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

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CHARLES WHITMARSH GARDNER, Sam,,' Zllf, T B H, H K N i North Olmsted Elyria High School. Sam is the one man in Case who knows where North Olmsted is and he always remembers. ltls way off some- where, for it took him days to get back after the big storm. Sam and Dayk have worked together as far back as history records and their team work is unusually perfect. This ad- vanced style of operation has contributed much to- the success of each. - A CARL SHERIDAN GEHM Cleveland Band UU g Garrettsville High School, Western Reserve University. Gehm started in at Case long ago, when we were all in high school, but three years was all he could stand at one time. The lure of commercialism was too strong and he strayed. This year, though, he came back to finish up. Gehm doesnit scintillate much, but he is there with good solid back- ing. Y l-IARRY RICHARD GRAVENSTETER, Gink Cleveland Wi1'eless Club, President CD, Treasurer UU 3 West High School. Harry is there with a good strong line of talk and very often he can back it up. He's probably not nearly as perfect as his folks imagine, but he is not half as bad as Holmok says he is. He is a wireless man and an authority on the New York mails. Gink and his pipe are never parted. HARRY F. HENTHORNE, I-len, 2 N Newark Musical Clubs CI D, QZD, Q3Jg Doane Academy. Hen is often called Sister because of his good looks, but with all that, he's a great scrapper. Usually, though, he is quite docile and has decided that the best way to act wise is to keep still. And he practises it. We predict a great future for Hen.

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N THEODORE ALLAN BURDICK, 112 K XII, H K N ' Fairmont, Minn. Band UD, CZJ, f3J, C459 Fairmount l-ligh School. Somewhere in Burdick's ancestry there is a prize fighter and somewhere else a whole lot of persevering progenitors. Burdick does not look big enough to scare more than a regi- ment, but he is the champion strong man of Fairmount. And he's right there in passing up the finals, even though he does act too sleepy to care. And lastly, he surely can put wind into the trombone that makes the Case band famous. RICHARD CLARK CHEENY, Dick LeRoy, Ohio LeRoy High School, Wooster University. Dick knows all about potatoes and the blush on apples, and is even considered an authority on chickeng but besides being a farmer, Dick is a hard worker. l-le has a pleasing personality that makes everyone like him. I-le can also haul a. baseball out of any part of the atmosphere without apparent effort. Herels wishing him success. SPENCELEY SOMERS DAYKIN, Dayk,', Z XII, H K N ' Cleveland Shaw High School. Dayk is modeled after Napoleon, both physically and mentally. It is another case of a great deal crammed into a small space. Dayk always looks right, and he kills every subject that comes up. l-le can test out any kind of a. motor: and lastly, despite his size, Dayk is an able bodied seaman. 29 HADLEY F. FREEMAN, HKN Cleveland Tech Board QD, C3D, filly Secretary, Electrical Club 403 Vice-President, Wireless Club f4Dg Sandusky I-ligh School. Never in his four years at Case has Hadley outgrown Sandusky. It was there that he learned to talk long and earnestly about anything, and still say nothing. ln that re- spect he is a great man-he says much and tells little and gives an impression he knows more.

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ELLERY THORNLEY l'lOCI-I, T B H, H K N Barberton Wireless Club, President C4-Dy Norton l-ligh School: Buchtel Acaclemyg Buchtel College. l-loch did not favor us with his appearance until last yearg but we feel it was only fair to share him equally with Akron. Hoch is a shark and all that, but primarily he is what a man from Barberton should be-a true matchmaker who believes in beginning at home. WILLIAM EDWARD KNEALE, Ed,', 2 N South Euclid Wireless Clubg Central l-ligh School, Cleveland. ' Ed is a country boy who prefers life in his native clay to the seductions of the city, and comes in daily on a Gates Mills car. Ed drawls his words, and he is never in a hurryl but he always manages to slide in before the door closes. So he gets there, and is making good, and that is all that's neces- sary. South High School. ' . PARK DANIEL MANBECK, P. D. East Cleveland Central High School, Westem Reserve University. Manbeck is our idea of a real Deutscher scientist. When it comes to digging right clown to the bottom of deep myster- ies, P. D. is there with the bells. We admit he cloesn't shine so brightly in lab, and he neither smokes nor swears, but we think he will get there just the same. His greatest handicap is three years at Reserve. ROBERT ADAM MILLER, Zim . Cleveland Zim comes from Newburgh and says he is proud of it Recently he has passed thru a great moral struggle and ab- 'jurecl the weed. Zim is sister Cheenyls man and the pair spend many hours together. Miller is strong on math., and we think he knows about twice as much as he knows enough to tell.