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Board of Directors HE Board of Directors of Butler University has about all the power that can be delegated in the administration of the in- stitulinn. It encourages gifts to endow chairs of instruction and en- dowment funds donated by benefac- tors of the institution come luider their hands to be applied as they will do the most good. The Directors choose the President. The.y approve the faculty. They plan the building programs, let contracts for the Uni- versity, and in general, supervise its operation in almost every way. BOTTOM PANEL first Row — John E. Canaday. James L. Clark Second Row — Pstry H. Clifford. Clarence L. Goodwin Third Row — Thomas W. Gcafcon. William G Ir«in TOP PANEL John W. Athc: Second Row — Cr, Third Row- No other institution in the country can boast a more capable or dis- tinguished governing group than that of the University. Members of the Board of Directors are : Hilton U. Brown, President of the Board of Directors ; John W. Atherton, Execu- tive and Financial Secretary of Butler University and Secretary of the Butler Foundation ; Crate Bowen, Arthur Y. Brown, Lee Burns and Scot Butler, all of Indianapolis ; John E. Canaday, Anderson; James L. Clark, Danville; Perry H. Clif- ford, Indianapolis; Clarence L. Good- win, Greensburg, Penn. ; Tliomas W. Grafton, Indianapolis ; William G. Irwin, Vice-President of the Board of Directors and President of the Butler Foundation, Chairman of the General Endowment Committee, Co- Pagc Seventeen
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Second Row — Henry Kabn. Robert A. Long Third Row— Hash Th. Miller. George F. Quick Botlom — Albert G. Snider Inmbns; Arthur Jordan, Indianapo- lis ; Emsley W. Johnson, Chairman Alumni Endowment Committee ; Henry Kahn, Indianapolis ; Robert A. Long, Kansas City, Mo. ; Hugh Th. Miller, Columbus; George F. Quick, Indianapolis, and Albert G. Snider, Indianapolis. Merchants, lawyers, capitalists, publishers, churchmen and business men are in- eluded in the group of nineteen directors. Two additional members will be appointed in the near future. These men, all zealous partisans of the University, are extending every effort to furnish prospective students in Indiana and throughout the mid- dle west, an institution at Fairview which will possess a qualitj of struc- tural design equal to that of any American university. With the pre- liminary campaign for biiilding ruiids completed, the Board of Direc- t irs, functioning in committees, has hiunched upon a final drive with an energy which can not be denied. Ac- cording to a declaration of John W. Atherton, .secretary, construction of the first unit of the Greater Butler University upon the newly completed foundations at Fairview, will begin immediateh ' , so that the school may be ready for occupancy during the summer session of 1928. Death took a heavy toll from the Board during the past twelve months with the passing away of Louis C. Hue.smann, Indianapolis ; Zachary T. Sweeney, Columbus; Lex J. Kirk- patrick and Lora C. Hoss, both of Kokomo. Mr. Huesmann was Cliair- man of the City Endowment Com- mittee before his death and the other deceased members spent a goodly portion of their lives in furthering the advancement of Butler University. Page Eighteen
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