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

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DIV. FRESHMEN Class History The spirit of college life enveloped the entering evening class and within a few weeks a meeting was announced for the livening Division Freshmen in Room A. A group of inter- ested Freshmen assembled, and they worked fast to get goingf' Ballots were cast for the election of the class olliccrs. The results of the election were as follows: Ihferiflmt, Guorzou F. TIIoIvIAs Secretary, LEONARD W. BouL'I'13NIIous1s Vice-Preriflmr, DAVID CLARK Trea.fm'er, WII,I.IAM A. EDWVARDS The above executives have worked faithfully from the Hrst of the year to kindle the spark into a roaring lire. Under their direction there has developed a feeling of good fellow- ship between the members of the Evening Freshmen Class. The good work and faithfulness of these executives is appreciated by all tlIe members The interest and co-operation that has been shown by the members have established the Evening Freshmen as one of the best organized evening classes that have entered the college. The spirit of the members has been embodied into the class as a whole, and this spirit has been and will be the initial step to success in all its undertakings. The great event of the year will be the Sophomore-Freshman Dance to be held at C.S.S. Hall on April 19, 1922, by the Evening Sophomore and Freshmen Classes. lt will no doubt cI'eate mutual feeling of interest between the Evening Sophomore and Evening Freshmen Classes. And as this goes to press, we Inay be assured that the united effort of these two classes will establish one of the foremost social activities of the year. 125

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SYLLABUS 1923 . . .z M Class Gfficers Euwmzus THOMAS lioUr,'l'1aNnoUslc Gl'IOIlCIl-I F. Tlmwms, P7'B.fl1ft?7llf WlI,I,IAM A. I'1mvAkns, Treaxznvr LIQONARD BOUl.'I'l'INHOUSI'I, Sz21r1'eaM'y. X 124

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SYLLABUS 1923 I . ll AI.l.IiN, ADRAIIAM I. AMES, ICARLE O. BALLEM, WII.T.IAM A. BARRY, JAMES IC. BA'I'AsII, EINVARD S. BERGIIAUS, TIIISOIDOIQE F. BoUL'I'ENIIoUSE, CIIARLE BoUL'rENIIoUSE, LI-:ONARI BROADRINI, ARIIIUR BROWN, HAI B BRowN OI Iv1 R W B BURWICK, BARNEI BYNII, MY1'Ii c.,AI'I'RljH, FR1'DI:RIcK CAI.I.ANAN GIKACE H CARLE, u EAN Freshmen EVENING DIVISION SH. JW. CICDICRBIERG, CIIARLES A. CLARK, DAVID C. CLARK, FRED G. CLEARY, JAMES F. CoIIIf:N, CIIARLES Co1.I.INS, MARc:ARE'1' F. BRENI,-ZR, MARCUS A. . . J. ' ' ' I ' 4 I - W. l W CoNNEI.I.AN, HICIil3IiIl'l' COCJPIAIII, HIJVVAIQID Cll0N4SI!I3ILG, SAMUEL CRoW1,RY, FRANCIS L. CURRAN, SFIIOMAS F. D1f:1.IA, MICIIAIEI. A. DILMINICO, ILOBERT H. DlCKI'IY, RotIER C. ' DONOVAN, PII,-IRCIE C. DoUI:1.As, AI.'I'oN W. RMM1'IR'l', -IULIUS F. ERICSON, RICIIARD O. FAIRIZANKS, GEQRGE W. FAVREAU, FICLIX A. FLANAGAN, MAIKY F. FI.E'I'c1IER, SIDNEY G. FRIEDICN, HARoI.D C. GIiISIIl:ICKEIl, JOIIN 1 Corrected to March 15, 1922 29 Aldrich St. IO ,lewett St. 87 Dix St. 9 Edison Green 14. Bogart Terrace 52 Tower St. 27 Monument Square 27 Monument Square 87 Waumbeck St. Tenney St. Hopkins County 7 Winslow St. 86 Penn Ave. 41 Central Ave. 199 High St. I3 Clark St. 22 Auburn St. 18 Stevens St. 30 Illgin St. 1084. Hyde Park Ave. 53 Creighton St. 127 Webster St. 7 Court Lane zo High St. 108 Humprhey St. 76 Monument St. 4.12 Seaver St. S3 Bulhnch St. 101 Preston St. 36 Woodside Ave. Dennisport 284. Lexington St. 23 Cottage St. QI F. Haverhill St. 106 Radcliffe St. 14.6 Hillside St. 65 Oak Square Ave. 101 Browne St. 24 Pinehurst St. 33 Linden St. 71 Walnut St. , 126 Northampton Northampton Dorchester Dorchester Albany, N. Y. Boston Charlestown Charlestown Roxbury Methuen Dalton, Ky. Plymouth Worcester Chelsea Gardner Danvers Malden Medford Newton Centre Boston Cambridge Malden Concord Brookline Lowell Portland, Me. Dorchester Lynn Hartford, Conn. Winthrop Centre Mass. F. Boston Bar Harbor, Me. Lawrence Dorchester Roxbury Brighton Brookline Boston Brockton Dedham