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

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EARL CRAEMER AUFDERHEIDE, fmo, HKN, ELECTRICAL Electrical Club. Aufdie is celebrated for his pink cheeks, and his original theories on electricity. To get on his good side, pronounce his name off, show- ing that your sympathies are not with the Germans. His name is as mis- leading as his appearance. Handsome, but durable, is Aufdie. ALAN EMERICH HENNINGER, HKN, ELECTRICAL Musical Clubs C35 143, Electrical Club, President Wireless Club. Al must have looked a long way ahead, for his wireless experience is certainly coming in handy at the present time. The musical clubs will lose a good man when he is graduated. As a sergeant in the Case Battalion Al was well liked by all of the fellows. HOWARD KARG, HKN, ELECTRICAL Electrical Club, Musical Club 145. Karg's only known weakness is for the fair sex. At least We have never been able to catch him in any fault except that of escorting one of them along Euclid Avenue. His big point in college has been hard work and we all hope that he will be amply rewarded when he hits the business world. When in doubt, ask Karg, has been a by-word with the Electri- cals for some time. RALPH MARTIN KNEALE, EN, HKN, ELECTRICAL Electrical Club. Kneale is strong in the three S's - silence, sleeping and smiling. The electricals have often wondered in which he was strongest, but all their debates were inconclusive, because he is far ahead of the rest of his class in all three. However, the S's did not hurt his grades, for he always came in strong at the finish. 34

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BRUCE NORWAY RICHARDSON, KE, MECHANICAL Basketball 123 133, Captain 143, Owl and Key 143, Senator 143, Mechanical Club. Bruce was one of the most popular fellows in school. He starred at basketball, being captain of the team in his last year. His wonderful playing helped Case to many a victory during his three years of service. Pool was his other favorite indoor sport, being school champion for two years. With all his accomplishments, however, he was happiest when sit- ting behind a chocolate sundae in Hoffmans. STUART CARL SIMMERMACHER, MECHANICAL Captain Freshman Track Team 113, Senator 113 123, Vice-President Mechanical Club 133 143, Captain Track Team 143. Simmy was one of the best students of the '18 class and also a good man in school activities. His senior year found him captain of the track team, track being a sport in which he was always deeply interested. He also played with his department football team and was an oiiicer of the Mechanical Club. CLAUDE VAUGHN, EAE, MECHANICAL Mechanical Club, Musical Club 113 123 133, Manager 143. It is seldom a man who- comes to Case has time to develop his musical talent but here is a real exception. We wonder how the basketball games will be patronized without Claude's piano playing as an attraction next year. The Count will sure have his hands full getting a substitute. S. T. YING, MECHANICAL Mechanical Club. S. T. made a name for himself on the practice term trip last June. How he cleaned up Frank Erben in the depot at Youngstown will long live in the memory of the seniors. Because of his strength and prowess, it is rumored that he is an idol among the fair sex. We have found out why he liked the art appreciation lectures. If you don't know, attend a lecture. 33

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ELDRED HENRY ROBINSON, HKN, ELECTRICAL President Electrical Club, Wireless Club. Robinson must be a good man, for as a first sergeant he has managed to be popular with his company and at the same time be in good standing with the commandant. Robie never seemed to worry much, but he got there just the same. He has been a real rooter, and can always be found in the front of the rooters' section at any game. EDWIN ALLEN SEELEY, HKN, ELECTRICAL Electrical Club. Ed could always be found tinkering around the shops, building a motor or a transformer of his own design. Ingenuity is one of his strong- est characteristics. We shall not be surprised if some day we hear of Ed as the second Edison. - EUGENE JOSEPH SWEENEY, EX, HKN, ELECTRICAL Football CZD, Q3J, 141, Annual Board 135, Owl and Key 145, Elec- trical Club. Ep was always there when the football season started, and few men worked harder or more conscientiously than he. 'Hard luck handi- capped him every time, but only made him better liked by his many friends. When he was chosen major of the battalion, we all were satisfied for we knew the choice was a wise one. Ep doesn't talk much, but he always has a pleasant word for everyone. PAUL FRANK CUTTER, off, MINER President Pick and Shovel Club, Glee Club QZD. Pete has always shown the true Case spirit by taking part in activities. He spends the summer months very profitably at the J. M. Co. where his chief duties are to keep the stenographers in good humor. Engi- neering has always been Pete's ambition, but his artistic temperament has been so aroused of late it is feared he will soon take up the brush. 35