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

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FRANK ERBEN, EN, MECHANICAL Football 125 135, Captain 145, Mechanical Club, Owl and Key. Frank has a Ford but even this has failed to keep him from climbing the ladder of success. If you have ridden with him you can appreciate the firm idea fixed in your mind afterwards, that you may never climb any ladder at all. Even of German descent, Frank has surely proved to 'be a dyed-in-the-wool American. ' EDWARD WILLIAM FERRY, KE, TBH, MECHANICAL Football 145, Differential Board 135, Class officer 145, Mechanical Club.- Ed was always an independent cuss. He was never known to worry about his studies or to sacrifice his pleasures for them. Despite this fact he made Tau Beta Pi. As a humorist and a pool player he was surpassed by few. Original ideas and remarks developed frequently in Ed's head. Ed was born to be a leader, not an imitator. I-Ie'll make good. CHARLES GUTH, TBII, MECHANICAL Mandolin Club 115 125, Leader 135 145, Senator 145, Mechanical Club. . Charles is the one man in the Senior class who knows where Akron is and he always remembers. However, the school has kindly overlooked this fact. Charles' pleasant smile and sincere attitude have won for him a great deal of respect. We expect great things of Charles. JOHN HAAG, MECHANICAL Football 135 145, Mechanical Club. While at Case Johnny was a quiet sort of chap, but since becoming a sergeant in the army he has changed his tactics. Football was always an attraction for Haag. Things are different now. Take our advice, John, and keep away from the wild, wild women,-and their indigestible pies. 30

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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

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HERBERT HASERODT, CT, TBII, MECEIANICAL Mechanical Club. Herb is one of those fellows that are bound to make good. Despite his quiet and retiring disposition, he always sticks to the finish. However, we have often noticed recently that he has been primping and fixing up. You haven't a girl, have you, Herb ? CLIFFORD BURTON HAWKINS, KE, MECHANICAL Mechanical Club, Athletic Association. Cliff was the ladies' man of the '18 class. No Beau Brummel was ever more successful than he. In his last year Cliff was appointed to a captaincy in the Case Battalion. He also gained a reputation as being one of the five mechanicals who helped cultivate the mustache of a junior by the name of Boyd. Cliff was a good scout and will be missed around school. WALTER RUDOLPH HOFFMAN, CT, MECHANICAL Mechanical Club, Case Tech 145. Although not an advocate of midnight oil burning, Walter always managed to get by fairly well in his work. He was a member of the Mechanical Club, but in his last term proved false to his chosen department by switching to the Electrical Department for Signal Corps work. SHU PEI HUANG, MECHANICAL Mechanical Club. Some fellows are lucky to get through Case in five years. Others slide by in four. Huang finished in three years, notwithstanding the fact he was in a strange land, amongst people speaking an unfamiliar language. His fine record at Case and his ready smile won him the respect of his classmates. 31