Butler University - Carillon / Drift Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Che Hctivc faculty Thomas Carr Howe, A. M., Ph. D., President, and Armstrong Pro- fessor of Germanic Languages. PIi. B., Butler College, 18S9; A. M., ibid.. 1893; Student, University of Berlin, i8go- ' g2 ; Graduate Student, Harvard University, i896- ' 99; A. M., ibid., 1897; Ph. D., ibid.. 1890; Instructor in German, ibid.. 189S- ' 99; Instructor in German and Latin, Butler College, 1889-90 ; Arm- strong Professor Germanic Languages, ibid.. i8go — ; Dean, Butler Col- lege, igoj- ' oS; President Butler College, igo8 — . Henry Lane Bruner, A. B., Ph. D., Professor of Biology and Geology, A. B., Abingdon College, 1880; Student Sheffield Scientific School, Yale College, i88o- ' 8i ; Assistant in Marine Investigations of U. S. Com- mission of Fish and Fisheries, l88i- ' 84; Student of Comparative Anat- omj ' , University of Freiberg, Baden, iSgs- ' gy; Ph. D., ibid., 1896; Pro- fessor Natural Sciences, Abingdon College. i88i- ' 84; Professor Natural Sciences, Eureka College, i884- ' 86; Professor Biology and Geology, Drake University, i89t- ' g2; idem, Butler College, 1892 — . Jabez Hall, A. M., Professor of Homiletics and Theology. A. B., Bethany College, 1865; A. M., Butler College, 1898; Pastor Christian Church, Wheeling, W. Va., i866- ' 72 ; Cleveland, Ohio, i872- ' 8g; Richmond, Va., i889- ' 97; Professor of Homiletics and Theolog}-, Butler College, 1897 — . Christopher Bush Coleman, A. B., B. D., Professor of Church History and Acting Professor of History. A. B., Yale University, i8g6; Auburn Theological Seminary, i8g6- ' 97; Chicago Theological Seminary, i8g7- ' g8; Divinity School, The Univer- sity of Chicago, i8g8- ' 9g; B. D., ibid., i8gg; Student, University of Ber-

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niv arm. Suddenly a loud kei ' chew echoed through the empty attic. For a second those girls stood still, then screamed and made a grand rush toward the entrance of the hall. Some one turned out the lights. We were left in total darkness. Blindly we groped our way. as fast as we could, to the door. What ' s up, fellows? whispered Sam as we jerked it open. Budd explained things to him cpiickly. We henrd some one rushing up the stairs. Oh, fellows, I ' ve heen on the green carpet once this term. I ' ll be sent home if I ' m caught again, uKianed Jial. You two kiddies scoot f(ir the tower, said Budd. We ' ll take the blame. Breathlessly we scuttled up the ladder. From ( mr shelter we watched his majesty, Clint the janitor, lantern in hand, vault up the steps, followed bv Mother Edg ' ington of the dorm, who was init iug like a steam engine. Budd and Sam had hidden within the attic, but Clint soon collared them and brought them forth. Why, Mr. Hughes and Mr. Hooven ! I ' m surprised and shocked! exclaimed Mother Edgington in an injured tone. AVe could see Budd and Sam hang their heads, but Budd gave Sam a slv kick on tlie shin. I shall rep(jrt this matter to the president in the morning. ' as there any one with y(iu ? ' e quaked in our belfr} ' tower when the matron uttered this (|uerv. We alone are guilty, answered dear old Budd, firmly. Clint stepped forward. I ' ll take charge of the voung gentlemen, he said, and marched them off down the stairs, followed by the bustling Mrs. Edgington. .Vfter an hour i.if nervous suspense, Hal and I heard the party breaking up. Cautiously we climbed down and es- caped as we had entered. Budd and Sam got a week ' s enf irced -acation, which they didn ' t mind much, but they had an awfid time s(|uaring it with Dorothv and Ruth. Aren ' t girls the most particular creatures in all creation? Anna K. Murphy.

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THE FACULTY Top Row— McKa lin, i904- ' o5 : Professor of Church History and Acting Professor of History, Butler College, igoo — . Arthur Kenyon Rogers, A. B., Ph. D., Professor of Philosophy and Education, A. B., Colby College, 1891 ; Graduate Student, Johns Hopkins Uni- versity, i89i- ' 92 ; Honorary Fellow, University of Chicago, i892- ' 93 ; Instructor, Chicago Academy, i893- ' 94; Graduate Student, Hartford School of Sociology, 1894-95; Assistant Superintendent, Charity Or- ganization Society, Hartford, Ct., i895- ' 96; Fellow in Philosophy, The University of Chicago, i896- ' 98; Ph. D., ibid., 1898; Instructor in Philos- ophy and Pedagogy, Alfred Universit ' , 1899-1900; .Acting Professor of Philosophy and Education, Butler College, igoo- ' oi ; Professor of Phi- losophy and Education, ibid., 1901 — . Elijah Newton Johnson, A. M., M. S., Acting Professor of Math- ematics. A. B., Drake University, 1893; A. M., ibid., 1S95; M. S., University of Kansas, 1904; Professor of Mathematics, Campbell University, 1893- 1903 ; Graduate Student in Mathematics and Astronomy, The University of Chicago, i902- ' o3 ; Graduate Student in Mathematics and Physics, University of Kansas, 1903-04; Graduate St udent in Mathematics and Astronomj ' , The University of Chicago, 1905 ; Acting Professor of Mathematics, Butler College, 1904 — .