Indiana University - Arbutus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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Students come to Bloomington to participate in the world of academia. They come from every state and from almost every country, Australia to Zaire. But 50,000 others have come to Bloomington for reasons besides school. They make up a part of Bloomington that the average student rarely sees. (Believe it or not, the city does not exist solely because of the university!) Tor a total year look, the Arbutus extends its coverage to include such Bloomington economic mainstays as the limestone industry , neighborhoods such as the Miller Drive area and interesting persons ief; like William Addison.

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People shuttle in and out of Bloomington from all four directions. These four roads are the main channels to the city. (RIGHT) From the north, Highway 37. (BELOW) From the west. Highway 46. (BELOW, CENTER) From the south, Highway 37. (BELOW. RIGHT) From the east. Highway 46. J PhotosaD Sch

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Practically every lU student takes advantage of the phone company ' s services. Two other Bloomington corporations, Otis Elevator Company and Westinghouse Electric Corporation, have more indirect ties with the university. Scott Comegys (TOP) ILI students are among the 700 employes at the Westinghouse plant on North Curry pike. (ABOVT:) IU grad student in education Starlin Walton, left, and business major (erome lones, junior, right, experience the ups and downs of factory work on the Otis Elevator Company escalator assembly line.