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

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chnnmlehgment If the CAP and GOWN I925. is received Favorably. its success is due to the enthusiastic support which it has received from its friends. Dean Wilkins has throughout the year given to me a number of valuable suggestions which have been incorporated into the book. The fraternity a-thlia- tions of the Rush Medical School faculty men were compiled by Mr. Wilkins. Mr. Dickerson, secretary of the Board of Trustees, has been tolerant with the complete lack of co-operation he has received from many of the staff members, myself included. He has written several articles which appear in the Book. Dean Ernest E. Irons of Rush Medical School has been of inestimable help in the completing of our Professional School section. Mrs. A. A. Stagg has supplied most of the statistics for the athletic sec- tion. Each year Mrs. Stagg keeps a record of the results of every athletic contest and turns it over to us in tabulated form. Mr. Tracht, manager of the Bookstore. has given us many photographs from his files. Some of the most artistic and unique viewa ever taken of University buildings were made expressly for the Alma Mater section of this year's ennual by Ernest Roehlk. artist photographer. Mr; Roehlk has always been ready to co-operate with CAP and GOWN. I have wondered whether we could publish an annual without aid of Mr. C. A. Mathisson of Standard Engraving Company. Matty has helped to plan many yearbooks for the University of Chicago. The foreman of the Atwell Printing Company. Al Schwiderski, has been both patient and intelligent with the poor copy we have given him to make a CAP and GOWN out of. Credit for the high standard of the art work in this year's CAP and GOWN :is due Lester Beau, art editor, and Frances Owen, assistant, who have used the style of John Austen as a motif for the section drawings in the book. Ray Peterson. a member of last year's staff. has helped in planning some of the art pages. Nearly a hundred people have worked as staff members of the CAP and GOW'N I92 5--the largest staff in the history of the book. Charles Eckstein. Gifford Hitz. John Meyer and Wendell Bennett have done outstand- ing work in their departments and will take over the executive end of the book next yeat. Harriett Keeney. Society Editor, has arranged an attractive section for Women's Clubs. Philip Sharpe has written a number of the literary articles which appear in the book. I have mentioned only a few of the friends of CAP and GOWN. I wish I might commend all who have helped in putting the book together. Charles Burroughs Anderson. Pay: Nine

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