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

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IIIIIIIIIISIIIIIIIII UEEIEIALS 3 DEAN UE THE JUNIUR IIIVISIUIT Named as Dean of the Tunior Division last Cctober, Robert R. Slaymaker has lost no time in proving himself to be both capable and well-liked in his new post. Acting as advisor to the freshmen and sophomores has been only part of his job, however, for as faculty representative of the armed forces, it has been his job to officially represent the college in action to secure student draft deferments. In both posts he has performed a fine job which is appreciated by all Case men. r. lef- Robert R. Slaymaker DEFENSE RIREETUR One of the busiest men on the cam- pus is Professor Clyde A. McKee- man, chairman of the evening divi- sion and director of defense training. In these positions he coordinates the college's activities with the war effort. Clyde A. McKeeznan ALUMNI SECRETARY Charles F. Chapman, known to all Case men as Chappie, does a great deal for Case by keeping alive the tie between college and alumni. As alumni secretary and editor of the Alumnus, he keeps in touch with Case men in industry and in the armed forces in all parts of the world. TREASURER The job of keeping the books bal- anced and handling the financial end of the eight million-dollar busi- ness that is Case, rests in the capa- ble hands of W. Griffin King, the treasurer of the college. Charles F. Chapman II II , I ,. II ., I'i ' II 'l X I 7: I II! . I I e s wag. -I mm- .. - . NIM II II 1,gfS2gffIl,'IIII II II I' I II fm I . I W. Griffin King REGISTRAR ln these war days, the registrar's job is more difficult than ever before, but Willard E. Nudd continues to do his usual efficient work in this post. A quiet New Englander, he is the man who handles the difficult problem of keeping Case's enrollment as high as possible. III III ,IIIIIIII-H 'III-IIIIIIIIIIWI?-IIMI -IIIIIIIIIIIIIIMI III, IIIIIIII,IIgII II I Willard E. Nudd

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Among the most active of the departments on the campus during the past year has been the Department of Me- chanical Engineering. Under the guidance of Professor Fred H. Vose, this group has been engaged in many other War essential activities than that of turning out men for industry and the armed forces. Among the more important assignments that this department has taken on are the research projects Ain the fields of aerodynamics and thermodynamics. DEPARTMENT UE MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Mr. Hudec, Prof. Slaymaker, Prof. Carson Prof Vose Mr Lynam, Prof. Weske, Prof. Priester, Mr. Roberts, Prof. Wright. Mr Bennett Prof Brown