Indiana University - Arbutus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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George A. Ball Bexjamix F. Long Only the tentative plans for the new Dental School have as yet been drawn. This unit is to be the second of the new buildings to come from the SI 0.000.000 expansion plan created for the state universities and normal schools by the 192 7 legislature. In November the University started the first of its campaign to collect the amounts due the lemorial Fund. A student drive under the direc- tion of Theodore R. Dann, PG, was conducted during the Thanksgiving vacation with great success. Since that time the campaign has been carried on under the direction of Mrs. Mary Brewer. ' 95. As soon as a sufficient fund is collected the trustees plan to erect the first unit of a building for the Indiana Union, the last of the University ' s projects to serve as memorial to those Indiana men and women who served in the great World War. IsA C. Bat lan J. W. Fesler President 19

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Charles M. Xeizer Frank H. Hatfield Board of Trustees The Board of Trustees of Indiana University has been working with several problems during this school year. The first of these has been the planning and commencing the construction of a new building for the Department of Chemistry. The other two projects are the planning of the new unit for the Indiana University Health Centre in Indian- apolis which is to be a new building for the School of Dentistry, and the planning and supervision of a campaign to collect the amounts due to the Memorial Fund. The board, with the aid of Dr. Robert E. Lyons, head of the Chemistry department, has planned a building for the use of the Chemistry depart- ment which will equal any similar building in the United States. After much consideration the plans of the new building were redrawn to allow for the addition of two wings, thus making it larger than had originally been planned. Mrs. Sanford Teter OjtA L. Wilderxiuth 18

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Bursar U. H. Smith Registrar John W. Cravens Graduate School Fernandus Payne, Ph. D., Dean 20