Fordham University School of Education - Grail Yearbook (New York, NY)

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There are things that we will remember about the School of Education long after we forget the lessons learned in class. Like the evanescent recollections of childhood, these vague disassociated images will remain with us for perhaps as long as we live: The biting winter wind whipping across City Hall Park. . . the sound of the Glee Club rehearsing in Shealy Hall, heard from the cor- ridor outsideg or the sound of the hymns at Sodality meetings . . . Frank Dance's sponge rubber balls . . , Roland Palange's caricatures . . . the keister men selling their junk jewel- ry, toys, ties and household appliances from suitcases along Broadway, with one eye out for the police. . .Tom Mulry and Ray Villani com- paring baby pictures . . . the third year Ed psych. exam . . , Mary Kavin's parties . . . the smell of roasting coffee on a west wind . . . spring in City Hall Park and the sudden impetus to take a walk rather than go to class . . . the fire engine that made at least two screaming excursions into academic serenity a day. . . the pigeon-filled sky above the Federal Court buildings as seen from the upper stories of the building . . . stay as sweet as you are . . . Redden and Ryan's definition of Education . . . the T. S. Eliot fad in third year. . . Bad Ap- plesn . . . the windows coming in two in care- lessly attempting to open them . . . the red headed newspaper boy on the corner of Broad- way and Chambers shouting 'lWhadaya read . . . the library . . . Marc Ratner on the Chis- holm Trail , . .the sound of the noon bells from Trinity Church . . . the overcrowded bulletin boards that were never read . . . the Dean's of- fice . . . May Devotions in Shealy Hall . . . Parent's Day . . . The Sodality Reception . .