Boston University School of Management - Syllabus Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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MAY BARK1-zu, 11,2111 Natick, Mass. Graduate ol' Natick High School. ll. F. Wood Music Co. CARI, P. liinrviiucallarvi, AKKII . Nlelrose, Mass. Melrose High School. Member of llxecutive Committee Senior Class. Accounling Department, Boston Sz Maine R.R HYMAN lluowrv, TNI' 917 Blue Hill Ave., Dorchester, Mass. Tuoivias W. DYRNIC Boston., Mass. F. L. CuAMn1nu.AiN Dedham, Mass. Treasurer f4j, Q52 Accountant, Dedham Finishing Company. Hui.:-:N N. iDAMUN, CIPETI Salem, Mass. Manning High School, lpswich. Graduate of Salem Normal. Teaclning shorthand and typewriling. JXNTONIO ll. F. DoNAmo Dorchester, Mass. Deputy Collector, Internal Revenue Tax Department. txR'I'lIUR IJUNLAP Nlilforcl, Mass. Member of l3.U.D.S. Qgj. ln come

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i - H '- vi' . t't:1,4fv -2 g V , ' -1 'ID- la . SYLLABUS 1923 liavs Class History At last, after live years of effort, we iind ourselves on the last lap of the journey to our goal, seniors--of the Class of 1922. Our ranks are greatly depleted, but the spirit and en- thusiasm which Was ours in our Freshman year, remain with us still. Most of us found that going to school evenings and working days was enough to keep us busily occupied. However, in spite of our crowded calendars, many of us found time to interest ourselves in the various school activities. The roster of the B.U. D.S. claims many of our members, and the Endowment Fund campaign also gained through our efforts. The benefits that we have derived from our college life cannot be enumerated. Not only have 'we gained through our studies, but contact with each other has broadened our vision. The friendships which we have made cannot be valued, and they will always be among our greatest treasures. Our Senior year was opened by the usual election of officers. Our Ship of State was entrusted to Alfred W. Perkins, who ably carried the duties of president, assisted by his fellow ollicers: Bernard P. Myerson, vice-president, Miss lilizabeth G. Woods, secretary, and Francis L. Chamberlain, treasurer. We must pause for a minute to give due credit to the only member of the weaker sex who has had the distinction of having held the oliice of president of any class at C.li.A. Miss Elizabeth G. Woods, our present secretary, presided over us in our junior Year. During the year, the usual class functions were held, and were all a great success. Our little informal get-togethers did much. to solidify our class spirit and make stronger the ties of friendship formed in previous years. And now that the time has come to bid Farewell,' to old B.U., there is a tug at our hcartstrings and a tear in our eyes, for in spite of the hard work the past hve years have en- tailed, there is love in our hearts for Alma Mater. 106

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, - C. IlOl3ER'l' Flmslclt, A1017 Dorchester, Mass. Class llxecutivc Committee QQ, Cashier, ,Iohn Hancock Mutual Life Ins. Co. CIDIQKJIJON S. FULL1-:lt Maple-Place, Foxboro, Mass. j'o1iN A. GAIFIFNY, Bones VVinthrop, Mziss. Associate lflditor SYI.1.AnUs 1515 Buds Q1 j, fzj, fgj, QQ, QQ, Manager l'lntertainment Committee QQ, Treasurer MOIQIQIS GoonMAN Dorchester, Mass. Graduate of Northeastern College of Finance. Public accountant. I'll.IZAl'HL'l'Il IC. HAGGERTY I2 Port Norfolk St., Boston, Mass. NICMA .Ioim I'Il'lND1iRSON Boston, Mass. Teaching at High School of Commerce, Bos ton. ADRIAN E. Homviirzs Burlington, Vt. Director of Commercial Department, Burling ton High School. AIQTHUR W. J'o1rNsoN Durham, N. H. Assistant Professor of liconomics, New Hampshire College.