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

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g.,Qf.,1 - 1 vc- fiie 1 '74 ' 'N' . . V -fx i- A -55 , :VLA-QV: I ,, A .5 f,g.,fM,,:.,-,..,vw:- ing.,-QETMNQ.,-HT gi. UN i, . V I V ff' qiggsi-fig if-15:57 45,351 pri.: ..Xi.,.T.:? ,wg-,??v,1-Q Ji., :fa ---t ' if Q .tt f ft is s it ei - X. A f 6 't3'i. sffisfa 'J ' as-cliff 'wit l:t'f f2A.' is ' 35--4 E71 ,fl R - ,wr The June 611111011 5 5 fi? IFrom the University of Chicago Magazine! 3-sxff' Wim ,. we K p , ,K 1 if: -3 3 v sg., i .i.32g X.,- if r., . Q.. ' 1 Priii 012232, 1 L I ff im fra 1 SU' l Fl, ,N 'N-- sl, ,., amd, .i 'WL li?'f5 s.,' H ffwf :zu if 3.11.13 5 -f 1 we 'i 3021? 961.4 pig? 'jg ' - :' tain . .5343 9.x :E : i ligne. a ' ,Qfiff , 12:5 .A X i l'?g'cEt?ll: , 21:3 .Ji ki--,Wi 2395s ., 1 1 106, 'N 'Cixi' .til -J theft ' i il an :fe ' 0-VJ: A we i. ,ll ,eff K-as l lil fs p 59 D'- HE 1920 Reunion, despite strong competition by the Republican Convention downtown, 1-lift was the most successful up to date. From reports available, Reunion Week, from Thurs- day, June 10, to Wednesday, June 16, brought back almost one thousand alumni to the QQ Quadrangles. ij! The University sing was never before so successful, Hutchinson Court was crowded to capacity, the fraternity songs were sung with snap and precision, while from time to tlme the results of the balloting at the Republican Convention were announced, giving further QQ 1,5 opportunity for yells and cheers. Vfgfpf The events on Saturday, June 12, opened with special class and group gatherings about ,Nil .Qfg the Shanty and the class tents. The Shanty ceremonies took place later under the direction of Mrs. Edith Foster Flint. The gathering was addressed by President Judson and Mr. Stagg. Xgftij, 5169 ji' The evening was spent at the general alumni dinner in Hutchinson Commons and in Hall, attending the First Annual Alumni Performance of the Senior Vaudevllle, in Mandel Hall. 1 WML ,wif-fe' President Judson spoke at the dinner welcoming the alumni, and then it was announced 2531' that the Alumni Association had over 2500 active members, and that the Alumni Fund.. fix? aj started last winter had reached a total of over 388,000 in subscriptions, and had a total of ffm. il 'L' over 333,000 on hand. ' if Y: The class of 1880 held a Fortieth Reunion, four members attending, one, E. W. Clement, tifffy. K wi' V cominv all the way from Tokyo Japan Friday June 11 the new Campus Club held a 'x 2 . fi,-. ri I 7 - 1 is ...I . 5 3uCf'6SEfllg dinner akdthe Quadrangle Club. and affter the sing the class of '12 held a class 9- 15'-'Q ance am party in a Noyes Hall at which classes of ,l0 and 'll were guests. On Saturday, X'j1'f,i' gfirbaj June 12, there was an Alumni Breakfast in lda Noyes Hall which had a very large attendance. gggfijl 4521. and a School of Education Reunion Dinner. Monday, June 14, the Divinity Association held 'xf':,1l' ILQ-jpg a successful 'First Annual Reunion Dinner. Tuesday saw the annual dinner given by the Qi Ph. D. association to the Ph. D. alumni and the Ph. D. graduating class at the Quadrangle gQ,'Ww' Club, and the Annual Reunion Dinner and Ladies' Night of the Law School Association held ,sf-'ij' at the Morrison Hotel at which Judge George Fred Rush of the Circuit Court was the speaker. fl if: in The record-breaking attendance at most of the numerous events proved this to be the 11?-if most succesful reunion thus far held. :Zip i 3,511 t LJ. 1: ly oo r Q .f , -' .1 Ii. 1 .1-ifpfln, gif.. fi' --ff3 Zi 'fix lp If ,gm 5 GY? gas.. 2123, rib 111 Q3 5- -:,aw,7,Q at iilffaifil' 7 t5Q4'k ':Cl:r'3!iiL Lf it-if 1'f-f?1,igL'i .,f, 'i 4 ,'ij:ftf1g?7g:gf'Fgfff '-',j1iL1':2-?f'i'3 i'?nEffie, Qiixglhgfllisi

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