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

Page 28 text:

rs: - rf 1 if W ew- PF' gifggiz QYZCQSQ' az: ZEN iw.,-,s ohn S. Millis Lux of 1957 is a worthy successor to a long line of college yearbooks beginning according to history with the RESERVE first published in 1881 by the Junior class of Western Reserve College. RESERVE set the stage so to speak, for all the annuals and year- books that have followed. In its forward the editorial board wrote, Our aim is to please the students, the Junior Class, and ourselves. If we have approached this . . . if we have recalled a single pleasant memory . . . we shall feel that we have succeeded. We hope that this bit of history shall repeat itself and that this issue of LUX will please the students and recall pleasant memories- of' the college year 1956-57 and oflife at Western Reserve University. John S. Millis, President 229.

Page 27 text:

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

Page 29 text:

qi r-, -3 YU Y f f-V xr, .L Rauf Webster Simon-Vice President wmv .f- fiijr? r is Bibi' 'Pk - iw Q - E .'h, I 5 5+ ' ' all ' Q' JT K VA'. .:. lf Russel A. Griflin John S. Diekhoff if 'VX NE' Elizabeth Walker Elizabeth Hastings Leslie Brown C. H. Cramer