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

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THESES Cruilcshanlc and Miner- A fuel consumption test of a Friend liquid fuel en- gine. Eggert and Miller- Pitot tube measurements of air. Glaser and Goodaire- The erection and tests of a Westinghouse Le Blanc condenser. Maloney and lVlcOmber- Tests of Elysium refrig- eration plant. Meyer - Compression and economy tests of a two- stroke cycle internal com- bustion engine. john Ronald Wyllie, Ron, B C9 II Cleveland Case Tech CU, CZD, CD, UU, Editor-in-Chief f4Qg Secretary Athletic Association f4Jg Secretary Senate Ullg Skull and Bonesg Alpha Phi: Central High School. Wyllie hails from Central High, where he always had a marvelously fine record. Since coming to Case Wyllie has con- ducted himself in a conservative manner and has been one of the mainstays of our department. Under his careful direction the Case Tech enjoyed its most successful year. Ron has a yearning for mining and it is thought that he will finish his schooling by taking a post-graduate course in mining. I-lere's luck and success to Wyllie. l 32 TI-IESES Roby and Gardner- The comparative evap- oration of liquids by waste heat from internal combus- tion engines. Williams and johnson- Tests of Hoffman heaters. Wood- The precision factor of a running balance machine. Weiler and Keetch- An efhciency test of an M. SC F. gas boiler. Wyllie- The relative cost of pro- duction of a given ma- chine by various methods of manufacture.

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Cyrus Milburn Bosworth, Bozzy, H K N Cleveland Forrest Edmund Brooks, Effie, Bullet, 2 N, West High School. . And here is Bosworth-really a very conventional fellow, but one of that steady kind who like to do their Work via the longest way around. Towards the latter part of his senior year he either loafed or worked real hard for he acquired much avoirclupois, but he is known to have denounced the pseudonym Fatty Harry Carson Branch, 2 A E, H K N Mansfield lVlansf1eld l-ligh School. Sometimes we wondered why Carson didn't make his name famous in the line of art. l-lis clever drawings have won our admiration as well as proven his talent. Nevertheless, Car- son saw the vision of the Case engineer and kept it before him constantly, while now we have him about to leave us. l-lis well-timed satire with just a touch of sarcasm has only gone to prove his eagerness to quell any wrong that sometimes passes untouched. To be always natural is only one of the happy combinations which make up his irresistible good nature. H K N Warren School Supper Committee C35 3 Chairman of A. l. E. E.. C353 Tech C455 Class l-listorian C455 Senate C453 Warren I-Iigh School. Warren certainly has cause to be proud of the way in which Forrest has helped it get on the map. l-le came to Case four years ago with a diploma as his goal and has made it easily. As he was always able to do the maximum of work with the minimum of energy he carried a number of school offices with- out hindering his college duties. One of his distinguishing marks has been a brand of clroll humor all his own. Stuart Harrison Clernmer, Stew Cleveland Crlee Club Cl J, C25 5 Glenville I-Iigh School. S-t-e-w-let's space it well for some members of his class are continually bungling this appellation of our mutual friend. Stew has one thing on Doc Cook of Arctic fame-he can come back. Gur long hours of design room work have always been interspersed with his well-molded puns. l-le needs but a thought and a captive fancy does the rest. Stew can never have any lonely hours for the voice of the muse will never for- sake him. We have appreciated his entertainment in more ways than one and the world can have no terrors for our blond electrical Stew.