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

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Qlnntents BOOK I-PRELIMINARY In Memoriam ....., , ....A..,.......................A- ----..-----v---------','--------- -----A- - Administration Alumni .,.,.,............,... Seniors Juniors ........ Sophomores . Freshmen ....... Law .. , Medicine .,.. Divinity ,....,...... Education ........... Military Science Social Service Fraternities .... Clubs ..,........ Campus Societies Publications ...... Dramatics ,,.,... Dormitories Society .....,.. Football ...,,..,.,.,., Basketball ,.......... Baseball .,........ Track ,..,..,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, Minor Sports ......... BOOK II-TI-IE CLASSES BOOK III-PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS BOOK IV-SECRET SOCIETIES BOOK V-CAMPUS ACTIVITIES BOOK VI-ATI-ILETICS Women s Athletics ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,.7,,,,,,,,,,4,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,4,,,,,,,, BOOK VII-RAP AND POUND Rap and Pound ..........,... .AI conzplvic indm' will be found at 1110 back of the book. Page Eight 12 I3 27 49 151 155 161 165 179 199 209 215 219 222 285 311 5 369 ..........393 403 415 437 445 451 465 477 487

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Zlcknnmleumznt HERE are numerous problems arising in the publication of our annual which are beyond solution so far as the staff itself is concerned. ln such cases We must depend upon the co-operation of our friends. l Wish, therefore, to take this opportunity to express my gratitude in behalf of the staff to those who have made the CAP and GOWN of l 924 possible. Much of the material in the book would not have been available except through the efforts of these interested patrons. We are very grateful to Mrs. Stagg and A. A. Stagg, Jr., who furnished complete statistics for 1923 and 1924 athletics. Mr. Pierrot, of the Alumni Offlce, supplied a very large portion of the material of the preliminary section. Mr. Stieglitz, an interested alumnus, provided us with action pictures of all the football games. Mr. Mathinson, representative of the Standard Photo Engraving Com- pany, has, as in the past four years, been of invaluable service, and a source of many ingenious ideas. lVlr. Bloom of the De Haven Studio, has likewise co-operated in every way to make the pictoral division of our publication more attractive. Mr. Roelhk has been very kind in furnishing the art-photographs for the book-divisions of the Annual. Donald Lockett, as editor, deserves especial commendation for the many improvements which he introduced into both the organization and make-up of the book. We sincerely regret his recent loss to the staff. Howard Amick merits a great deal of recognition for the manner in which he has carried on the Work of the editor. Lester Beall proved both capable and dependable by the way in which he handled the art Work. Handicapped by a late start, he met all emergencies and completed his task well. Ray Peterson started the Work of this depart- ment in a very capable manner. The staff as a Whole is to be praised for the willingness and spirit with which it carried on the work to the end. Associate Editors Charles Anderson, Helen Woo-ding, Betty LeMay and Archie Trebow were especially conscien- tious in their duties. If it were possible, l would like to thank, individually, each person who has been connected with this publication. As space forbids, I will take this opportunity to express my gratitude to all with Whom I have had such pleasant associations. DON S. IRWIN. Page Nine