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

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An affiliated college of Butler University is the John Herron Art School, located at 16th and Pennsylvania. The facilities of the Art School and of the Art Institute Museum are available to students of Butler by special arrangement with the Director of the Art School and with the Curator of the Museum. Herron and Butler co-operate in a program for the preparation of art teachers and super- visors, offering courses in studio and applied art. JOHN HERRON ART INSTITUTE 15

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JORDAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC Concluding its second year as a full-fledged college of Butler University is the Jordan Col- lege of Music, located at 1116-1204 North Delaware street. Jordan merged with Butler in 1951 as its sixth college. The Jordan College of Music of Butler Uni- versity is an outstanding pivotal point of com- munity culture which offers courses in music, radio, drama, and dance. As complementary to their scholastic pro- gram, Jordan presents all-school dance and musical productions in addition to individual recitals. Some of these features are pictured on the following pages. IHf i pp y lJI ix 1 mn mm i Wfk. -. fi i ' jj m t JSjmB|P H| iH «HH c M i Hpj P B mk m mungi 14 UP THROUGH THE YEARS

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Up Through the Years With the Greeks The growth of Butler University over the past ninety-four years has witnessed a similar expansion of Greek letter or- ganizations. Throughout the nation, these organizations have made a signal con- tribution to the status of modern univer- sity lile, and Fairview ' s history offers no exception. Placing an emphasis on scholarship as well as extra-curricular and social activity, the Greek letter organization delivers an impetus to individual achievement. Starting with the inception of Phi Delta Theta in 1859 and Kappa Alpha Theta in 1874, Greek organizations at Butler have grown to number seven sororities and nine fraternities. The latest innovation in Butler ' s Greek world is Tau Kappa Epsilon which received its charter in October, 1951. The Phi Kappa ' s (large picture) are now completing their third year at Butler as a colony and are expecting to receive their charter soon.