Boston University - HUB Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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-v H U l.ll'T Efillilil t Gmouul-1 MARK Summit '78 Plainfield Street, VV:mhan, lVIttSSttCllllSCt,t,S A.li. Yule llniversity. 1997: A.lVl. 19191 l,0Sl,gI'1ltllltI,ll' work ut llniversily ol' Claim-ago. 191-t-16: ul lloston l'nivel'sity. 1922-tliig l'h.D. Boston llniversity, 19265 Book und llondu l ruternit1y. Assistant l'rol'essor of English. The other Professor that speuks to the Fueulty-snuhhed students of li. U. His cheery, Hit - hus encouraged muny u lmshful undergrad to mumble at shy, Good morning . when his first instinet, would have heen ruther to retire silently under his hut hrim. The freslnnen sweur hy him. young' writers pn,lpit,ute us he reufls their themes. und budding orutors muke the welkin ring under his kindly prodding. Mr. Snenlh, Big llrother to the whole Vollege. V JonN Murrow VVILIIIAMS 67 Httl1lll10lld Street, Cambridge, Mussueluisetts A.Ii. Oxford. 1921: MA.. l'hn'vau'd l'niversit.y, 1923. Instructor in linglisli. Someone remarked that Mr. Willimns resembled to some slight degree the eau-ly muster of the short.-story, Edgar Allun Poe. 'l'hough we eould not overfur helieve thut. yet thus fur will we puhlish him: he heurs tl, mind tlnit envy eainnot hut, eull fuir, yet. weurs upon his hrow an mehmeholy aspect, ns who should soy, I nm Sir 0:-nc-le. und when l ope my lips let no dog lmrkl D AIARGUEltl'l'1'1 FLORENCIC SYNJQN 396 Buy Street, 'l'znmton, lxIttSS2l,Cl1tlS0ttS S.l!.. Boston lfniversity. 192-1-: A.M., 1925, Assistant in Chemistry. When young souls, unsmoked und lt1lg'tlSSOIl. choke with - ull the pleusunt stuff that eomes from - no! -- not lteuven - on the eontrury - the Vhem. lmli. or when the Hesh even is hurl und sc-orc-lied. we see lu1lI'LZllt'l'll01tIIlfl think ol' the uquulity ol' mercy und rec-ull thnt the empire ot' women is :nn empire ot' sweet ness. It iiiii EEt5 ll i 'I 9 -

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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

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I l1tllVTHErlt1U lel lilH LYMAN C1-IURCIIILL NEWELL 66 Stedman Street, Brookline, Massachusetts l'h.lS., Brown University, 18903 A.M., 18913 Ph.D., Johns llopkins University, 1895. ll' B K, A Y' ll E. l'rol'essor of Chemistry. Now that is wrong. ln my book it is all made clear. And with leisurely dignity he proceeds to write the method on the hoard: 4-Nll:s-502:-1-NO-H20 I 4-N0+ l'I2O+302-T-4llN0:s, Ca0+2lIN0:s,ZCa fN0:Q2+lI20. And then we understand. l'roFessor Newell has considerately taken a year apart from us in order that he might explain his new book to others. EDNVARD O'rIs Homms, Ja. 31 Greystone Road, ltlalden, Massachusetts AJS. llarvnrd llniversity, 191-15 A.lYl. Hlllig I'l1.lJ. Johns llopkins University, 1920. ll ll. Instructor in Chemistry. Ile is known by his companions. For company he associates with molecules, and then lhei-e's that partnership with the physics lab. Uh, Professor Holmes, can any good thing come out of a physics lab, you who are a chemist? 0 the times! O the manners! Is it true that love conquers all? Pocas pulalzrus - hence these tears. NVILISEIUI' GUs'rA1r Anom' LINDQUISW' 9210 Iligh Street, Medford, Massachusetts S.Il. Iloston University, l9I5g D.0. Mussaclnisetts College of Usteopathy, 19255. ill li K, l 'I' ll. Instructor in Chemistry. Who would casually suspect Doctor Lindquist of being- what he is? Yet that is just what we observe, for it seems ever to be true that while young women constantly need advice -f heaven knows in what - that Doctor Lindquist is more than capable ol' fulfilling that urgent need. Even his nickname was invented by a woman. 20