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

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P , T CLASSES Theodore Grant Paterson Ted 44 XVillow Avenue XViuLhrop, Mass. l'at's strong forte is Ee and Money and Bank- ing, and his marks have shown frightful negleet of any but the first letter in the alphabet- maybe that is why his spelling is so shaky. R. 0. T. C. Corporal 123: li. U. Show CU: linmimvnfunl Commillec Cljg Ax.vi.vla1it AlTtlP1llKl'l' Iloflcey and liuxvbull CID. William R. Pelkus, AXS2 The Skull Bill 57 Lithgow Street Dorchester. Mass. Bill's mareel is just like his business ability, naturally u part ol' him. liililor-in-Clxicf Syllabus 135: Ilousr QI' Repre- xevilfiliwx 6.2, 335 lixcculiee Cmmnilh'r 1.2, 35: Syllulnax Iionnl CZ, 33: IPVLTIIIPIKIH-SUIFIIONIOFC lfivlll Day Commillefr 123: R. O. T. C. TopS1rrgcnnl 1.33: lVinm'r of lf7'l'NTlNllHI R. O. T. C. Medal UB: Clmirmun Crrixorxllflf C'ommilt4'r CJ. 33: lf. U. Show Cuxl t2l:li. U. Slmu'f'Iuh 131: l'umnIr!pI1i1: Counril l3l:l.1:m14'r of Banjo Cluli 4.23: Clmirrmm li. U. Theulrc Nighl Ujg .flflvr-Slime llop 133. Richard ll. Pembroke Dirk South Hamilton Massaelulsetts. Ask this boy if he wants to see lf XVinter Comes and he will joeosly remark that it has every year so far. l'Ie is always seen in the eompany of West Reynolds, and we think that he knows every story that has ever been told. and even has them filed and indexed. Perry Plnncy, XZIX Pin Springfield Vermont Perry ought to be President of the O. T. R. Club, for he bunuued his way fifteen hundred miles to football games last full. Give Perry a billiard cue. a set of balls. and any unsuspect- ing friend, and he'll average his twenty per week. R. 0. T. C. Sergeant U. 23: lfcrmmzl Club C255 l'iru-I'rvxi1lw1l, l'rrmonl Club 131: .flxxixmnl J U l R U3- spur: Iiflilor li. U. lVeu'x Q35 . Glec Club C335 liim-Imll UD. Gerald 'l'. Plunkett, AXA U Jerry 2l Nelson Street Clinton. Mass. Jerry's soeial activities take up so much of his time, that hc has not aenuired the habit of hanging around the corridors of this old mill of knowledge. Perhaps it is just as well that he doesn't waste his time, but we kinda miss mn. R. 0. T. C. CI, 23. Winslow Pratt lI'iH 43 Franklin Street ivlllllllllll, Mass. lVinslow has talked for three years to In-ng the band, and now he is leading it. lle holds the distinction of being the only bandmau on the New York Trip who wasn'L seasiek. llow- ever, XVmslow and Anabelle combined to nutke nearly all the football games interesting, and at times, ilmte musical. gl'I1 jl'lfNfP1l! Club Ulf Slmnixh f'luI1 C335 R. 0. I. C.. Hand, Corporal 1.25, Sergrunl UH: li. U. -ll, 5 'l UNI' C-UI l'.l'lV.YIlNIl1ll luiliolion Com- nnllfc 137. 69 R rl-

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,- SYLLABUS 1925 5 Russell Lathrop Norton, BAE The Skull Foxy Gmnpzf' 24 Turner Street Willimantic, Conn. The editor of Beanie himself - whose bit: am- hition is to publish an uncensored issue of the magazine - we'll speak for our copy now. I-le indulges ill the Military, and is managing editor of this riot. R. U. T. C. Slll.0'StTYKL'!l7ll C23, 1.ilI.iz21cl1rn1ml C335 Iimnzpol SMI CI3, A xxixlrmllfzlilor CZ3, Afllznllging lfrlilor C335 Syllabzcx llflrmagiug Erlilov C335Junior Danrc Commitlce C335 H. U.Slww CI, 235 16.0. T. C. Rifle Team C235 Pixlol Team C.?3,'S1iI1rc Club C335 Conmeclicul Club C335S111uu'u 1mrlCompux.v Club C335 Tr1zn.rf'cr from lfVurreslcr Pnlylerlmic lrzxlilulzr and Iirown llniwrsily. Harry James Nugent 33 Maple Avenue' Briizhton, Mass. All of us were new-uents when we lirst came in here, but Harry has stayed that way ever since. Between handling the funds for the Newman Club, and kidding the girl in his Spanish class every day, Harry is a busy lllllll. Newman Club C13, Enlurlainrnenl Cmnmillce CZ, 33 , Treasurer C33. Thomas Murray 0'Neil, All-lf! Murray 35 Oakland Terrace Hartford, Conn. Murray is a southerner along with Josh Cooper. Ile hails from the Nutmeg State. He is also President of the Foreign Trade Club. Ah-hah, you little rascal, training to sell the - home product to the unsuspecting foreigner. R. O. T. C. Sarymnl C23,I.ir:ulaiuml C335 Prcxirlcnl lforeign Trmlir Club C335 i 'lI'!?-, Yl5Sl1lCl1l Connec- llcul Club C335 lIu1iil's Ilan C33. Roger Whlteomb Paine, ilfN l'ui11uy Union and Pleasant Streets Holbrook, Mass. Painey tells us that his favorite pastime is swimming: in Muddy River. And, as for going to XVednesday matinees, he'rl have given up drill any NVL-dnesday il' one of the fair sex would drag him along. Well Ewho wouldu't lfoxfliclc Club C33. Karl Martin Parks Weill 40 East Street Wineheudon, Mass. One of Olll' best known outdoor boys. If you would see Trout Parks ut his best. Hive him an old bamboo pole, a few juicy worms and turn him loose. Ile has a regular instinctlor lish, speckled and otherwise. R. O. T. C. Corflorol C235 li. U. Union C135 Freshman liusebrill CI3. Lowell M. Para, PJAIG Toon School Street Whitelield, N. lrl. Lowell is it chap who is always about. always ready and waiting, but he doc-sn't tell the world he did it. The kind of a chap you'd like to take home and introduce to your sister - but, well clon't. Not but what it would be O. K., but you would just he wasting her time. Frcxlmirm lfirlfl Day Cmnmillmr C135 R. O. T. C. Srrrgemzl C235 li. U. Show Club CZ, 335 Thi: Marque C335 New llumpslzirc Club CI, Z, 33. 68 . ' wwnsqe -8 as A 'I T

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34 QL. SYLLABUS 1925 mugs 1 Q! up f, ill - ' . E John Prendergast, EN 1'rcn1ly 361 Main Street Concord Junction, Mass. John comes from Concord Junction, over a similar route to that made famous by Paul Revere, except that today Paul would beat him to Boston, because John rides on the Boston and Maine. Nevertheless, he gets here just the same. Another member of our com- muting: football team. Varsily lfoalball C25: Tho Bcanpof' C355 Now- man Club C355 Boxing Squad CI, 35: Chairman Nanlcing Fuuzl Drive C355 Corporal R. 0. T. C. 4 255 Jlozmr of Representatives C35. Meyer Press, KN Milgu 222 Eastern Promenade ' Portland, Maine Meyer is one of the best hot doe salesmen that ever sojourned at Old Orchard Beach, even if he is supposed to be one of the few quiet members of our class. But Meyer does not think that this line of supervised employment will lead to a brilliant future, so a change is anticipated in the near future. Menorah Club CZ, 35: Maine Club 12, 35. William Putnam, AK!-I Put 237 Sarueant Street Holyoke, Mass. Bill though not a social lion is l00'Z, for B. U., and the Class of '25. Ile entertains the inmates of the Syllabus Olliee with stories of who won the war at Camp Devens, and why Holyoke should be the capital of Massachusetts. R. U. T. C. 115, Surgcanl C25, Jsllieulcnrml C357 Dance Commillcu 125: Junior Waals Commillec 05: llX.r1Jci1tlBl3lt.Vi1l115S Mrlnagcrli. U.Slmw C355 Syllabus .SMI C35: Dcvil's Den Sporling Club C355 Sabre Club C35. Leo J. Query, AXS2 48 Warner Street Somerville Joe , Mass. joe was the man who was going to take the Musical Clubs clown South, but it started out to be an easy winter and so he changed both his mind and his underwear, and kept them home. Someday, they'll go, and then joe wou't get any credit, but it was his idea just the same. 16.0. T. C. Sergeant C25,Lleulenanl C355 Axxixlanl Manager Muxlcal Clubs C25, Manager Musical Clubx 435: Sophomore Frolic Commlllcc 1355 Glce Club Q35. Nathan Ramln, MN Nate 92 Walnut Avenue Revere, Mass. Nate was brought up in the Shadow of Crescent Gardens, and sure ran our Sophomore Frolic to perfection. Remember the novelties, cider and doughnuts? He has lately, to our surprise, become a student, and was one of the twenty who passed F-1. Freshmen Dance Commillee CI5f Chairman of Class Frolic 125. Wesley Reynolds Wes 228 Chestnut Street Lynn, Mass. We have reliable information that Wes frequents the Colonial Theater and enjoys hoatuuz .on Parker River. But with whom? Maybe it's P1thias Pembroke and maybe not. Who knows? 70