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

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SYLLABUS 1923 FI LM S .21 g ' Junior Week Committee Back row: RICHARDSON, NIIERRIAM, DIQNNEIIY, LEWIS, GREER, h'IIL1,ER, IIUSSICY, IIADLOCK Fran! row: KIDUER, DALY, MARCH, HAGAN, ELDREDOI-1, STICKNEY, IWINNEIIAN, LATIMER, NIC1IOI.S KENNETH ELDREDOE, Chairman RUTH STICKNEY, Sm-ffm-y C.B.A. C.L.A. C.S.S. KENNETH ELDREDGE DONAI.D RICHARDSON THOMAS DENNEHY RUSSELL HADLOCK EDWARD NICHOLS Efzfmziny Division WM. G. KIDDER ELEANOR MARCH ROLAND HUSSEY F. N. MERRIAM, JR IJOROTHY HAGAN CAROLINE DALY S.R.E. ISABEL LATIM ER Theology R. P. TEMPLIN 230 RUTH STICKNEY EDITH LEWIS GERTRUDE MILLER ELIZABETH GREER CATHERINE MINNEHAN Law .TOY-IN BUSHMAN

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ORGANIZATIONS New Hampshire Club The Boston University New Hampshire Club was organized in the fall of 1921. The purpose of the Club is to foster a spirit of good fellowship among New Hampshire men at the College and to further and promote the interests of the College and the University. In the short period of its existence the New Hampshire Club has proved to be one of the many active and successful organizations in the University. During the course of last year the club conducted two smokers at the HU. Union, and was represented by a basketball team which easily upheld the reputation of the New Hampshire students in that branch of sport. At the first meeting this year new oliicers were elected. Plans for the new year were outlined which included a series of smokers and an informal dance, to be held during the latter part of the school year. Steps were taken for the organization to affiliate itself with New Hampshire clubs of the different departments of the University. NORMAN H. AUSTIN ARHTUR E. BEROERON SUMNER S. BRYANT MERWIN P. CASS RENE L. COURTMACHE VICTOR B. FREEDMAN PARKER HUNTINGTON DAVID A. LAMOUREUX WILLIAM LEAHY LEON LEWIS JOSEPH MCCORMACK EDWARD NICGIVNEY MEMBERS LAFAYETTE L. MARCHAND PHILIP W. MITCHEIIL HERBERT C. NEAIILEY JAMES H. NUTTER LOWELL M. PARO EUSTIS R. PERRON CLEMONT G. J. REDMOND ROBERT A. YOUNG 229 CHARLES E. ROBINSON RAYMOND B. SAWYER i ARTHUR P. SHEA PAUL V. SMITH JOHN P. TIMMONS

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ORGANIZATIONS if W Junior Week Two years ago an attempt was made to hold what could honestly be called a Bos- ton University Prom. It failed. There was too much departmental jealousy to secure the necessary co-operation. Last year the Junior Class at C.B.A. again made the attempt to unite the Juniors throughout the University. This time they were more successful. The College of Secretarial Science and the College of Business Adminis- tration united in staging the most successful Prom in the history of B.U. But it remained for the Class of 1923 of the College of Business Administration to bring about a University-wide Junior Week. When the subject was broached in a Junior Class meeting there was no dissenting voice raised against it. All agreed that as a fitting climax to the year when the University First awoke to the fact that it was a University, we should have a Junior Week that included all departments. An advisory committee consisting of Donald Richardson, Chairman, Russell Hadlock, Kenneth Eldredge, Edward Cantor and Arthur Bergeron was appointed. They met with a hearty response when they presented plans for a united Junior Week to Juniors in other departments. All colleges which have class organizations have joined in the effort to make the week from May Ist to May 6th one long to be remembered. ' Actual carrying out of the plans is in the hands of the committee listed below. They plan for a Junior Night at the all-B.U. Show, Junior participation in Field Day events, and a Prom that will eclipse all those held by previous classes. As in many other activities, it was the Class of 1923 which led the way. 231