Boston University - HUB Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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COLLEGE Of LIBERAL ARTJ

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Boston University Hymn ¥ ¥ by Daniel L Marsh 0 glorious thy name and fame, Resplendent from thy youth! 0 radiant the holy (lame That lights thy lam]) of truth! 0 Boston University, 0 Alma Mater dear, We’ll cherish, love and honor thee, And thy great name revere. 0 wonderful thy (barter’s aim— High learning’s perfect (lower And Virtue’s fruit. I.et these proclaim Thy nurture and thy power. 0 Boston University, 0 Alma Mater true, We’ll strive to make the Future free, And thus thy goal pursue. 0 beautiful thy colors gleam, The scarlet and the white, When Uve and Life mean all they seem, Courageous for the Right! 0 Boston University, 0 Alma Mater brave. We’ll boldly stand for purity Where'er thy banners wave. 0 Vision Splendid!Thine the art To make all visions real: 'I’he call to serve with all the heart Is blazoned on thy seal. 0 Boston University, 0 Alma Mater fine, We’ll live to give reality To thine ideals divine. {Copyright, 1928, by Boxlon Unicemty)

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Officers of Instruction DANIEL L MARSH, Pu.D., Litt.1), L.H.D, LL.D, President of the University, 430 Buckminster ltd., Brookline WILLIAM MARSHALL WARREN, Pii.D., Dean of the College, Professor of Philosophy, 7 Hawthorn Ave., Needham WARREN ORTMAN AULT, Pu.D., Professor of History, 44 Fairlee ltd.. Waban WILLIAM GOODWIN AI RELIO, A.M., Professor of Greek, 18 MedfieldSt., Boston MEltVYN JOY HAILEY, A.M., Professor of German, 27 Central Terr., Aubumdale MABEL FLORA BARNTM, A.B., S.R., Instructor in the I 'sc of the Library, 417 Marlboro St., Boston MRS. MARION MacLEOD BERTENSHAW, Graduate of the Boston School of Physical Education, Instructor in Physical Education for Women, 833 Beacon St., Boston HELEN BIDWELL, A.B., Graduate of the Department of Hygiene, Wellesley College, Instructor in Physical Education for Women, 15 Linnaean St., Cambridge MRS. AGNES KNOX BLACK, Professor of Elocution, 50 Kirkland St., Cambridge EDWIN PRINCE BOOTH, S.T.B., Pu.D, Lecturer on Education, 7(1 Beech St, Norwood HAROLD MARTIN BOWMAN, LL.B, Pu.D., Associate Profesor of United States Citizenship on the Maxwell Foundation, 838(enterSt, Newton (enter LEWIS ALANSON BRIGHAM, A.M, Professor of Astronomy, 608 Watertown St, Newtonville EDGAR SHEFFIELD BRIGHTM AN, S.T.B, Ph D, LL.D, Borden Parker Bowne Professor of Philosophy, 44 Braeland Ave, Newton Center ROBERT ERNEST BRI CE, Pu.D, Professor of Mathematics, 41Churchill St, Newtonville JCDSON REA HITLER, A.M, Instructor in Psychology, 87 Myrtle St, Boston DONALD CAMERON, Pii.D, Professor of Latin, 16 Trowbridge St, Cambridge DWIGHT 1NGERSOLL CHAPMAN. Pii.D. (died January 5,1934), Assistant Professor of Romance Languages, 10 Plymouth Ave, Belmont JESSE BITT1UCK DAVIS, A.M, I.itt.D, Lecturer on Education, IS Ilazelton ltd, Newton Center Al.CIDE TIlfiODORE-MARIE 1)E ANDRIA, Laureat de ITniversitc Saint-Joscph. Beirut, Syria. Professor of French, 44 Sutherland ltd, Brookline Rl'TII CONSTANCE IM’FFEY, S.B, Graduate of the Department of Hygiene, Wellesley College, Director of Physical Education for Women, Bradlcc ltd, Medford EDWARD JOSIAH EATON, A.M, Lecturer on Education, 44 Fairfax St, West Newton ELEANOR BAGSHAW FERGUSON, S.B., M.l), Lectureron Injuries and Minor Illnesses, 54 Charlesgate East, Boston JAMESGEDDES, Jh„ Pii.D, Profes'orof Romance Languages 39 FairmountSt, BitK»kline