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

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PART OF LIVING at Butler, 1951, was lunch at the house. Here the Delt ' s stop from the busy routine of classes for their noon meal. Meanwhile the scene was repeated up and down the row and the fabulous Butler cafeteria and C-Club.

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WHEN WORKING, a great number of Butler students spent many an hour in the new reserve library, which was formerly the University cafeteria. However, at the beginning of the 1951 spring semester, army students from Fort Harrison, who were in need of classroom, space, were moved into several basement rooms of Jordan Hall, one of which was the new library. This was naturally somewhat of a disappointment to the Butlerites, hut it was realized that some day this room would again be used as a library. This room was only part of the Butler library which compares favorably in number of books with libraries of other private colleges in Indiana.

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SCREAMING OURSELVES hoarse, whether in the hiting wind that swept the howl for the Homecoming game or in the smoky air that filled the fieldhouse for a Saturday night game, was all part of Relaxing — Butler, 1951.