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

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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.

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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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l CAP-AND-GOWN - The Alumni Council of the University of Chicago Delegates from the Herbert Li. Slaught, PlLD., l98 Association of Doctors Edgar j. Goodspccd, Pl1.D., b8 of Philosophy H. L. Schooltmfl, Ph.D., lag Delegates from the Walter Runyan. l0? Divinity Alumni Edgar J. Goodspccd, ,97 Association Warren P. Bchan, F99 Delegates from the Hugo Friend, ,06 . Law School William I Mathews, '08 Association Mary Bronaugh, :15 Mrs. Ethel Kavin Bachrach, I1t Tm: ALUMNI Couxcn. Scott Brown. J9:7 Frank McNair, '03 Mrs. Agnes Cook Gale. F96 Chairman Alice Greenacrc, '08 john F. Moulds, ,07 Earl D. Hosteltcr, lay Srcrrtary- TrMJWH Delegates from tlac Emery jackson, I02 j. W. Linn. 597 College Alumni William Il. Lyman, H4 Editor Association Mrs. Lois Kaufman Markham, J08 Adolph G. Picrrm, lo? Frank McNalr, log :1ij Srrrrlary John R N-fentzcr, l98 Roy 13. Nelson, F01 john Fryer Moulds, '07 Ufiroriaw Ruth Presser, :16 Albert W. Sharer. '06 Harold H. Swift, Io7 Leo F. Won'mscr, F03 Delegales from the Mrs. Martha Landcrs Thompson, Jog Chicago Alunmzlc Mary K. K'IacDonald, l1; Club Cl1arlothI ayc, T95 Delegates from the William France Anderson, lgg Chicago Alumni Club Walker McLam'y, ,og Bradlord Gill, l1! Delegate from the jamcs R. Angell University As the above chart indicates, the Alumni Council is the central organization of alumni in which all sorts of varied alumni activity are combincd and w-ordinalcd. 11 might be termed The Board of Trustees of Alumni Affairs. The Council is composed of delegates From all the associations, lrom lllE Chicago local clubs for men and for women, and one delegate from the University. lts functions arc the maintenance and conduct 0f the alumni 0mm, the keeping of alumni records Gncluding addrcsscs and all information for the alumni dirccloryl, the organization of alumni clubs, the promotion of clam. organizations, the cusLody 0f gcncral alumni funds, and publication 0f the Alumni Magazine. Page .72 --.1-9-1-9- -