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

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7 Class of l9l4 OFFICERS President ........ Vice-President ...., Secretary ......,. Treasurer ,.,....,.... . Sergeant-at-Arms ...,.., Senator .,..,.,...,,,... Historian ..,,, L. PIERCE AT. WHELAN C. BADGER A. BRANSON I-I. NEWELLx I-I. DAVIS E. BILL HISTORY A We come now to the fourth ancl last chapter of our life at Case. In truth that chapter is finished and this is the epilogue. We have encountered various ancl variecl experiences in our four years of college life. We have changecl much dur- ing those years, mostly for the better we think. Let us hope so, anyway. 1 We feel that, for the most part, our time has been well spent, and that We have received many things that will prove of value to us in our future activities. As We have receivecl, we have likewise given. We feel that our contribution to the student life of our Alma Mater has helped to make that life more vigorous and its influence more widespread. In closing, let us only say that although we are going forth from our Alma Mater, We are not leaving her. She will reign in our hearts for all time.

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WILLIAM EDWARD BRADY, Bill, Z YI: Cleveland Football UU, Stadia Club, East High School. With that characteristic spirit, you will have to show mef' stamped over his-features, Bill has made a success on all sides in school activities. Heimore' than held his own at foot- ball, and although swamped with Work at school he always found time to pull down a little extra at the P. D. RAY ERNEST BUTLER, But Brecksville Stadia Club, Brecksville High School, W. R.-U. Butler is one of those accurate and rapid students, one who appreciates a good musical comedy better from the rear of the stage than from the front. 'His greatest trouble is to keep his motorcycle running. But he says he would rather take his girl from Brecksville with a horse and carriage than in the aforementioned bus. , He says you don't have to watch the road so close. Stadia Club, South High School, W. U. JOSEPH PETER CASEY, Irish', Cleveland Stadia Club, East High School. K Irish is at his best when not alone. His ready wit fur- nishes the rest of the civils with much amusement. When meeting you on the street, he always has a smile and a word of encouragement. One of his old time excuses for not stay- ing around school in the afternoon was: I have to go home and chop the kindlingf' ALBERT CHALOUPKA, Chal Cleveland Chal is another Senior who thinks one degree in a life- time is not enough, so he came to Case to increase his knowl- edge of masonry arches. Chal never believed in spending more than twenty-five minutes on a test, and he usually took the high marks at that. Besides being something of a shark, Chal is an all-around good fellow and his success is assured. V