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

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Yost Hall was dedicated to George A. Yost in 1950 as a dormitory. Since then, this building has been transformed into offices for both the Departments of Mathematics and Statistics. CASE INSTITUTE OF TE SEARS LIBRARY CASE WESTERN RESE Sears Library is more than just the Case Institute of Technology library. Sears also houses the Weatherhead School of Management, and pro- vides classroom space. Perhaps most important of all its functions are the snack bars on the third (campus) and fourth floors. (More important than all the manuscripts, right?) 26 Campus

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Crawford Hall, constructed in 1969, was given to CWRU in honor of Frederick Crawford, by the Olin Foundation. This building contains the office of the president, as well as several administrative offices for the university. Below is the view from Crawford's seventh floor. Pardee Hall 1956-1986? Pardee Hall has stood at the northeast end of Case Quad since 1956. Originally serving as a dormatory, Pardee is mirrored in Yost Hall, built in ‘51, directly across the Quad. Presently, Pardee serves as the Admissions Office, the Registrar’s Office and a host of other student services. As part of a plan to restructure the quad, Pardee Hall is sched- uled to be razed within the next year. Campus 25

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Clark Hall was constructed as a result of two major contributions to the Col- lege of Women. $100 thousand, donat- ed by Eliza A. Clark, was used to con- struct a classroom building on a piece of land donated by Mr. Mrs. Jeptha Wade. This structure, which now con- tains English offices, classrooms, and the Mental Development office, was built in 1892. Haydn Hall, built in 1902, contains the music library and offices of the Music department. Originally a dormitory and classroom, it was named in honor of Hiriam Collins Haydn, a former presi- dent. Campus 27