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

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the scenes well-reinetnbered Bevond the campus is the iiniversitv, tlie people who keep Butler on the move . . . There is the faculty whose knowl- edge reflects light through the windows of Jordan Hall and the students who de- pend upon the light and arc guided hv it . . . There is the administration who make the windows po ssible . . . the build- ings, the landscape, the faces . . . We see a uni ersitv well-established within oiu- gaze . . . the groo ed paths which point to Jordan Hall from each dii ' ection. . . . Jordan Hall, tlie academic corner- stone . . . the Memorial Carillon Tower with its foundation of stone and stead- fastness . . . the Pharmacy building guarding our health and physical well- being. . . . Sweeney Chapel summons us rehgiously . . . and the Obser ' atory places us not onh ' within a imiversit ' and community but within a lar ;er uni- t : SmL

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the buildings to come . . . We see each other in our broad isual sweep . . . we ha e a purpose ... to grow with Butler . . . we must grow quickly be- cause Butler has become an e ' er-expanding institution under President M. O. Ross . . . the John McGurk family alls its estate . . . Butler is the scene of upturned ground . . . plans are converted to foundations and structures . . . Jordan College of Music building is the first to tower abo e ground . . . Mrs. G. H. A. Clowes dedicates a me- morial to her husband in a cornerstone lay- ing ceremony ... Eli Lilly Endowment, Inc. offers $250,000 if Butler matches it with $500,000 . . . trucks deliver arches de- signed bv Minoru Yamasaki.