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

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I i i injff. '1'-',,'fil 5 fb' ,4lji'i'lfi1'i',1li il l il L 'alia Lgllllun Ll fficllt ll.1f,Ll lflll Secretary of the Case Alumni Associa- tion. . .Editor of the Case Alumnus. .. these' are the twin duties of Charles F. Chapman. Chappie is doing a grand job of keeping the alumni in close personal touch with the college and with each other. ff' Q 'lf .5 Fx-V lil, ill - 'll' f' HJ i' ' . lirillxlli lid L.l ll llzjflll! li-nlllP' Dean of the faculty...Dean of the graduate school. . .these are the prin- cipal duties of Dean Elmer Hutchisson, who joined the faculty of Case in l9-45. Before his appointment, he was technical aid to the Office of Scientific Research in New York. Mltq , v . . .-,J I U A ,, 1 li ,lr The important task of giving guidance in both personal and academic prob- lems has fallen to a newcomer to Case. He is Dean John R. Valley, . .formerly vocational counselor at Reserve. Dean Valley also conducts classes in psy- chology at Case.

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i, Ars-., - P,-ft f-g The swirl of rising prices...unsettlecl conditions.. .make the task of treas- urer of the college more complex. ln this capacity, capable W. Griffin King is in charge of paying the faculty and staff. . .maintaining the grounds, buildings, and other equipment. Continuing his efficient work.. .ar- ranging classes...screening entrance applicants. . .is Registrar Willard E. Nudd. Any student encountering schedule difficulty receives expert as- sistance from Professor Nudd. . .never too busy to offer advice. Standing well in the esteem of Case students is Mr. Frank Noffke...Di- rector of Tomlinson Hall. . .Counselor of student activities. He contributes much to keeping campus spirit high ...always willing to cooperate with both students and faculty.

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.un .1 .-A lflixxi Xiu. 'i libs. X Wt ..t -.Lit ,..iQ,..,x of -qw 1-,xy-v ,ir X ,. is . 'ti ,it u, M V3 ,X W . N .. ,. M i a 5.2-if X. i fm-,x X i l l ll l l l is l l lm X lk 1 i 2 i fi i A. M. x N, . x '- 'X SEATED: James R. Garfield, William G. Mather, Frank A. Quail. STANDING: Jacob D. Cox, Randolph Eide, Harry F. Affelder, Robert G. Horsburgh, T, Keith Glennan, Som W. Emerson Alexander C. Brown, W. Griffin King. BOARD OF TRU TEE 1. llxf. A x N. K .xv x . X ., xx NX' x NX XX X H, N 'X , . X X N N . . . x. t l xg Q Little known among the students. . .yet the real guiding hand . . .the Board of Trustees performs an indispensable service by directing the operation of the college. As in a large corporation, the Board makes decisions which de- mand a thorough knowledge of business principles. For this reason, the various committees of the Board... executive. . .finance. . .buildings and grounds. . .faculty and educational policy. . .student welfare. . .are composed of successful business men who devote their time and energy without thought of compensation. Through the efforts of these men we have kept pace with a rapidly changing world.