Indiana University - Arbutus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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:wo thou To the loom for a bindery and a prmting eijuipment should the L niversity ever set up a press. The offices and work rooms occup and feet on the main floor to the north of the m close relation to the stacks and reading room, south of the lobby are the cloak and conversation rooms, the latter devoted to ' syndicate lessons and the cnrrent newspapers. In the lobby itself are hung the portraits in oil of the University ' s notables. It IS estimated that the new liuilding will lie adequate tor t«eiit years of library growth, but wlio knows? oughly corrected by a sight of tlie north elevation or a visit to the interior. The fortunate slope of the site toward the .lordaii has permitted the necessarily high stack house to be placed on the low ground, concealed behind the south front with its pleasant one story effect. As a result of the buildiii}. plan developed from the site, two stories practically above ground are secured on the north, that a re represented on the south by the basement only. And so the New Library building in total floor area the largest structure on the campus, seems from the front one of the smallest. Among the most important features of the building is the great reading room with its abundant and well dis- tributed light, its pleasant brown woodwork and its gener- ous provision for two hundred readers. The stack house, directly to the north, has a capacity with full installation of shelving of a quarter of a million volumes. Over half as many more may be shelved in other parts of the build- ing. The seminar rooms now in use are directly beneath the reading room and an additional eight thousand square feet of floor area is available in the second story for future subdivision for the same purpose. In the subbasement is

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Kappa Alpha Theta F,.,„ded at DePau. Univc.it., Jant.,-, .3. :S.„ BETA CHAPTER F,-.lal.l,shc.l ilay IS, is;o Sorores in Facultate Louise Goodbody Carrie Sloconil.c Jntilda Cnnklin Louise JIaxwell Juliette Maxwell Else Emmerich Sorores in Urbe Mr ' , ' Minni Oakes Miss Anna Wier Miss Inez Perring Mrs. E. H, Lindley .Mrs B. D. Myers Miss Pearl Jones Mrs. C. J. Semboxver Mr. Margaret Holland Miss Mayme Swindler Mrs. G, H. Stemple Mr, ll,.rrv John, on Mrs. T. J. Clark Mrs. II, T. Stevenson Mr,. Hubert Beck M.ss Mary Jr.hnson Mr, ( isc:,r Cravens .Mrs Lena Sentney Mrs. W. P. Dill M,ss (.lueta Allen . l.,- Wyrtis leCnrdy Mrs L S. Davis .Mr, K V. Miers Sorores in Universitate Seniors Juniors Sophomores Rut Gra Alic Ge, Ma Lul 1 O ' Hair Bess van Valzah Zela Kinser Grace Cromer ce Philputt Hilda Palmer Mav Kemp Elsie Ashby e Booth Jess Riley Ruth Keltner Anna McGee evieve Brown Helen Ryors Lois Perring Hazel Allen y Bailey Gertrude Stewart j Laud Camp Grace Gable , Kemp Francis Bray Reba Wylie Freshmen Margaret Lipniaht Bessie Stewart Katherine Croan Grace Bray Jean I ' icken Florence Frazee Nell Advlotte