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

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Eoaid o ' k Itectot Rapid has been the growth of Butler Uni- versity during the past ten years, this is no doubt due to the progressive measures taken by the present Board of Directors. Despite the setbacks of the depression, Butler has been able to carry on in Jordan Hall, which is but a cornerstone of the Butler, these men hope to achieve. Naturally as students of Butler we appreciate this continued action and may we take this opportunity to thank the board for its fine work and it is our hope that in the future Butler will continue to expand and progress much as it has today under our present guiding Board of Trustees. Hilton U. £■ tou n For over fifty years Hilton U. Brown has served on the board as a member and was first elected as chairman of that group in 1903. Mr. Brown has served as chairman of that Board since that time, and his many years of service both to his school and to his city cannot be passed over without com- manding the utmost of respect and admira- tion for a truly great man. The entire school mourned with Mr. Brown the death of his beloved wife this past year and it can be said that Butler and those connected with the institution lost one of its dearest friends with her passing. Soatd on itectoti John W. Atherton Crate D. Bowen Arthur V. Brown Lee Burns Earl Crawford Edwin Errett lohn L. H. Fuller Rev. George A. Frantz Glen R. Hillis I. I. Holcomb William C. Irwin Emsley W. Johnson Hugh T. Miller John F. Mitchell Daniel S. Robinson Peter C. Reilly Mrs. A. M. Robertson Rev. W. A. Shullengerger John A. Titsworth 10

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Dean M. O. Ross Dean Cino Ratti Dean Albert Mock Dean Frederick Kershner raculti The 1940 Drift apologizes for not having -a faculty panel to portray the fc.culty but we do wish to say that an effort was made to have such a panel and circumstances over which we had no control forced us to withdraw our intentions. Hovyever, we do wish to pay our respects to our faculty, which we feel is one of the most progressive and yet down to the earth groups in the educational field. Presiding over the various colleges during the past year has been: Dean M, O. Ross of the College of Business Administration, Dean Cino Ratti of the College of Liberal Arts, Dean Albert Mock of the College of Education, and Dean Frederick D. Kershner of the graduate College of Religion.