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

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Zlctmumlengment F the Cap and Gown of 1923 is received with favor, its success will be due in no small part to the assistance of its friends. Therefore I wish to take this opportunity to thank on behalf of the staff all those who have assisted us in the building of the 1923 volume. We have particularly appreciated the interest and co-operation of the faculty. Dr. Goodspeecl and Mr. Boynton have helped us in many of our difficultiesg to Dr. Gale we are indebted for the dedication cut of Dr. Michelson, and Dr. Dickerson found the time and took the interest to write for us the historical sketch of the University. Mr. Mathinson, representative of the Standard Photo Engraving Company, has been of invaluable help. We feel as if Mattie were a member of the staff. We are very grateful to Mrs. Stagg for complete statistics of l922-23 athletics, and to A. A. Stagg, Jr., for writing the account of the football season. Miss Mertz, a professional artist not connected with the University except by sympathy, has taken a very keen interest in the book. Her sound judgment and willing advice has been well nigh indispensable. It is impossible to mention here all those who have aided the staff in the past year. We are, however, very grateful for the assistance which has been so kindly given. Here, also, I wish to express my personal appreciation of the staff. Paul Decker, Managing Editor, has efficiently handled the tedious and intricate job of supervising the senior section. Of the Associate Editors, Don Irwin and Don Lockett deserve especial commenda- tion. Each has handled his work very capably and each has put his heart into making this Cap and Gown all that was possible. Their interest and reliability have been inspiring. The work of the Art Department under the leadership of Irene I-lanauer and Paul W'eller has been excellent. It was only by their assistance that the original plans for the book were carried through. Lucile I-loerr in the Faculty Department, Russell Pierce in the Rap and Pound, and Carmel Hayes in the Woman's Department have ably handled their important sections. I wish that there were space to thank each one of the staff and of the freshman assistants individually, for they each deserve it. Their interest in and their willingness to work for the book could scarcely be surpassed. The spirit they have shown has made it a real pleasure to be associated with them. LATHAN A. CRANDALL, JR. Page Nine

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In Memoriam . Administration . Historical Sketch . . Seniors . ........ . Juniors . . . Sophomores . Freshmen . . . Campus Organization Publications ....... Dramatics . . . . . . Dormitories . Society . . QTIDUIBUIB BOOK I-THE UNIVERSITY BOOK II-ACTIVITIES BOOK III-CLUBS AND FRATERNITIES Fraternities . . Clubs .. Football . Basketball Baseball . Track . ...... . Minor Sports ..... BOOK IV-ATHLETICS Women s Athletics ................ Law .... Medicine Divinity . . . Education . . . Military Science Rap and Pound . BOOK V-PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS BOOK VI-RAP AND POUND A complele index will be found at the back of the boo Page Eight

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