Indiana University - Arbutus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

Page 11 text:

Scliools and Adiniiiislralioii — I Adinini.xlialioii Ai ' t?i and Sciences Husiness Medical Center Military Education Music Law Physical Ed ucation Departmental Clubs Summer School Extensions Gradiuite Outstandin ; Men 12 111 122 130 136 147 149 1S4 161 164 167 178 181 185 188 Activities 1 90 H(»noraries 213 Religious Groups 231 Puhlications 2 11 Athletics 252 Outdoor Sports 2Sii Indoor Sports 277 Intramurals 298 Residences 302 Fraternities 304 Sororities 338 Men ' s Halls 360 women ' s Halls 384 Seniors Senior Index 402 . 444 Advertising 158 General Index 470 Acknowledgments 494 Arhutus Staffs 496

Page 13 text:

riie evciclKinuiiii; (aiiipii skyline ... a IjIcikI dI the- modern and tradi ' lional . . . the aicliiieiime ol lour genera- tions in one setting. Our CWjthic-styled buildings contrast with the more stern ilassro(jms ol another age. The cast-iron stairs, the ivy-clusters, the dusty halls and high vaulted ceilings identity Old Camions . College Row . . . the alternoon sun casts long shadows. The Student Building tower carries its clock above rooltops of grey buildings and Irom this aerie it names the hours. The long hand is vertical. The long hand and XII meet. From the tower goes the sound that tells the campus the hour is past. The waves push the sound across campus. The sound first reaches Maxwell Hall (1890), and then the Library (1907). People in the llnion Building (1932) hear the hour only a second belore the hour is announced to the Administration Building (1936). Near the corner oi Third and Indiana . venue two workers standing in the muddy bottom of a large hole-Law Building (195fi)-hear the hour. One of them looks at his watch. 11