Case Western Reserve University - Lux / Differential Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1971 volume:

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I aff 5 Q gi- .1 it 1 g--I K ' T s ,' 475 T' . ffl:-M W ' Vail E V , ...V fl , 'R -:HQQK , vp , h ' . v fl A 'N -., -..rzzera V-- 3:5 T. 5 X 'v -A-sf-,,- A, 9 -Q - w'1 5 rf' , . . an-1vw 'l - 'V' ' 'I .- 3-Tfwiwzus. Q-gl ' ' .Aff-N. ff- '-'T I ' N , T -gi .-y. ,. S -' ' Ax v '-iff AN ' ' 'S M--M-,Irs M' . :E Q45 Y .E xx x l if-wg-gliifr .. -, . ,A x X V. isis- , . ,, 'il XX N-h -xqfgzg-L . -1 I xx! , H P 3+ g .Ng x 1 ' U I M. 5 uw, 5,1 I v Iiif 5 , - ff X 1 5 . ff!! - -' V 1 1 Q I o - v O O , , . k D V Y ' -' . . 1 - , , L9 ' - Q O Q' Q a .g. ' I , ' U -x ' ' ' ' U '6 - I ' I .- A ' ' ' 1 . A - - . 1-. 6 1 ,,u,. f - I 1 if ,- x -1 -.if I administration 2 The resignation of President Robert Morse, after his years of distinguished service to the uni- versity, left the top administrative position vacant. Dean Louis Toepfer of the Case Western Reserve Law School was called upon to fill this vital position. Although he is filling the position only until the trustees are able to choose a new president, he has served capably and has shown a true commitment to the welfare ofthe university during his short tenure. It is hoped that President Toepfer will continue to lead this school with the strength required for a new and unique university ,MY like Case Western Reserve University. J President Toepfer 'uv -,,,..-'-f w X' Dean William Kinsella and Dean Karl McEachron 26 organizations Q 3 , .x -A :Rf f- I A Vg? iii '-I L. A x '1 Q 14:13 ' . ! -M 1 ...J-. 1 ' M 201: 'Q --'X xf: '72 ff F, ' h1x.,L1xg'.1 -x 'j ak' V V - I .. A :5:.5.?i: ::1 .V 1 vm- x 2 Q. Q. 2 e . 1 :- 'x' . ff' 'S 6 -4 lg, u xp.. X fxiimllijqk 'galil A Keg., h : xi' I rl-Q ,315-:gf x - ' ' X ' V W--Jr Z.--.,.fix.L-.?' .-I-. kg? E ---:Q ,h A.,g'9:'- i'- I: --t l-- ,- -R -- ,1Ag'g1 Q -- .. Q- .L Ptgyggl ,j ., ' A '57 -4- '4 '7'?-H-' ' . L'ff -f. 'f- L,,,,,,,rm, ......,.,, N- -ffl . -. Sty X171-Srgnwws - -- 'f 1-.'7jig '-?1:,'f 255. f , Ha-,. u., ff? W Q - 4 3 iv.. x . Dix K wx,--'SQ LQ:-.f uf Lv -- M -:'..-14'-J tiff' 59g 5 w, Q 1 .tiff-Q 14 JR, 'VV 'XF tv, x xx YB, 1-E : xl V he 11 R f K X f N' N. 'Q xt 'IXJ2- ','!u fs 'V sq xx a '5 g'f't.l 9 N fl v W, .' ' 5 1 L u -. x L- 'fl 'A --Q xx4f'f3Q3Ni '7'bF ,v T ' -.V 3' ' 1 -. ' I V: . 1 . n' , 'ea-' V . - WW 'W' 'Q.xE? 'XS' .V ..' if- 'sy 5' Q ff if 5113, 5 x ' 1, .. U .., . '..7 1Q.. i- ' F N ji., 1 27 student activities The Student Activities Office, under the direction of lVlrs. Orrick, is the coordinating office for all of Case's student organizations and activities, and serves as a tie between the administration and these groups. case student assembly The Case Student Assembly is composed of the student members of the Case Assembly the governing body of Case Institute of Technology The thirty six CSA members are elected by their respective living units This was the first year of existence for the CSA which replaced the old Case Senate As a result of consolidating activities the influence of the CSA has been diminished Its main responsi bilities lie in the budgeting of Cases activities and ascerting student opinion for the betterment of college life i by Aww is The executive committee of the Case Student Assembly 28 we ..1lX vi-if .1 - - - 1- -:gi , . impair, 'L '- '1 'Q t:'tw2v i ' 2 4 f-' W-t i' ' 'f-. ig .mt J- f 1 The photographers and editors of the Differential the differential The goals of the 1971 Differential have been unique in more than one way. Although hampered by an extremely limited budget, the members of the staff have worked to produce an artisticly pleasing and universally appealling yearbook. We feel that we have realized this year's potential for the Differential and sincerely hope the students of Case Institute of Technology enjoy the publication. Business Managers Jim Fernandez and Jim Przytulski 29 ifc The Case lnterfraternity Council has made consider- able progress this year, and hopes to bring fraternity life a great deal closer to the upcoming Freshmen. Several changes in the rush program, coupled with a new outlook on fraternity life, has brought a more liberal and realistic point-of-view to the Greek or- ganizations on campus. cheerleaders . ...fug4:L4L.J1 95 30 marching band V2-'22-fix A1 ' ' Theta Tau is the oldest and largest of the national professional engineer- ing fraternities. Its objectives are to promote among men of character, per- sonality, and integrity, a program of professional development and to instill the principles of professional integrity and personal honor. lt unites its members and stimulates worthy engineering efforts through its activities which range from professional speakers to inter-chapter activities. theta tau '44 ' IF 31 jazz ensemble The Cast Western Reserve v University concert band and I the jazz ensemble once again provided pleasant entertainment for many peo ple, both on and off campus. The bands are under the di- rection of Robert Curnow. ti The University Jazz Ensemble concert band in concert ., X 5 The members of the CWRU Concert Band. 32 9 C ,2 glee club The Case Men's Glee Club, under the able di- rection of Mr. William Appling, enjoyed another successful concert season this year. The first performance was at Severence Hall for Parents' Day during Homecoming. Along with the annual Christmas and Spring Concerts, the club performed at various other concerts in the Cleve- land area. The Glee Club Director, Mr. Appling. The Case lVlen's Glee Club 33 tau beta pi 9 34 The officers of Tau Beta Pi. and s review The Engineering and Science Review, published quarterly by the students and faculty of Case Institute of Technology, presents scientif- ic and engineering problems and discussions experienced frequently by the Case student. Tau Beta Pi is a National Engineering Honor Society which admits members of the student body in engineering and science curricula who are in the top fifth of their Senior Class or top eighth of their Junior Class. The honor soci- ety is mainly just an elite group but does pick the out- standing Sophomore as one of its functions. board of publications Student, faculty, and administrative members of the board of publications. The board of publications is the coordinating body for all the Case publications, which include the Differential, E 8 S Review, and the Case Tech. The board selects. the editors-in-chief and the business managers, as well as regulating their salaries. 35 class presidents X 36 Senior Class President Perry Cockerham 4 K' -rf .4- :I fi K q. 15 a'0 , .- Jw-5 o , 1 Q ,J Q 1 ti 4 I 4, ,- v 'QQ' ,Ti I K f - 1 .,f .5 u . +- 3 g 4 693' U4 'W f-. Qu .H V.. Z T. ' 3 0 .pil ' A ,. J . ' 6, - ' m,Q 4 ' , 'af' , Y- Q ov ,P ., ' if . Ji va , '1 Q, S51 i V' .Mr , I A I mai :af , , . 4 . b ..v I- 4'5 tif! NA1'-3 1 A .-bw 'P' ,. -gym rhybfff , ..-rf-4 M -.H - - xi .BA3f2f,1wQ+Ti! - 4 4 U 'if 42- -9254 341, 1. , .nl ' . 01? .-.-...,'....1br- f-4 . 1 ,-ffmffaefafu - ':'1'E'f ' 1 , 1 '.., QA., 4- 4 r A ,IW wr , .3 1, J ,. 'vi' f':'2f1 mrdijf r-5.5 M , h. .',.'.wf, -,f!f3K4-Zn' 5 - l w 'iw .E il 'l W, C l lil. gif ll , :Hill HH lin Ili! ll' til Ill The 1971 football season saw the first combined university team compete in PAC competition. The result was a 2-5-1 record. The Spartans were victorious over Thiel and the Coast Guard Academy. The tie was with John Carroll in a 0-0 thriller. Outstanding per- formers this year were quarterback Mike Whetsel who was named the Cleveland area college player of the year, offensive players Andy Clutter, Pete Deschenes, and Alan Gabriel. Defensive standouts were Bill Love- less, Larry Costa, Bill Gela, Tom Costa, Regis Scafe, Jerry Percio, and Ron Skarupa. Those making all-PAC were Pete Deschenes, Regis Scafe, and Tom Costa. Next year Coach Mauriocourt and his returning lettermen will be looking for at least an even season mark. SCOYGS Case Opponent 3 Allegheny 20 0 John Carroll 0 6 Bethany 28 13 Washington 8t 20 Jefferson 0 Wilmington 13 16 Thiel 6 22 Coast Guard 7 Academy 0 Carnegie-Mellon 21 football First Row L to R: Don Stephan: Dennis Kono: Chuck Peizg Steven Curl: John Herbert: Flon Skarupag Jeff K a r s o n g R a I p h Qualtiereg Tom Costa: Regis Scafeg manager Tod Levittg Second Row L to R: Jerry Slaughterg Joe Valoreg Chuck Cummingsg Owen Mock: Frank M c C u r d y, B o b Tabernikg Bob Priceg Andy Clutter: Tom Westg Ray Arnold: Lee Prazerp Angelo Valenti: trainer Tim Cantyg Third Row L to R: Ath- letic Director Philip Nip Heimg Athletic Publicity Director Art Rosenberg: Head Football coach Flory Mauriocourtg Allen B u s k e y g R a y Alexander: Alan Gabrielg Mark Strehleg John Bolivar: Patsy DiTommasog Mike Whetselg Dave Hockg Dale Economusg Craig DeFasselleg Don Hammer: John Lubang Pete Hall: Bill Gelag Larry Costa: Mickey Kapostasyg Jim Riese: manager Jim McHugh: Ass't coach Bob Del Rosa: Ass't coach Joe DiFebo: Fourth Row L to R: Ass't coach Gary Andrachikg Ed Cyrus: Jeff Gardiner: Gregg Barang Jerry Perciog Bill Loveless: Pete Kaluszykg Mike Rickettsg Manfred Waltzg Jim Fydag Marc Grodig Sam Masong Glenn Huterg Eric Keller. 39 fy Q54 Qgllfl-Mx x cross country Flrst Row L to R Glen Ebey Greg Wllllams Pat Lenahan Pearce Leary Chrls Oldfather Jlm Detweller Second Row L to R Coach Sudeck Dan Monaco Nell Hansen Make Fnedman Al Fleud Bull Grossman Make Foyclk Mgr Mark RZ9SZOtaI'SkI -5 ETL- we Sl Tr f W AQ! ET 4! , Tl' 5720 UO gl. 1 GK,-, ,ff The Sudeok coached Case harrlers captured an unprecldented fourth straight PAC championship ln 1970 Top Casemen were the PAC wlnner Jlm Detweller second place man Pat Lenahan thlrd place man Greg Wllllams seventh place man Jeff Tanchon tenth place man Nell Hansen fourteenth place man Chrls Oldfather and nineteenth place man Pearce Leary The flrst three were named to the all PAC team The season s record was 5 0 with the Case team never scormg more than twenty polnts In the conference meet the Roughrlders ran well enough to beat the rest of the PAC combined Slnce only Pearce Leary IS graduating the chances are favorable for a flfth stralght championship 40 f'4 ff Bl , , . A 2 X I sw ,Z Z' ' l 2 I 'I , Q I lg. ,A ll -:'fj, -- A ' L. 01 ' , f' U A an l tw f A 'rf A LD '14 1 .N wx! 5' K -. 9 ft up, sn: K I X Y I I , 1 .rx I. ' 2.1, J -N I I El :I vi A .5 . 1 sa .T T as , 4 2? ff' -X 'LF' - I l 1: x S V' Q- 1-'Oy i , ki may 61 1 L3 Q' xt G9 yl' is? K . . ': - ' ' SQ f 1 lt f .. . ' , ' 's lf X A .. f.. l Y N ' - ' -5' I-'N Ne-ak 1,5 - -J.. If , , i . . '-' ,-L 'lf Jiri .ff ' L ' ' V 5' 'Z V 5 -uv A . 1 . . . . , 5 l ' 1 1 The Case Tech booters came within one victory of winning the PAC championship in 1971. The season's record stands at 5-1-2. The loss, at the hands of Western Reserve, was costly as it enabled them to win the league crown. Ihe Roughriders had Arthur Lau and Mark Winders named to the all-PAC team, while Chuba Egyhazy received honor- able mention honors. With most of the team returning coach Sharma can expect to return the PAC title to Case where it has been for th ree of the last five years. SCOYGS Case OPPONENT 2 Western Reserve 4 5 Washington 81 2 Jefferson 6 John Carroll 2 1 Bethany 1 3 Allegheny 2 3 John Carroll O 3 Western Reserve 2 2 Hiram 2 PAC 2nd SOCCBY First Row L to R: Chuba Egyhazy: Bill Haywardg Horst Romang Fred Zellg John Paog Arthur Laug Tom Akeg Second Row L to R: Musa Adam: Bill Stinchcombg Clyde Lewg Bill Delanog Dave Blackg Jim Fernandezg Dick Meisenzahlg Bob Bryant: Mark Morgang Carl Cullumg Pat Leightong Coach Satish Sharmag Myron Washilg Frank Hemmingg Mark J a c k s o n g M a r k Winders. 41 wrestling Front Row L to Ft: Pat Ellis, Bob Turner, Gary Goldman, Dave Ergun, Ken First, Jon Snyder Back Row L to Fl: manager Eric Demerling, Al Buskey, Joe Valore, John Cook, Dan Jones, Mark Strehle, coach Del Rosa Missing: Chuck Piez, Steve Curl The CWRU grapplers have started the 1970-71 season in fine style. They now stand 6-2 overall and 2-1 in the PAC. PAC victories were obtained at the expense of W8lJ and Bethany, with the only loss coming to John Carroll. Standout performers tl year have been 190 Ib. Dan Jones with an 11-O record, heavyweight Mark Strehle with an 8-3 record 118 lb. Jon Snyder with an 8-3 record, 142 lb. Ge Goldman with a 9-2 record, and 167 Ib. Joe Valo with a 6-2-1 mark. The team looks forward to the PAC meet and a chance to take the title away from John Carroll. Coach Del Rosa feels that the squad has chance for five champions. Also, with all-PAC 126 lb Ken First being the only senior on the team, the pc sibilities of a league crown look even better for ne year. Clough Brian Kupchik The 1970-71 season was nothing but a jinx for the Case Tech basketball team. No less than six varsity men were knocked out of the lineup. John Hollingsworth, who was the sec- ond leading scorer on the team and second team all-PAC, broke his hand and is out for the year. Seniors Rick Piendl and Jim Givens and sophomore Brian Kupchik, all starters, are out of the lineup due to injuries. This situ- ation has forced coach Sudeck to rely on freshmen Jim LaBarr, Tom Kanuck, and Harvey Clough. All-PAC guard Mark Estes, who is also team captain, remains the Rough- riders leading scorer. The leading rebounder on the team is junior forward Dave Black. Coach Sudeck hopes that all the injuries will be healed by next year and that the PAC championship will return to Case. basketball Front Row L to R Petar Popovich, Jim Givens Mark Estes Bob Pekkanen, Harvey Back Row L to R Coach Sudeck, Sam Mason Lee DeGeronimo Jim LaBarr, Tom Kanuck Lloyd Lyon, Dave Black Tim Canty, Trainer Miss ing: Rick Piendl John Hollingsworth Sam Gaines, Rich Alston swlmmmg Front Row L to R D C Smlth T Kohan F M Wllson M W Nabors A Cockburn B D Friedman Back Row L to Fl Coach Harry Kyr ettl R Buerke Abrahamson J J Haldet Fl DeLanls T S Harrington Absent B S Morgan Bull Myers 44 So far the 1971 season has only been so so for the CWRU swlmmers The overall meet record IS 2 5 whale the PAC mark stands at 1 2 The team wlll lose only one senior Ted Abrahamson and the prospects look good for the next couple of years A freshman backstroker Cockburn has done an outstanding job this year He IS very close to the Case record In that event and should break It before the season IS over Outstandmg performances have also come from Ted Abrahamson and Steve Buerkel In the 50 and 100 yard freestyle and In the freestyle relay I I V X ,ll lvl ' A y, T 1 , 'l 9, . 3 f' ,r ' ' T - .l l . l ii sri: T U : . . ' , .D. - ,. . ' , . . ,A. - . - , . , .:. 'C' l - I . E. P ', S. . l, T. K. v v , . . ' , . J. . The Case Western Reserve duelers have performed better this year than their 4-6 record indicates. Not being members of the PAC, they schedule matches with independents including some pretty stiff competition. The most important matches of the year are always the Great Lakes Championships which are held in Indiana and the NCAA National Championships with are held this year in Denver, Colorado. The CWRU team possesses some great talent. Junior Frank Nagorney was named all-American last year. Along with Nagorney, Bill Landis has a chance to make all- American this year, as a freshman. Representatives of CWRU for the big meets will be determined by duel-offs. Fighting for the Epee position will be soph- omore Harry Rosen, junior Fred Coffield and junior Bill Maher. Fighting for the foil position will be junior Russ Redding and senior Jerry Lopez. With only one senior graduating and some top prospects in the freshman and sophomore classes, the CWRU team can expect better seasons in the future. Front Row L to R: Greg Forgac, Bill Barron, Bruce Brakeman, Frank Nagorney, Russ Redding Back Row L to R: Harry Rosen, Fred Coffield, Bill Reaven, Dave Zitner, Bill Maher, Jerry Lopez. Bob Nagorney, Coach Menyhert Kadar Not Pictured: Bill Landis fencing track First Row L10 R: Chris Oldfatherg Dave Bognarg Ted Stolzg Jim Lockg A.Y. Yuang Ken Wronag Ron Hornackg Gary Horndeski, Charlie Wilkg Second Row L to R: Walt Fydag Eric Oelerg Julius Barbanalg Pat Lenahang Rich Alstong Pearce Learyg Bruce Learyg Tom Johnsong Gary Frankg Walt Bubleyg Steve Hufmang Third Row L to R: Coach Sudeckg Dave Boyleg Al Lauderhausg Paul Flynng Ken Maxwell: Lynn Johnsong Dan Jonesg Jim Jenningsg C. Resnikg Tim Loepprichg Ray Floydg Rich Pump. 46 The year 1970 saw the return of the PAC track championship to Case. The Case Thinclads have now won the PAC championship three of the last four years. The season's record stood at 6-1 with the only loss coming in a nonconference meet with Mount Union. The Case team produced eight PAC champions in 1970. They are the 440 relay team consisting of Gary Horndeski, Jim Lock, Ken Wrona, and Ray Floyd, mile champion Pat Lenahan, high hurdles and in- termediate hurdles champion Walt Bubley, discus and javelin champion Steve Hufman, and long jump champion A.Y. Yuan. Of this group only Lock and Floyd have left. With the return of Pearce Leary and some good freshman prospects Coach Sudeck can look forward to a repeat championship. ll! r 4 wil! ITT bfi W Jggw 1 w a WW 1'-9 5,-lf ,AW f T awww f-.ess 3'W 231. fm ' yr mai Yr, 1 Ev A -V-Q ll' X l .qw N Q rh1Q6 lun' han W J h 55 13 ll N gurl' 2-5 I .JnJs..P'-f ,, g'-A -aw '43, fd' 3'-EE' XT' Jw F ,Qai- Y baseball Front Row L to Fl Norm Kinkade Jack Blxby Greg Ruff e om Yocklm Ed Baldzlcku Coach Tom Waltz Back Flow L to Ft Phll Sllfkm Jam Glvens John Gross Tom Don o u g h e Fl nc k Pnendl Steve Kopas Tom Fairweather Fred The Case Tech baseball team ended the 1363, 1 V .P-196 an Ln Ml- ll .M 3 51 1111.-A-all.: W' ' at 'Nfl ...,,, 1970 season with a 5 9 record and a fourth place PAC flnlsh The Case nlne scored vlctones over Allegheny Bethany Western Reserve, and two vlctorles over Thlel Three Casemen were named to the all PAC squad Third baseman Ed Baldzlckl and pitcher Jlm Givens got flrst team honors whale shortstop Tom Yocklm recelved honorable mention Wlth Yocklm and Givens returning Coach Waltz can expect a better year In 1971 47 ' ' ' 1.-Qu 5 Q V 3' ' , 'Y X A I ' .ix -7.11 .1 - .. 1 '- '-1' 1 1 -111 - ' 1 111' 11. 1- 1 ' .1 g ' 11 . 1 ' 11.'1 1. .f '1.1I. 11' . ,. . 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Bisset. 48 SCOYGS Case Opponent 15 Western Reserve 15 7V2 Thiel 17 12V2 Bethany 8V2 6112 Washington Ei 18V2 Jefferson 5V2 Thiel 19V2 10 Allegheny 15 Cleveland Classic 3rd 8 John Carroll 12 49 PAC 2nd , - X -L rather unimpressive 1-5-1 mark during the regular season was only a as they came through with a fine sec place in the PAC Championship meet. Jun Mark Estes was named to the all-PAC te This is the second straight year that Mark been all-PAC. Next year looks promising all lettermen but one are returning. Coa Kyr can count on strong performances Estes as well as Senior Cliff Berinsky, Junir Bill Gela and Ken Hanby, and Sophomc Eric McQueen. The Case Tech golf team showed that o a r The Case Tech tennis team complled a rather dismal 2 9 record In PAC competltlon In 1969 The only vlctorles were obtamed at the expense of Mount Umon and Malone College Coach Del Rosa looks to 1971 for a year of Improvement The Case team has all but two of last years team returning Seeing action thus year will be Jumor Dan Bravo who was PAC doubles champion In 1969 Also returning are Jumor Carl Chan and Sopho mores Del Raymond Cal Lockert and Dave Wllklns I SCOYGS Case Opponent Mt Unlon Hiram Western Reserve John Carroll Youngstown Gannon Bethany Washlngton 81 Jefferson Western Reserve Western Reserve Malone S t6l'lI1IS L to R Del Raymond Carl Chan Cal Lockert Joel Rachlen Dan Bravo Dave Wrlkens Mtsslng Howard Nearman Coach Del Rosa 49 K- gl 'A twl' If If Af ' W or tl' i ' 1 1 U - 2 B y .1 - 1 ll l li ',lt ltrilll 1 . 5 l 1' 1 A 1 tally A 1 A -' - u Q 6 . ' I 3 . . . . 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B. Gela, 15. B. Lockley, Housemother, 16. J. Denton, Treasurer, 17. D. Black, 18. T. Potkalitsky, 19. A. Clutter, 20. G. Davis, 21. J. Fyda, Secretary, 22. T. Johnson, Vice President, 23. J. Gardner, 24. P. Leary, President, 25. D. Wright, 26. D. Smith, 27. D. Henderson, 28. K Merryman, 29. D. Kalina, 30. B. Turner, 31. M. Ziegler, 32. B. Harrigan, 33. D. Jones. 51 phi kappa psi -' E-5' 7' '. FTF 1.191122 -- K f fs,if.n.1.p-:bl wg- I-1: ' T ' I :xg . r ' ' 0 ., ... .,, l.. , . ---'pm 24 29 3 5 14 26 7 li 15 16 I 2 3536 37 40 2 6 m 12 4 9 I8 22 33 39 20 21 28 31 27 34 38 52 1. M. Hale, 2. D'. Wilkens, 3. R. Woods, 4. J. Hinde, 5. T. Brandman, 6. T. Dorsey, 7. W. Gardn 8. B. Barovian, 9. M. Mueller, 10. C. Kauffman, 11. S. Powell, 12. R. Higbie, 13. J. Bendfeldl, B. Jackson, 15. T. Keller, 16. T. Timberlake, 17. K. Drake, 18. J. Ellowitz. 19. D. Hurtok, 20. White, 21. G. Cross, 22. R. Faber, 23. D. Schnelzer, 25. M. Elihason, 24. P. Maloney, 26. Clott, 27. T. Kendall, 28. G. Norman, 29. R. Krivanka, 30. C. Kocisko, 31. M. Keenan, 32. Marshall, 33. G. Zajac, 34. N. Kincade, 35. R. Enz, 36. C. Haubert, 37. W. Illingworth, 38. Kopilec, 39. P. Pierson, 40. N. Remicinck. 14 phi kappa tau I3 15 9 25 4 5 7 I 2 9 I7 O 3 23 26 29 5 ll I8 30 2 M 21 I 8 27 28 I6 24 IO 34 33 35 36 1. C. Pacella, 2. B. Morgan, 3. W. Hamilton, 4. J. Wilkins, 5. W. Bader, 6. R. Kottyan, 7. T. Opperchal, 8. J. Leather, 9. W. May, 10. Martha Rafter, 11. C. Chan, 12. J. Seferian, 13. E Tatman, 14. G. Johnston, 15. D. Meehl, 16. A. Yuan, 17. W. Bubley, 18. J, Feuerstein, 19. Fl Bain, 20. A. Somosi, 21. E. Maukin, 22. E. McQueen, 23. T. Loeprich, 24. P. Plank, 25. G. Szuch 26. J. Rigby, 27. G. Amato, 28. E. Baloga, 29. L. Zgrabik, 30. K. Smolko, 31. J. Marinik, 32. J Dinouo, 33. C. Fay, 34. T. Strukely, 35. C. Murray, 36. D. Dahlgren 53 phi kappa theta fl 54 K Anthony 9 C Brookhart 10 F Epp 11 R Vatovec 12 J Kung 13 R Barger 14 R Helmlnk 15 J Gross 16 P Basalyk 17 L Szakallas 18 E Amylon 19 S Morgan 20 R Volk 21 M Reiss 22 B Soumlnen 9 17 I9 I2 6 1 4 I5 I IO '8 21 7 8 3 I3 20 5 H I4 2 22 I6 1. K. Twigg, 2. R. Wojcik, 3. J. Miller, 4. B. Setele, 5. T. Muenich, 6. N. Paolucci, 7. J. Cogan, 8 p1 kappa alpha -Wk'-ity j If Wifi: I Il Elf: m1 1 J Dem1dov1ch Vlce Presldent 2 F Rubm Secretary 3 B Jankun Presldent 4 H Kopp Treasurer 5 G Cada 6 M Ellerbrock 7 D Jones 8 M Nurrenbrock 9 H Flosmg 10 M Scacco 11 T Grlesbach 12 D Bravo 13 M Trembly 14 D Kopp 15 F Flubm 16 P Flynn 17 C Lew 18 T Greszler 19 J DBmld0VICh 20 J Ha1det 21 P McClelland 22 T Albrlght 23 A Berllner 24 DC Maller 25 J Eterno 26 J Bertolnl 27 D Hall 28 L Mays 29 S Love 30 R Allshouse 31 B Humphrey 32 C Connelghton 33 D Stephenson 34 T Bressler 35 W Hansen 36 E Gall 37 B Jankun I ,K z cyl-- . ,,. .. 1, ...n iff . 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I D , I I , . . t , , . . , . , . . , , . . , . . , . . , . . , . . , . . , .. , .. , . . , .. , .. , .. , . . , . . , . . , . . , . . , . . , . . , . .. , . . , . . , . . , . . , . . , . . , .. , .. . sigma alpha epsilon 48 Q 37 2 1 M Hawkins 2 B Pekkanen 3 D Raymond 4 M Fuller 5 J Jackson 6 C Chlh 7 J Zoller 8 M Chec 9 M Wltzke 10 J Keba 11 D OBrien 12 C Catanese 13 G Andres 14 D D Clow 22 B Tabermk 23 D Hock 24 D Bama 25 T Carlson 26 M Morrls 27 D Casey 28 D Wall 29 G Walters 30 D Da.1gl'erty 31 G Ruffle 32 D Brooks 33 M Gulley 34 C Strotz 35 D Blschof 36 R Garlbay dl B Umerly 38 B Styduhar 39 S Hochoff 40 L Bloom 41 R Pelndl 42 J Sumerak 43 D Funk 44 K Walks 45 L Devote 46 P Cockerham 47 J Holllngswroth 48 B Meyers 49 S Muller 50 M Eschoffen 51 P Lenahan 52 S Mason 53 J Epsteln 54 R Mack 55 B Gestner 56 B Johnson 57 Fl Garea 58 M Estes 43 47 49 51 3 so 4 35 38 39 40 23 37 32 2 2 27 41 4 26 29 I4 -I5 I7 I9 20 x I 22 2 3 16 I8 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO ll 2 I3 I Bigiro, 15. J'. Flora, 16. K.,SaDitir1O, 17.,F'l. l2iSl1awa, 18.,B. Murray, 19. J.'BiX1Jy,'20. K. F1rSt,-21 sigma alpha mu ,f 'x 450' ffiyy .Q- 3 5 37 8 39 40 41 44 4 45 46 47 4 23 36 27 ffm 0 32 1 31 2 2428 29 25 22 Ll Jia, 3 I9 20 21 I5 5 I 8 I4 1 ll 3 4 6 9 1 1 2 1. B. Alleshouse, 2. S. Olshansky, 3. A. Levine, 4. J. Davis, 5. P. Kamelhair, 6. M. Theophila, 7. M. Benedict, 8. K. Biba, 9. R. Krischoff, 10. Fi.Weinstock, 11. W. Mowatt, 12. P. Shevrin, 13. M Fishman, 14. R. Siraw, 15. W. Babich, 16. Fi. Williamson, 17. J. Raichlen, 18. A. Adler, 19. A Goldscheid, 20. J. Farmer, 21. M. Church, 22. J. Klarnet, 23. M. Spiro, 24. H. Jacobs, 25. S Crilly, 26. M. Broff, 27. J. Mullen, 28. C. Jaffe, 29. M. McCarthy, 30. H. Escovitz, 31. L. Weger 32. G. Godden, 33. S. Spewak, 34. E. Grossman, 35. P. Banchy, 36. S. Shapiro, 37. F. Chevitz 38. S. Rubin, 39. D. Trilling, 40. J. Weisman, 41. S. Kramer, 42. L. Gitomer, 43. B. Friedman, 44 G. Klauber, 45. G. Steinbaugh, 46. M. Alpert, 47. K. Mendelson, 48. J. Barbanel, 49. M. Wulk, 50. A. Lauerhass. 1 1 57 sigma chi 18 I6 I4 I5 '7 I3 56789 H12 IO 2 3 4 I 58 1. P. McGowan, 2. C. Flammer, 3. E. Rapp, 4. S. Sutak, 5. J. Jones, 6. D. Lees, 7. T. Winfield, 8 T. Takacs, 9. D. Towne, 10. N. Adams, 11. D. Coblitz, 12. C. White, 13. K. Green, 14. D Anderson, 15. E. Myers, 16. G. Swanson, 17. B. Feitler, 18. D. Hileman lg-v sigma nu Sf'5f'-5 1 ' ev 2 Y. 31' if I ' 7 ' 2 M ' 'ef 2 ' 1 .4ff f1' ' .,z- LJ' .:?7'ff'4 -1 '-531 1 U- f-iff ' ' is 20 22 mtl 35 ' 43 1 2 4 5 7 11 I3 5 I7 28 930 33 36 38 40 42 '4 21 23 24 1 D H1II 2 R Kelly, 3. G. Eesley, 4. D. Hunt, 5. B. Cable, 6. J. Pettit, 7. P. Scotegard, 8. N. Nomiyama, 9. B. DiPietro, 10. T. Opar, 11. R. Gann, 12. K. Marbaugh, 13. R. August, 14. E. Lim 15. R. McFarland, 16. L. Cooper, 17. J. Reiman, 18. D. Pesek, 19. J. Bertko, 20. V. Perun, 21 Mrs. Ruth Oliver, 22. C. Richmond, 23. J. Lindsay, 24. R. Lorenz, 25. T. Swanson, 26. A. Blischak, 27. C. Kwan, 28. D. Fink, 29. J. Lundberg, 30. P. Lizak, 31. R. Kramer, 32. B. Hicks, 33. R. Hagle, 34. E. Snyder, 35. K. King, 36. R. Brentin, 37. R. Kromer, 38. A. Furfaro, 39. E Demerling, 40. S. Jaffe, 41. G. Steinbach, 42. C. Taitt, 43. C. Clautice 59 theta c Lv I-f-as J 2 I3 I4 60 1. K. Hoagland, 2. P. Williams, 3. M. Ready, 4. J. Moldavanyi, 5. T. Hamilton, 6. T. Trebbi, 7. D Aldrige, 8. L. Bisset, 9. A. Unger, 10. D. Day, 11. M. VanDress, 12. B. Eyerman, 13. B. Newman 14. J. Stahl, 15. D. Case. zeta psi 1 D Brooks 2 D Carr 3 B Sutters 4 J Loh 5 B Detrlch 6 R Fish 7 J Mate 8 R Lexa 9 George 16 B Leveson 17 B Pyle 18 P Cyr 19 L Pappas 20 A Frasz 21 R Guarendl 22 S Ulm 23 R Hope 24 M Rzeszotarskl 25 R Monske 26 J Larklng 27 C Rockwell 28 G Bntounls 29 K Krelder 30 S Smith 31 M Lane 32 B Mlllar 33 C Burhanna 34 A MacDonald 35 R Millar 36 L Fiore 37 C Blsl 38 F Hanruslk 39 C Davls 40 A Herbert 61 3l 32 33 34 as 36 37 39 40 as I2 I3 1415 I6 25 26 i N I7 I8 '9 20 21 22 23 29 24 27 ll 10 6 7 8 9 4 5 2 3 1 I.. Vlalenti, 10. la. -Kupke, 11. R. Lanninp, Q12. 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'43 BEST WISH ES FOR SUCCESS AND ACHIEVEMENT BUCKEYE GARMENT RENTAL CO. 3600 East 93rd Street Cleveland, Ohio DIVISION OF 79 if ANNUAL ALL CI ASS REUNION OF THF CASE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION AT HOTEL PICK CARTFR OUNDED IN 1885 BY THE FIVE men of the first graduating class the Case Alumni Association has grown to an organization of more than 11000 members There are 76 Case Clubs throughout the nation and each class that graduated since 1910 is organized with a Class Agent for Co Class Agentsj and Deputy Cl iss Agents This group the members of the Class Agents Organization works on the Case Fund Program and provides leadership roles in the Anniversary Class Reunions In addition to having Class Reunions every fifth year all alumni are invited to attend the Annual All Class Case Alumni Reunions in the spring The other major event of the year in Cleveland is Homecoming held on the campus e ich autumn The Case Alumni Association recognizes alumni trustees faculty staff and friends achieve ments through annual Meritorious Service Awards and its Gold Medal Award The organization also honors students with annual awards given to the outstanding athletes in football basketball track and wrestling to speech contest winners and to the outstanding Air Force Officer Training Corps cadet Twenty nine of the 74 endowed scholarships at Case Institute of Technology have been estab lished for the most part by alumni and friends through contributions to the Case Fund Fourteen of 25 additional prizes and awards for students at Case Institute have been established by alumni or in memory ofalumni. Among the first projects of the Association were the establishment ofthe Case Alumni Student Loan Fund on June 6 1901 and the collection of money in 1913 and 1914 to purchase and remodel a church building which became the Case Club the Colleges gymnasium which was used until 1957. Alumni have made substantial gifts and provided much of the manpower in each of Case Institute s major capital fund drives-1976 1940 1951-52-53 1956-57-58 and 1967-68-69. Seven buildings on the campus have been named for alumni since 1951. They include the Sam W. Emerson 02 Physical Education Center Robert G. Horsburgh 14 Gymnasium Otto D. Donnell 06 Natatorium Albert W. Smith 87 Chemistry and Chemical Engineering Building Charles J. Strosacker O6 Auditorium James T. Pardee 88 Dormitory and George A. Yost 01 Dormitory. Numerous rooms oflices and laboratories bear the names of alumni in recognition of major con- tributions tothe capital drives. The Case Alumni Association is governed by an Alumni Council consisting of 100 members. Ohicial publication of the Association is the Case Alumnus magazine. It is sent to all alumni who make an annual contribution to the Case Fundgthe united giving program for all Case alumni. The magazine has the proud reputation of having received many national awards for excellence in alumni competitions. Also published by the Association are newsletters class letters and announce- ments of general interest to alumni. The Case Alumni Association is nationally recognized by its contemporaries as one ofthe outstanding organizations in its field. 4 THE CASE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Tomlinson Hall 0 Cleveland, Ohlo 44106 Photoland Inc. 41 Colonial Arcade 861-4570 Specialists in: School Portraits Weddings Engagement Glossies Business Photos Passport Photos PRECISION SCREW MACHINE PARTS-SINCE 1929 We specialize in small diameter work produced on latest model high- I speed Brown 81 Sharpe and Davenport Automatics. All materials. Wedler experience assures Your full satisfaction. l 1537 East 38th Street What are your M Cleveland, Ohio 44114 requirements? Phone 391-2727 A Subsidiary of Lamson 8t Sessions Co. 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