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

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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.

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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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E PA . A is gl-'air ,-,Z Case was joined by the entire nation in mourning the loss of a renowned educator, a great humanitarian and citizen. lt is ironic that his death should have occurred as it did. . .only hours after his resignation from Case's presidency. A forceful speaker and an equally great thinker, he was outstanding in many fields. . .as an engineer, a counselor, a business man, a civic leader. His leadership will not be forgotten by the thousands of students and alumni who associated with him, nor by the many others who heard his inspiring talks or read his vibrant writings. At the time of his death, he was preparing to assume a post as an American representative to the United Nations. It is tragic that he was not spared to continue this significant chapter in a brilliant career. We pause. ..in memory of Dr. William Elgin Wickenden. H EMORY