University of Chicago - Cap and Gown Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Go MRS. EMMONS BLAINE Whose generosity has made possible the School of Education and the University College this book is respectfully Dedicated

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HE Managing Editors desire to express their appreciation of the assistance given by the members of the Editorial Board. This issue of THE CAP AND GOWN inaugurates a new system of selection of editors, according to which appointments are not made, as formerly, by the Managing Editors, but by the student societies themselves. The Managing Editors adopted this method of selection in the hope of securing the ablest assistants possible, as well as in the desire to make the interests of the book the interests of the student body. They have realized their hope to such an extent that it has been neces- sary for them merely to direct the work of compilation and to edit the book as collated by the chairmen of the various committees. The CAP AND GOWN of Nineteen Hundred Two is thus the product of the student body of the Univer- sity of Chicago. This is the first issue of the CAP AND GOWN in which there appears no pro- fessional artistic- or literary-work. The Managing Editors therefore cordially thank those artists and authors of the campus who have contributed to these featuresg also those who have aided by suggestion and whose names do not appear on either the Staff of Artists or Board of Editorsg and those connected with the Faculty of the University who have placed records at the command of the editors. In using maroon as a cover for the CAP AND GOWN of Nineteen Hundred Two, the Managing Editors intend to set that color as the conventional cover for this and subsequent issues. 7