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

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EDITH FOSTER FLINT For intelligent, faithful direc- tion of womerfs activities as President of the Womeds Uni- versity Council and for outstand- ing work in the classroom in The development of interest in litera- ture. EDGAR A. GREENWALD For making of The Daily Maroon a well organized, ably edited campus newspaper and capacially for the development of an unbiased, critical editoi-ial policy. Fag: 19

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WILLIAM CASEY For making his classroom a constant source of intellectual enjoyment and inspiration to his students and for clearrsighted recognition of the faults in the new plan by voluntary removal from the University. Page :8 JOHN T. BOBBI'IT For the maintenance of a con- structively critical attitude to- ward student activities through- out his undergraduate career and for the organization of the Cirde as a magazine expressive of student literary interests.

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JULIUS ROSENWALD' For a continued interest in social welfare and education, and particularly for the import- ant part he assumed in the creation of the new Rlen's Dor- mitories as an integral part of undergraduate life. Page 20 FRANK H. O'HARA For outstanding importance in the fostering of undergraduate interest in drama and dramatic work as a teacher of that subject and as Director of Dramatic . Productions.