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

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no un. SYLLABUS 1925 MTE Executive Oflicers ROY DAVIS, A.lVl'. Assislunl Dean QI' lhe College 'Nlultiple duties as Assistant Dean and Hfead of the English Department do not prevent Professor Davis from mingling among :the students and becoming a true friend of everyone. Ile was chosen as the first faculty member to be elected to the Skull. Professor Davis has been president of the two honorary societies, Phi Delta Kappa and Delta Nlu Delta, and is the permanent secretary of his Alma Mater, Dalhousie University, Nova Scotia. Ile has wr1l.ten Business English and Corrcspondence,'' Advanced Exercises in English and other English texts. .EVElKE'l l' L. GE'l'CllELL, A.lVl. Sccrclary of Um l 1w1Llly Professor Gelchcll has earned widespread distinction as a lecturer. During the summer, his work in the English Department over, he tours Europe lecturing to groups of travelers under the auspices of the Bureau of University Travel. llis varied experiences have furnished material for many magazine articles. Professor Getchell when an undergraduate at Colby College was editor-in-chief of the Colby Echo, and a member of Delta Upsilon. JOHN WATERS Rl'!1I'SfI'lIl' QI' lhe College Registering has its'trials but what it might be without the guiding hand ol' genial Mr. Waters would be trial plus tribulation. With him consideration and sympathy for the other fellow is paramount. lilis creed is promptncss, accuracy, .and cheerfulness - a creed that certainly spells success. Mr. Waters is a member' of Alpha Kappa Psi. CHARLES E. S'l'llA'l'TON, A.B. I Jiraclor for I reshmr'n As Director for Freshmen and llead of the Science and lVlathematics Department, Professor Stratton blends two functions for a very common good. Who except one with a seientilic and calculating mind can fathom the innocent newcomer and set him oil' in the accepted di- rection? Professor Stratton can, and results prove that his work is successful. Ile is a graduate of I larvard College and a keen follower of all outdoor sports. 1-1 r

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C if SYLLABUS 1925 T Cll'Alll,lCS E. BlDl,llA'l l'Y I Iced QI' the Advertising lJl?lIllI'flll0Ilf As a regular fellow, Professor Bellatty easily qualifies. Any man who can supervise the playful gang at the Down- liast-by-the-Sea Summer Session for four successive years and also act as U. S. Veterans' Bureau Counselor nmst be of the calibre that is popular with students - he surely is. At Bowdoin, where he did special work, Professor Bellatty played on the varsity eleven and edited the Orient. llc is the author of an ext.ension course in advertising for the Massaclmsetts Department of Education and is a member of Zeta Psi, Alpha Kappa Psi, and Delta Sigma Phi. for it himself. CITABLES E. PERSONS, PILD. I load of llzc Economics Department Economics, t.he subject of mysl.ery to most of us, is made a bit more lucid by the clear presentation of material by Professor Persons. llc is a deep student of the subject and has written a book entitled, Early History of Factory Legislation in lVlassachusett,s. At Cornell College, Iowa, where he excelled in debating, he was elected u member of Phi Beta Kappa. Professor Persons daring the World War served with the A. E. F. as a first lieutenant. 16 WALTICIX J. GOGGIN, AB B B A C P A I lead of the Accoimtinq Drparlnzrnl Professor Coggin as head of tht ltllgt stdcpaltment with its many courses and details, his come lnto favoiablc contact with most of the studcnts Slnec tflllllllf., t faculty of C. B. A. in l9I7 he his Wllittll a volunu 1 eost accounting for the Lafayette lllsllllllt pI0flNS0l tloggin, while a student at Tufts Collcgt pl iytd on tht varsity baseball team and managt d thc xolhgc bookstou llis fraternities are Delta Sigma Pln md Alpha K ippl Ps I 4 4 HAROLD WIll'l'lIllI AD B I5 A Head QI' the Sales Hclalmns Drprzrlnzrnl 1 StllUSlllCIl must put themselves at ross llns Professor Whitehead does in a very interesting and comma mg manner. He has written many books on salcsmanshlp among them being How to Bun a btolt lla Buslnmss of Selling, and Common Sense ln BVIISIIN ss l,I0f'lSS0l Whitehead, who also acts as Vocational founstlol has given the best evidence of faith in out B B A hf quahhc d