University memorials name dorms and labs after faculty
The campus honors professors and educators from World War I through the 1960s by naming dormitories and facilities after them. Edith Rickert, Dallas Phemister, Anton Carlson, and Warden Allee are memorialized, with Rickert and Allee noted for scholarly work, war service, and scientific contributions. Nearby, Fran Barchesi bowls while Dan Marks oversees the game.
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Chaucer
Military Intelligence Division
Washington, D. C
Drexel
Saarinen
Phemister Hall
Dallas B. Phem
Ister
Phemister
Department of
Thomas D. Jones
Hyde Park
Carlson Hall
Anton J. Carlson
Carlson
Associat
Animal Behavior
Ingleside
W. C. Allee
Warden Clyde Allee
Dr. Allee
Everett-South
Fran Barchiesi
Everett
Dan Marks
Shore
Sig
Charles Rose
Metro News
East 75Th ST
Clyde Ave
East
Gottlieb Eauty Salon
By Max and
Alfred
Midway
Temple Isaiah Israel
Hyde Park Blvd
Hayim Goren Perelmuter
Perelmuter
James Himmel
R. A. M. Temple
E. 50Th
Jacob J. Weinstein
Daniel Friedman
Ass't
Hebrew School
Weinstein
Congregation
Rodfei Zedek
Hyde Park Bivd
Ralph Simon
Chicago Sinai Congregation
S. Shore Drive
Samuel E. Karff
St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church
Kimbark
William Dorney
Joseph C. Taylor
John J. Cunningham
Robert H. Oldershaw
First Baptist
Chas. R. Andrews
Christ
Andrews
John
Hyde Park Baptist
Woodlawn
E. Spencer Parsons
Parsons
Sherman
Church of the Redeemer
Episcopal
Blackstone
Warner C. White
St. Paul's Episcopal
S. Dorchester
Paul F. Hopkins
Augustana Lutheran Church
E. 54Th
Phillip Anderson
Edgar B. Wilson
Rockefeller Memorial
First Unitarian Church of Chicago
57Th & Woodlawn
Jack A. Kent
Randell S. Hilton
Abraham Lincoln Center
Unitarians In Action
United Church of Hyde Park Presbyterian & Congregational
Mitchell T. Ancker
Edgar H. S. Chandler
Fifth Church of Christ Scientist
Dorchester Ave
God
Tenth Church of Christ Scientist
Blackstone Ave
Chicago Ethical Society
Henry Booth
Dearborn