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

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T-b N, , qv-'57 .-f:rff2A ,. , .1 - 'wrt :safe-wvfve-Q-fy,.:gg -swiL',:r'w s gd 'fr--'ef fm'-ears: Q-- t B 2 .ferryenreyieieitsqa-1.4-ee' we M sf:-A 'HE-1 . gQlR4'fi.t5as4 fiigliivltl iljtl - .., zftf ifffis PQQSY? tyfq,zf-fs?'f2jfm41I?t?.itxv.id Eieflki-ff QW 1-'Ytilg'-YZ. if 35 lil? . 5- 'iii' 5' .4 'e f'.1 'asf t A it ffl ' A ' t t liflii fx qw: :1,f,5gi,1,v:'!iy XKJI5-,ig 1 CQQF wlgiiisfwi aa- ' ' , r ,C . 1 5fAlf-Q' at if 1,82 ,I o 1 il A 0 o o ,?ff'T,'f lumm Count: ctlvltles 356, 5' lfm NIVERSITY and college alumni associations are organizations peculiar to America 4'ftPf,' QM If . . . . . . . lsr J and particularly to educational 11'1St1I1lt10I1S in the United States. They are, to a large H..-.f .Qefgg extent, the outgrowth of our democratic system of education, and are the agency wicfin' Etifffg through which loyalty to alma mater is expressed in appreciation of the educational advan- QUE-'Eg i J taffes afforded. Althou h alumni achievement most everywhere has yet to reach its fullest 'NTWT F 9 e g Y gt 'ji islj, development, a history of the great work already done by aliunni associations would be Xkgdli 1 5 truly inspirational reading. 5575 - . . . . . . . 1- ,..': fi:'1j,5' The Alumni Association of the University of Chicago, like those of other insututions, Emi was organized spontaneously. Scarcely had the first two or three classes been graduated when QQQP: 4if'lj,C the alumni, although very few in numbers, felt the need for organization in the general in- QNQLJJ terest of the University. The fact that in our brief history thousands have enrolled in its QQI. Qffcpg membership sufficiently indicates that the need for such organization and the desire to parti- ppl? Q!Z.xg.j', cipate in its endeavors has been quite generally felt by our alumni. Our association is now iifggjf Qgfijgy some twenty-odd-years old. The Alumni Council, under our present scheme of organization, fg55J ., is now in its eleventh year. Qfjfifi tdffexz '- , 15 fit?-1 H,x-54.1 JSQQJ y V ' , - tg Q15-5' . K JF a ,. . 'fl ' , '- it tx- ,Fi Z..v1.::3QiQQIi5E:v::,:Hin Ckxcz , ,Q . 'K w,J.1 it A-57: 5-vb. 7 l- i'! ii? EQ: ' VAU- N, ,,,., . '-rf'-isfiat f 6 -L fin? ' f :ff-7, -. wi? 1 52453 . 9 Kd TFT. 2- 1 all .-wi' tml ,1, 1 . Ln, f flgpa' Thomas Hair 'Self 0 11 il s A 5' lfi The list of our present alumni oflicers on another page may serve as an outline of our if-s-Xi' -:Q organization scheme. The five Associations carry on such activities as may be of special 5.5171 QQ, interest to -their members. All Associations, however, have proportionate representation on fgzxdqi 'Q :fu the Alumni Council, whlch IS the central, executive body for matters in which all alumni lj,-7 have a common mterest. The Alumni Council holds ffour regular quarterly meetings a year ' may 1035, and. such special meetings as may be necessary. The council now performs a number of Qgfg lfuigff duties of high importance, but space limitation prevents a complete list of such activities here. ' ,jeg jp .. Some of its larger activities can be set forth as follows: iigflf islji ill Malntenance of a well-equipped, central alumni office, with necessary working E' ,jg force. 1 e-5 , . . . ' keg? diff. f2l Keeping up alumni records. For this purpose our present files are: Alphabetical, X533 Llgjl Geographical, Biographical, Ccontaining folders for photographs, clippings, letters, if 'jj and other biographical informationl. There are also a War Records file, a Mag- -Qi j,' azine Subscription file, and an Alumni Fund file. Two new files will in time be started: A non-graduate file Cto be brought up to datel, and a necrological file. 'is' : Raj-' We have now over 13,000 names listed. 'Qgf :H 1 PS duff, 'pgs 'ii Er, , 20 ,,,,,:,l. ,. x f 'T fs Cul. -w f7f?? C A . -. , - P. 1 te - . T, . ., MP' Mr Jk,,Z..-- 5 f. Q V a,sA.s.p,P,,z,.f,Q:,,g,,4.,,: sggiiyiezz Zgsbiigfililiggl gy gtplxtfyligal