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

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gil SYLLABUS 1923 I , .,4 i B. U. Union Houseflommittee Back row: Hucxsmr, Lnmuc, HILDRETH, JENKINS, Four Fran! raw: STAFFORD, BIAJOR BAADE, Iir.nruzuG1s 204

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ORGANIZATIONS -IW Dramatic Club The bulk of the work of the Dramatic Club this year has consisted of short plays, thereby enabling each member of the club to acquire thorough practice in acting. The plays are given in the rooms of the College Of Business Administration building. Admission has not been charged at any of these performances. At one of the entertainments, Mr. E. E. Clive of the Henry Jewett players. gave his viewpoints of dramatic work. Manager Sturtevant of the Copley Theater Company also gave a talk before the club. At another of the meetings, Miss Mary E. Wynn of the Children's Theater gave a review of the history and outlook of child drama. - The Dramatic Club has conclusively shown its value to the students of Boston' University, and its members are most enthusiastic in the Work that is being carried On. SAMUEL ALBERT FANNIE L. ASHLEY WILLIAM B. HARNETT HARfJI.D H. BRYANT ABRAHAM E. CALI.UM GORDON S. COCHRANE CHARLES COTTON RUTH DESMOND DOROTHY DONLAN LUCINA V. ELLMS MAX S. EPSTEIN SAMUEL A. ICIISTEIN ROBERT S. GILI.IES ROYAL K. HAYES JOSEPH KROHN EDWARD LACOB MARY S. MACKIENZIF MEMBERS 203 ABRAHAM NIARGOLIS ROLAND E. lVIEUNllER GERTRUIJE fJWENS WALTER H. PERRY ISABELLE V. ROBERTS PAULINIE ROONEY SAMUEL RUBIN HERBERT W. SAUL PAULINE S. SAWYER ROBERT G. SEARS AIZNIER B. SHERWIN MURRAY SHULTZ GEORGE B. SILVERMAN JOHN SWANSON ALICE L. r1iRIPl' PHILIP W. WILEY ESTHER YOUNG

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'B-:er if I 1' ORGANIZATIONS, II The Boston University Union HE BOSTON UNIVERSITY UNION is now in the second year of its existence. While its membership continues to be small, activities centering at the Union clearly demonstrate its need in University life. The Beanpot and Boston University News are now located in the ofiices on the fourth floor Of the Union. The Athletic Association, the C.l3.A. Orchestra, and various clubs and societies hold meetings in the Union. Dances and smokers have been held in the Union this 'ear both b I Union members and bv other Orfanizations. 5 I 5 . As in the past, the Union is open from eleven to eleven for the use Of members. lVIajor Paul W. Iiaade is the faculty representative and Chairman of the House Committee, and Prof. VValteI' Goggin the Treasurer. Student members of the House Committee are as follows: College of BllA'lIl!'3'.V flrlnzilzislrzzfioh IQENNETI-I ELDREDGE, Sm-ftary JAMES CORCORAN GEORGE JENKINS :DONALD RICHARDSON HENRY STAFFORD GEORGE HILDRETP1 JOSEPII LIMRIC HENRY HUCIQSAM JOI-IN GAIPFNEY ROYAL K. HAYIES , College of Llb!'l'IIl flrlr PHILIP HENNESEY School of Religious Ezlucatiou JOHN H. FORT School of Law CHARLES BUCK School of lllwlirilzr' WILLIAM LEFURGY Alumni Refu'If.s'IfrImtlve LEONARD NOURIE 205