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

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DR. THOMAS CARR HOWE Two air views of Butler ' s buildings placed side by side.

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DEDICATION We dedicate this volume to Dr. Thomas Carr hHowe who, as a president of this university and as a civic leader in Indianapolis, has embodied and expressed the theme of this book in his own life. Butler and Indianapolis alike benefited from his devotion to truth and his characteristic idealism, hlis energetic participation in civic projects coupled with his constructive educational endeavors insepar- ably linked the two institutions, one of learning and the other of doing, in the minds and hearts of the citizens of this city. Dr. hdowe pursued the goal of a closer relation between the training of young men and young women, and the metropolis into which they were to cost their efforts, hie saw a vision of the future when Indianapolis thought, industry, and philanthropy would be molded by the men who are, today, students in the university and who, tomorrow, will be the leaders of a great city. It is to promote this vision toward its realization and to revere the memory of the man who gave it great impetus, that we dedicate the 1934 Drift to Dr. Howe. An air view of the center of Indionopoli

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Canal in Winter. Below — The Old Iron Bridge.