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

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Enremnrh MYTH the strong feeling that a. full well- rounded, pleasant campus existence is compatible with the Midway's community of scholars the Cap and Gown goes to press as an adherent of tradition. Granted the quick success, progress, and future promise of such organizations as the Chapel Union, the American Student Union, the Political Union, the Peace Council and others, we uphold the true worth of such established institutions as the fraternity system and intercollegiate athletics. We take the stand for a full measure of social life which will tend t0 develop the personality and the adaption of the individual to society. We beg the right to decry against the growth of extreme liberalism and against the factions which desire to tear asunder all that which in the past has proved benehclal, and that which we believe in the future will continue its effeCr tiveness. As a result than we stress, for the most part pictorially, our sentiments. This may seem incongruous to some. But we take this opportunity to be constructive where other campus publications have been largely destructive. In keeping with tradition we feature a, short history of 'the University which emphasizes the largeescale beginning, the rapid ascendency, and the outstanding incidents in its short but momentous life. llEcho again is much in evidence with a narrowing of the scope to the University campus. Thus we present the 42nd Edition of the Cap and Gowngconservative, stable, and again, traditional. 1. HISTORY H. ADMINISTRATION III. DEGREES AND HONORS IV. STUDENT ACTIVITIES V. ATHLETICS VI. SECRET SOCIETIES VII. ECHO

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