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

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History of 19 09 Bright college years with pleasure rife, The shortest, gladdest years of lifeg HOW quickly are ye gliding by. r Oh, why doth time so quickly Hy? OVV true is the ring of these words, and now, that our Senior year is almost over, how deeply do these four little verses impress themselves upon us! Fellow students of the class of 1909, have we not accomplished something worthy to be remembered by ourselves and the classes which follow us? Have we not succeeded in establishing a higher standard of honesty in the class room than we found there? This we may certainly recall with just pride. Have we not been successful in our efforts to create a stronger bond of good- fellowship among all the students of dear old Case? Vile have founded a permanent Pan Hellenic League to harmonize the interests of the men of our various fraternities. Wfe have started the custom of having class banquets to bring the men together in friendly relationship. Above all, have we not lived four years of such true fellowship that we shall leave our Alma Mater with feelings of the deepest loyalty to her? In years to come, no matter in what country we may live, be it far or near, no matter whether the world judges our work a success or failure, still will these verses bring back to us memories of our happy and profitable college life. As ,round the oak, the ivy twines, As clinging tendrils of its vines, So are our loyal hearts close bound to Case, By ties of love which time can ne'er efface. 28

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Civil Engineers