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

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F-inn H, ,Y ,,.,,,,,,,,, SYLLABUS 1923 . . .L Class Officers Back row: GAY, F1-zlmusou Front naw: lfrmsl-zn, Miss Dom-:RTV Wo1.co'l r H. FRASER, Pfdfilffllf NCJIQMAN M. CSAY, Vina-I're.fif!cuf H1'II,l'ZN V. IDOHI'IR'I'Y, Sr2m'cfm'y C1lARI.Ics S. Fl'fRCiUhUN, 7'7't?lI5Il7'BI 120

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DIV. MIDDLEMENHEI 3 - Mlm LOWIELI., PAULINI2 MCALEIER, CIIARLICS L. lVIAcI3iAcIIERN, LORA MACLEOD, HI'Ilili1EIl'I' W. IVIAIIAN, LOUISE MARKL12, PAUL B. M1.cRcURIo, NICIIOLAS lVIIcRRI'I'II1cW, 1flVl3R15'l 1' B. MILLARD, LESLIE C. MILLER, GLADYS M. M oN'rc:oIvI ERY, AR'r11UR B. MORGAN, W. HI'IAllNlC MUR1-IIY, LAURIQNCIQ R. MURRAY, ADA IC. 'NAWN, NIAMILS W. NEI.SON, RALPII B. NU'I 1'lNCl, PAUL S. OWIQNS, RAYMOND A. PARKS, WAI.K1iIl li. PIcD,ERsIf:N, -IENNIE M. PIZZANO, CARL PODRIQN, ALIs1:R'I' F. A. ROOICRS, GLOVILR W. RooN11:Y, AT.13'RICD ROSIIINBERC, EDVVARD l. RUD1-:RIvIAN, ISAAC IQYAN, GRACIC E. RYAN, HAl!OI.IJ L. SAIISAY, WIIf:cARD I. SARKIsIAN, ARAM B. SIIIQA, TIIvIO'rIIY F. SRINN1-:R, RoIzIzR'I' A. SIIIoLIf:NsItY, LOUIS SoI,'meRc:, .IOIIN C. S'I'ARRIa'I I', Hl'INliY A. S'l'lClilllNS, Hlilllll-1li'l' A. S'I'l'IV1CNS, MAIXK D. S'I'I-LWARD, PAULINIE B. SULLIVAN, AR'I'IIUR -I. ITALL, BERNARD TFAYLOR, HYMAN TFAYLOR, NIOIIN A. WAI.SIi, 'FIIOMAS H. WVASIIIIUIIN, RALIIII MCC. W.l-IINllliliC, Al3llAIfAM WlI.COX, IVIARY E. VVILKINSON, HAROLD C, WILI.IAIvIS, Wf'IN'1'VVCJIi'1'Il RVILSON, FRANCIS E. WOOD, EARL D. WIZANSKI, .IACOD B. YONKICRS, .IACOB BI. 82 Peterboro St. 206 Clark Road 671a Washington St. 249 Franklin St. 40 Maple Ave. 58 Irving St. 246 Maverick St. 56 Birch St. I6 Liberty St. I 4 Chapman Place Iooo Hyde Park Ave. 109 Taylor St. Middleport 24 Cedar Park 30 julian St. R.F.D. 3 21 'Iane St. 5 NValnut St. IO Fastern Ave. 200 Salem St. 644 Broadway 20 Gelmer St. IQ Newbury St. Gleasondale I2 Lorne St. 44 Ferry St. 128 W. Chestnut St. 181 Lexington St. 14 Allen St. 53 Holland St. 75 Congress Ave. IS Pleasant St. 69 Harlem St. 255 Mass. Ave. 742 South St. 11:1 Harvest St. 32 Huntington St. IO Hastings St. Hillcrest Circle IQ Hollander St. 247 Chelsea St. 249 Lincoln Ave. 334 Auburndale Ave. Box 320 970 W. Hampden St. 511 Ridge Sr. QI Harlow St. Woodstock ' 137 Plympton St. IQ Victoria Circle 28 Allen St. 145 Harold St. 119 Boston Boston Brighton Reading Swampscott W. Somerville F. Boston Cliftondale Ipswich Beverly Hyde Park Waltham Ohio Roxbury Boston Farmington, Me. Manchester, N. H Newport, R. I. Gloucester Medford Revere Mattapan Beverly Mass. Dorchester Malden Wakefield Waverley Boston Somerville Holyoke Wakefield Worcester Arlington Roslindale Dorchester Springfield Needham Swampscott Roxbury Ii. Boston Cliftondale Auburndalc Hopkinton Holyoke Fall River Arlington Vermont Wal th am Newton Centre Boston Roxbury

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Q- -sigu 1-A ,-Q. ' Q N ..l,'k' ' fingypl 5,-za-qs .I - s.m-I 'mi . .A gPi1T'.VE31 DIV. soPHoMoREs Class History One of the best organized classes at Boston University is the Class of '25. lt has many points in its favor. l.t has been fortunate in its choice of oilicers and committees, successful in its social and school activitiesgand remarkable in its individual class enthusiasm and school loyalty. On December 3, 1921, the class gave an informal dance at the Aberdeen Studios, Brighton. From 8 to I2,amid a galaxy of gay-colored crepe paper and Boston University ban- ners, forty-live couples danced the evening away to the harmony of a jazz band of color. Unlucky fellows not gifted with the art of rythmical perambulation, calmly held up the walls and nonchalantly entered into conversation with their partners on the subject of weather-whether or not. Did a l3.U. class ever have such a dance? .Iamaisl The class has the distinction of being the only one at Boston University that had pledged a subscription to the Endowment Fund. May the enthusiasm and interest in class affairs which has been displayed by the members for the last two years be carried through to ,25. Bits and Bites of 1925. We wonder what Gay uses to keep his hair so nice, and how it is that Levy can tell you the easiest way home from Malden 'lafter the cars have stopped runningf' Ever notice Fraser's wicked eye as he solicits lindowment Fund pledges or SYLLABUS subscriptions-and gets them! Ferguson is the Ali Baba of '25. Sesame. The class dues. Cardell-Men may talk and men may not, but I talk on forever. Rose Herwitz doesn't need the Suliirage Amendment to make her one of the liveliest of class members. Helen Doherty says His fun being secretary-what happened last meeting? Gerdts, our hale and hearty friend from Springfield, wants to know what it's all about, and Celia Ashman wants to know how anybody can listen to a Marketing Lecture. Koehler is our recognized specialist on Iigures.', Did you see his result at the Aberdeen Studio Dance? O Carlton! 121