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

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T SYLLABUS 1925 L3 4 gn 'T ' .' -51 -4 -g wus-fftl: E N A I Members of '6BOnes', RALPH W. ALLEN BONES . ,fjR bogano o 185 Devonshirc St. cfo Hollingsworth SL Whitney Co. F. L. CHAMBERLAIN CARL T. COLLINGHAM ROY D. ELLIOTT WOLCOTT H. FRASER LOOTFI M. GAYZAGIAN JOHN A. GAFFNEY The Lamson Co. HAROLD T. HVOUSTON The Cross Dry Goods HENRY C. HUCKSAM J. M. Crysler LIAROLD A. ITUMPHREY MURRAY L. JUDKINS JACOB KAGAN WILLIAM F. KELLY WILLIAM S. G. KIDDER 11lfANs A. LAABY Carbonc, Inc. ALLAN A. LEES R. G. Dun Co. EVERETT B. M ERRITHEW BERNARD P. MYERSON 3410 Mt. Vernon St. 365 Summer St. 373 Broadway 26 Franklin St. 110 State St. 1- 105 Chauncy St. 5 Linnaean St. 1109 Amsterdam Ave. 77a Revere St. 22 Spencer Ave. 12 Park Road 311-8 Congress St. Winthrop Square 12 Endicott St. 120 Boylston St. Metropolitan Dental Supply Co. LEONARD R. NOURIE ALBERT W. PERKINS Y. D. Garage CHESTER F. PROTI-IERO Powder Point School GLOVER W. ROGERS SOLOMON ROTSTEIN MENDELL M. SELIG JOHN A. TAYLOR WILFRED B. WELLS Wells Advertising Sales Co. 14-26 Park Building Newbury St. 19 Newbury St. 327 Plymouth Bldg. 22 Angell St. 155 Newbury St. 80 Boylston St. 128 Boston Dedham Boston Cambridge Boston Boston Syracuse, N. Y. Lawrence Boston Cambridge New York, N. Y Boston West Somerville Belmont I Boston Boston Clif tondale Boston Pittsburgh, Pa. ' Boston Duxbury, Mass. Beverly Cleveland, Ohio Dorchester Boston Boston

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.. n u m Q A - ? ,mwnuqz :- I EVENING DIVISION , 4, 'E 1929 We of the Class of '29 are beginning to feel that we belong, During the past few months we think we have succeeded in acquiring that bored, intellectual expression that seems necessary to all successful students. We find that we can even pass the censors on the entrance steps without undue tremors. This, in itself, is an achievement. V On the 17th of January, the class met for organization. flft is 'yet a question in our minds whether we were brought together by the Juniors primarily for our interest, or because of the opportunity oll'ered by such an unprotected gathering for a sales talk on the Syllabus. We were greatly impressed by the oratory ol' Mr. Koehler, Mr. .lnlarnedy, and Mr. Selig,--in fact, had it not been for the dis- tance to our homes and the lateness of the hour, a record would probably have been established. by this class on the sale ol' the book. Nevcrtheless,-seriously,-we thank the upperclassmen for their interest and their good advice,-and we acknowledge that we ought to have organized long before we did. But,-now that we have at last Inade a start toward being a regular class, just watch us! -M. B. E. 127

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3 i EVENING DIVISION Bones L' liarl: Row: I'IImI'llIIIcY, lflmslclz, CoI.I.INm:1IA1xI, bil5RRI'l'llliXV, KlcI.I.1cv. WIaI.l.s, l'Ro'rIIIcRo Frou! Row: Liens, GAvz,xoIAN, l5I.I.Io'r, Kmmck, Romans, T,n'I.oR, IIIJCKSAM , Bones is an honorary society organized to promote college spirit by en- couraging participation in student activities by the meinbers of the Evening Division ol' the College of Business Administration, and to bind together in one group those who, by their deeds. merit election. 129