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

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Freshman Class History We, the Class of '27, entered C. B. A. this fall, with the idea of being good sports in all college affairs. We think we have, and we also think that after you have read this history, you will think so too. Our first College Time at the end of the initiation period was the Freshman- Sophomore night. A good crowd. turned out for that event. Among the many entertaining features, they especially enjoyed seeing the unhappiest conglom- eration of Hula Hula hickers yet in captivity, and also watching the Cudgel Bout. This is the name of a method used by the janitor to sweep the stage in Huntington Hall.. lt was won by one of the members of our own class. Soon after, came the Horrible Parade, and it lived up to its name. The Field Day, which had been looming on the horizon, soon became an actuality and great was the excitement thereof, when the two leading classes met on the field to do battle to decide whether or not the detested green ties should be forever abolished and if the Fresh could legally use the front steps. The flag rush was a walking for the Fresh, as was the Football game, but in the rope pull we doffed our hats and dried. our clothes to our superiors, and thus ended the memorable Field Day. The next worth-while time was the Freshman-Sophomore Smoker. The Sophs did themselves proud in providing entertainment and refreshments for us. It has been whispered, stage whispered among the faculty, that we are the brightest class, as a whole, that has ever entered the portals of C. B. A. 9l iv

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M SYLLABUS 1925 Freshmen Class Officers EAIKLIG I. BROWN CHARLES Wyrlmns Pl'f?Sifl0Hl Vice-Prcsiderl 'P Zigi c..,M2:2,-, -I. -rc.-44,01 1 1 , if J U 'J e ff? ' ec Y 1 I BwA'rnIcE I'IANcocK PAUL la. IIAYNES f jy Secretary Treasurer 7 j h 1 x 'J f Uf 90

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