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

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DR. M. O. ROSS AND JOHN T. BARNETT — A familiar sight to Butler students is the tall, digni- fied figure of the university president, Dr. Ross walking through Jordan Hall, working in his office, or striding aeross campus. Also familiar to Butler students is Dr. Ross 7 assistant, John T. Bar- nelt. who also is director of puhlic relations and on the faculty of the journalism department. 14

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The John W. Atherton Center plays a great part in the lives of all persons connected with Butler University. It houses the cafeteria, the Campus Club, the bookstore, faculty and student lounges, activity rooms, such as, the Drift. YMCA and YWCA, Newman Club. BISA, and ping-pong and pool rooms. Therefore, whether one wishes textbooks or other school supplies, a seven course meal or a sandwich, a tobacco humidor or a package of cigarets. one invades the first or second floor. On the third floor one finds the lounges, organization rooms and public lecture rooms, all of which tend to encourage restful and meaningful use of spare time.

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OVERLOOKING ALL ELIZABETH DURFLINGER, DEAN OF WOMEN — The problems of Butler ' s so- cial life are ironed out in Dean Durfling- er ' s office. Exchange dinners, parties and dances must first he given the Dean ' s approval before they become a reality. Rush is also supervised by Dean Dur- flinger. L. CRAY BURDIN, DEAN OF MEN— Handling the male side of Butler is the responsibility of capable Dean Burdin. Also finding time for Butler ' s scholarship program, student placement, and the teaching of a speech class. Dean Burdin holds the title of the busiest man on campus. DR. C. R. MAXAM. REGISTRAR— The position of registrar in a school is one of great importance. Besides being respon- sible for grades and admissions. Dr. Maxam also accounts for high school credits and has the horrible task of registration twice a year. He also serves on the Administrative Council. GEORGE A. SCHUMACHER, ALUMNI SEC- RETARY — The alumni of Butler have been organized into clubs, and membership has greatly increased due to the efforts of Mr. Schumacher. Having been at Butler since 1937, he is responsible for the Butler Alum- nus which is sent to active alumni. RAYMOND GLADDEN. BURSAR — Having come to Butler direct from the Army Finance Department. Mr. Gladden is faced with the task of handling the purse strings of Butler. Mr. Gladden is also director of the post office, purchasing agent for the cafeteria, university, bookstore and the Drift. r