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

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ACTIVITIES Beginning on page IO2 with the religious organi- zations, the activity section includes the student governments beginning on page 107, the publi- cation-page 113, band and choir-page 120. SPORTS The sports section begins on page I3O with photos of the cheerleaders, and continues with pictures of the football season on page 131. The basketball season begins on page 138 and men's and gir1's intramurals begin on page 148. HONORARIES . . GREEKS The honorary societies are depicted on pages 156 through 163. The Greek section which includes sororities and fraternities begins on page 166.

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Western Reserve is very fortunate to have an excellent faculty to instruct and counsel the stu- dent body. Professors, instructors and lecturers range from experienced veterans of thirty years or more to people who have recently earned their degrees while learning the latest in teaching techniques. In addition to being good teachers, many staff members have published books and articles, or have participated in events that are renowned throughout the country. The faculty of WRU has proven itself a capable and competent body of leaders lil eullstfy Ili: fb' X 1 Te r fl 'ft lu' 1 F i ' HZ, ' V N, - . S , i