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

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RELTBEN XVILL ELLIOTT, Mechanical. Mechanical Club. Elliott, tho he doesn't say much, has made many lasting friends at Case, who wish him every possible success. RlXLPI'I EVERETT EARNHAM, EAE, TBII, HKN, Electrical. President, Case Club Cfljg Class Officer Uljg Business Manager, Annual C355 junior Dance Committee C355 Chairman, Case Club Dance Committee QZD5 Electrical Club, Dinh is a man of brains and a credit to his class. One day during exam week of his junior year we found him weeping as if his heart would break. Upon investigating we learned the cause of his depression. He had been required to take his hrst final. JOHN EUDOXTM FIGNER, Civil. Stadia Club. Wfe see his familiar face at all times about our beloved Alma Mater. Wfe have our doubts whether he ever gets home. It is his perseverance and hard work that always wi n. HCOW,-XRD N12v1N FINDLEY, BAE, Civil. Class Officer Q3jg Tech Staff QD CSD HJ, Chairman, ,lunior Dance Committee, Skull and Bonesg Stadia Club. Behold and admire! Here we have NapH of whom it cannot be said, stood always at the head of his class. but who has been ever faithful and pCl'S6VC1'l11g in his chosen course. despite many narrow escapes. Those ot us who have seen him perform in the garb of Fatima might be inclined to say he missed his calling. 31

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CARL HERMAN GANZENMUIQLLER, QT, TBH. Civil. Staclia Club. A scholarship placed Ganz on excellent terms with the faculty when he entered Case. His able coaching of other students made him very popular and his long name made him well known. These qualities, together with his antipathy for the fair sex, should lead Carl thru a successful career. PAUL RICHARD GARTLAND, Electrical. Electrical Club. Cfartland's familiar haunts are the electrical lab and the swimming pool, the latter by his own volition, the former by someone's else. He excels in both, however. Go to it, old boy, the earth is three-fourths water, CHARLES JOSEPH CwERTIsi2R, Electrical. Electrical Club, Gert hails from Chippewa Lakef but he has managed to get by at Case, in spite of his frequent visits to his domicile. blot-IN ARNOLD Grzfwcs, ZYII, Mechanical. Football C3j C432 Mechanical Club. 'Cravyw has always been known as a healthy eater. We might also say that he chews other things besides food. Altho light of weight and small of stature, he holds his own in athletics. The team will surely miss the dashing lfVild Irishmanl' next year. -dh . ,Jjjf Aly W I :,.. . 2-I Q ,' ,fffz 59' 724,934 f 1 r fi if 5 :iff 5 iff 5. fi' ,gjvtgz yi A f J ff? 5' fy I ai, fi g?Va5QyJck 4 6 554 39 0 as W 'Q eff 15' X05 yi '52-fb SN fa lf ,M ff: .ii 2 7 . A ga, 5 . gxf a V 51 .. is f L if fi - V-eg ew ' 25 ' ,gif :it iii. ' ie: ' , .' 3. - .-.,j'-:g..::.f 1,3:.:. .Y - :Qi . LV' ' ..-' as-.. :,.'-1..,: ,.:..c., . V1 ' V 1 .- QV . V .'S9M'4fL' I Cr . ' . r '59f' 'K x3-:7'Qf'! E. 7 - - 5L g,-iif?? 95i':??EiV- 2:1'El5'I',f ' .f Zvi . ' .'f.Z'-1. ' 4 .:.-: 3 'f .2 if .. ' ' .a'-iiffs ' S ''.a',.-'5.1f.,.,2-.'Jfj:01.73.-,. 41'-114 'm1,4g',:., 2.1.1, me if ff:eM5fa 1' .ew 4 g. 25? 15. -4' 1,2 ' ,iawiw IQA, . ..: .,,. . ,N 1 .t Wgg- g-.I:.:Ei1i' . f,l. ':,. Q' 5 Vf .. LV: .V L' .- 3 .,.g.f5I15 ii .V ufiij 1, 5 .-if -E 97341 .' ' ' lil?-1' Q .'1i::::2aE52:ags:-QV. 'f 'Q'f-1.2szf:f 1 4 :gf -5 w J tg: Li ga 1 ff' '-H -F.: lr.. .al ,... . ..,.,. . ' 2, . .g V- -I . .. :yzmag V V. 1..-.c w .- -. xgfyyx V50 '- ':' frm- ,f gag. , - , . ,141-.-.1-I' . .1-V1 . 6 .6. I , fn-'ESL ,QA 14' ,N -,'-I-':' 5E'1r.f Q. fi frfdgzikf:-af'.:V, ' 'L 1V-ff 5' '-?I '- - - - ..V:w',V w . fl- an x... :V . . I. Mr., f PM-:fri iz-'V Vi.' WM 2 u A V11 57 uf ' lffiv -'i 151 3 21' .' .1 ' .. 'W -'5f3'.isIi -i-M ' 'f2 .V Eff.: ' -7. V I .V U. .A ' .V . 'ay j ,. V, W 3: . 3 ,- . 7: 1,1'Z:'Ef3f'5f.'Q 31-I-Fliafrffiif ' . , Jefl-1wi:f,-g?Qfg!.-:f4:fl:...V-' ,- . v 'ng' s ...fit 5 11' 131 .. .1 . ' -v-rv .33