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

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JOSEPH STANLEY ADELSON, Chemical. Alembic Club. joe spent most of his time in college in the old Chem Building. In spite of this handicap he has managed to make a success of his college career. i CL1EEoRD GEDDES ALLEN, Mechanical. Mechanical Club. Allen hails from Akron and seems to have all the quali- ties of a rubber city boy. He 15 rather quiet, but we all know silence is goldenl' so we expect success of him, CI-1ARLEs EDWARD ALTHOUSE, QIHAQ, Mining. Pick and Shovel Club. Eddie' may be most easily recognized on the campus by his pipe or his camera. He is equally proficient in the operation of each. 'lol-IN CARAWAY ARRowsM1TH, TBII, Civil, Stadia Club. 'lRed has always been a studious chap and he has re- ceived his reward. He now sports a Taw Bait key so you can see what perseverance does. 25