Indiana University - Arbutus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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SnDiana Oniiicrsitp 3tbutus BOARD OF ARBUTUS MANAGERS T( ) THI-: BOARD CIF BUSINESS MAXAGICRS FALL THE FIXAXCL L WORRIES. Printers must be paid, engravers demand recompense for services cheer- fully granted, photographers ask to be kindly remembered when the shekels are passed out, and even the artists draw on the treasury. The laborer is worthv of his hire, the hungry must be fed, liills must be paid, and many promises will TKit get a iliscount, for money talks. Going, — going, — gone ; beware of a deficit. Those who have dreamed of, watched over, cared for and wrestled with this years Book, include the following money-changers, fee-collectors and book-agents who would ncit undertake to manage a Patent ledicine Almanac, now. D. Lawrence Bock Business Manager Howard Telle President Clarence McNabb Treasurer Ernest Force Secretary Frank D. Martin . Medical School Manager

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JnDiana Onitiersitp arbutus BOARD OF ARBUTUS EDITORS ASIDE FROM KXPKRIMKXTIXG WITH A REBUILT, ULD-STVI.E, X( X- ISIRLE tvpewriter and shariiening- pencils, the Board of Editors spends its spare time in soliciting items, ramsacking mental vacuums for ideas and pass- in - bv typographical errors in attempts at reading proof which even an ink-eyed Printer ' s Devil could see. An unsuspecting young literary cub, who feels that he hr.s editorial genius which should be conserved and published in book form, gets a taste of Printer ' s Ink, consumes a volume of Mark Twain, is elected to the Arbutus Hoard, and sets out to issue a book which makes all previous annuals look like a garden-seed catalogue. Dwight C, Park Editor-in-Chief Carl Schultz Venice Kaiser Chester L, DeBrular Albert L, Rabb