brennan was the leading man in assists on this year's squad. Coach Bill Bossy with his fine potential com- ing around next year is expecting a much bet- ter season. Kick that ball and go team. SOCCER l-2 Cha Cha Cha. Make sure you kick the ball Buddy

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Tom O'Donnel takes off during relay. Senior Tom Harrington frighti awaits gun. The Fordham swimming team coached by John Lyttle started off the season in a poor manner but showed their pre-season potential by taking their last six dual meets. Captained by George Johnson, the Aquarams finished with a 6-6 season. Chiefly responsible for these wins was the fine swimming of Nick Cirigliano, Frank Gallagher, Larry Madoff, and John Lyt- tle. In the Metropolitan Swimming Champion- ships, Cirigliano copped first in the 440 yard freestyle event. In the same meet the Rams finished a close second to an NYU squad in the 440 yard medley relay. Encouraging for next year is the return of three starters and many exceptional sophomores. s l swim with my Mickey Mouse watch. - Q-..wu1n-n1u-M-' --1:-my ,, Ymuwvw-,,,f,.,mw,.,, wc.-nun-. ,HW Www

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Senior Charlie BresloFf aims for pocket. BOWLING The Fordham pinmen bogged down in the beginning of the intercollegiate bowling sea- son but found Themselves near the tail end of the year. Paced by Ralph Greco, Ed Adamec and Kevin O'Connor the bowlers registered eight out of nine triumphs in their last nine games. Ed Adamec replaced Pete Mengrone as cap- tain when the latter was forced to retire. Ralph Greco sported a league high individual game of 265 and will serve as next year's captain. SQUASH The Fordham squash team only finished with a 2-TO record but they did win the Stevens' Met Squash Trophy by tying for first in the ninth annual Met Intercollegiate Squash Tour- ney held in Hoboken. This year's racquetmen were paced by Bill Curran and Hughie O'Donnell. Also instru- mental in this win were Vin Debo, John Koest- ner and Greg Lee. Coach Bob Hawthorne ex- pects a better season next year with a good host of sophomores. Kneeling, left to right: W. Marrin, D, Bindler lCapt.l, V. Debo, B. McKallan. Standing: J. Koestner, G. Lee, W. Curran, H. O'Donnell, J. Buck.