Case School of Applied Science - Differential Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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Mr. Eckstein Case Mr. Eckstein Case, treasurer of Case for almost a half-century, is not only an ofiicer of the school, but also an integral part of it. It is rather difficult to visual- ize the college and Mr. Case as separate and distinct entities. Assuming his posi- tion soon after Case was founded, Mr. Case has capably performed the duties of treasurer for five decades.

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Dr. W. E. Wickenden, president of the college, because of his versatility and his wide scope of interests is a man ideally suited to his position. Under his guid- ance a change in the curriculum, a choice for seniors between a business or tech- nical course has been introduced, and an evening division of the college has been developed. Dr. W. E. Wickenden

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Dr. T. M. Focke, dean of the college and Kerr Professor of mathematics, is himself a Case man, having graduated in '92, His is the important task of man- aging campus affairs and directing stu- dents in their educational endeavors. All but live of the years since his graduation have been spent as a faculty member at Case. He specialized in teaching mathe- matics until his appointment as dean in 1918. Dr. T. M. Focke