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

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up ORGANIZATIONS J Spanish Club Of C. B. A. The Boston University Spanish Club is composed of active clubs at the College of Business Administration, the College Of Liberal Arts, and the College of Secretarial Science. The club at C.B.A. was founded in the year 1919-1920 by Sr. Adalfo Con- stain of Colombia, South America, and has grown rapidly since that date. The club is made up of students from Latin America and other foreign countries, as well as home students, thus being Of mutual aid to each other in our studies of the language, life, customs and trade of tlIe Spanish-speaking peoples. Meetings at C.B.A. are planned to be held weekly, at which time prominent men in the professional and business World give interesting talks On Spanish life, customs and trade. Membership in the club is open to all students interested in such activities. The social year Of tlIe University Spanish Club began witlI a very successful dance at Whitney Hall, Brookline, in October, which was attended by over 200 Couples. A month later another dance was held in the same hall which was as big a success as tlIe first. In January, the annual ball given in honor of the Boston University Football Team was held at Whitney Hall, to which all members of the team were invited. For the remaining part of the school year another dance is planned to be held during March by the C.B.A. Club, followed by a social later in the month. The annual formal Dinner-Dance is planned to be held at the Copley-Plaza at the end Of the semester. FRANK ANSELMO MARION BALCOM JOHN BARNETT PEDRO BENEGAS PACO BIANCHI IRVING CHATTERTON EDWARD CI-IESLEY DEWEY CHRISTMAS RAYMOND CLEARY LEO DIESRKJSIERES DOROTHY DONLAN STANLEY T. DRAKE DANIEL DRISCOLL JOSE FERRE MEMBERS WILLIAM GEARIN, JR. JACKSON GILSON HOWARD GUNDERSEN 'TARWIN GUPTARAK RAYMOND HELBIG PHILIP H. HOT.DEN H. CHANDLER HUNT HELEN MACKENZIE TTHOMAS MARCACCIKJ JOSE A. NIAYORAL HORACE MILLER F. NELSON MITCHEI.L lVlICI-IAEL lVlOONEY 219 WALTER MURPHY HECTOR OTTONELLO GERTRUDE OWENS JERRY PELLETIER CHARLES ROBERTSON BARTLETT ROWAN EARLE SHAW PAUL SMITH ELEANOR SYMONDS ZELIA 'TORTOLANI MARY TRAvERs WILLIAM WALLIS RUTH WELCH H. F. YUNG

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SYLLABUS 1923 I Q f? l 2 5 Spanish Club of C. B. . Buck row: MOONY, XVALLIS, I'I2r.LIeTIlcR, ANSICLMO, BIARCACCIO, DESROSIERS, MURPHY, BARNETT Third row: GEARXN, Cin-:sm-ny, RomaR'rsoN, SIIAXV, Dmscom., GuNm-:RsoN. BIYLLER, HUNT, CLEARY Srcoml raw: IMLCUM, TORTOLANI, DONLAN, DRAKl'I, SvMONns, Flcmus, OWEN, 'l'RAvERs, WIQLFH 'Front ruw: AIITL'lIliI.L, Ill-:Nlm,xs, Gn,soN, ROWAN, CuRIs'rxrAs If J 1 fY,A XV I Z' , I W' OFFICERS ' U11 Lf, k J , . JOSE 'ERRE,1r1's11l1'1zl HECTOR OTTONELI.O, Vzce-Prrfsidfnt STANLEY T. DRAKE, S1'rrvi11ry 117111 T7'FII.Vll!'6I' 218

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...-,...-....., .......W. ....,1t,:,:,....-3+ - 49 ' :T i X X - A -'S , f - t 'K' 52 ' if i t T 0 I ' f 042: T C' T eff 'TA M , OFFICERS TARWIN GUPTARAK, Praviflvnz BERNARD STROYMAN, Ificr-President Jose MAvoRAL, Sm-efary EARL B. SHAW, Trea.v1n-rfr The Boston University Cosmopolitan Club is still in its prime of youth. The club was organized through the sanction of President Lemuel H. Murlin in the latter part of 1921 by the students of different nationalities from various departments of the University. The main purpose of the club is to create bonds of friendship among students of all nationalities in Boston University and to unite them for mutual benefits socially, morally, and intellectually. The club aims to promote a better knowledge and under- standing as to custom and character of different nations and to cultivate in its members that sympathy and open-mindedness in what may be termed the characteristics of the citizens of the world. Membership in the club is open to all foreign and American students who have shown their interest in international problems and who desire to make a further study of different nationalities. At the present time, more than twenty countries are repre- sented in the club. The number of the members is increasing rapidly, for students are recognizing the advantages of being a member of this club which has such a varied range of interests. 220