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

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El AT - J SYLLABUS 1925 NNW AGL Ill mmf' HUGH W. BARR Chi Sigma Chi Founded 1920 1' RATRICS IN If'ACUL'I'A'I'IC JOHN C. SCAMMELI. FRATRRICS IN, UNI.VI'lRSl'I'A'l'lC CLARENCE IC. ANDERSON WILLTAA1 J. ANDERSON HAROLD O. DODDS BOY JAENSON EARLE O. AMES EDMUND BURKE LLOYD H. DIXON CLIFTON A. FOLLANSBEE CHESLEY F. HAMMOND ARTHUR S. BICELOW LIORATIQ A. GRAY WARD HARPER J. ROBERT AKIN, JR. OREN ARMSTRONG STEPHEN CUMMINGS HAROLD NIORGAN 7 1 SENIORS H OLLIS JOY W. WENDIELL NIACCARTY WENTWORTH PERRY .IUNIORS THOMAS M. HILL STANLEY N. IWIAIRTLE LAWRENCE LEGARE PERRY B. PINNEY ALBERT W. RICHARDS SOPHOMORES NOIIMAN W. HJALL RUSSELL T. HAMLET LINWOOD B. LESURE GAVIN D. MACKAY FRESHMEN LYMAN W. PHILLIPS MAURICE K. POPE PLEDGEES .I . HENRY OTIS 1 641 .l lf. ICDRIC PLUMMER RUPERT ROGERS MAXWELL S. THOMSON FRANKLIN W. WOODWARD EMERY L. :RICHARDSON ROBERT W. RICHMOND JTENRY H. STAFFORD N ILES W. STANGE HAROLD A. TENNEY WALTER MAR'FIN ARTHUR P. TILLINGHAST IJERBERT M. YOUNG ELGIN E. WASSON WOODEORD WILCOX LEON C. SMITH FOSTER G. WOODS

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.- ,J X FRATERNITIES H 4 Delta Sigma Phi l . Front Row: NELSON, MCCABE, PURINTON, Vomc, Wmmzsv, WxLL1s, MCLEOD, HALL Muidle Row: RAND, EATON, Wisnnrak, WATSON, W1sNmaLL, MENISI4, WES1', WIIITE, CA1-'r. Clxicsmiz Back Row: ASHCRAFT, BLAKE, GOUDAY, TnoMAs, Wolicmsrlsn, JOHNSON, FAiRuANxs, Moonv, WIIEELER, YOUNG Delta Sigma Phi was founded as a social fraternity at the College of the City of New York on December 10, 1899. The B. U. chapter was founded in 1.920 by the conferring of a charter on the local fraternity Alpha Omega. There are now thirty-eight chapters and several alumni organizations. The Fraternity is considered international by virtue of a chapter at lVIeGill University, Montreal, Canada. ' It is the purpose of this fraternity to promote refinement, harmony, and fra- ternalism among the men students of the University. Remarkable success has come from its efforts. Last year this chapter ranked first in scholarship and first in activities among the fraternities of the College of Business Administration. Among those who are at present upholding the policies of Delta Sigma Phi are: Secretary of the Pan-American Union, the mayors of San Antonio and Dallas, Texasg President of Alfred University, Edward O. Amundseng and Hon. Qld. J. Davis, secretary of labor. I 163

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L1 V FRATERNITIES Chi Sigma Chi Bark Row: LEGARE, Yourfm, Him., FoLl.ANsm:rz, AMES, STANGE, Piiiurs, Witcox, Ricimlu1soN, AuMs'rnoNc POPE, WAssoN Middle Row: HIRTLE, Hiccms, RicuMoNn, HAMMOND. D1xoN, Ricimuns. Lrcsuiuc, liicnroxv, MQKM' Frou! Row: MAR'l'lN, TENNEV, PINNEY, IlAMl.ls'r, ARIN, HALL, Tll.I.INlillAS'l' . Chi Sigma Chi was founded April 4-, 1920, by students of the College of Business Administration of Boston University in the belief that there were not sufficient fraternities in Boston University to accommodate the large amount of fraternity material. This belief was substantiated, consequently Chi Sigma Chi has attained a satisfactory standing in the University, which has made it feasible to negotiate for admission into a large and reputable national fraternity. Due to its coin- parative youth and rapid growth, its attainments can only be measured by its extensive activities in C. B. A., C. L. A., Law School, and Medical School. The chapter house is located at 306 Bay State Road. 165