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

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COLLEGE MARSHALS AND AIDES BOETTCHER LAXVTON XVALKER BURTIS COOK COOPER A. GRAHABI STADTLER GRAILASI XVILSON ROBERT VALENTINE MERRILL, U7l1.i'E7'IifJ' .Marflml .7VIarJl1al.r :I idef HENRY RICHMOND SACKETT LAWRENCE APITZ WENDELL CLARK BENNETT ANTON BURG JAMES PARKER HALL, JR. JOHN PATRICK HOWE REESE HARPER PRICE JEREMIAH QUIN CECIL SMITH JAMES RANDOLPH NVEBSTER CATHERINE CHARLOTTE RUTH M.ARION BURTIS MARJORIE COOPER ESTHER COOK ALLIS GRAHAM ELIZABETH GRAHAM FRANCES LAWTON IRMA STADTLER MIRIANI XVALKER EDNA XVILSON BOETTCHER Page 23

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