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

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OFFICERS HOARD OF DIRECTORS Hilton U. Brown, President; William G. Irwi n, Vice-President i diaries V. Wilson, Secretary; Elijah N. Johnson, Treasurer; J. W. Atherton, Financial Secretary. OFFICERS ENDOWMENT AND BUILDING FUND CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES William G. Irwin, Chairman General Committee; L. C. Huesmann, Chairman City Committee; Emsley W. Johnson, Chairman Alumni Committee; J. W. Atherton, Executive Secretary BOARD OF DIRECTORS Arthur V. Brown, Hilton U. Bro vn, Lee Burns, Scot Butler, John E. Canaday, James L. Clark, Perry H. Clifford, C. L. Goodwin, Thomas W. Grafton, Marshall Hacker, Lora C. Hoss, Louis C. Huesmann, William G. Irwin, Emsley W. Johnson, Henry Kahn, Lex K.irkpatrick, Hujh Th. Miller, Allan B. Phil- putt, George F. Quick, Albert G. Snider, Z. T. Sweeney OFFICERS OF THE FACULTY Robert J. Alev Presid.-,:! James W. Putn. m Dean aiii Vice-Presiden: Evelyn- M. Butler - Dean of Women Frederick D. Kershner . Dean of College of Religion Sar. h E. Cotton .. Examiner and Registrar Henry L. Bruner Curator of Museum Milton D. Baumgartner Secretary Eleanor A. Hester ...Secretary to the President MiLDREU Dlrbin issistant in Registrar ' s Office Faculty Committees ADMINISTRATION President Robert J. Aley, Professor Henry L. Bruner, Miss Sarah E, Cotton, Professor Henry M. Gelston, Professor Elijah N. Johnson, Dean James W. Putnam and Professor Gino A. Ratti ATHLETICS Professor Henry M. Gelston, Claris Adams, Professor Paul L. Haworth, Coach Harlan O. Page, Professor Guy H. Sliadinger and Assistant Professor Walter L. Slifer AUDITING Professor Paul L. Haworth, Instructor Irving Allen and Assistant Professor Juna Marie Lut7 COLLEGE BULLETINS Miss Sarah E. Cotton, Professor Henry E. Birdsong and Associate Professor Corinne Welling GRADUATE STUDY Professor Henry L. Bruner, Professor Howard E. Jensen, De.in Frederick D. Kershner and Professor William L. Richardson INTERCOLLEGI.ATE RELATIONS Dean lames W. Putnam, Dean Frederick D. Kershner, J. Arthur M.icLean, Edward Nell, President diaries T. Paul and Dean James A. Rohbach LIBRARY Professor Milton D. Baumgartner, Dean Evelyn M. Butler, Professor Paul L. Haworth, Professor Elijah Jordan, Professor Guy H. Shadinger and Assistant Professor Ida B. Williitc PUBLIC OCCASION Professor William L. Richardson, Instructor Emily M. Helming, Instructor Mirv S. McRrlJe, Instruc- tor Allegra Stewart and Professor RoIIo A. Tallcott RELIGIOUS ASSOCIATIONS Professor Howard E. Jensen, Instructor Gladys Banes, .Assistant Professor Pleasant R. Hightouer .md Instructor Harriet De CratT Jolmson SCHEDULE Associate Professor Ray C. Friesncr, Miss Sarah E. Cotton and Assistant Professor Juna Marie Lut7. SOCIAL AFFAIRS Dean Evelyn M. Butler, Assistant Professor A. Dale Beeler, Instructor M.irgaret F. Bruner, Pro- fessor How.inl E. Jensen and Associate Professor Corinne Welling STUDENT ACTIVITIES ' Professor GIno A. RattI, Professor Milton D. Baumg.irtner, Assistant Professor A. Dile Beeler, Professor Henry E. Birdsong, Associate Professor Ray C. Friesner, Assistant Professor Joseph G. Fucilla, Assistant Professor Juna Marie Lutz, Professor Rollo A. Tallc.tt and Professor Anna F. We.iver [,e]

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Administration

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HILTON ' U. RROWN (.f Butler li e in the hope th.it 1925 will sec ;i siihst.inti;il beginninj: prise in Fairvicw. As the policy of the Board is to keep free from debt, d until there is actual money in sight to take care of the work entered ?ady for building: operations, but it is common knowledge that building THE Board of Directo of our new building ei we shall not break gr upon. We have a snug sun costs are very high, and the Board is not disposed to plunge. However, the Fairview site is all paid for; we have taken possession of the ground and have a property there that we believe to be worth a million dollars already. The purchase price paid, $200,000 cash, was only a fraction of the value of the ground, the rest being in the nature of a donation. The building plans completed by Robert Frost Daggett and his assistant, Thomas E. Hibben, e.vceed in beauty even our fondest expectations. A little patience and we shall h.ne a plant at Far iew that will be worthy of Butler, of the city and of the state. ALWA S LOOKING 01 T FOR BL FLER [,9]