Case Western Reserve University - Lux / Differential Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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Dedication the sure vision, the high aims, and the steady courage of our ' President Robert Ernest Uinson and to the rich promise of the Greater Universitij which thru him stands revealed

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In CDcmoi ' iam UNDERGRADUATE Royal E. Craig, ' 27 Died May 7, 1925 A man of sterling cliaracter, a friend to all, an enemy of none, lie is forever enshrined in the hearts of his elassniates. - ALUMNI COLLEGE FOR WOMEN Alice Andrus, ' 00 Dorothy Taubman Bard, ' 22 Edith L. Eastman, ' 08 Mary MacArtney, ' 96 ADELBERT John E. Bruce, ' 76 Jairus R. Kennan, ' 71 Dr. Paul F. Finch, A- ' 13, M- ' 16 Karl Lemmerman, ' 08 Robert E. Gammel, 03 Dr. Edward C. Patton, A- ' 15, M- ' 19 Charles A. G. tes, ' 73 Rev. Bradford VanVliet Putnam, ' 79 John G. Gallup, A- ' 16, L- ' 18 James H. Pittaway, ' 20 Charles J. Jones, ' 84 Dr. Georce F. Thomas, A- ' 03, M- ' 08 Dr. John E. Janes, ' 65 Thomas W. Shreve, ' 79 Homer M. Walters, ' 15 MEDICAL SCHOOL Dr. Harry C. Mauley, M- ' 94 Dk. A. R. Warn-er, M- ' 06 LAW SCHOOL Francis V. Brady, L- ' 15

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■Faith of Our Fathers No great institution or community can long endure without the broad foundation of spiritual strength and power. The Reserve was exceedingly fortunate in having for founders men and women who had their own convictions upon matters of religion, ii ' io put their ideals into practice, and allowed others to do the same. Such a spirit of reverence, intermingled with its concomitant virtue, toleration, has builded the com- monwealth. Such a spirit caused the colonists of Connecticut to essay the protection of their chartered rights when a Royalist governor attempted to compel their relinquishment. Connecticut began life by helping herself, and endeavoring to help others. As an evidence of her beneficence, she gave at an early day, to such of her citizens as had lost their property by fire and sword in the Revolution, five hundred thousand acres of her Western Reserve lands. This was a generous act, and a practical recognition of the golden rule. In such an atmosphere of equal justice, right, and law the Reserve had its beginnings.