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

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Ai 1 1 CONTENTS BOOK I BOOK II UNIVERSITY BOOK III . WOMEN MEN BOOK IV . ACTIVITIES BOOK V . ATHLETICS Ami our granil jiarcnts on a holi- Jay may have sirollal along the paths iiow folloiml by the Butler ililettaiiles.

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I here are philanthropists whose - means are as great as their in- clinations, and their fame spreads in proportion to their means. There are others with more limited opportunities and they are seldom heard of There are educators who touch a popular theme, or write a popular book, or derive popularity from a prominent en- vironment, and they receive the acclaim which is due them. There are others who from preference or necessity do great things in an unassuming manner, and are content that no one know It is of the great works of modest people that the world loves most to hear, and that the writer loves most of all to tell .... And so it is not altogether with an unselfish motive that we dedicate this book to Alice Bidwell Wesenberg. And there is little doubt that homesteaders here have worked as hard on their humble cabins as our engineers have on the beautiful Jordan towers. DEDICATION

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