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

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CHARLES SMITH POWELL, JR., 'iDuffy,', B GJ H Richmond, Ky. Football f3J, C459 Alpha Phig Skull and Bonesg Owl and Key, Richmond l-ligh School: Leland Stanford Univer- s1ty. Duffy wasted a year in the golden West before coming to Case, and ever since he has been plugging to make it up. Success seems sure now and if he graduates with 1914 all honor is his, and in any event, all admiration for his plucky fight. Duffy is a good football man, but more than that he is game all the way thru-and he,s a good comrade. V ' ALFRED GEORGE ScoTT, 6'Scotty Toledo Musical Clubs f3J, f4Jg Track C315 Electrical Club, Senator Q41 3 Central I-ligh School, Toledo. A Scotty is the societyg man of the 1914 Electricals, with everything at the tips of his toes, from a cakewalk to the beetle crawl. Toledo taught him to tinkle the guitar, but four years in Cleveland have largely removed all traces of previous proximity to the Maumee. i WALTER SKOVE, H K N Cleveland Differential Board f3Dg Electrical Club, President Q43 g Central I-ligh School. Skove was born and raised in Cleveland, but we fear that he is going far away to answer the call of a siren in Du- luth. Skove says he is not a Swede but a Dane and if all Danes are like Walter, we see why they made such a big splash in history. lncidentally, Skove is a good scholar and good to look at. l'1ENRY MILLER SMITH, Hank, H K N Newcastle, Pa. Lowellville High School, Rayen l-ligh School. If l-lenry always hits the problems as hard as he is hit- ting them now, he is sure to hit the biggest ones sometime. l-lanlc, however, is altogether too fond of a journey home, and, at times, of a certain fair damsel. 'And there's no doubt but that Smith will reach success before long. 32

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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.

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EMU, FREDERICK CIHAK, Skygaek Cleveland South High School. Cihak believes in peaceg it is his fundamental and es- sentially predominant principle and so far, he has not violated his precepts. But he is going to get real mad some day and then the world will hear from him. TH ESES Burdick and Gravenstreter- Experimental study of a single phase unity power factor motor. Cheeny and Miller- Design and construction of a distributing switchboard tor electrical laboratories. Daykin and Gardner- Distortion of wave forms of alternators under load. Freeman and Hoch- Methods of magnetic testing. I-lenthorne and Kneale- Comparative study of vacuum cleaners. Powell and Scott- Eflects of testing voltage on insulation resistance values. Skove and Smith- A comparative study of baking varnishes. Gehm-- Design of current transformers. Manbeck- A study of street lighting systems. Cihak- A study of metal reflectors. 33