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

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SYLLABUS 1925 A SLIPS AND SLAPS FOR THE SENIOR CHAPS For all the slams on this one page, We must suffer till our old age. Don t hold them against us very long, Just come out with the crowd and cheer us along. Among us, but not of us, was Rolla Brown, On every ticket he turned us down. We longed to see Ella start a riot, But Ella was ever shy and quiet. We doll' our hats to Jennie Byers, Of Marathon dancing she never tires. A flash of orange, a stir, a flurry, 1-lere comes Clara in a hurry. To Roy Elliott our gallant friend, Our grateful wishes we do send. The coin do jingle, the wit do sparkle, When in together come Humphrey and Markle. E 22 was a literature class Where Clayton met the Miller lass. Glover Rogers our handsome leader, Canned his girl,-he didn't need her. On Podren's first attempt to smoke, The child got sick and forgot his joke. John Taylor is our popular boyg His speeches are our pride and joy. Donald Wallis, the Senior Sheik, Took out six girls in Junior week. Our friend Mary Wilcox has too much wit, When she starts picking, we all have a fit. Jennie ' Pederson makes Delta Mu Delta, - While the rest of us just get under shelter. Amateurs and women for the most part have but the feeblest ideas of poetry. If you do not appreciate this, you must be either an amateur or a woman, or perhaps both. JUNIOR SNAPS T Sunny Jim l'Iarnedy's our handy man, Whatever's to be done, he helps all he can. Distance means nothing to 0'Leary. We have been told his territory extends f'rom Lawrence and suburbs to Quincy. Men may come and men 1nay go, but Mendy goes on forever. Wyman Randall:-With cane and spats he hustles by And always with that fine bow tie. Big or little, great or small, Helen always smiles on them all. Greenhood gives as the reason for his success the fact that he keeps his third vest button open. I-Ie says it helps him to think. We knew there was something. We've always had mach speculation About the why of the white carnation,- Is it symbol, barometer, inspiration? Does it aid in the teaching 'of law?

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T EVENING DIVISION 1 ww-maui rw : 4 an , -3 . 5 . - S.. , 1925 Evening Division Syllabus Staff Back Row: I'IAI.I., NIASSON, livxzks, KOEIlI,luR Frou! Row: Llcvv, SICLIG, IIERRIMAN, FRASER, ROGERS, RANDALL, QARDALI. EDITOR IN CHIEF WOLOOTT I-I. FRASER MANAGING EDITOR I-IRLRN L. ROGERS CONTRIIBUTING EDITORS BOY D. I'ILLIO'I'T JOHN ALDEN JENNIE G. BEIIRIMAN MYRTIS B. EMERSON .IENNIE BROOKS HAROLD B. HALL Photo Editor ............. Art and Publicity Editor ......... BUSINESS MANAGER V MENDELL M. SELIG .MARY G. CANNON CARLTON II. IQOEHLER JAMES J. I-IARNRDY .IENNIE V. BYEIIS MARY E. W1LCO'X ARTHUR BROWN WILLIAM B. LEVY ALFRED J. CARDALL, JR ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER S JAMES J. IIARNEDY Circulation Manager. . . . Ad'U8I'tliSliltg Wlrrrirzger. . . . 139 A.. B. .FRIEDNIAN . WYMAN J. IIANDAIL . I IARRY N. M ASSOR

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