Butler University - Carillon / Drift Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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£ D rr t The Class of 1922 Back in the dim dark ages of the S. A. T. C. period of Butler history, the illustrious class of 1922 entered college as Freshmen. One of the most popular of the aspiring soldiers, Tony Foster, served as president until the disbanding of the student army, and upon his departure. Tellie Orbison (now of Columbia University) was elected to fill the office for the remainder of the year. Under the presidency of Lyman Hoover during the Sophomore year, the class began to show the originality and force for which it has since been noted. The first Soph-Frosh Prom was given and much of the success of the event was due to the activity of the Sophomores. During the same year, the first discus- sions of student control were held, and the chief speakers were from this class — Lyman Hoover, Telford Orbison, Ross Stacy, Henry Bruner, Lawrence Hawkins, Harry Alexander and several others. The Student Council became a reality during the Junior year while Norman Shortridge was president, and the following members of the class took an active part in its organization — Harry Alexander, Lyman Hoover, Henry Bruner and Mary Elizabeth Howard. Besides conducting a successful Junior Prom, the class of ' 22 revived the old custom of producing a Junior Drift, for which the highest praise and congratulations are due. Henry Bruner, a prominent member of the class, was forced to leave school during the spring and his absence has been deeply regretted. During the past four years the personnel and size of the class has varied somewhat and now, as Seniors, the members number sixty-six, a majority of whom have been in Butler the entire four years. Earlv in the year Emil Cassadv was elected president and has proved in both ability and personality, to be an excel- lent leader. On January 24 the class first wore the Seniors costume, gray sweat- ers for the girls, and gray vests for the men. On Founder ' s Day the first appear- ance in cap and gown was made. Throughout their college life, the members of the class of ' 22 have tried to show their loyalty to the best interests of Butler and have done all in their power to further its progress. Eighteen -A. ggg £

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-t» D rr £ oeniors Emil Cassady President Lillian Painter Vice-President Helen Belle McLean Secretary Edgar Diederich Treasurer Seventeen 4 1922 £

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w T3 I D rr i Allan R. Stacy, Indianapolis Delta Tau Delta, Chemistry Club, Drama tic Club, Glee Club. Josephine Lewis, Indianapolis Kappa Kappa Gamma, Y. W. C. A. Margerie Sylveen Storch, Indianapoli: Delta Pi Omega, Y. W. C. A„ Biology Club Pan-Hellenic ' 21. Rowland Jones, Mecca, Ind. Butler Association, Skulls, Varsity Basket ball ' 19, ' 20, ' 22, Capt. ' 20. Aimee Lois Robinson, Indianapolis Writers ' Club, Brief Bag, Zeta Sigm Drift Staff ' 21. John H. Walker, Indianapolis Sandwich Club, Y. W. C. A., Phi Kai Phi. Nineteen = g J 22 £