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

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.Tw vi V MEYER WEINGARTEN, ZBT, CIVIL Stadia Club. Compactly built and well padded, Weiny should be able to roll through life without mishap. Writing hydraulics laboratory reports is his chief amusement. He frankly admits that he knows nothing about Graphic Statics, but claims that New York Central stock took a decided slump when he returned to school last fall. WILLIAM LEROY ZESIGER, own. ' stadia Club. Once he was endowed with the euphonious name of Tsero, but now he is called LeRoy, In the Stadia Club he held the offices of Owner of the Tickets and Purchaser of the Rockwood. But, alas, one day he re- formed, and then the rest of the class realized how much they had come to depend upon him for these necessary articles. EVERETT FRANCIS ARMINGTON, MECHANICAL Mechanical Club, Football 145, Glee Club 145. Ev was always a rather quiet individual but a mighty fine classmate at the same time. He not only was successful in his class work but also found time to make the football team and glee club. At the wing position on the varsity he could always be depended upon, having received his early efficient training on the famous '18 Mechanical eleven. LESTER T. AVERY, BCH, HKN, ELECTRICAL Musical Clubs 115, 125, 135, 145, Football 135, Alpha Phi 125, Vice- President Case Club 145, Electrical Club. Les signs his name Lester Tryon Avery, but that is a mistake, for his middle name should be Jazz, He has been a big cog in the workings of the Musical Clubs ever since his first year. Secretary Daniels must have recognized his ability in this line, for he let him return to help the boys out this year. . 28

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ROBERT CHARLES MIX, GJT, TBII, CIVIL Stadia Club. Bob is the shark of the 1918 class. What he does not know is not worth knowing. He is the senior Civil who places his faith in the black deuces. Bob is also famous as a member of the championship Civil foot- ball team. When not under faculty inspection he is usually seen in the company of his pipe. The school will lose a good man when Mix graduates. WILLIAM HENRY PETERJOHN, TBII, CIVIL Stadia Club. That worried look Pete wears is not natural. It is all due to being president of the Stadia Club. Moreover, coming in from West Park every morning would make anyone worry. Studies, at any rate, were never known to cause him trouble, for the faculty and he have always been good friends. Years hence when the Civils congregate again, Pete will un- doubtedly be present with his ever ready camera. JOHN ALBERT STITT, ATQ, CIVIL Football C45 5 Class officer C45 5 Owl and Key. The desire for knowledge was so strong in Jack that one school could not satisfy it. So he came into our midst fresh from W. R. U., and pro- ceeded to inject a little life into the school. Before he was with us an hour, we had learned that Rudolph, Ohio, is the center of the universe. Johnny has managed to do his school work, besides tearing off end runs and mingling in other activities. LESLIE BARNARD TAYLOR, EAE, CIVIL . Musical Clubs C15 C21 C35 ULD, Band ill C25 C35 g Stadia Club. Behold the musical member of the Civils! Since Les first came here as a freshman, he has been noted for his draftsman's eye, and his engi- neering judgment. Ever since that time, he has spent his spare hours with one girl, with the customary result. Every instructor in school knows him for his ability to ask troublesome questions. 27

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1 L.- . .Q ..... at.. .. .,,,.,, ..., .L , 'MM ,.,,F,,,-,xv ,, I E., , , , FOREST SCOTT BASTER, TBH, MECHANICAL Mechanical Club. Marking calc papers for Teddy was Baster's chief occupation during his junior year. Any man who can hold down a position like this and not get fired is sure to be a success in the business world. This year Forest did his thesis work in Barberton, Ohio. We have not yet found out who the attraction Was. NORMAN IRA BOOK, KE, MECHANICAL Mandolin Club 115 125 135 145, Mechanical Club. Always the same, day in and day out, Norm can be named as one of the wittiest of his class. His remarks kept those around him in constant convulsions. He was perhaps the only man in school who could play on one pool table and direct the shots of everyone playing on another table. Tick- ling the banjo was another art at which he excelled, his talent making him a big factor in the success of the mandolin club. REED BRICKER, ATA, MECHANICAL Case Tech 135, Managing Editor 145, Glee Club 135 145, Owl and Key, Mechanical Club, Case f'Y, President. Reed was able to appreciate Case more than most men of his class, having been obliged to attend Reserve for three years. However, Reed made Case sit up and take notice as he has 'been one of those men that never let school affairs interfere with outside affairs. He surely has endeared himself in the hearts of his classmates and we look for a great future for Reed. LEE MILTON CLEGG, CIJK1If, MECHANICAL Manager Football Team 145 , Differential Board 135 , Skull and Bon-es, Owl and Key, Class Officer 145, Mechanical Club. Lee was always much in evidence around school. Whenever there was something going on he was sure to be on hand. He even played with the famous Mechanical football team. If Lee goes through life as easily as he went through school he will never have cause to Worry. 29