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

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GOODWIN Each year the Butler Ballet recruits children Irom the community to perform in the Nutcracker. Here two ol the dancers take a break from the early November rehearsal to clown around in front of Lilly Hall. This young band member is destined to become a member ol the marching Bulldogs as she performs with the band in a special salute to short people at a Buller half-time show. rn Ms FINE ARTS 29

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Sophomore vocal per- formance maiors Tra- cy Barron and Angela Bies walk back home after a grueling theory test. G The Jordan College of Fine Arts experienced great changes this year as past dean of 14 years Louis Chenette resigned from the position in September. Dr. Jack Eaton, after serving as acting dean from the beginning of the year was named the new dean in April. His duties include supervision of faculty m the different de- partments of dance, music, radio television, and theater. He expressed the desire to see an enlarging role for Butler in rela- tion to arts organizations in the city. Another change and addition to the JCFA was a student council headed by president R.K. Little. She says the council seeks to achieve integration for the fine arts departments and to provide students with a unified voice in dealing with the adminis- tration of the college as well as the university. The college in looking towards the future, seeks to achieve full acceptance of the fine arts as a crucial element of Butler ' s total education. Also in the works is the possible development of a visual arts department. If the curriculum could be established, Jordan College would fulfill the university ' s commitment to liber- al and fine arts. The students in the college present a unique addition to this small private liberal arts institution as it is common to see girls walking to other classes in their last classes jazz outfit or hear the beat of a drum set from Lilly. WAJC provides a unique addition to the whole campus and Indianapolis as the largest student run FM station in the United States. BY; Donna Krumm JORDAN COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS r V L

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JOHN G. JOHNSON President STEVE BUSHOUSE Director of Admissions and Financial Aid, Presi- dent ' s Cabinet THOMAS J. HEGARTY Vice President, Student Affairs, President ' s Cabi- net HERBERT L. JONES Vice-President, Universi- ty Relations, President ' s Cabinet PAUL J. PARKER Vice-President, Student Affairs, President ' s Cabi- net JOHN P. KONDELIK Director of Irwin Library System, President ' s Cabinet ORIE L. LOUCKS Director of Holcomb, Re- search Institute, Presi- dent ' s Cabinet JILL APPLE Assoc. Director of Ad- ROBIN CANNON Director of Intramurals and Recreation JOSEPH COLLIER Director of Graduate Ad- President Johnson and his wife Jane fill their plates during the Homecoming brunch before the Butler victory over the St. Joe Pumas. DALE DOERR Dean of the Pharmacy College JACK L. EATON Dean of Jordan College of Fine Arts 30 ADMINISTRATION -- f ' ' ? ' . ' V -T V-. • 0 3