Indiana University - Arbutus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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% THE ♦ ARBUTUS NINETEEN - TEN t FOREWORD HIS Arbutus marks an epoch among the annuals of Indiana University, since it is the first to be pubHshed on what is known as the honor system, and also the first to be supervised by a board of five editors, instead of by one. In our work we have met with several d isappointments. Features we had planned proved impracticable or impossible ; on the other hand, we have had many advantages and helps, and long is the list of those whom we are clad to thank for their assistance or favors. For our art we are indebted to Mr. A. L. Yoder, ex ' 94, of Topeka, Indiana, whose draw- ings are a leading feature of this book ; to j Ir. T. C. Steele, the well-known Indiana artist, for permission to reproduce one of his paintings ; to Mr. George Brehm, ex ' 06, of New York, who contributed a drawing; to the Bobbs-] lerrill Company, of Indianapolis, to whom we owe the reproduction of the painting by Mr. Forsyth. Our thanks are also due Dr. Carl Eigenmann, who gave us the manuscript of the Hase- man Expedition ; to Dr. S. B. Harding, who has given us the benefit of his knowledge of the technical details of printing and bookbinding; and most of all to Mr. Thomas E. Steckel, secretarv to the board of business managers, who has spent many hours and infinite trouble in the preparation of the book, and who voluntarily donated the customary salary of his office to its improvement. We have tried to bring out the human interest side of our University, to show the every-day student life about us — in short, to make the book a commentary rather than a catalogue. „ t, Ihe Editor.s.

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THE ARBUTUS Departmental Clubs v ' .k Le Cercle Frangais iq5 Goethe Gesellscliaf 1 197 English Club ijg History CUib 2p i Economics Club 203 Philosophy Club 205 Euclidian Circle 207 Physics Club 209 Reinhard Club 211 In Memoriam 212 Religious Life Young Women ' s Christian Association 215 Young Men ' s Christian Association 217 The Press Journalism at Indiana 220 The Press Club 223 Publishing Association Board 225 Staff of the Daily Student 227 Music The University Band 231 The University Orchestra 233 Robin Hood 234 The Buchheim Recitals 2 5 Dramatics Strut and Fret 239 Survey of the Year 2-)0 Oratory and Debating pack The Year ' s Events 249 Douglas Dozen 253 Lincoln League 255 Jackson Club 257 Athletics Athletic Board 261 Foxy Jimmy 263 Football 264 The Big Game 269 Baseball 275 Basketball 281 Track 285, A Squint Into Next Season 286 Tennis 288 Literary For Better or for Worse 292 The Failure 295 The Streets About Town 297 Through the Wilds of South America 301 Our Blind Student 305 Our Lhiderstudies (Class Write-Up) 306 Smiles The Campus Pump 311 Cartoons 312 Fussers 353 The Daily Student 354 Knockers 356 Through the Year 357 AllVERTISEMENTS 365

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