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

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SYLLABUS, 1923 I X' The Plattsburg Club Back row: EMERY, LIILLER, TIIACIIER, GROUT, NLLALEY, 'l'1IoMx'soN, L'EsP1aRANcr:, Llmnv Midrllcfrow: SKILLING, BRYANT, How1cN, B1sRu1cRoN, FAIIEY, Mum, Rosm, KLNNARD, Lov1sLL, I'iELBIG Front row: Wmrm, NELSON, LoRn1:N, ROBINSON, Novus, Bmzorr, HALL Presiflent, CuA1u.1zs E. RomNsoN Secretary, FRANCIS X. LORDAN Vice-President, CL13M1zN'r G. Novus Treamrer, CHARLES L. Roslz I xx tj , 224 '-

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ORGANIZATIONS I Advertising Club This school year marks the organization of the Advertising Club of Boston Um- versity. The club was formed in October with the expressed aim of assisting students and former students whose great interests lie in the field of advertising. It is planned to have the club addressed frequently by authorities in advertising. In fact, many prominent men have already signified their desire to address the club. It is probable that the day meetings will take the part of luncheons, where the members will listen to a speaker whose advice and suggestions will be found very profitable by those who intend to make advertising their vocation. Both present students and graduates are eligible for membership in the club. Professor Bcllatty, head of the Department of Advertising at the College of Busi- ness Administration, was unanimously elected Honorary President of the club in recog- nition of his very valuable assistance in the organization of the club. All other instruc- tors in advertising at the College have been elected honorary members. The total membership of the club to date is one hundred and ninety-two members, twenty-two of these being former students and seven being young ladies. As the club is but recently organized, little has been accomplished this year. A very extensive pro- gram of lectures, dances, a banquet, and bi-monthly luncheons is being outlined for the coming year. It is believed that the future will see the club the largest and most en- thusiastic in the University. 223

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4gs,ufb-w,-,san vw U- e ww- 'lg S A . ..L , ....- -hp' M' - ORGANIZATIONS as -M15 The Plattsburg 'Club The Plattsburgh Club consists of 1nen who have attended senior Reserve Ollicers Train- ing Corps Summer Camps. The object of the club is to promote the interests of Boston University and its Reserve Ofiicers Training Corps Infantry Unit, the continuance of fellow- ships formed at camps and to create further interest in the R.O.T.C. summer camps by social gatherings during the college year and terms of camp. The Boston University Plattsburg Club held its iirst banquet in July, 1921, at the Brick House Inn, Plattsburg, New York. Major and Mrs. Paul W. Baade, and Captain and Mrs. George A. Davis attended. lt was an enthusiastic gathering and the fellows certainly had a great time. Upon the return of the men to college in the fall the club was oflicially organized. Since then, meetings have been held regularly and several successful smokers heldl at the Union. At these gatherings many reminiscences of camp life and experiences have been re- called, and will continue for, X As strangers we together came, As brothers we shall partg ' And ever in the world of n1en We shall bear a brother's heart. Camp Devens-Plattsburg I 920-1 92 I 225