Northwestern University - Syllabus Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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THE NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FORTY-EIGI-IT THE Y13AR1so0K OF TH11: JUNIOR CLASS OF NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY EVANSTON AND CHICAGO, ILLINC

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DEDICATIO I-li O ILLI MH. IMS l9'l?FABl.hi, capable, busy - that's Wlilliam H. Nims, assistant dean of the School of Com- merce and man about NU activities. Mr. Nims has made an A a life work of serving L .1 Northwestern. After he graduated with the class of '30, he assumed a newly-created administrative post as coun- selor to men. He served as counselor until 1944, yu hen he was appointed to his present position in the Commerce school. - X f 5 .4, og ! 4 0- X 05 During the war Mr. Nims took over several extra jobs. He became adviser to the men in the Navy V-12 program,and he assumed most ofthe duties of joe Miller, director of student affairs, who had left for service. Although the WAA-MU show was dis- continued during the war, Mr. Nims created a new outlet for student talent by directing two class productions, the sophomore show Lady You're Gone, and the junior show Roman Holiday. These productions on the WAA-MU style helped enliven ,:,,,.. the drab extri-curricular scene I-lm. I z I ' at Northwestern during those war years. 'ZE- DMINISTRATION has not been the only field in which Mr. Nims has served the university and its students. At present he is one of the advisers to the Student Governing board and a member of the Board of Publications. He has held the former post for the past three years. Mr. Nims is also adviser to Phi Eta Sigma, the freshman honorary fraternity. During his undergraduate years at North- western, Mr. Nims was a member of Phi Kappa Psi, Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Eta Sigma, and Delta Sigma Pi, commerce honorary. To one of the most popular, active, and hard-working members of Northwestern's fac- ulty, one who has made innumerable contribu- tions to student life, we of the 1948 SYL- LABUS are proud to dedicate this book. 7