Indiana University - Arbutus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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The structures . . . Campus View Around 1905 Indiana University Campus in 1951 10

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Upon Bryan ' s resignation. Dr. Herman B Wells and Ward Biddle took the reins of administration as presi- dent and treasurer, respectively. Through their efforts, the Auditorium was built and the school began its east- ward expansion. Their groundwork enabled I.U. to accommodate the postwar veteran enrollment. In short, this was the team that provided for the growth into today ' s University. Men ' s Gym Science Hall

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These are the structures of the University. They are the piles of limestone and the product of labor that make up the face of the campus. It took a long time, plenty of sweat, and a lot of limestone to put those buildings here. When viewed together, they tell the complete story of I.U. because each was built to repre- sent the style of the time. There is beauty and strength in the lines and angles of the buildings, and there is a peaceful blending of the old and new designs. To each person every building is a reminder of a certain incident. To all they are reminders that the campus is a living thing and is forever changing. A casual look around will show that it is still evolving and growing. This campus has changed a lot since coming out to the east side of town — so much so, in fact, that old man Dunn would hardly recognize his own land. 11