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V i SECOND ROW: S. Rothstein, M. Warren, R. Gridley, J. Hirsch. FIRST ROW: C. Kelley, Nip Heim, R. Shadrake. TENNIS Tennis for last season consisted mainly of a big rebuilding job for Coach "Nip" Heim. The only two returning lettermen were John Hirsch and Marty Warren, who played consistently good tennis all season. However, two freshmen, Dick Detrick and Dick Gerlack, filled up the holes very ably, and Dick Shadrake, Bob Gridley, Chuck Kelly, and Sy Rothstein rounded out the squad. Starting with this green team "Nip" worked them into form and the netters came through with a very respectable 8-8 win-loss record. Next season should prove very successful as an all-veteran team will take the courts for the Riders. 169
GAMMA PHI Gamma Phi, national gymnastic honorary fraternity, enjoyed its 29th year on the Case campus this year. Teaming up with girls from St. Luke's, members with vim, vigor, and vitality led Brown and White cheers at the various athletic events. They also sponsored gymnastic and tumbling exhibitions during the year. The requirements of this organization are the mastery of fundamental maneuvers on the horizontal and parallel bars, the more advanced feats are attempted in the second and third years of membership. Art Schroeder was the president of Gamma Phi for 1952-53. LEFT TO RIGHT: Charlie Dykes, A. Johnson, Juan Amodei, Mike Masica, Chuck Sax.
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THE 1953 "DIFf" CASE INSTITUTE OF T
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AN INTROSPECTION At Case there are
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24 . . . AND MUD . . . Tuesdays and
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ADMINISTRATION Like the corporation
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The position of Registrar of all di
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Mr. Wilfred Ahrens is Case's Contro
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56 4SCf THIRD ROW: Bill Palmer, Art
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58 Ml AFFABLE ROLLY WAITE is one of
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62 GEOLOGY and MINERALOGY DOC BACON
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64 WE HEAR Inert Doc Shurter's new
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"JAUNTY DAVE" is another faculty me
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68 MATHEMATICS . . . The group with
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70 PROFESSOR GEORGE L. TUVE, more c
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74 SHORT, ROUND, and full of energy
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76 DR. ROBERT S. SHANKLAND'S openin
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FOURTH ROW: E. Sigg, J. Willard, R.
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SECTION EDITORS: Ed Moorehead, Spor
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THE TECH The "Tech", of multi-color
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DEBATE CLUB Prof. J. Mclntyre, R. B
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98 RADIO CLUB CAMERA CLUB For all y
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100 THIRD ROW: F. Valencic, P. Naso
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104 THIRD ROW: R. Paston, L. Perelm
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106 SECOND ROW: A. Marrer, W. Lauth
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108 THIRD ROW: E. Alkisson, D. Krue
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110 THIRD ROW: R. Brake, R. Kaufman
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112 OFFICERS: Joe Kepes, Bill Gerge
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114 COMMAND SQUADRON: SEATED: C. Dy
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