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

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THE PRESIDENT ttUHl-ZR'I' MAYNAI! III II FTC INS 'I'lll'l YEAR IN RICTHUSPICCT 1935 marks a t'limax in the Univcr'sitfs history. a new era in the history of ctlucalioniilht: grad- uation 0f the lirit class under the New Man. Vaunlcd us the mast nulstamling undergratlualva ever atlmiltvll la the University, lhif-i grnup l'nr four 305m: has maintained an enviable record at achiuvmnunt in all phases at Universitg life. Cm:- linuing this .' ear the trcml they inaugurated in 1.9334931. members 0f the class have secured cmltrnl at all undergradualt- activities. Under Presidcnl If Patterson a ttmnpacl class unity has arisen amt loyaltt of class 10 University has lweu firmly. :rcmcntml. The year has seen extra- curricular activiticH prosper inurtlinatcly, with large turmzuts tor prams, sports events and plays and musicals. New Plan arlvam-mmmt has enn- gcalcd in the hands 01' vested interests with few attempts on the part or the. Administration to impruvt'. curriculum or nxmninalions. The national political and cuonmnio crisis hits Ind tn the t'nrmatitm of suvnra! cmnpus action groups, t-Iimaxud by the uhurljvc attempt of the Pllhlir Policy Association In lll'l'nn'll' the University mnulhpium: fur Ameritanism. Thu ludicrous rmi wart.- engendered Isy Charles R. Walgreen ant! thv. resulting II-gislalivc investigation have fur- nished wirhrspmml amlchtmml Fur sophisticated ttampltsiltrs. Cooperation helwmrn Administra- tion, Faqull-v and student hotly hm; again hmen I'IIJHIL. cruhninaling in the highh HlllW'I't-tf-irlll Lt-atlt-rs fur '39 program In hriug,r outstanding high school graduates tn the University. A fittingt-Iimax fur the year and the Class of I935 was the. huge FIIn-l'esl and carnival. the Fandango. which nut ted marl: cash for llu: gift fund than am other tflaru-i has uvur raised. m. c. P.

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Harold Swift OFFICERS HAROLD H. SWIFT, President THOMAS E. DONNELLEY, First Vice-Presidem WILLIAM SCOTT BOND, Second Vice-President LAIRD BELL, Third Vice-Presidem JOHN F. MOULDS, Secretary APPOIN'I'IVE OFFICERS LLOYD H. STEERE, Treasurer and Business Man- ager GEORGE O. FAIRWEATHER, Assistant Treasurer and Assistant Business 114anager LYNDON J-I. LESCH, Assistant Secretary NATHAN C. PLIMPTON, Comptroller- HARVEY C. DAINES, Assistant Comptroller WILLIAM B. HARRELL, Assistant Business Mm:- agar WILLIAM J. MATHER, Assistant Secretary HONORARY TRUSTEES ELI B. FELSENTHAL CHARLES E. HUGHES DELOSS C. SHULL The Board of Trustees SEWELL L. AVERY 300 West Adams St. CHARLES F. AFLELSON 208 South LaSallc St. HARRISON B. BARNARD 140 South Dearborn St. 134 South LaSalle SL 135 South LaSalle St. 33 North LaSalle SI. LAIRD BELL W. MCCORMICK BLMR WILLIAM Scor'r BOND THOMAS E. DONNELLY 350 East 22nd St. JAMES H. DOUGLAS, JR. 33 South Clark St. CYRUS S. EATON . . care of Otis 8i C0... Box 393, Cleveland, 0. MAX EPS'I'EIN 230 South Clark St. HARRY B. GEAR 72 West Adams Sl. CHARLES B. CODDSPEED 80 East Jackson Blvd. ARTHUR B. HALL 40? South Dearborn 81. CHARLES R. HOLDEN 38 South Dearborn St. ROBERT M. IIUTCHINS University of Chicago SAMUEL C. JENNINGS 500 South Ashland Blvd. Fm NK H. LINDSAY 126 South Second St. FRANK MCNAIR HS West Monroe St. DR. WILBER Eh POST 122 South Michigan Ave. ERNEST E QUANTRELI. 15 Broad St., New York PAUL S. RUSSELL 115 West Monroe St. EDWARD L. RYERSON, JR. 2558 West 161h St. ALBERT L. SCOTT 30 Rockefeller Plaza RummT L. SCOTT 366 West Adams St. ALBERT W. SHERER . 919 North Michigan Ave. EUGENE M. STEVENS 230 South LaSalle SI. JAMES M. STIFI.ER University of Chicago JOHN STUART 14-1 West J ackson Blvd. HAROLD H. SWIFT Union Stock Yards Jonx P. WILSON .120 West Adams St. Page :7