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

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' SYLLABUS 1925 ff ji Z . -i ' - A 2- i wi Hearty Appreciation The Syllabus Stall' wishes to express its appreciation of the line work done, and the spirit of cooperation and enthusiasm manifested by the sophomore Heelers, appointed by the sophomore class to assist in the detail of the publishing of this year's Junior Year Book. At the suggestion ol' the Editorial Board of the junior class, the sophomores decided to follow a precedent established last 'year and selected a group of repre- sentative students to act as an observation board. The duties of this board being to gather as much information as possible concerning the duties incumbent with the publication of sueh a book. These students were frequently called on by the Syllabus Stall' and were given many opportunities of beeoming familiar with the routine of such work. The character of the work done hy these students is sueh as to assist materially in fitting them for important positions on next year's staff. Though the Iinal selection of the stall' rests entirely with the members of the sophomore class, the present Syllabus Stall' is to make up a list of those students, members of the observation board, who have manifested the greatest initiative and displayed the qualities adjudged most essential in the successful handling of a publication such as the Syllabus. This list will be presented the sophomore class as the recommendation of the Syllabus Stall' which reiterates its thanks to the members of the observation board, and extends its best wishes to the Syllabus Stall' for next year. 80

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f L SYLLABUS 1925 'WE T E 'E-' Sophomore Class Ofiioers Gnzoncm GRANDI IIAIUIY l oN'rA1NIc Presidcnl V'l'l,'l?--l,l'l'Sl'li0I1,l , , Y W Y N , w w WINEFHED BARNES Au1'nUn 'FILLINGIIAST Secretary Treasurer 82