Indiana University - Arbutus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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HiLBERT E. Rust Indianapolis B. S. General Business Delta Tau Delia; Delta Sigma Pi; Aeons. ' 25, president, ' 26; Union Board. 24. vice-president, ' 25; pres- ident South Hall. ' 24; Homecoming committee. ' 2 5. ' 2 6: Varsity De- bating. ' 24; Director of Division One All-Campus Memorial Drive. ' 26; secretary Memori.il Regiment; Men ' s chairman Interests committee. ' 26- ' 27. Eva Kathleen Emery Bloomington A. B. Romance Languages Le Cercle Francais. EssA Maria Esarey Oriole A. B. History W. A. A.: History and Political Science club. Nelson William Davis Brazil B. S. Accounting Delta Sigma Pi: Chi Gamma Tau; Student Director and Soloist. Band: Boosters club, ' 26- ' 27: Medal for First Class Musicianship: Olympiad Board, ' fi-n: Baseball. ' ZS- ' Z ; Memorial Drive. ' 24- 25; Univer- sity orchestra: Commerce club: pres- ident Chi Gamma Tau. ' 25- ' 26. Robin Esarey Bloomington A. B. Chemistry Alpha Chi Sigma. Ruth Funkhouser Evansville A. B. Botany Kappa Kappa Gamma. OAVIDC. BlXLER Cynthiana A. B. Economics Delta Upsilon; Glee Club. 24- ' 26; Jordan River Revue, 2 6. Charles Francis Reed Monon LL. B. Law Lambda Chi Alpha; Gamma Eta Gamma; Phi Delta Kappa; Sigma Delta Psi: Scabbard and Blade: Var- sity Wrestling. •20- ' 21. ' 23 - ' 24, captain, ■24- ' 2 5 : Varsity Track. ' 24; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, presi- dent Demurrer club. ' 26- 27; chair- man Student Board of Editors, In- diana Law Journal. ' 26- ' 27; vice- president Freshman Law Class, ' 25- ' 26: vice-president History club. ■24- ' 25. George J, Leavitt Lyons B. S. Commerce Peter A. Blue Claypool B. S. Commerce and Finance Alpha Kappa Psi. HI-NRY NOBLE SHERWOOD, ex-ln diana State Superintendent of Public In struction, has had a lengthy cducationa career. A graduate from Indiana Uni versity in 1909, he began a professiona career as teacher in the Indiana public (chools. Since that time he has been in numerous and varied positions in many colleges and universities. At the University of Cincinnati, he was assistant in history and later pro- fessor of commerce and accounts; at Central Normal college, professor of history and government; at the Univer- sity of Colorado, professor of history; at State Normal School, LaCrosse. Wis., professor of hi-slory, and director of Ju- nior college; and at Franklin college, professor of history, dean, and director during the summer session of 19 19. During the summers of 1915 and 19 17. Mr. Sherwood was a professor of his- tory in Indiana university. Mr. Sherwood has found time to write, despite his busy ciroer. His pro- ductions are: The Ltfc of I ' aul Cutfee. Our Country ' s Beginning. Manual for Medieval and Modern Hislory Maps, and numerous articles on historical and edu- c.iiional topics. [P.igc 140] ■■ j J VWA

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■:!s?rmi..ii f ' Clarence Arnold Hoffman Laurel A. B. History Traveler ' s club. . mi Themistocles Anest costuros Kassary, Greece A. B. Mathematics Cosmopolitan club. R. C. Kuykendall Indianapolis A. B. History Kappa Alpha Psi. Leah Kathryn Frazier Bedford A. B. French Alpha Kappa Alph-i. Arthur Paul Flanigan English A. B. English Glee club. ' 23. 25. EDWIN DILLER STARBUCK always has been one of Indiana ' s interesting alumni. He graduated in the class of 1890 with an A. B. degree with his course having been planned around phil- osophy, psychology and theology. While still in college he conducted a class in James Freeman Clark ' s Ten Great Rf- ligtons and from that time has steadily worked toward his present slalion. ihat Eleanor Virginia Mebane Bloomington A. B. French Phi Beta Kappa. r Katherine Elizabeth Goss Henryville A. B. Zoology Melvin T. Rutter Evansville B. S. Insurance Kappa Alpha Psi; Commerce club. James H. Morton Princeton A. B. Chemistry Kappa Alpha Psi; Inter-Racial club. Lester C. Lindley Union City A. B. History of being in charge of the Research Sta- tion in Character Training and Religiout Education in the tjniversity of towa. Dr. Starbuck received an A. M. from Harvard in 1895 and Ph. D. from Clark in 1897. He is the author of two books; The Psychology of Religion, and Character Education Methods; The loaja Plan which have given him high rank in educational cifcles. [Page 13 9] JfflMH

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Paul Bradt Bloomington A. B. Physics TOWNSEND SHAUL ALBRIGHT Anderson B. S. General Business Columnist, Daily Student. ' 27. Laurel Angelo Enochs Carlisle B. S. Commerce Acacia. L. Harold C. Craig Jonesboro A. B. History i . Kenneth C. Carr Vincennes A. B. History History club. VIDA NEWSOM received her A. B. de- gree in 1 903. and her A. M. degree in 1906, both from Indiana university. Since that time she has been active in extensive club work. At the present time she is chairman of the committee on Highways and Memorial Tree Plant- ing of the General Federation of Wom- en ' s clubs. Miss Newsom also has been a social welfare worker. She served several years as a volunteer probation officer in Esther Bryan Independence. Mo. A. B. English Theta Sigma Phi; V. Pleiades. Esther M. Edmondson Bloomington A. B. Music Zeta Tau Alpha: Glee club; Y. W. C. A. Sub-Cabinet; Memorial Regi- ment. Helen Fogler Gary A. B. English Phi Mu: District chairman Interests committee: Memorial committee; English club. Gladys Helena Brackmier Indianapolis A. B. Geology Margaret C. Coombs Crawfordsville A. B. History Alpha Omicron Pi: History club. Bartholomew county, and was instru- mental in the enactment of legislation for the appropriation of funds for play- ground purposes in cities of fifth class- She is widely affiliated. She is an ex -vice-president of the Municipal League of Indiana, of the Legislative Council of Indiana Women, and of the Indiana Society for Mental Hygiene and is a member of Alice Ames Winter club, of the American Tree association, and of the National Republican Constructive League. [Page 141]