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

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If ' , A T n-M1-we T SYLLABUS 1925 I Ei? :Ali ig? af? . I ! Delta Sigma Pi Founded 1907 GAMMA CHAPTER Established 1916 FRATRES IN FACULTATE THOMAS L. EASTERLING WILLIANI G. .HOFFMAN TIAYMOND L. MANNIX IRVING R. ITOBBY EDGAR B. PITTS FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE SENIORS FRANCIS AHEARN JOHN B. DONOVAN WALTER GLADBACK JOHN P. HOOBAN THOMAS M. HEARN THOMAS E. KENNEY JOSEPH BUCKLEY EUGENE J. GALLIGAN MALCOLM M. HALEY JOHN J. CANAVAN THOMAS I-I. FITZPATRICK WILLIAM F. LEAIIY WALTER B. MAHAN JAMES J. MAHONEY JAMES R. MGHARDY JOSEPH C. MOKENZIE BERNARD A. MCNULTY JUNIORS WILLIAM HEALEY WILLIAM H. HEARNE DAVID HOWARDTH SOPHOMORES JOSEPH F. HAYES GEORGE H. LEMAY 152 OWEN J. PIIILBIN CLEMENT GR. REDMOND EDWARD R. RUANE ARTHUR P. SHEA JOHN P. TIMMONS ALFRED WRIGHT ARNOLD T. LAX ROBERT F. SMITH FRANK A. STANLEY RALPH A. PALLADINO THOMAS B. SHEEHAN

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E - FRATERNITIES LMT Lambda Chi Alpha ,J Beale Row: BROOKS, H. BROOKS, IIILI., AIiH0'l I', FARNHAM, l1'lll.I.liR, RisvNo1.ns, HAMMACIIICR, 1Vl5N'l'1VOR'I'll Fourth Row: Sl'AUi.mNo, IDIEMETER, ANDERSON, E. BROWN, RILEY, GODIFREY, liooov, lNNlCS, lVllERRlLl., Wiirric Third Row: SIIIIELIJS, BOXVIJITCII, STURGIS, GRIQENIQ, DR1sss1QR, FULLER, 1'1.uNKic'r, FRENCH, Oi.ssoN S lk :Gz.'C .'sG.a 0:s C ci'G.S l'.B cram ow Rl Mi x, imsi , ii IU Ri, si oon, ONI 1 x, ivuiil, RONVN Frou! Row: MlLl.IE'l'1', R. SMITH, MAIQSIIIJLVIQN, S'l'I9l.I.A, HARmNc: Alpha Zeta is the mother chapter, having been founded at Boston University in 1909 as an outgrowth of the Cosmopolitan Law Club at the Law School. While the fraternity had been founded with a view to national expansion, no attempt to establish new chapters was made until 1912. At that time, chapters were founded at Massachusetts Agricultural College and the University of Penn- sylvania. The growthof Lambda Chi Alpha has been both consistent and sub- stantial as an unbroken roll of sixty-two chapters indicates. There are chapters in all parts of the U. S. from Maine to California. Among the prominent members of the fraternity are: Covernor Alfred Taylor, T ennesseeg Congressmen M. C. Kelly, Pennsylvania, Pi. Parker, Louisiana, W. S. Tyson, Georgia, I-I. K. Davidson, New Hampshire, G. C. Kemble and E. Miller, Texasg T. R. Williams, President of the American Newspaper Association, and Dr. Homer Albers, Dean of Law School. 151

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AA f FRATERNITIES T Q, 4 A1 - .'- -s.- ,Q Delta igma Pi Bad: Row: S'mNi.nv, Lisiwmv, IIEixl.isv, I-Iiinicv, Prrrs, GAi.i.iG,xN, GLADBACK, Limuv, Iiucicnicv, Smrru Middle Row: LYNCH. CANAVAN, l?lTZI'A'l'RlCK, RICHMOND, HICARN, I-Io1fifivmN, Prof., SIIEEIIAN, RUANE I Frou! Row: DONUVAN, l.'AI.I.Al7INO, LAX, AIUQARN, NIAIIONICY The lnternational Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi, composed of twenty-eight chapters, located all over the United States and Canada, is a professional business fraternity, which is non-sectarian. It draws men from business colleges of the type of the College of Business Administration of Boston University. The aims of the fraternity are best explained by the preamble of its consti- tution, which reads: A fraternity organized to foster the study of business in universities: to encourage scholarship and the association of students for their mutual advancement by research and practiceg to promote closer affiliation be- tween the commercial world and the students of commerceg and to further a high standard of commercial ethics and culture, and the civic and commercial welfare of the community. - 153