THE FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARYOFTHE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGOTHE TWO HUNDRED SIXTHCONVOCATIONROCKEFELLER MEMORIAL CHAPELSEPTEMBER TWENTY-NINTHA.D. NINETEEN HUNDRED FORTY-ONETHE FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGOTHE TWO HUNDRED SIXTHCONVOCATIONELEVEN O'CLOCK*I. THE CONVOCATION PROCESSIONProcessional-Festival Convocation MarchThe MarshalThe Faculties of the UniversityThe Delegates of the SocietiesThe Delegates of the Universities and CollegesThe Candidates for Honorary DegreesThe Trustees and Administrative Officers of the UniversityThe Dean of the ChapelThe Chairman of the Board of TrusteesThe President of the University - MarriottII. THE PRAYERCHARLES WHITNEY GILKEY, Dean of the ChapelIII. THE CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREESCandidates presented by WILLIAM HAY TALIAFERRO, Dean of the Division of the BiologicalSciencesCHARLES ELMER ALLENB.S., University of Wisconsin, 1899; Ph.D., ibid., 1904• Professor of Botany, University of Wisconsin Doctor oj ScienceA botanist whose studies of plant life in both higher and lower forms have established fundamentalconcepts of genetics and heredity.CHARLES HERBERT BEST Doctor oj ScienceB.A., University of Toronto, 1921; M.A., ibid., 1922; M.D., ibid., 1925Professor of Physiology, University of TorontoA physiologist justly renowned as co-discoverer of insulin and for his basic studies in metabolism.EDWARD ADELBERT DOISYA.B., University of Illinois, 1914;.S.M., ibid., 1916; Ph.D., Harvard University, 1920Professor of Biochemistry, St. Louis University Doctor oj ScienceA biochemist who by his investigations of hormones and vitamins has signally increased our knowl­edge of the chemical nature of substances occurring in the body.ERNEST WILLIAM GOODPASTUREB.A., Vanderbilt University, 1907; M.D., Johns Hopkins University, 1912Professor of Pathology, Vanderbilt UniversityA teacher and investigator in the field of experimental pathology who has made distinguished addi­tions to our knowledge of the virus diseases. Doctor oj ScienceEVARTS AMBROSE GRAHAMA.B., Princeton University, 1904; M.D., Rush Medical College, 1907Professor of Surgery, Washington UniversityA surgeon who has brought extraordinary technical skill and scholarly ability to the solution of im­portant problems in clinical and experimental medicine. Doctor of ScienceLIBBIE HENRIETTA HYMANS.B., University of Chicago, 1910; Ph.D., ibid., 1915Research Associate, American Museum of Natural History Doctor oj ScienceA zoologist who with keen insight and ingenious analysis has made significant contributions to theunderstanding of life processes and to the classification of lower animals.HERBERT SPENCER JENNINGS Doctor of Science- B.S., University of Michigan, 1893; A.M., Harvard University, 1895;- Ph.D., ibid., 1896Professor Emeritus of Zoology, Johns Hopkins University; Research Associate, University of California atLos AngelesA brilliant and thorough experimentalist who has brought to biology a philosophical outlook uniquein this century.KARL SPENCER LASHLEY Doctor oj ScienceA.B., West Virginia University, 1910; M.S., University of Pittsburgh, 1911; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins Univer­sity, 1914Research Professor of Neuropsychology, Harvard UniversityA pathfinder in biological psychology by virtue of his outstanding contributions in relating neuralmechanisms to behavior.CARLOS MONGE Doctor oj ScienceM.D., University of San Marcos, 1911Dean of the Medical Faculty, University of San MarcosA leading clinician and scientist of South America who has pioneered in the investigation of thephysiology of life in high altitudes.THOMAS MILTON RIVERS Doctor oj ScienceA.B., Emory College, 1909; M.D., Johns Hopkins University, 1915Director, Hospital of the Rockefeller Institute for Medical ResearchA stimulating leader in the field of filterable viruses who has made essential contributions to ourunderstanding of infectious diseases.FLORENCE BARBARA SEIBERT Doctor oj ScienceA.B., Goucher College, 1918; Ph.D., Yale University, 1923Associate Professor of Biochemistry, The Henry Phipps Institute, University of PennsylvaniaA biochemist who has made discoveries of fundamental importance in the chemistry of tuberculosis.DONALD DEXTER VAN SLYKEA.B., University of Michigan, 1905; Ph.D., ibid., 1907Chief Chemist, Rockefeller Institute for Medical ResearchA biochemist to whom medicine and biology are greatly indebted, chiefly for the amazingly simpleand accurate chemical methods he has devised. Doctor oj ScienceCandidates presented by RICHARD PETER McKEON, Dean of the Division of the HumanitiesAMADO ALONSOM.A., Central University of Madrid, 1920; Ph.D., ibid., 1928Director of the Institute of Philology, University of Buenos AiresA Hispanist who is a leader in the investigation of the linguistic aspects of the culture of the IberianPeninsula and of Latin America. Doctor oj Humane LettersEDWARD COOKE ARMSTRONG Doctor oj Humane LettersA.B., Randolph-Macon College, 1890; A.M., ibid., 1894; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University, 1897Professor of French Language, Princeton UniversityA master of medieval French language and literature and the editor of a monumental edition of theOld French Alexander romances.LILY BESS CAMPBELL Doctor oj Humane LettersB.Litt., University of Texas, 1905; M.A., ibid., 1906; Ph.D., University of Chicago, 1921Professor of English, University of California at Los AngelesA pioneer of distinction in the study of the theatre, the poetry, and the thought of ElizabethanEngland.HALVDAN KOHTPh.D., Royal Frederick University, Oslo, 1908Formerly Professor of History, Royal Frederick University, OsloExponent of Ibsen and ancient sagas, historian and statesman, a son of Norway whose contributionsto literature and learning do honor to his country and to the world of scholarship.Doctor oj Humane LettersCLARENCE IRVING LEWIS,AB., Harvard University, 1906; Ph.D., ibid., 1910Professor of Philosophy, Harvard UniversityA shrewd logician whose lucid investigations of symbolic logic and of the theory of knowledge haveimbued American philosophy with scientific rigor, scholarly detachment and philosophic clarity.Doctor oj Humane LettersCHARLES RUFUS MOREY Doctor oj Humane LettersAB., University of Michigan, 1899; AM., ibid., 1900Marquand Professor of Art and Archaeology, Princeton UniversityAn eminent medievalist and teacher of the history of art whose investigations have given new scopeand significance to the study of iconography.EDGAR HOWARD STURTEVANT Doctor of Humane LettersAB., Indiana University, 1898; Ph.D., University of Chicago, 1901Professor of Linguistics, Yale UniversityA linguist who 'has extended our knowledge of ancient tongues, and broadened, deepened and givennew significance to the science of language.WILLIAM LINN WESTERMANN Doctor oj Humane Letters,B.A., University of Nebraska, 1894; M.A., ibid., 1896; Ph.D., University of Berlin, 1902Professor of History, Columbia UniversityAn exact and rigorous scholar, a master of ancient materials, who has written learnedly of the pastwithout losing the perspective afforded by the present.Candidate presented by ERNEST CADMAN COLWELL, Dean of the Divinity SchoolROBERT LOWRY CALHOUN Doctor oj DivinityB.A., Carleton College, 1915; B.D., Yale University, 1918; M.A, ibid., 1919; Ph.D., ibid., 1923Professor of Historical Theology, Yale UniversityA scholar and teacher whose historical and critical studies of Christian theology give both depth andbalance to the thinking of the church.Candidates presented by ARTHUR HOLLY COMPTON, Dean of the Division of the PhysicalSciencesGEORGE DAVID BIRKHOFFAB., Harvard University, 1905; AM., ibid., 1906; Ph.D., University of Chicago, 1907Perkins Professor of Mathematics, Harvard UniversityA gifted investigator and teacher, in recognition of his discoveries in dynamics, differential equations'and other branches of mathematics, and of his stimulating influence on the work of fellow mathe-Doctor of Sciencematicians.REGINALD ALDWORTH DALY Doctor of ScienceA.B., Victoria University, 1891; A.M., Harvard University, 1893; Ph.D., ibid., 1896Professor of Geology, Harvard UniversityAn inspiring teacher and leader in geologic thought; an eminent investigator of the physical nature,the history and the architecture of the earth.ERNEST ORLANDO LAWRENCE Doctor of ScienceA.B., University of South Dakota, 1922; A.M., University of Minnesota, 1923; Ph.D., Yale University, 1925Professor of Physics and Director of the Radiation Laboratory, University of CaliforniaA physicist who is undismayed by the most formidable problems and whose achievements includethe development of the cyclotron and the demonstration of its extraordinary value to science.ROBERT ANDREWS MILLIKAN Doctor of LawsA.B., Oberlin College, 1891; A.M., ibid., 1893; Ph.D., Columbia University, 1895Director of the Norman Bridge Laboratory of Physics and Chairman of the Executive Council, CaliforniaInstitute of TechnologyA physicist distinguished for his unflagging and fruitful search for knowledge; an influential advo­cate of scientific research; a leader in the sound development of technological education.LINUS CARL PAULING Doctor of ScienceB.S., Oregon State College, 1922; Ph.D., California Institute of Technology, 1925Professor of Chemistry and Director of the Gates and Crellin Laboratories, California Institute of TechnologyA profound student of the nature of the chemical bond and structure of molecules whose work hasopened productive fields of research in both the physical and the biological sciences.HENRY NORRIS RUSSELL Doctor of ScienceA.B., Princeton University, 1897; A.M., ibid., 1898; Ph.D., ibid., 1900Professor of Astronomy and Director of the Observatory, Princeton UniversityAn astrophysicist whose brilliant investigations of stellar atmospheres have paved the way to an un­derstanding of the structures of the stars and the processes which create their energies.OSWALD VEBLEN Doctor of ScienceA.B., State University of Iowa, 1898; A.B., Harvard University, 1900; Ph.D., University of Chicago, 1903Professor of Mathematics, Institute for Advanced StudyA pioneer in important mathematical fields and an effective promoter of research, in recognitionespecially of his contributions to the logical structure of geometrical theories and in related domains;ROBERT R. WILLIAMS Doctor of ScienceS.B., University of Chicago, 1907; S.M., ibid., 1908Chemical Director, Bell Telephone LaboratoriesThe chemical director of a great industrial laboratory whose independent research has resulted inthe isolation and synthesis of vitamin Bl and other valuable contributions to chemistry and physi­ology.Candidates presented by ROBERT REDFIELD, Dean of the Division of the Social SciencesHANS KELSEN Doctor of LawsDr.Jur., University of Vienna, 1906Formerly Professor of German University in Prague; Research Associate in Comparative Law, Harvard Uni­versityA political scientist whose unrelenting application of rigorous analysis has enabled him to proposenew solutions for ancient problems.ROBERT HARRY LOWIE Doctor of ScienceA.B., College of the City of New York, 1901; Ph.D., Columbia University, 1908Professor of Anthropology, University of CaliforniaA critical student, historian and interpreter of primitive life, whose sound workmanship buildsstrong foundations in the developing science of society.CHARLES HOWARD McILWAIN Doctor of LawsA.B., Princeton University, 1894; A.M., ibid., 1898; A.M., Harvard University, 1903; Ph.D., ibid., 1911Eaton Professor of the Science of Government, Harvard UniversityHistorian of the law, of institutions and of ideas, whose contributions to our knowledge of classical,medieval and early modern political thought strengthen the fabric of constitutional democracy.MICHAEL IVANOVICH ROSTOVTZEFF Doctor of Humane LettersPh.D., University of St. Petersburg, 1903Sterling Professor of Ancient History and Archaeology and Director of Archaeological Research, Yale UniversityAn archaeologist and historian whose vast knowledge of the ancient world is enriched by philosophi­cal insight and critical acumen.RICHARD HENRY TAWNEYB.A., Balliol College, University of Oxford, 1903Professor of Economic History, University of LondonAn economic historian who, out of a profound knowledge of civilization and of men at labor and inpolitics, offers our troubled time the vision of a just economic, social and intellectual order.Doctor of Humane LettersCandidate presented by WILLIAM HOMER SPENCER, Dean of the School of BusinessJOHN MAURICE CLARKA.B., Amherst College, 1905; A.M., Columbia University, 1906; Ph.D., ibid., 1910Professor of Economics, Columbia UniversityExplorer of the urgent and difficult problems of the social control of economic process; brilliant in­vestigator of business cycle theory; penetrating commentator on the history of economic thought.Doctor of LawsIV. THE CONVOCATION ADDRESS: The Next Fifty YearsROBER T MA YN ARD HUTCHINS, Pre sid en t of the U ni versi tyV. SONG BY THE CHOIRAlma Mater MandevilleVI. THE BENEDICTIONVII. THE RECESSIONGaudeamus Igitur(The audience is requested to remain standing during the recession) Anonymous,MACK EVANS, DIRECTOR OF THE CHAPEL MUSIC' FREDERICK L. MARRIOTT, ORGANIST AND CARILLONNEURDELEGATES FROM THE UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGESDATE OFFOUNDING149418741889187018311896183618871815182118071853188518711867181818601893 Aberdeen, University ofAdelaide, University ofAgnes Scott CollegeAkron, University ofAlabama, University ofAlabama CollegeAlfred U ni versi tyAllahabad UniversityAllegheny College .Amherst CollegeAndover Newton Theological SchoolAntioch CollegeArizona, University ofArkansas, University ofAtlanta University .Auburn Theological SeminaryAugustana College and Theological SeminaryAurora College. PROFESSOR LANCELOT HOGBENPROFESSOR HERBERT HEATONPRESIDENT JAMES Ross MCCAINHAROLD D. ELLIS, ESQ.DAVID A. CRAWFORD, ESQ.DEAN THOMAS H . NAPIERDR. BEALS ENSIGN LITCHFIELD FRENCHA. T. MOSHER, ESQ.PRESIDENT WILLIAM PEARSON TOLLEYPROFESSOR JOHN MERRIMAN GAUSDR. ALFRED WATTS NEWCOMBEPRESIDENT ALGO DONMYER HENDERSONHENRY CLAY CALHOUN, ESQ.THOMAS CLINTON MULLINS, ESQ.PRESIDENT RUFUS EARLY CLEMENTTHE REV. DOUGLAS H. CORNELLPRESIDENT CONRAD JOHN IMMANUEL BERGENDOFFPRESIDENT THEODORE PIERSON STEPHENSPRESIDENT NELSON P. HORNFREDERICK ROEHM, ESQ.DR. WILLIAM F. SLADEDR. J. MORRISTON THOMASDEAN CHARLES HAROLD GRAYDEAN GEORGE BRAXTON PEGRAMURBAN G. WILLIS, ESQ.DR. CHARLES WILLIAM KOLLERPROFESSOR PETER FRANK SMITH, JR.PRESIDENT ROBERT D. LEIGHPRESIDENT FRANCIS S. HUTCHINSPRESIDENT WILBUR HAVERFIELD CRAMBLETWILLIAM HORD CLIFT, ESQ.VICE-PRESIDENT J. DYKE VAN PUTTENPRESIDENT W ALTER N. ROBERTSDR. CHARLES F. Boss, JR.PRESIDENT FREDERIC RUTHERFORD HAMILTONPRESIDENT PAUL HAYNES BOWMANDR. HELEN MACGILL HUGHES (MRS. EVERETT C.)PRESIDENT HAROLD GLENN MOULTONVICE-PRESIDENT JAMES PICKWELL ADAMSSUSAN FOLLANSBEE HIBBARD (MRS. WILLIAM G.)PROFESSOR HARRY S. EVERETTPROFESSOR AMADO ALONSOCHANCELLOR SAMUEL PAUL CAPENDEAN MAURICE O. Ross1858 Baker University1845 Baldwin-Wallace College1814 Bangor Theological Seminary .1860 Bard College1889 Barnard College1864 Bates College1845 Baylor University1846 Beloit College1932 Bennington College1855 Berea College1840 Bethany College1856 Birmingham-Southern College1857 Blackburn College .1871 Bonebrake Theological Seminary1869 Boston University1896 Bradley Polytechnic Institute .1880 Bridgewater College1908 British Columbia, University of1928 Brookings Institution1764 Brown University1885 Bryn Mawr College1846 Bucknell University1821 Buenos Aires, University of1846 Buffalo, University of1850 Butler University1857 Calcutta University1868 California, University of1891 California Institute of TechnologyXIIth Century. Cambridge, University of1866 Carleton College DR. JOHN B. GRANTPRESIDENT ROBERT. GORDON SPROULDR. ROBERT ANDREWS MILLIKANPROFESSOR GILBERT NORWOODPRESIDENT DONALD J. COWLINGDATE OFFOUNDING19001846187018801851188718551919181918861867186418701887183218811819187418741754191919111853186518431878186717691833183118641897183718771783187218811867189115911838189518481583187118361873 Carnegie Institute of Technology.Carroll CollegeCarthage CollegeCase School of Applied ScienceCatawba CollegeCatholic University of AmericaCentral College.Central Y.M.C.A. CollegeCentre College of KentuckyChattanooga, University ofChicago Musical CollegeChicago Teachers CollegeCincinnati, University ofClark UniversityCochabamba, University of (Bolivia)Coe College .Colgate-Rochester Divinity SchoolConcepci6n, University of (Chile)Connecticut CollegeCornell College .Cornell University .Costa Rica, University ofCreighton UniversityCrozer Theological Seminary THERON WASSON, ESQ.PRESIDENT GERRIT T. VANDER LUGTPRESIDENT RUDOLPH G. 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MATTHEWSColorado CollegeColorado School of MinesColumbia UniversityDartmouth CollegeDelaware, University ofDenison University.Denver, University ofDePaul University .DePauw UniversityDetroit, University of PROFESSOR WILLIAM KELLEY WRIGHTPRESIDENT WALTER HULLIHENPRESIDENT KENNETH IRVING BROWNCHANCELLOR CALEB F. GATES, JR.DEAN HOWARD E. EGANPRESIDENT CLYDE E. WILDMANTHE REV. BURKE O'NEILL, S.J.THE REV. BERNARD J. WUELLNER, S.J.PRESIDENT FRED PIERCE CORSONPRESIDENT BRYAN S. STOFFERDEAN MARTIN TOLLEFSONPRESIDENT ARLO AYRES BROWNDEAN ROBERT C. DISQUEPROFESSOR J. W. EATONDR. HAROLD'P. WHEELERDickinson CollegeDoane College .Drake UniversityDrew U ni versi tyDrexel Institute of TechnologyDublin, University ofDuke UniversityEastern Illinois State Teachers CollegeEden Theological SeminaryEdinburgh, University ofElmhurst CollegeEmory University .Evangelical Theological Seminary PRESIDENT ROBERT G. BUZZARDPROFESSOR CARL E. SCHNEIDERPROFESSOR JOSEPH H. M. WEDDERBURNPRESIDENT TIMOTHY LEHMANNVICE-PRESIDENT GOODRICH C. WHITEPRESIDENT HAROLD RICKEL HEININGERDATE OFFOUNDING1841183417871826186418831855184817891875182118901785188518321451188518461876181218541776186818271834163618331875185018841850184218431866187018911892186718291892185718501820193018471858 Fordham U ni versi tyFranklin CollegeFranklin and Marshall CollegeFurman University. THE VERY REV. PRESIDENT ROBERT I. GANNON, S.J.PROFESSOR JOHN FRANK CADYPROFESSOR WARD VINTON EVANSDR. E. MYERS HARRISONGallaudet College .Gammon Theological SeminaryGarrett Biblical InstituteGeneva College .Georgetown UniversityGeorge Peabody College for TeachersGeorge Washington UniversityGeorge Williams College THE REV. GEORGE F. FLICKPRESIDENT WILLIS J. KINGDR. MURRAY H. LEIFFERPROFESSOR GEORGIANA WYLIE (MRS. HARRY H.)THE VERY REV. PRESIDENT ARTHUR A. O'LEARY, S.J.PRESIDENT SIDNEY CLARENCE GARRISONPRESIDENT CLOYD HECK MARVINPRESIDENT HAROLD COE COFFMANDR. HEDLEY SELDON DIMOCKDONALD MARSH TYPER, ESQ.PROFESSOR WILLIAM D. HOOPERPRESIDENT MARION LUTHER BRITTAINPRESIDENT HENRY W. A. HANSONPROFESSOR GILBERT HIGHETDR. FLORENCE BARBARA SEIBERTPRESIDENT SAMUEL N. STEVENSPRESIDENT WEIR G. KETLERGeorgia, University ofGeorgia School of TechnologyGettysburg College .Glasgow, University ofGoucher CollegeGrinnell CollegeGrove City CollegeHamilton CollegeHamline UniversityHampden-Sydney College.Hampton Institute .Hanover CollegeHartford Seminary FoundationHarvard UniversityHaverford College.Hebrew Union CollegeHeidelberg College.Hendrix CollegeHiram College MARK WORDEN LOWELL, ESQ.PRESIDENT CHARLES NELSON PACEPROFESSOR TOM PEETE CROSSPRESIDENT MALCOLM S. MACLEANPRESIDENT ALBERT G. PARKER, JR.PRESIDENT ROBBINS WOLCOTT BARSTOWPRESIDENT JAMES BRYANT CONANTPROFESSOR DOUGLAS WAPLESPRESIDENT JULIAN MORGENSTERNPRESIDENT CLARENCE E. JOSEPHSONPRESIDENT JOHN HUGH REYNOLDSPRESIDENT PAUL H. FALLDEAN ADAH PEIRCEMRS. HOWELL B. ERMINGERDANIEL L. 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ARA VILLA MEEK TAYLORPRESIDENT HERBERT MCCOMB MOOREPROFESSOR ROSCOE E. HARRISPROFESSOR STERLING P. WILLIAMSPROFESSOR CHARLES A. YOUNTDEAN CHARLES DE KONINCKPRESIDENT THOMAS NICHOLS BARROWSDEAN JOHN SCHOFF MILLISDR. WALLACE SPENCER BALDINGERPRESIDENT WILLIAM D. COPELANDDAVID H. HARTS, EsQ..DR. LESTER O. SCHRIVERPRESIDENT WALTER LIVINGSTON WRIGHTLaval University (Quebec)Lawrence College .Lincoln CollegeLincoln Memorial University.Lincoln UniversityLondon School of Economics and PoliticalScienceLondon, University of .Long Island UniversityLouisiana State UniversityLouisville Presbyterian Theological SeminaryLouisville, University ofLoyola University (Chicago) .Lutheran Theological Seminary (Gettysburg)Lutheran Theological Seminary (Philadel-phia) .Lyons Township Junior College PROFESSOR RICHARD HENRY TAWNEYPROFESSOR ALLARDYCE NICOLLDEAN TRISTRAM WALKER METCALFECHESTER PAUL SIESS, ESQ.JAMES G. SAINT, JR., ESQ.PRESIDENT RAYMOND A. KENTTHE VERY REV. PRESIDENT SAMUEL KNOX WILSON, S.J.PROFESSOR RAYMOND T . STAMMPRESIDENT LUTHER D. REEDPRINCIPAL GEORGE WALTER WILLETTMacalester College .MacMurray College for WomenMadras, University ofMaine, University ofMarietta CollegeMarquette UniversityMary Baldwin College .Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyMassachusetts State CollegeMcGill University .McMaster University .Meadville Theological SchoolMedical College of Virginia PRESIDENT CHARLES J. TURCKPRESIDENT CLARENCE PAUL MCCLELLANDPROFESSOR S. CHANDRASEKHARPROFESSOR JOSEPH S. GALLANDPRESIDENT HARRY KELSO EVERSULLTHE VERY REV. PRESIDENT RAPHAEL C. MCCARTHY, S.J.PRESIDENT L. WILSON JARMANJAMES R. KILLIAN, JR., ESQ.JAMES W. KELLOGG, EsQ..PRINCIPAL F. CYRIL JAMESPROFESSOR CHARLES THOMAS HOLMANPRESIDENT SYDNEY BRUCE SNOWDR. JOHN WILLIAM LEVISDATE OFFOUNDING1833192118091885181718921851185118481878189318931835192418401837184618481837192018691874178418661918188918921904193318471831178918611890189119131895185118421833188718701804 Mercer UniversityMexico, Department of Public Education of .Miami University .Michigan College of Mining and TechnologyMichigan, University ofMillsa ps CollegeMilwaukee-Downer CollegeMinnesota, University ofMississippi, University ofMississippi State CollegeMontana State CollegeMontana State University.Monticello College.Morton Junior CollegeMount Allison UniversityMount Holyoke CollegeMount Union CollegeMuhlenberg CollegeMuskingum CollegeNational University of the Litoral (Argentina)Nebraska, University ofNevada, University of .New Brunswick Theological SeminaryNew Hampshire, University ofNew Jersey College for WomenNew Mexico College of Agriculture and Me­chanic ArtsNew Mexico, University ofNew Rochelle, College of .New School for Social ResearchNew York, College of the City of .New York University .North Carolina, University ofNorth Central College .North Dakota Agricultural CollegeNorth Park CollegeNorthern Baptist Theological SeminaryNorthern Illinois State Teachers CollegeNorthwestern UniversityNotre Dame, University ofo berlin CollegeOccidental CollegeOhio State UniversityOhio University PRESIDENT SPRIGHT DOWELLPROFESSOR F. L. COMAROFSKYPRESIDENT ALFRED HORATIO UPHAMHARRY H. HOPKINS, ESQ.PROFESSOR RALPH ALANSON SAWYERPRESIDENT MARION L. SMITHPRESIDENT LUCIA RUSSELL BRIGGSPROFESSOR GLADYS S. CALBICKPROFESSOR FRANCES W. HADLEYDEAN ERNEST OSCAR MELBYCHANCELLOR ALFRED BENJAMIN BUTTSPRESIDENT GEORGE DUKE HUMPHREYMARY DANIELSON DRUMMOND (MRS. WARREN C.)DAVID DUDLEY RICHARDS, ESQ.PRESIDENT GEORGE IRWIN ROHRBOUGHDEAN WALTER B. SPELMANDR. Roy A. CROSSMANPRESIDENT ROSWELL G. HAMPRESIDENT CHARLES BURGESS KETCHAMDEAN MELVIN W. HYDEPRESIDENT LEVERING TYSONPRESIDENT ROBERT NATHANIEL MONTGOMERYDR. E. S. GUZMAN BARRONDEAN EDITH ABBOTTDR. CHARLES FREDERICK HARTMANTHE REV. JOHN A. DYKSTRAPROFESSOR HORACE A. GIDDINGSDEAN MARGARET TRUMBULL CORWINPRESIDENT HUGH M. MILTON IIA. R. SEDER, ESQ.MRS. FRANKLYN E. DOANMRS. FRED ASHLEYPROFESSOR JACOB MARSCHAKJACQUES DE LA CHAPELLE, ESQ.DEAN E. GEORGE PAYNEPRESIDENT FRANK PORTER GRAHAMPRESIDENT EDWARD EVERETT RALLDR. ARNI HELGASONVICE-PRESIDENT J. FREDRICK BURGHPROFESSOR PEDER STIANSENPROFESSOR EDWARD C. O. BEATTYPRESIDENT FRANKLYN BLISS SNYDERTHE VERY REV. PRESIDENT J. HUGH O'DONNELL,C.S.C.THE REV. JAMES W. CONNERTON, C.S.C.PRESIDENT ERNEST HATCH WILKINSDR. DUDLEY B. REEDDR. CLARENCE ARTHUR SPAULDINGGERALD E. TENNEY, ESQ.PRESIDENT HERMAN G. JAMES1842 Ohio Wesleyan University1892 Oklahoma, University of .1891 Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical Col-lege1909 Omaha, University of1872 Oregon, University of1868 Oregon State College1847 Otterbein CollegeXIIth Century. Oxford, University ofDATE OFFOUNDING18511875187518911740186918551787179418541887182918121746189818691845187918931920190918241890191218511850184718851922187417661912185618181874 PRESIDENT HERBERT JOHN BURGST AHLERPRESIDENT JOSEPH AUGUST BRANDTPRESIDENT HENRY GARLAND BENNETTDR. ROYCE WESTFRANCES FRAZIER SENESCU (MRS. 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