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

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Acknowleclgment u T may appear to those who peruse these pages that the building of an I annual is merely a matter of' taking a few pictures, jumbling the Eninsh language around to fit the pictures and letting it go at that. It may be but we're inclined to doubt it. Especially when the ones who made it started out by knowing absolutely nothing about business, printing, en- graving or binding. Indeed the building of this volume has been a diffiicult task. A task whose achievement has only been made possible by the constant cooperation and untiring work of the entire staff. Therefore I wish to thank the entire staff and say that without their efforts nothing could have been accomplished. I am especially grateful to Frank Reis, one of the associate editors. He accepted responsibility cheerfully and willingly. His active interest in the book, and his conseientious work are the things which won for him the editorship of the 1923 book. In the engraving field all thanks are due to Mr. C. A. Mathinson 01' the Standard Engraving C0. ul'Vltatty has been as much a worker on the staff as any member, and his practical suggestions have Proved invaluable. Henry Hardy proved himself to be an indispensable cog in our machine. His art work demands recognition. Also in this field credit is due to Virginia Reber, who although not in school this year. has been interested enough to do much of the art work. Her werk speaks for Itself. The new method of handIing Athletics is the result of the constant planning and doings of the Athletics Editor, Arvid Lunde. He was never mo busy to get his work in on time. Howard Amick, besides working on the regular editorial end of the book, made most of the photograph and snapshot layouts. His clever work must be commended. Harry Bird has done remarkably well with the Rap and Found. It is not an easy job to grind out humor every day, and yet produce an original and tlive! section. This is exactly what has happened.' Among the Sophomore Editors Lathan Crandal, Paul Decker, Charles Stiefel, Norris Flannigan, and Carmel Hayes have proved themselves to be- willing and capable workers. But as mentioned above, it has been the whole hearted cooperation of the entire staff that has made this volume pussible. J. RUSSELL WARD Editor-irt-Chicf. M . ;'--' 'tninitsht'tnllt:1-2.5- ;-.Vruf,' E a E l-n'.:.d:Ii-A- Hafiilillru Eitstl . 'mulml' $Miiiii25 -zik;iltn ::3 . 4 ti; I i