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

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e CAP-AND-GOWN -e THE ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTH CONVOCATION LECN ?leNDI-zl. HALL, hme 19, 1918 ORATOR: The Right Honorable and N'lost Reverend Cosmo Gordon Lang, D.D., D.C.Le, LL.D., Archbishop of York, Primate of Eng- land and Metropolitan. SUBJECT: The Universities and the W'ar. CHAPLAIN: Professor Gerald Birney Smith, 13.31., D.B., D.D. DEGREES; There were one-hundred and eighty-six candidates for degrees and titles. Of these sixty-Eve were for the titieofAssoeiate; seven for the certificate of the College of Education; one for Bachelor of Arts; thirty- t.wo for Bachelor of Philosophy; forty-one for Bachelor of Science; five for Master of Arts in Divinity; three for Bachelor of Divinity; four for Bachieor of Laws; three for Doctor of Law; hfteen for Master of Arts; one for K'Taster Of Science; and nine for Doctor of Philosophy. THE ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTH CONVOCATION HUTCHINSON COURT, JUNE II, 1918 ORATCR: The Very Reverend Sir George Adan Smithj LL.D., Litt.D., F.B.A., Principal and Viee-Chancellor of Aberdeen University. SUBJECT: The Universities and the Ware CHAPLF-JN: The Reverend Theodore Gerald Scares, P11.D., D.D., Professor of Homileties and Religious Education. DEGREFS: There were six hundred and fiftyuseven candidates for titles and degrees. Of these, one hundred and sixty-seven were for the title of Associate; forty-one were for the certifleate Of the College Of Education; thirteen for Bachelor of Arts; two hundred and fifty-three for Bachelor of Philosophy; seventy for Bach- elor of Science; twenty-eight for .V'Iaster Of Arts in the Divinity School; five for Bachelor of Divinity; ten for Bachelor of Laws; thirteen for Doctor of Law; thirty- three for Nlaster of Arts; seven for h'laster of Science; and seventeen for Doctor of Philosophy. el-e-wwl-Q-e-

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a--- CAP-AND-GOWN --- THE ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTH CONVOCATION LEON MANUEL HALL, AUGUST 30, 1918 ORATOR: Th: Honorabie Francis 'Warner Parker1 A.M., LLD. SUBJECT: The Franco-American Alliance. CHAPLAIN: The Reverend Professor Herbert Lockwood Willett, Ph.D. DEGREES: Them were two hundred and forty-Cight candidatcs for titles and degrees. Of these nine were ior the certificate of the Coliege Of Education; two were for Bachelor of Arts; ninety-eight were for Bachelor of Philosophy; thirty- four were for Bachelor of Science; ten were for Master of Arts in the Divinity School; two for Bachelor of Divinity; five for Doctor of law; fifty-Lhree for Master of Arts; fifteen for Master of Science; and twenty for Doctor of Philosophy. THE ONE HUNDRED AND NINTH CONVOCATION LEON MANUEL HALL, DECEMBER I7,1918 CHAPLAIN: The Reverend Professor Herbert Lockwood VVillett, Ph.D. DEGREES: There were ninety-six candidaTes for titles and degrees. Of these, two were for the title Of Associate; five for the certificate of the College Of Education; three for Bachelor Of Arts; forty-seven for Bachelor of Philosophy; twenty-one for Bachelor of Science; two for NIaster of Arts in the Divinity School; one for Bachelor of Laws; two for Doctor of Law; four for NIastEr Of Arts; one for R'Iaster Of Science,- and eight for Doctor of Philosophy.