Case School of Applied Science - Differential Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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CIHSS of Colors lNlaroon and Wfliite Motto Pal' Queri Yell Hoky, Polcy, W'unky Wluinpl Hullabaloo: WC'1'6 on the jump! Keep up with us and youll never be late For we'1'e the Class of 1908! Officers Pl'C.S'IdU1IIL ...... ....... View Pl'CS'Z'dUlIf. . . . . . . . . . John faster . .Paul Hinsdale .Frank Klatt SCCl'Cl'Ul'j', .... .. . .. Trcczxiz rm' .... Charles Hawley Senator .... .... H arold Lynette HlASf07'l'tlll ......... .... I . D. Mooney Sergcazzi-at-A1'11zs .... , . .Arland Atkinson l

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Senior History, l 908 These student days at learningts shrine, Whose friendships round our hearts entwine, Are fleeting by and soon will be But me1n'1'ies of youth's galaxy. When near the end of liEe's hard course, , When age has dimmed our n1e1n'ry's source, We'll think of thee with all thy grace, Our own dear Alma Mater-Case. In after years what joy this song will give! lhfhat a flood of fond recollections it will hold within! The short time we still have to mix among our fellows seems to emphasize the bright side of our college life. In fol- lowing our wild pass toward the goal we have been al- most too busy to realize how dear are the friendships we have formed, but as the day draws near when we must say Farewell'l forever to our college days-the best of our life, the old men say-there seems to come to us a sense of the fulness of the days we have enjoyed. I-Iow kind Fate has been in giving us to drink the joys of fellowship among such men-the men of Naught Eight! In after years, when responsibility comes with its tendency to crush the poetry out of our lives, we shall look back with fervor on the days when we believed so firmly in the lines of Omar Khayam: VVhen life lets slip one little perfect hour, Take itg for it will not come again. In our efforts to conquer Knowledge we have strug- gled ever upward. At times the yoke bore heavily, and we faltered. But VVhen Duty whispers low 'Thou must,' Youth replies 'I can.' 'l We are thankful that we could. Our books, now vanquished, have become true, loyal friends. Qui' men have done their share to advance the in- terests which lie near the student's heart. Results speak for themselves. Wife have made the most of a chance to form friendshipsg these will endure through after years and bring their own reward. Our men have been char- acterized by broadness and fairness and have done much to establish firmly at Case a cordial man-to-man relation -a relation quite necessary as a basis for a genuine college spirit. The fourth and last chapter of our history at Case is written. Wfe shall live these days again only in mem- ory. In after years may Fortune bring us often 'round a common board to sing again dear Carmen Case and with swell-ing hearts exclaimz I-Iereis to Naught Eight, God bless her heroes and her menf' Hrs'roRiAN.