Boston University - HUB Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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Registration Day September Q0 29 October 41 18 20 November 1 17 Q2 December 3 16 January '7' 25 February Q 3 10 ll 30 lVIarch 8 Q3 April 1 6 11 15 May 1 15 20-June 1 CALENDAR ANNEX Horarium announces large addition to History department. lVIaurice Garber and ltalph Sterritt charter members of Mlltllttl Admiration Society. '1'ommy llflather and Bursar James start 100 yard dash. Ambrose declines invitation to make a speech. Stranger inquires for President MitLl'Sl1 - Freshman shows hin1 into Jac-k's office. Charlie Beale defeats Ernie lVIorrill in 4-0-ya rd dash. Book returned to reserve shelf three minutes late - no fine charged - borrower faints. Professor Cleveland makes a nine o'cloek class on time. Informal dance in Jacob Sleeper Hall. Flunk warnings out -- Busy U sign on lJean's otlice door. Book store gets new stock of candy. Fred Onthank stands on the Nlarhle ilive minutes-only live co-eds speak to him -attempts suicide. John Copplestone and Stewie Chapman awarded letters in foot- ball. ltflather and James reach 50-yard mark - both going strong. German Department casts lots to see who gets Hennessey. Fred Allen registers for a two-hour course. Fred Allen finds there are no girls in the course - he withdraws. Gamma Delta defeats lVlen's Union in exchange of compliments. Barney Dobransky orders case of Mellelis Food. Aurelio unveils menls smoking room. Bud Lewis appointed assistant dean. Haddock goes 'to sleep in assembly - wakes up other students. Aubrey Corkum celebrates his birthday. Beacon appears with letters from Dean W2Ll'I'Cll and 'llO1ll Hearne. Professor Huse commends Anapolsky for reading Taussig. ISIUH staff decide to go to work - Izzy gets an ad. Thanks for the buggy ride by Bryant and Spencer. James wins 100-yard dash. as llffather trips over dangling parti- ciple. Many are called but few are chosen H. 16

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if 3-f .ff if will 11:55 1 lllifUflE.ll.liiilE.l . EBENI-:zu-:lt C1mu11lfoN BLACK 50 Kirkland Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts .-X.lVl. Classical l.il,ernturc, hldinburgli, l8'7!lg l.L.D. Glasgow. 1902: l . lt. S. A. Loudon, l9l0g Euro- pean Universities, 1882-85. fl! B K. pl'0fCSS0l' of ,linglish Literature. His is a character which commands and receives the respect worthy of friendship, and intelligence. With a cheery word, thoughtful understanding, and benign countenance, he has enkindled that spark which the wind ol' life l'ans continually into a great flame. Each year he initiates his classes into his famous society, and it would he hard for any of us up and down the world who have studied with Dr. lllack not l01't'llll'll1lil'l', when December comes, the beauty and significance ol' his memory. A RALP11 WEsLEY TArLoa 104 Nichols Street, Norwood, Massachusetts A.li. lioston University, l9I Ig Graduate School, 1918-. B GJ ll. Registrar, Boston University, College of Liberal Arts. Instructor in English. Mr. Taylor combines in himself, as few persons in this life of distractions are able to do, the element of true courtesy. His patience, his deference, and his unfailing heartiness appear almost superhuman, when one considers the weight. of responsibilities and details involved in his work as Registrar. All of.ns admire him. many ol' us envy him, and let. us hope that a few of us stop to remember him when the rush ol' many duties tlu'ea.lens l.o sweep away all our patience and good-cheer. - '1'noMAs RAY lVIA'rH1f1a 51 Martin Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts A.li. Williams College, 19133 A.M. Harvard University, 1914: Horace F. Clark Prize Scholar of Williams College at Harvard University, 1913-14, Fellow in English, Princeton University, 1914-155 Graduate Student at Harvard 1920-QI. Ill B K. Assistant Professor ol' English. 'l'onnny Mather -- the Immutable Paradox. ll Q ll if 9 ll J 18