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Vol. X V I Z-642PHILADELPHIA, PA., FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1941

H i g h S c h o o l G i r l s C o n v e n e

A b ou t 2 5 0 Ju n ior and S en ior H igh S ch o o l G uests E xp ected H ere for A nnual G u id ance Program at L odge

J u n i o r a n d s e n i o r h i g h s c h o o l g i r l s i n t e r e s t e d i n t h e p r o f e s s i o n a l o p p o r t u n i t i e s o f f e r e d t h r o u g h c o l l e g e t r a i n i n g a n d g r a d u a t e s t u d y in

l i b r a r y s c i e n c e h a v e b e e n i n v i t e d to a t t e n d t h e a n n u a l h i g h s c h o o l

g u e s t d a y a t D r e x e l t o m o r r o w . A f u l l d a y o f a c t i v i t i e s h a s b e e n p l a n n e d b y t h e s t u d e n t s a n d f a c u l t y u n d e r t h e g u i d a n c e o f M is s M a r i a n C r a w l e y .A pp t 'o x im a te ly tw o h u n d r e d an d —----------- ------------------------------------------—f i f ty s tu d e n t s a rc e x p ec te d to pa r- O • T~fc i

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a.m. fo l low ed b y a g r e e t in g by Dr. P a r k e E . K o lb e , p re s id e n t o f the I n s t i t u t e . M iss G race G o dfrey , D ean of th e School o f H om e Economics , a n d M r. W. R a lp h W agense l le r , D ean o f th e School o f B us iness A d m in ­i s t r a t i o n , w il l s p ea k to th e s tu d en t s a b o u t t h e courses a v a i la b l e in the l e sp e c t iv e schools. M usica l r e n d i ­t io n s wil l bo offered b y B e t t y H . B n rd e n h e u e r a n d D ix ie T hom pson ; M a r jo r i e F o x wil l e n t e r t a i n w i th a p ian o selec tion .

F o l lo w in g th e t a lk s , t h e s tu d e n t s w il l be g iv e n a n o p p o r tu n i ty to con­su l t w i th t h e D e an s o f t h e School of H o m e Econom ics a n d Business A d ­m in i s t r a t i o n . T ou rs of t h e M a in B u i ld in g a n d S tu d e n t B u i ld in g wil l a lso be t a k e n ; these , how ever , wil l )>e op t iona l .

H I G H S C H O O L( C o n t in u e d on P a g e 4, Col. 1)

J u n i o r s ’ W e e k

B e g i n s S u n d a yR ic h a r d K o e rw er , p re s id e n t c f the

J u n i o r Class, a n n o u n ce d to d a y t h a t linal p la n s fo r a g a la J u n i o r w eek schedu led to s t a r t w i th an all -out p icn ic a t th e L o d g e th i s S u n d a y have been com ple ted .

D u r in g the w eek , a d an ce wil l be held i n t h e S tu d e n t U n io n b u i ld in g d u r in g th e A c t iv i t i e s p e r iod a t noon v.n T u e s d ay a n d a s o f tb a l l ga m e w i th th e S en iors on T h u r s d a y a f te rn o o n .

F r i d a y e v e n in g th e re w il l bo a S c a v e n g e r H u n t a n d in fo rm a l p a r t y a t th e S tu d e n t U nion. C h a ' r m a u of t h e J u n i o r W ee k C om m ittee , J a c k P e rs so n , a n n o u n ce d t o d a y t h a t i t is im p o r t a n t fo r e ve ryone who can a s s is t in th e t r a n s p o r t a t i o n f o r th e S c a v e n g e r H u n t to c o n ta c t R o b e r ta W ilson ] i romptly.

T he c l im ax of th e ce leb ra t ion conies on S a tu r d a y n ig h t , M ay 24, a t th e f o r m a l (lance whic li wil l be held a t th e P h i l a d e lp h ia C r ic k e t Club. E d H a m p a n d h is o rc h e s t r a wil l p r o ­v id e r l iy th m f r o m 8:30 to 12. F o r th is a f fa i r as well as t h e o the rs one m em b er o f each couple m u s t be a J u n i o r a n d a dm iss ion w il l be by tl ie fi rs t te rn r m a t r i c u l a t i o n card.

•Most seniors a re g iv in g t h e i r whole- l icarted s u p p o r t to th e e s ta b l i s h m e n t o f th e a n n iv e r s a r y g i f t fu n d , a p lan which th e class o f '41 is h o p in g to se t as a p re c ed e n t fo r succeed ing classes.

Tlie m oney wil l be de r iv ed f rom d iv idends of in su ran ce polic ies t a k e n ou t b y sen io r class m em bers . This p lan w as o rgan ized to f u r t h e r Drex- e l’s a c t iv i t i e s a n d g row th .

S u b s c r ip t io n s to th e p lan a re i n ­c reas in g each day, a n d i t is expec ted t l i a t th e m in im u m w hich is one h u n ­d red m em bers w il l be r e ach e d v e ry short ly . To d a te , th ir ty - f ive seniors h ave se lec ted th e i r pol icies.

In a d d i t io n to t h a t , t h i r t y class inem beis who h av e been i n te rv ie w e d a re t a l k i n g i t ove r w i th th e i r fam i l ie s b e fo re su b sc r ib in g to th e

G I F T F U N D(C o n t in u e d on P a g e 4, Col. 3)

/ . B a rtley Cook to R esign f r o m Office O f A lu m n i Secretary

•J. B a r t l e y Cook, wlio was D re x e l ’s A lu m n i S e c re t a ry th is yea r , wil l r e ­s ign his office on J u n e 1. H e will a ssum e his new pos i t ion as i n v e s t i ­g a to r a n d a d ju s t e r o f the W o r k ­m e n ’s C om pensa t ion fo r th e N ew J e r ­sey M a n u f a c t u r e r s ’ Associa tion .

Chem . E ngin eers H old Lodge O uting

T he A.I .Ch.E . he ld i t s a n n u a l so­c ia l aff'air a t the L odge l a s t W e d n e s ­d a y a n d concluded th e a c t iv i t i e s of the y e a r w i th e lect ion o f officers. H a l R ies w'as e lec ted to th e p re s idenc y fo r t h e new y e a r an d w il l w o rk in co n ju n c t io n w i th Bob N eum an as v ice-p res iden t .

F . V a n I to r n w as selec ted as t r e a s ­u re r a n d Don H a r r is o n as co rre ­s p o n d in g s ec re ta ry . A1 L o g w u n ik will l)e c le rk n e x t y ear .

T he w e ll-know n m a g ic ia n , W inni- f r e d Shewell , who is a senior , e n t e r ­t a in e d th e m en in th e e v e n i n g w i th some s le igh t-o f-hand . O th e r f e a tu r e e n t e r t a i n m e n t M'as a q u a r t e t com­posed o f K reb le , M oore , J o h n s , an d C lements.

J . B a r t l e y Cook

D u r in g the yea r M r. Cool?,has e x e r te d evei'y e ffort to m a k e the A lu m n i A s ­socia t ion a l iv in g an d g ro w in g o r ­g an iza t io n . U n d e r his le a der sh ip i t s policy has been to w o rk w it l i the

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B y W e l l K n o w n M i l i t a r y O r d e rT w o D roxe l g ra d u a te s , W il l iam N.

Law son , ’25, a n d W il l iam F i le s h i f te r , ’24, wil l be a w a r d e d A m e r ic a ’s oldest u i i l i t a r y deco ra t ion , the O rde r of the P u r p l e H e a r t , in a cerenuiny a t D re x ­el F ie ld on M a y 20.

P u r p l e H e a r t C h a p te r No. (ili and s ev e ra l A m e r ic a n L e g io n pos ts will bo p re s e n t w h en W il l ia m I jawson, M .E . g r a d u a te , a n d Wil li iim Flle- s h i f t e r , a lso an M.i'],, rece ive th is c o v e ted a w a r d fo u n d e d by George W a s h in g to n a t NeAvburgh, N . Y., in 1782.

Laws,on is m a r r i ed , h a s s ix chii-

d reu , a n d res ides a t 0023 K rdrlck s t re e t , P h i lade l j jh ia . H e w as a g o v ­e rn m e n t v o ca t io n a l s tu d en t , took a post g r a d u a te course in pe t ro leum techno logy a t e v en in g school, an d is now d e s ig n in g eng ine e r of Sm ith , D ru m & Co. Mr. Law son en l i s ted on M a y 30, 1917, as a first class p r iv a t e in c om pany D, o f the 112th I n f a n t r y , th e 28th d iv is ion , a n d was la te r t r a n s f e r r e d to ba t ta l i t tn h e a d ­qua r te rs .

M I L I T A R Y H O N O R( C o n t in u ed on P a g e 4, Ool. 2)

A lum ni an d Seniors G ather f o r Square D ancing Session

StMiiors will d r a g out th e old blue denim s, bandani i l ia iidkcrchie f , s t ra w h a t a n d corn cob ))ipe on S a tu rd a y , J u n e 7, a n d t a k e them out to New- 1-own Square to co lcbra tc the end of fiuiils an d th e li eg tnning of senio r wec'k, .at a B a r n Dance sponsored In- the P l i i lad e lp h ia Drexel Club at the Ijodge. A co m m it te e of senio rs and a lu m n i h ave been w o rk in g on the p a r ty , a n d p lans a re u n d e rw a y fo r a gala, affa ir . Old c lo thes will he bo th colorfu l a n d more conifortali le for th e type of d a n c in g which will b<> th e feiature o f th e evening . A real hi] ll)illy o rc hes t r a of rad io fam e will jilay fo r the da nce rs and a leader will “ cal l o u t ” fo r square d an c in g to add the r i g h t touches for a r eg u la r old- t im e b a rn dance . L ig l i t r e f r e s h m en ts will be served a n d the new officers f o r tlie P l i i lade lph ia Drexel Cbib fo r the com ing yejar will be ])resented some t im e d u r in g the evening .

T h e c o m m it te e which has been p l a n n in g th e a f fa i r is headed hy A rt S c h la te r ’37, a n d consis ts of senio rs M a r y R ich a rd s , D o ro th y Kilert, Wal t Sum m ers , and .Tack W hir le in , and a lu m n i B ev e r ly Dick, A lb e r t J u ra n i , . lam es Moore , H ugh Mullen, and V in ­cen t Uhl. The p a r t y is g iven a t no cost to senio rs land th e i r da tes .

A lb e r t P]. . lu ram. p re s id en t o f the D rex e l Club, in r e m a rk in g on the ex ­p e c t ed success o f the even t , said, “ T he Drexel IMub is p la n n in g to e n ­t e r t a in a la rge c rowd (if seniors. 'I’liis p a r t y is go ing to be the b igges t th in g we h av e done fo r the class of 1041.”

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Mr. A lb e r t II. M o le t te , Kngineer of W es t in g h o u se E lec t r i c , I .este r D iv i ­sion, ou t l ined , a t th e m ee t in g of t h e A.S .M .E. on T h u r sd ay , M ay 8th, the in-ocedure in O p e ra t io n A na lys is and p o in te d out the m e r i t s of the in ­c en t iv e system. The deve lopm en t of c h a r t s a n d the a]>plication of the t im e-s tudy d a t a to fo rm u lae were g iven a p ro m in en t place.

J ias t S a tu r d a y the M ec h a n ic a l E n ­g in e e r in g s tu d e n t s a n d f a c u l t y cele ­b ra t e d a j inua l M. E. D a y a t the i-iodge. F e a t u r e e v en ts of the a f t e r ­noon were tw o s o f tb a l l gam es in which th e s en io rs first t r o u n c e d the f a c u l ty a n d th e n p roce ede d to r e ­p e a t the p e r fo r m an c e on th e u n d e r ­c lassmen. A to t a l of a b o u t 50 m en p a r t i c ip a t e d in t im e te s t e d ev en t s such a s sack races a n d t r a c k com­p e t i t ion .

F o l lo w in g a D oggie R o a s t a t d in ­ne r t im e th e g roup r e t i r e d to the L odge fi reside f o r a ro u s in g g roup sing.

B e t a S ig m a T a u

C om m erc ia l t e a c h in g s tu d en t s g a th e re d y e s te rd a y . M a y 15, a t a L odge picnic , w h en B e t a S ig m a Tau he ld it s la s t m o n th ly m e e t in g of the year . M em b e rs of the g roup jo u r ­n ey ed to N e w t o w n S q u a re a f t e r c la sses T h u r s d a y a f te rn o o n , p re p a re d them se lve s a d inne r , a n d en joyed e n t e r t a in m e n t in th e form of a quiz l»rograni l a te r in th e even ing .

T he p ic n ic w as p la n n e d b y a com­m i t t e e o f ju n io r s u n d e r t h e chair- mansl i ip o f D o ro th y Jones . As a part :ing sho t to seniors in th e o r g a n ­iz a t io n , th e co m m it te e p la n n e d “ k n o c k e r s ” f o r each in d iv id u a l s en ­ior, to bo p re s en te d d u r in g the even- ing.

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D i e s i n W e s tDr. E v e r e t t D e a n M a r t in , w r i t e r

a n d le c tu re r on socia l ph i losophy who cam e to D rexe l I n s t i t u t e in the c a p a c i ty of a v i s i t i n g p ro fes so r l a s t y e a r t o r th re e w eeks , d ied rec en t ly in C la rem on t , C a l i fo rn ia , a f t e r a h e a r t a t t a c k .

Dr. M a r t in Avas f a m i l i a r to m a n y D rex e l s tu d e n t s s ince ho le c tu red a t the m oe t ings of the va r io u s o rg a n ­iza t ions a n d classes. Ho w as d i re c ­to r o f Cooper U n io n Fo ru m , th e l a rg e s t ce'nter fo r f r e e d iscuss ion of po l i t i ca l a n d e d u c a t io n a l s u b jec ts in A m erica , a n d w a s h e a d o f i t s D e ­p a r t m e n t o f Socia l P h i losophy . B e ­fo r e ho hold t h i s posi t ion , he had t a u g h t a n d le c tu re d on socia l ph i lo s ­ophy a t v a r io u s in s t i tu t io n s .

I n ad d i t io n to le c tu r in g , Dr. M a r ­t in w ro te books on psychologica l sub jec ts .

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T r ia n g le l a s t M onday , M ay 12. Tliey a re Elsie P e n to n , B a r b a r a Noble , ilclei i Abram s, Lee Robinson , M ar y Lyons , a n d A n n e K ronor .

T h ree of th e g ir l s wil l be seniors n e x t y ear . Elsie P e n to n is n ex t y e a r ’s ]) resident o f D e l ta S igm a E p ­s ilon; she is a m em ber of th e S t u ­d e n t Union g o v e rn in g com m ittee , the H om e E c Assoc ia t ion , an d th e Y.W.C.A. cab ine t . B a r b a r a Noble is n e x t y e a r ’s t r e a s u r e r o f Omicron Xu a n d a m em ber of the rifle team, Glee Club, a n d C o m m ute rs ’ Club. H elen A b ra m s is on the “ L e x e rd ” s ta f f a n d belongs to th e Y.W.C.A. and th e C om m ute rs ’ Club.

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N e x t O c t o b e r i n P h i l a .

In con junc t ion w ith th e fif tie th a n n iv e r s a ry of D rexe l In s t i tu te , llie Drexel c h ap te r of 'I’au 15eta P i , t o ­g e th e r w ith the I 'n iv e r s i ty of P e n n ­s y lv a n i a ’s ch ap te r , will bo host a t th e annua l conven t ion of the N a ­tiona l H o n o ra ry E ng in ee r in g Soci­e ty d u r in g the fa ll te rm , on O ctober 2, an d 4.

This conven t ion will d raw de le ­ga te s from colleges all over the coun ­t r y and will be the first of it s kind to be held a t Drexel. This will also lie the first t im e t h a t the T au B e ta P i conven t ion has eve r been he ld in P h i lade lph ia .

P r e l im in a ry p la ns have a l re a d y b(‘en ann()unc(>d by th e p re sen t com­m it t ee headed by Don W ebber , p re s i ­d e n t o f the chaj ) te r th is year . .Lick 'Clemmer, ji res ident-e lect ' fo r nex t y ear , will assume the re sponsib i l i ty f o r th e conven t ion .P la n s

I ’lans have a l r e a d y been ]) repared to include tours of h is to r ica l Ph i la - de lph ia and p o in ts o f i n te r e s t such as the F ra n k l in In s t i t u t e , besides re gu la r business m e e t ings iit D rexe l and Penn . D e lega tes will a t t e n d the I’e n n -H a rv a rd fo o tb a l l gam e, a n d a fo rm al dance a t the S tu d e n t Union bui ld ing , '{’here will also be a n in ­formal sm oker a t P e n n , an d a b a n ­quet a t the c onven t ion hotel.

Recently , the n a t io n a l p res iden t , Char les S | i rnce r an d s ec re ta ry - t reas - ure r R. C. M a t t h e w s v is i ted Drexel and held confe rences w ith P r e s id e n t Wehlier an d newly el<M‘ted vico-presi- den t , .lack Simons.

OlliciM’s for the Dri 'xel cha[)ter fo r nex t y e a r besides C lemmer an d S i ­mons include . lohn Moore, c o r r e ­s p ond ing s e c re ta ry ; Bob R yan , r e c o rd ing sec re ta ry , a n d Gil M er r i t t , c a ta loguer . Samuel L e o n a rd w as r e ­e lected treasur(>r and P ro fe s s o r L. A. I t ro the rs will be a now jnember of the fa c u l ty ad v iso ry board .

Academic p r o c f s s i o n f i l in g in to f r v i n e A u d i -

l o r i u i n d u r i n g l a s t y e a r ’s c o m m e n c e -

n ip n t c e r e m o n i e s . S p e c t a t o r s o n t h e

m a i n f lo o r a n d in t h e g a l l e r y s t a n d a s t h e g r a d u a t i n g c l a s s a n d f a c u l t y

m e m b e r s e n t e r t h e h a l l a n d m a r c h u p th e a i s l e to t h e i r s ea ts .

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C erem onies in A uditorium on J u n e 3 For A w arding o f S ch olarsh ip s and M edals to A ctive U pperclassm en

I n s t i t u t e D a y c e r e m o n i e s w h ic h w i l l h e h e l d in th e D r e x e l a u d i - t o n u n i o n l u e s d a y , J u n e 3, a t 1 2 : 0 0 n o o n , w i l l f e a t u r e t h e p r e s e n t a ­t io n o t a w a r d s to o u t s t a n d i n g s tu d e n t s . M e n a n d w o m e n s t u d e n t s w h o

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Com niencem ent exercises fo r the class of 1941 a rc scheduled to be held on .Monday m orn ing , J u n o 16, a t K) a.m., in I r v in e A ud i to r ium , ;Mth and S p ruce S tree ts . J u d g e P lo rence K. Allen will add ress th e senio rs a n d th e i r g a th e re d re la t ive s find fr iends .

L ead ing up to the c l im ax of com- mencenH'iit a re a ser ies of ev en t s des igned to help p re p a re the seniors fo r the g radu : i t ion exercises. On Kriday, J u n e Li, a t 10 a.m., a com­m encem en t r e h ea r sa l wil l be held a t I r v in e A ud i to r ium . All senio rs will be abso lu te ly requ ired to a t t e n d the rehearsa l . N o excuses wil l bo g iven fo r a n y reason, even to those a l ­re ady w ork ing . A t th e rehearsa l , the en t i re p rocedu re will be ex- ]) lained an d p rac t iced .

S unday , .Tune 15, will see tw o a c ­t iv i t ie s o f im])ortance t o g rad u a te s . A t 11 a.m. the B a c c a lau r ea te serv ice will be c onduc ted b y R e v e re n d D. W ilm o t G a teson a t the C h u rc h of the Savior , 38 th S t r e e t above Chest-

G R A D U A T I O N( C o n t in u ed on P a g e 3, Col. 4)

T a u B e t a P i A r g u e s D a t e s

W i t h H o m e E c o n o m i c s C l u bT a u B e ta P i , N a t io n a l H onora ry

E n g in e e r in g Socie ty , a n d the Drexel H om e Economics Cluli will each be r ep re s en te d by tw o of th e i r more d is ­t in g u is h e d m em bers in la d eb a te to be he ld before the s tu d e n t body in the school a u d i to r iu m a t one p.m. on Tuesday , M a y 27.

T he to()ic fo r de b a t e will be, “ lie- solved: T h a t t h e r e should be a Date B u re au es tab l ished a t Drexel tO' f a ­c i l i t a te the ac q u a in ta n c e of home economics a n d e n g in ee r in g s tu i len ts .”

T h is ra d ic a l d e p a r tu re from the usua l s tu d e n t a c t iv i t i e s has been o r ­g an ized by the D rexe l D e b a t i n g So ­c ie ty in a n effor t to p rov ide a n a c ­t i v i t y w h ich will be a common i n t e r ­e s t fo r la rgo nuinbors o f the various ty p es of s tu d en t s here a t D. I. T. The d e b a t e r s a re p la n n in g to b r ing well k n ow n s tu d e n t s re j i reson t ing v a r ious cam pus o r g a n iz a t io n s to g e th o r f rom t im e t o t im e to discuss topics t h a t a re espec ia lly i n te re s t in g to the s tu d en t body.

Tho eng ineers in th is tussle will be rep re sen ted by tho dynam ic T. T. Nelson B u ch e r a n d the v e te ra n y a rn s p in n er o f t h o C. K. d e p a r tm e n t , W a l t e r Suunners , on th o alMrmative tcnni. Tho g ir ls a r e d e p en d in g on P h y l l i s Shrum , le ad e r in s tu d en t a f ­f a i r s a n d E v e ly n Kem bol , who has h ad d e b a t in g exper ience , to uphcdd

th e i r pos i t ion on the n e g a t iv e side of th e issue.

A m em ber of the d e b a t in g socie ty will ac t as m a s t e r of cerem onies and as y e t u n a n n o u n ced m em bers of the f a c u l ty will ju d g e th e deba te . J a k e Bal ick , ])resi(lent o f the socie ty , in a s t a t e m e n t to the T r ia n g le sa id t h a t tho decisions w e re expec ted to be im p o r tan t f a c to r in le n d in g color .. the socie ty an d de ve lop ing a com p e t i t iy e r iv a l r y a m ong th e cam pus o rgan i / .a t ions f ro m season to season.

( ■are has been t a k e n in the p l a n ­n in g o f tho a f fa i r to se lect -a t im e when s tu d en t s will be ab le to a t t e n d , to se lect su b jec ts t h a t will d ra w s t u ­d e n t in te re s t , a n d to wide ly b ro a d ­c a s t notice am o n g the u n d e r g r a d u ­a tes.

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In a d d i t io n to t h e r e g u la r honor awji rds, the (lold K ey S o c ie ty w i l l offer $100 fo r scho la rsh ips . The a m o u n t m ay be g iv e n a s tw o .$50 scholarshi[)s or as one $100 scho lar- slii[i, d e p en d in g on t h e c i r c u m ­s tances. (^ )n ipet i t ion f o r the a w a r d will be open to a th l e t e s in t h e p re sen t sophomore , p re - jun io r , a n d ju n io r classes. Sc h o la rsh ip reco rd a n d need o f the a th l e t e s wil l bo considered in the se lec t ion f o r th e aw ard .H ig h e s t Senio rs

T he h ig h es t r a n k i n g sen io r s tu d e n t in m echan ica l eng in e e r in g , c iv i l e n ­g inee r ing , e le c t r ic a l e n g in ee r in g , chem ica l eng ine e r ing , l i b r a r y science , a n d in the th re e d iv is ions o f the home economics school, t e a ch e r t r a in in g , i n s t i tu t io n a l m a n a g e m e n t , a n d t e x t i le econom ics courses w il l receive aw ards . F i v e a w a r d s w il l be g ive n to th e b us iness a d m i n i s t r a ­t ion school. Two a w a r d s w il l go to tho five-year s tu d e n t s , tw o to th e fo u r -y e a r s tu d en ts , w h i le th e f i f th a w a r d honors t h e h ig h e s t s t u d e n t in the tw o-year s ec re ta r i a l course. A n

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A t a recen t m e e t in g of the N o m i ­n a t in g C om m it tee of tho P h i lad e l - I>hia Droxel Club, a b a l lo t o f n o m i ­nees was sugges ted f o r the 1941-42 otlicers o f the Club. I n k e e p in g w i th the pol icy o f th e o rg a n iz a t io n to g e t new m em bers f r o m th e m os t re c en t g r a d u a t i n g c lass in t e r e s t e d in i t s a c t iv i t ie s , one m em b er o f th o class of 1941 was s u gges ted b y th e com­m it tee to serve as an officer fo r tho com ing year .

'I’hose pro|)osed f o r oflice b y tho .N'ominating Com m ittoo a r e a s fo l ­lows: pr i ' s ident , .Tames Thom pson, ’:i4; v ice -p re s iden t fo r men, V in c e n t IHil, ’40; v ice -p res iden t f o r wom en, I’hoebe Maxfield, ’!{7; s ec re ta ry , J u n o Kompass , ’41; t re a su re r , E d w a r d Alt - house, ’34.

B al lo ts will be s e n t ou t t h ro u g h th e mail to a ll m em bers o f th e P h i l a ­de lph ia Drexel Club w i th in tho n e x t week. T he resu l t s w il l be a n n o u n ced a t th e Barn D ance b e in g g iv en by the Club fo r the sen io r c la ss on Jvni'e 7.

Ollicer.s fo r th i s p a s t y e a r who a re r e t i r in g a re : p re s id e n t , A lb e r t J u r a m ; v ice -p re s iden t f o r men. Bob D iscan t ; v ice-))res ident fo r women, E lea n o r 'r em p le ; s ec re ta ry , D o ro th y B ro w n ; t r e a su re r , D ic k H a g y .

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So])homores a t Drexel , th is y e a r ’s Sophomore Class is p re s en t in g a n in ­fo rm a l d inne r-danco on T hur sday , M a y 29, a t tho P e n n A. 0 . T h is (irst a n n u a l a f fa i r wil l bo held a t the main bal lroom.

B ecause tho class t r e a s u r y is t a k ­ing care o f th e l a rg e s t p'liH. of the cost, a dm iss ion wil l bo only one do l ­l a r p e r couple. One o f t h e couple nu is t be a m e m b e r o f t h e Sophomore Class, a n d m u s t p re s e n t a first term m a t r i c u la t io n card.

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TTnder the new ed i to r , H a r r y Raech, tho last issue fo r th e y e a r of the Techn ica l J o u r n a l wil l ‘b e out M onday , M ay 19. T h is issue ed i ted by th e n ew s taf f will inc lude such a r t ic le s as “ Se w age D isposa l” by P ro fesso r fJiles, “ D ro p p in g M ercu ry lOlectrode” by J o h n Sim ons, “ A u to ­m a t ic L a t i i e s ” b y S y d n e y T ab as , a n d “ Turbo-Klec. tric D r iv e s ” b y M a r v in H a m b e r g , who k i s s e r v e d ‘ as e d i to r o f the m a g a z in e f o r tho p a s t two years.

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b e n e v o l e n t l y t u r n th e r e i n s a n d th e d i r t y w o r k o v e r to th e n e x t

e d i t o r . B e i n g h u m a n , a l t h o u g h t h e r e a r e p r o b a b l y s o m e o f th e s l a v e s o n t h e s taff w h o a r e i n c l i n e d to d o u b t th i s , it is d i f f icu l t to r e s i s t th e t e m p t a t i o n to s a y f a r e w e l l to th e p a s t e a n d g a l l e y s h ee ts , to th e l o y a l

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p r i n t e d f o r th e m , p a i d f o r b y th e m . I t is t h e i r m e d i u m o f e x p r e s s i o n ,

a n d t h u s it s h o u l d a l w a y s r e m a i n . O f c o u r s e , we h a v e n o o b j e c t i o n i f t h e m e m b e r s o f th e f a c u l t y a n d a d m i n i s t r a t i o n s n e a k o ff to th e d i n i n g r o o m w i th a few c o p i e s , b u t it is s t i l l p r i m a r i l y a s t u d e n t p a p e r . A s s u c h , t h e s t u d e n t s s h o u l d j e a l o u s l y g u a r d th e r i g h t to e x p r e s s t h e i r

o p i n i o n s a n d s e n t i m e n t s in th e T k ia n g l k c o l u m n s . W e h a v e b o u n d ­less f a i t h in th e a b i l i t y o f s t u d e n t s to t h i n k f o r th e m s e lv e s . I f t h e r e

a r e a n y o n th e a d m i n i s t r a t i o n a n d f a c u l t y w h o l a c k th i s fa i t i i , it is o n l y b e c a u s e th e y l a c k f a i t h in D r e x e l . W e, w h o a r e D r e x e l , a n d w i l l a l w a y s be D r e x e l , a r e c o n f id e n t t h a t D r e x e l w i l l p r o g r e s s in s p i t e

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l a s t n i c k e l t h a t th e s t u d e n t s a r e th e first lo k n o w a n d t a l k a b o u t it. Y o u c a n a l s o be l y o u r la s t c a r to k e n t h a t th e y w i l l a t t e m p t lo s e t it

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th e w r a t h o f o u t r a g e d m a j e s t y d e s c e n d e d o n h i s h e a d a g a i n a n d a g a i n , he n e v e r s w e r v e d f r o m w h a t h e b e l i e v e d lo b e th e t r u e c o u r s e . O n e

t h o u g h t d o m i n a t e d h i m a n d s h a p e d h i s a c t i o n s — t h e i n a l i e n a b l e r i g h t o f s t u d e n t s lo t h in k , a n d th e e q u a l l y i n a l i e n a l i l e d u t y o f ih e T i u a n g i .k lo e x p r e s s t h e i r t h o u g h t s .

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l e g e a n d c o m p l e t i n g i h e i r t r a i n i n g a s c o m p e t e n t e n g i n e e r s a n d o t h e r a c c r e d i t e d p e r s o n n e l . T o y i e l d to th e i m p u l s e to le a v e s c h o o l a n d l a k e a j o b in a d e f e n s e i n d u s t r y is , in th e w o r d s o f a w e l l - k n o w n a d a g e , to b e p e n n y w ise a n d p o u n d fo o l i s h .

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p l e t e o u r e d u c a t i o n . T h u s , w e lo s e th e b e n e f i t o f a r e c o g n i z e d s h e e p ­s k in , a n d t h e c o u n t r y lo ses t h e s e r v ic e s o f a c o m p e t e n t l y t r a i n e d m a n .

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s i d e s o f a n y c o n t r o v e r s y t h a t m a y a r i s e w i l l i in its c o l u m n s ; to k e e p th e i n l e r e s l s o f t h e s l iu le n l b o d y a n d o f D r e x e l , w h ic h a r e s y n o n y m o u s , f o r e m o s l in ils l l i o i i g h l s ; a n d lo m a i n t a i n t h e s t r i c t e s t i n l e g r i l y in d o i n g

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In th e p a s t , th e 'I'uiANGi.K h a s e s t a b l i s h e d a n t ' l iv ia b le r i ' p u t a l i o n a m o n g ils readcMs a n d a m o n g o i l i e r c o l l e g e n e w s p a j ) e r s . T h i s r e p u t a - l i o n we a r e s o l e m n l y |)l(*dgcd to s u s t a i n a n d i n i i ) r o \ ( ‘ i f p o s s ib l e . W e

f e e l it a p r i v i l e g e a n d d i s l in c l r e s p o n s i b i l i l y lo b e th e s p o k e s m a n f o r

t h e s t u d e n t s o f t h e In s l i l u l e . A s l l ic i r s p o k e s m a n , t h e T k i a n g i .k w il l e n d e a v o r a t a l l l i m e s lo g iv e vo ice f r e e ly a n d w i lh o u l ( | u a r t e r lo a l l r e c o g n i z e d s l u d e n l o p i n i o n s . Tin* i h o u g h l s (*xpres.sed in t h e s e c o l u m n s

s h a l l c o n l i n i i e lo b e , a s ih e y h a v e a l w a y s b e e n , o f s l u d e n l o r i g i n a n d

f o r s l u d e n l w e l f a r e .

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b e t h i s : T o s t r i v e e v e r l o r t h a t w h ic h w i l l b r i n g a d \ a n l a g e lo D r e x e l

s t u d e n t s a n d h o n o r lo o u r A l m a M a le r .

D ear M um:Wel l he ro 1 iini iinii-ticiilly ri 'iuly to g r a d u a t e a n d n o th in g to do b u t

[lass ii t' l'w inoi’o courses , a n d jiay f o r my d ip lom a , cap a n d gow’ii, i n v i t a ­tions, an d a tiout ten o th e r til ings. T o d ay th e y a s k e d me how m a n y i n v i t a ­t ions 1 w a n te d to buy, a n d a t li rs t I th o u g h t 1 would in v i te all F u g d u m p , bu t when th e y to ld me they would cost live a n d a ha lt ' c en t s each 1 sa id Just one. T h a t will be to you. Hilly isn ’t i t ? P a y i n g to i n v i t e you, my Alom, to my (twn g ra d u a t io n . 1 r e a d one o f tl iem. H o ly W eekend! K verybody bu t me is i n v i t i n g you to my g ra d u a t io n . T h ey r e a d t h a t the Hoard of T rus tees , the P r e s id e n t , the F a c u l ty , a n d all t h e 8 en io r Class inv i te s you to a t t e n d , bu t not one place does i t m e n t io n me. Say , w ho’s g r a d u a t i n g a n y w a y ?

1 hope you go t my flowers a n d t e le g ra m all r i g h t fo r M o th e r ’s D ay . 'I’he sam e day my g ir l w en t to the seashore a n d 1 m ade a m is ta k e an d sen t he r the M o th e r ’s D ay te leg ram . K ve rybody else t h o u g h t i t was f u n n y a n d so d id 1, l)ut she ’s sore a t me. .1 c a n ’t see w hy she i s n ’t b r o a d ­minded a b o u t it all. Peoii le k e p t com ing up a n d c o n g r a tu l a t i n g me. I t ’s g o t t e n so b a d t h a t i ’ve dec ided t h a t 1 m ig h t as w’ell bu y a bo x o f c ig a r s a n d pass th em out. All th is because 1 sen t a t e le g ra m to th e w^roiig person.1 guess you m us t h ave g o t te n the t e le g ra m s a y in g to keep the s and ou t of yo u r liair a n d to watcl i out fo r th e m osquitoes, e spec ia l ly th e ones w'ith the two m o to rs on th em . D ow n a t t h e shore t h e y cal l th e m S tu k as .

One of the fe l low s a t the house is r u n n in g fo r p re s id en t of his class , an d all h e ’s been do ing is s m ok ing c ig a rs a n d t a lk in g . H e c a r r ie s a soaj)- box w i th him. T he c iga rs a re re a l ly foul, a n d he g e t s ashes in e v e r y b o d y ’s soup a t d inner . We told him w e ’d all vo te fo r him if he ’d s top s m ok ing c igars . He says i t ’s too la te now, because he ju s t rea l ized he w as bo rn to tie a j io li tic ian , an d t h a t t h e r e ’s n o th in g lu> can do a b o u t it excep t go on and become P re s id e n t of the I 'n i t e d S ta te s . We sa id w e 'd r a th e r h a v e a d ic ta to rs h ip .

L a s t week the s o ro r i ty t h a t m y g ir l be longs to w e n t to th e shore an d th ey all cam e b a ck look ing like red lobste rs . No one can ge t n e a r e r th a n leii f e e t to a n y of th e m or th e y s t a r t to y e l l a ll of which is e m b a r r a s s in g espi'cia l ly s ince you on ly w a n te d to t a l k to th e m in the t i r s t p lace. All of the fe l low s cal l th e m th e D e l ta T a u M u S o ro r i ty or the D o n ’t Touch •Me Girls. Somi* of llie g ir l s s a id i t w a s n ' t w o r th it.

A f t e r liv(> y e a r s of college 1 guess e v e ry b o d y ex p ec ts mo to know w h a t ’s w ha t . Well, I ho|ie 1 d o n ’t d isap p o in t ev e r y b o d y too much because 1 d o n ’t know e v e r y th in g a n d ni“i th e r do the o th e r Senio rs , B u t w e know th is m uch, an d t h a t is t h a t a lo t of people who a re supposed to know' w l ia t ’s w ha t really d o n ’t k n o w as much as th e y w an t us to t h in k th e y know.

I’ll! go ing to miss ev e r y b o d y h e re in school a f t e r 1 g ra d u a te . M ost ly I ’ll miss th(‘ s t u d e n t s an d th e fe l lows a t the house. T h e re a re also a couple of g ir l s I ’ll miss, too. I gui'ss y o u ’re g o in g to miss m y l a u n d ry case e \ e r v week. I ’ll mis s it too because e v e r y t im e 1 go t i t th e re Avas p len ty in it besides clo thes. 'I’lie g ir l s a t th e dorm look fo r w a r d to th e i r la u n d ry k i t so m uch th a t eve ry t im e th e y g e t one t h e y call it an em otiona l crisis.

I ’ll be look ing fo r you on C om m encen ien t D ay . P lease te ll P o p not to b r in g a cow bell a n d c lang i t when I ge t my d ip lom a l ike he d id when I g ra d u a te d f rom high school. H e ’s go t to be m ore d ign if ied th i s time, bu t I guess it will be O. K. if he th ro w s c o n f e t t i in s tead .

S a y hello to ev e ry o n e in P u g d u m p a n d to P o p a n d Sis fo r me.Y o u r ever - lo v in g son,

<’H E S T E B P T E L D .» * »

E d i to r 's .Vote: T h is is the last t 'hes ter(u*ld K]iistle. T h is s(‘ries of le t te r s b egan (ive y e a r s ago when ( ’liesterliidd was a no isy F r e s h m a n , an d has conti iuu 'd un t i l lu* finally, by tlie gracc* of God a n d the fa c u l ty , g r a d u ­a ted . We hope t h a t the s tu d e n t s h a \ ( ‘ en joye d th e m as m uch as w’e have en joyed w r i t i n g them.

'I'lie coliimii h a s had an iiit(>resting h is to ry . I t w as b e g u n b y Bil l •Morris, who used lo work up in fin* ‘PIk' hi lab. Hill, who h a d been see ing bewil i le red fres liinen yc 'ar a f t e r yi'iii', decided it would be fu n to h a v e a column in the form of a l i ' t t e r l)y a F res h man lo h is m o th e r t e l l in g he r of Dr(>xel. A f t e r six oi' sevi'ii coliiiiins, Hill fo u n d it dil ficul t because of his work to I 'onliniie w r i t i n g the co lumn. C 'ra \vford IJoiiow, avIio w as e d i to r of th e T r ia n g le fo r tw o y ea r s in l!).'i7 an d ’.'18, thi>n took OhestcM'lleld by the hand and led him th rough his soiiliomore yi>ar. A f t e r C ra w fo rd g r a d u ­a ted , the (‘oliiiiin was a b o u t to be d iscon t inued , u n t i l T om m y Po l i tes , th on a pre-Junio r , decided th a t Cliesterli 'ld dese rved to g ra d u a te . Por t lu ' la s t tlirei ' y ea r s 'I'oin h a s been g u id in g “ C h es ty ” t h r o u g h D rex e l in a ro l l ick in g and s(mi(‘t im es scanda lous fash ion nn l i l now Chest(>rfield will g r a d u a te , a l i t t l e Avisei' bu t hardi.v more' digni l ied tlciii when he was a Freshnia ii ,

'I’lie five y e a r s of C hes te r l ie ld ’s le t te r s re]i resent a p a n o ra m a of Drexe l s luden l iif(‘, t r a d i t i o n s , Jokes, an d p ranks . Most of the ineidc'iits in Ch('sh>rlii‘ld ’s ca ree r \vere a c tu a l h ap p en in g s , o f t e n m ade m ore en joyab lo b y ex ag g e ra t io n . .Ml in all, he h a s had a good time, le a rne d a l i t t le , and made m any f r iends . H is sp i r i t w as alwa,\ 's r e f r e s h in g an d M’holosome. Tf lie has niad(‘ Drexel stiidiMits laugh a l i t t l i ' an d f o r g e t t lu ' i r worries , the coluinn has well been \vorlli the t im e. Good luck, Cheste rf ield , old 1»ov!

N e w B o o k sb y R U T H H A R R Y

M Y OW N FOL’ H W A L L S , by Don Hose. D onb le day , Doran & Co., li)41. “ A cen lu ry-o ld house, w i th in v iew of the S w e d e n b o rg ia n c a t h e d r a l a t D ryn A tl iyn , P e n n s y lv a n i a , a t t r a c t e d th e eye of the schoo lteae l ie r Don Rose. H e had in v e s ted a l l his s a v ­ings in it be fo re he d iscovered t h a t th e roof le a ked a n d the floors Averc re ady to s ink , t h a t th e fi replaces smoked an d the |) lunib ing w as ob- sol(!te. When th is hap p en s to a man w ith a small s a la ry a n d a la rge fam i ly , tlii 're is only one course open to h im ; he m u s t become his own bu i lde r , c a r p en te r , p lu m b e r and p a p e r h a n g e r . ”

“ For tw en ty -f ive y e a r s tlu ' h a r r ied owner, now co lum nis t o f th e P h i la - de lph ia ‘L edger , ’ has lab o red to tu rn his tu m b le d o w n doniie ile in to a c o m fo r t ab le hom e fo r th e th re e ch i ld ren w i th whom he s t a r t e d the a d v e n t u r e and the n in e who h av e come a long. 'I 'oday he can v iew his own fo u r w al ls w ith p r id e ; fo r the house has been a d d ed to bey o n d re cognit ion , th e liarn a n d th e w'hoel- w r ig h t shop h a v e been co n v e r te d in ­to separ.ate res idences , a n d th e old- fa sh ioned g a rd e n s now' bloom beh in d s tone w alls which he b u i l t w i th his own h a n d s . ”

“ W i th t h e o r ig in a l i ty and the sa l ty , philoso])hic a p p ro ach which has g iven his ‘S tu f f a n d N o n se n s e ’ a ])lace a m ong d i s t i n c t iv e n e w sp a p e r columns to d a y . D oji R ose te ll s the s to ry of th e J)u ild ing o f h is inuch- n io rt t iaged m anor . B u t M Y O W N F O l ' R W A L L S is m ore t h a n t h a t ; it is t h e th o u g h t f u l , d i v e r t i n g an d c o n t inuous ly a m u s in g re co rd o f an in d iv id u a l i s t ’s e ffor ts to solve the |) rae t ica l iirobleins o f e v e r v d a v l i f e .”

F l N l . A N D F O R E V E R , ' b y H u d ­son S trode . H a r c o u r t , B race & Co., 1941. “ T h is is th e s to ry of a lan d a n d o f a |)eo|)le who h a v e fo u g h t fo r c en tu r ie s a g a i n s t overw 'helin ing odds and su rv iv ed to c r e a t e a n a t io n an d a w ay o f li fe t h a t is b o th a model and an in s p i ra t io n . I t m a k e s i t c h 'a r w hy a c o u n t ry sm a l le r th a n th(‘ s t a t e of C a l i fo rn ia w as ab le fo r 105 long d a y s to hold a t b a y th e massed m ig h t o f th e red a r m y of R u ss ia .”

“ ‘1 h av e w r i t t e n th i s book,’ the a u th o r says , ‘because I w'ish more m en to know' the in s p i r in g t r u t h a b o u t th e Finns . I ha ve t r i e d to in te r j i re t the h e a r t o f th e n a t io n by re c o u n t in g w'hat I k n o w i n t i ­m a te ly of it s peo])le in 19.S9 p r io r to till' o u tb r e a k o f w'ar. E v e ry o n e know s how m arv e lo u s the F i n n s were as so ld ie rs— th e i r record in w a r is unsu rpassed . B u t few rea l ize how a d m ira b le th e y were in peace . So in th is book I h a v e e n d ea v o re d to show' the sini])le p a t t e r n of d a i ly l iv in g an d da i ly t h in k i n g t h a t m a d e heroic F in lan d ]>ossible.’ ”

“ Few A m e r ic a n s k n o w F in l a n d as in t im a te ly as H u dson S trode . H e has t r a v e le d le isu re ly f ro m the modern c i ty of H e ls in k i in t h e sou th to th e ro l l ing p a s tu r e l a nds o f the Laj ips on th e shores o f the A rc t ic Ocean. H e m e t and t a lk e d w i th m a n y men, f rom S ibe l ius to p e a s a n t , f rom .Nurmi to M an n e rh e im . H e has s tud ie d F i n l a n d ’s i n d u s t r y a n d he r a g r ic u l tu re , h e r g r e a t co -opera t ives an d he r s p lend id a r t s . A n d f rom his s tud ies , he has d ra w n th i s Avarm a n d friiMidly p o r t r a i t of an heroic people an d an hero ic l a n d .”

H O W TO M A K E GOOD I N CO L­L E G E , b y R an d a l l B. H a m r ic k . A s ­s oc ia t ion P ress , 1940. “ M a n y college s tu d e n t s f a i l because o f th e i r in-

In th e M a i l B a g

T his l e t t e r w a s rece ived b y Dr. Kolbe, a n d a t h is reques t , is h e re r e p r in t e d ;

Fedi-ral Se cu r i ty A gency IJ. S. O F F K 'K O F H D U CA T lO X

W as h in g to n

M a y 9, 1941 To U n i v e r s i t y a n d College Fre .sidents :

I ’n d e r di.ite o f Apri l l(i, 1941, B u l ­le tin No. 10 on h ig h e r e d u ca t io n an d na t iona l de fen se issued by th e A m e r ­ican Council on E d u c a t io n was d i s ­t r i b u te d . T h a t bu l le t in con.tains an exce l len t a cco u n t of the w ays in which colleges, f a c u l ty m em bers a n d college s tu ( len ts ciiin bes t coopera te in m a k in g the se lec t ive serv ice sys tem work as it w as des igned to work in re li it ion to colleges, co llege fa c u l t i e s a n d college s tu d en ts .

I wish to say an a d d i t i o n a l w ord to y ou r s tu d en ts . T h is has to do w i th the ten d e n c y of s t u d e n t s to enroll in s ho r t d e fense t r a i n i n g courses i n ­s t e a d of coin]) let ing th e i r r e g u la r col­lege curr icu la . T he de fe n se t r a in in g p rog ram ope ra te s u n d e r tlie J u r i s d ic ­t ion of th is office. I t h e re fo re h a v e a keen in te re s t in the e ffec t iveness of the p rog ram . I t should be said , h o w ­ever , thiat the d e m a n d of i n d u s t r y fo r f u l l y t r a i n e d p ro fes s io n a l p e rsonne l in a l l t h e fields re la te d to n a t io n a l d e fe nse is a l re a d y g r e a t e r t h a n th e supj tly a n d the need fo r these fu l ly t r a in e d men is g o in g to be g r e a t e r with the p a ss in g years .

I t would be a m is take , t h e re fo re , fo r a s tu d e n t who is co m p e ten t to com ple te a fu l l college course w’h ich is reki' ted close ly to de fense to d ro p ou t o f t h a t course a n d com ple te some shor t course in o rder to e n g ag e in in d u s t r i a l em p loym en t a t less t h a n a ful l p ro fess io n a l level. The fi rst obli- ga.tion o f co llege s tu d e n t s is to fit th e m se lv e s fo r th e h ig h e s t ty p e o f se rv ice ; t h e y should no t g iv e up t h e chance to p re p a re fo r t h e i r un iq u e serv ice In o rde r to re n d e r a se rv ice on a leve l which can be re n d e re d by a much la rg e r n u m b e r of men a n d w'omen.

V e r y cord ia l ly yours ,J o h n W. S tu d e b a k e r ,

Commissioner .

a b i l i t y to dea l a d e q u a te ly w i th t h e p rob lem s o f a d j u s t m e n t to cam pus li fe . A n d nm ny o th e rs n e v e r g e t as much as th ey could f r o m college— in ed u ca t io n a n d good t im es . S u c ­cess In co llege Is no t a s im ple m a t t e r o f fo rm u la s , b u t th e re is i n f o r m a ­t ion a v a i la b l e t h a t c an he lp t h e n e w ­comer, a n d even th e senio r , to m ee t the p ro b lem s — b ig a n d l i t t l e — of cam pus l i fe more in te l l i g e n t ly . ”

“ These tw e lv e easy - to - read c h a p ­te r s b r in g t h a t In f o rm a t io n t o g e th e r in th e l a n g u ag e o f the cam pus. I t is th e col lege s t u d e n t ’s p e rs o n a l gu ide , his B a e d e k e r to college s u c ­cess. E v e r y p a g e Is c r a m m e d w i th t e s t e d t ip s f o r college m e n a n d w o m ­en. B e g in n in g w'ith a f u l l sec t ion on w h a t to expec t a n d h o w to t a k e it, th e g u ide book shows th e s t u ­d e n t hoAv to p re p a re f o r a n d t a k e exam s, how to b u d g e t t im e , use th e l ib r a r y ; It suppl ies d a i ly do’s a n d d o n ’t s on s tu d e n t e t i q u e t t e f o r t h e fl ivver , t h e t h e a t r e , in t r o d u c t io n s , d a t in g , d in in g , dan c in g , Aveek-end cou r te sy , th e do rm ; c a r e f u l ly p r e ­p a re d sec t ions on p e rs o n a l a p p e a r ­ance a n d c lo thes fo r b o th sexes, p r e ­p a re d w i t h th e he lp of m ak e -u p a n d c lo thes e x p e r t s ; h e lp fu l sec t ions on f inancia l a id s a n d su m m er em p lo y ­m ent a n d choos ing a v o c a t io n .”

L A S T I C K D R U GDRUGS __________________COSMETICS

Luncheon Specials Menu Changed Daily

3 3 rd an d P ow etton

DREXEL SUPPLY STOREROOM 2 0 6

L e f a x , D r a w i n g E q u i p m e n t

P e n n a n t s , S t a t i o n e r y , F o u n t a i n P e n s

D r e x e l P o s t C a r d s , P a p e r , D r e x e l J e w e l r y

T e x t B o o k s

A . A . C o u n c i l S a n c t i o n s T h r e e A d d i t i o n a i S p o r t s

Tlie n e w ly fo r m e d A th le t i c Coun ­cil undoi' the g a v e l of I 'rofes .sor Dowell, m e e t in g f o r the fi rs t t im e to ­g e th e r formji lly recognized tl i ree of Drexel’s em b ry o sports , nam ely , ice hockey, sw im m in g a n d lacrosse.' This will come ns welcom e news to Hie a sp i r an t s o f th e se th re e sports . The A. A. Council silso ji ided the Husiness Miiiinger of A th le t ic s in a r r a n g in g ill his a th le t i c b u d g e t f o r lf»42 to pro- \ ide e q u ip m e n t fo r th e se th re e s|)oi'ts, and tlie boa rd a lso m a de it possib le for th e B usiness Maniager to provide su i tab le in te rc o l l e g ia te schedules for these th ree te.ams.

The ice h oc key te a m is a l r e a d y on its way to becom ing one of Dre 'xel’s best m inor sports . L a s t w in te r the .Dragons were b a p t iz e d in to th is new sport as th e y were a ccep ted in to the E a s te rn C o lleg ia te Ice H o c k e y League . T he t e a m coached by Bint- zer a n d Dowell, m a n a g e d to win two games, bo th over c i ty rival.s, St. Jo seph 's a n d L aS a l le . N e x t y e a r the te am hopes to renu i in in the league an d oppose t h e sam e t e a m s w ith the possible a d d i t i o n o f P e n n S ta t e and P r in c e to n ,T. V.

A n o th e r n ew s p o r t t h a t has been p r a c t i c in g up a t th e We.st B runch Y.M.C.A. is th e n e w D rexe l s w im ­m in g team . T h i s t e a m h a s not as y e t com pe ted in a n y college m ee ts but th e y hope to c o n ta c t such colleges as F r a n k l i n a n d M arsh a l l , L a f a y e t t e College, L e h ig h U n iv e r s i ty , G e t ty s ­burg College, a n d M u h len b e rg Col ­lege. H om e m e e ts a re ant ic ijwited w i th St . J0vseph’.s, Tem ple a n d Penn .

Li icrosse came as the resul t c,f t i r e ­less efforts on the ].art o f the p a r ­t i c ip a n t s in the sport it se lf .Mnd f o a c h M a u r y M cM ains , who mad,, possible all th e a r r a n g e m e n ts fo r the team s lactivit ie s th is season.

K ncouraged by the sp lend id s how ­ing of th e team , ( ’oach M cM ains e.v- pects liicrosse to be in full sw ing bv n e x t year . A lre a d y the sport has jit- t r a c t e d 38 cand ida te s , and of these men, only fo u r will be lost by g radn- Mtion. Since t h e m a jo r i t y o f ' t l ie men on the te am lare freshm en , th e re will be no lack of seasoned p la ve rs for severa l y e a r s to come.

T he A th le t ic Hoard, in its recent m eet ing , has begun work on a big- t im e schedule for n e x t vear . The schools in the im m e d ia te v ic in i tv which a re be ing co n tac ted a re the of P., S w ar th m o re , P enn St. ite , L e ­h igh, L a f a y e t t e , W es t C hes te r S t a t e T e achers College, a n d Rutgers . O the r

A. A.

(C o n t in u e d on P a g e 4, Col. 1)

W om en M arksm en C om p lete Season

U eek a f t e r w eek , D rex e l ’s w o m ­e n ’s ririe t e a m cam e th ro u g h w i th v ic to rie s . A n d \vhy?

I t seems t h a t S e rg e a n t T i t t e l , one o f th e coaches, p ro m ised t h e t e a m m em bers t h a t he w ou ld k iss a nyone who m ade a p e r f e c t score.

h e th e r t h i s \vas th e s p a r k which to uched off th e r i f le rs ’ successfu l season or not , t h e g i r l s cam e th ro u g h w i th on ly 2 los t m a tc h e s ou t o f 23.

I n a p p re c i a t i o n o f h is coaching , the g ir l s p re s e n te d h im w i th a s i lver cup f o r h is l i t t l e d a u g h te r . H e r i n i t i a l s w ere e n g ra v e d on it.

T he m em b ers o f th e t e a m were d e l ig h te d to h e a r t h a t “ S a rg e ” T i t t e l w ould coach th em n e x t season.

L e t t e r s G i v e n

A t ‘ D ’ B a n q u e t

M e m b e r s o f V a r s i t y

T e a m s t o b e P r e s e n t

C u lm in a t in g th is y e a r ’s a th le t i c p ro g r am will be the an n u a l “ D ” Ban((uet w hich will be held a t the S tu d e n t U n ion bu i ld ing on W ed n e s ­d ay even ing . M ay 28, a t G:30 p.m.

In d ic a t io n s a re t h a t th e affa ir will be th e m os t e lab o ra te y e t a t t e m p te d a t D rexel , w i th p ro m in en t g u es ts of th e a th le t i c w or ld t a k in g th e s p o t ­l igh t in the p ro g ram to fo l low the d inner .

I n v i t e d to the b a n q u e t a re th e m em be rs o f the A th le t i c B oard of Control, the coaches of t h e i r re spec ­t iv e team s, a n d the l e t t e rm e n of the team s. The te am s to be re p re s en te d b y le t t e rm e n are t h e 1940 foo tb a l l team , th e 1941 b a s k e tb a l l team , b a s e ­ba l l team , rifle team , t e n n is te am , t r a c k te a m , hockey team , lacrosse t e am , a n d th e sw im m ing te am , the l a s t th r e e b e in g the new ly recog ­n ized te a m s a.t Drexel. Inv i t i ; t ions a re a lso to be issued to the w in n in g te a m of the in te r-c lass so f tba l l league.

A l u m n i D o w n

V a r s i t y N i n e

B y 4 - 2 C o u n t

D i L a r s o a n d C h a s e

B r i l l i a n t i n D e f e a t

O f C u r r e n t D r a g o n s

l .as t S a tu r d a y the Drexel . \ lum ni te a m d e fe a t e d flic Drexel V a rs i ty m oundsm en . 'I’h;. ^core wasDrexel V;irsity 2, Drexel Alumni 4.

The A lumni te am scored first in the t h i r d inn ing when Kleii ibach liil a double . M,. scored on K niesh’s Hingle. The V a rs i fy nioundsnien r e ­ta l i a te d in the fo u r th f r a m e when Dave Kolb reach(>d second on errors by K u le sh ; he then stole to th i rd and scored on a balk by Chase.

I wo more a lum ni runs cam e in d u r in g th e fiffh inning. Kulesh and ( liase did th e scoring. The g rads scored th e i r final run in th e s ix th when A r t D iL arso , b ig gun fo r the A lum ni , wallo jied the ball fo r a t h ree -b ag g e r p lac ing h im se lf in scor ing posit ion. Dil^arso scored on I'.ill H effner’s single to center .

Ill an a t t e m p t to s t a y in the ball gam e the V ars i ty scored a run in th e s ix th . T he ta l ly , how ever , was to be th e i r last . F r a n k Quinn s in ­g led to r i g h t field an d w ent on to t h i rd on Knss Mintzer’s wild throw . He s to le home to score.

G ra d s O u t o f T r a in in g

'I’he (J rads, a l though no t in t r a i n ­ing, showed t h a t they s ti ll had the old tire o f fo rm er years . Especial ly n o ta b le p e r fo rm an c e s were g iven by A rt D iL arso , Hill “ C h ie f” Heffner , and i^ovell Chase.

D iL a rso , c a p t a in of the 1940 Dragon te a m , p layed an exce]) tional gam e a t first base and was th e s lug ­ge r fo r the A lum ni bal l -hawks. D i ­L a rs o go t th re e h i ts out o f fou r tr ips to the p la te . Two of th ese h i t s were e x t r a -b a g g e r s ; a t r ip le a n d a double .

Bill H effner , who is th e Dragon a s s i s ta n t ba seba l l coach, d ese r ted his boys a n d p layed a bang -up gam e beh ind th e ji late. H e f fne r fo rm er ly c a u g h t fo r th e P i t t s b u r g h P i r a t e s . ‘

Lovel l Chase, one of the beat p i tc he rs t h a t the D ra g o n s h ave ever had, was a s te l l a r ji iayer on the Drexel 1939 c h am pionsh ip baseba l l te am . Chase l im i ted his fo rm er t i a m m a t e s to tw o hi ts .

The V a r s i ty , who h av e h ad a r a th e r unsuccess fu l season, d id p r e t ­ty well cons ide r ing the opposit ion. T hey h a d conside rab le t ro u b le so lv ­ing C hase ’s tw o-h i t p i tc h in g . Yander - g r i f t an d E v a n s n i tc h ed fo r th e V a r ­s i ty an d al lowed th e G rads seven hits .

T ntie MiSoldier

In s t i tu te Day will find Drexei's so ld ie r boys v ie ing for honi.rs in t ie annual Field Day compcti ti , ns a t fhe4() tl i s t re e t dril l grounds, liciru- la rly scheduled even t s inc lude flic l | ' l i " io u s e ,|u ijnnent racc and sciuad dri l competi t ions . A w ards will |„. I'lJide to the w inners in these events ••ind to runners -ui. the equipment race. All Drexel s tu d e n t s a re in v i t ­ed to w itness the fi-stivit ies.

C o e d A r c h e r s

R a n k i n M e e t

S w a r t h m o r e V i c t o r s ;

D r a g o n e t t e s F i f t h

•Mfhough iM.t y e t recognized as a '"iU'M- sporf , a rc h e r y for women is qu ick ly g ro w in g in j .opu la r i ty a t l>rexel. Conse(|uently m a tches with v a rs i ty fennis of n i ' ighbor ing col­leges h.-ive been scheduled for Drex ­el s vars ify , the first te am is ccmi- I'osed of C a p ta in N a n c v W alker , h igh-score r Ann Lingle, Gloria Dick and M ary Hough. In an in v i ta t io n meet which included tw e lve te am s from colleges in fhe Ph i lade lph ia a rea , Drexel p laced fifth. W alk ing off with to|p honors was the S w ar th - niore College team . T he ir s tar , Kastern coast cham pion Frederik.-i <’oerr, scored a g ra n d to ta l of 457 |)oints of a ])ossible 648.

A f te r the m ee t th e re was a n ove l ­ty con tes t to see who could first b reak ba lloons on the ta rg e ts . C a t e r ­p i l la rs proved to be jirize a n n o y ­ances to the g ir ls by c ra w l in g all over c o n te s ta n t s an d e qu ipm ent . B ag ­pipes ins tead of whis tles were an a dded surprise.

A B C H E B S(C o n t in u e d on P a g e 4, Col. 3)

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every day- sessions, a tteoooasions— chev iing

Softb a ll L eague N ears C onclusion

T h r e e W a y D e a d l o c k

I f S e n i o r s T r i u m p h

As the J n t r a m u r a l S o f tb a l l season d ra w s to a close an e x t r a i n i t i a t i v e has been a d d ed in the form of a t ro p h y to spu r th e te a m s on to stiff'er com pe ti t ion . A t the p re s en t t im e only the f r e s h m e n ha ve com­p le ted th e i r schedule . The f ro sh h ave h a d a v e ry successfu l season in t h a t t h e y h ave only suffered one d e fe a t , th is d e fe a t was a t the han d s of the p re- juniors .

The p re - jun io rs a re as y e t u n d e ­fe a te d b u t th e y p lay th e i r c ruc ia l gam e to d a y a t Cur t i s F ie ld a g a in s t th e seniors. I n the e v en t of a senio r v ic to ry in th is ga m e th e re will be a th ree -w ay t ie fo r the c h am p io n ­ship. The senio rs h ave lost only one so t h a t a v ic to ry to d ay places them in t h i s tie.

I f a t ie occurs some a r r a n g e m e n t will be m ade by th e M e n ’s A. A. fo r a play-off' to decide the w inner . The ju n io r s and the sophomores a re hopeless ly ou t of the t ro p h y race fo r th i s season.

The M e n ’s A, A., sponsor of th e league, h a s do n a ted a p e rm a n e n t t ro p h y to be g iven to tlie annua l

S O F T B A L L(C o n t in u e d on P a g e 4, Col. 1)

T e n n i s S q u a d

D e f e a t s B e a r sLiist S a tu r d a y was cold and w indy

but the w ea th e r d id n ’t in te r f e re w i th D rexe i ’s t enn is te am as they nosed out Urs inus 5-4. I t was no t un t i l the t h i r d set had been p layed in the final double s t h a t v ic to ry was a s ­sured. W ith the m a tch score ti ed a t 4-4, P a r in e t an d W hite s lipped th rough to t a k e the open ing set, (i-.i, a g a i n s t M an a n d H y a t t , the I’rs inus duo. B u t the Hear-men re ­t a l i a te d s t ro n g ly a n d th ey appl ied the pressure in the second set t a k ­ing i t «-2. Witjh one se t apiece , the tension g rew as each team con­s is te n t ly won its serv ice in th e final set. T e c h ’s loss in its two o the r doubles m a tch es served to cause a n x ie ty a n d some doul>t a bou t w in ­n ing the t h i r d one. In the tw e l f th game, however , th e home te am broke th rough the U rs inus serv ice a n d sewed up the niafch with a 7-5 set.

A t the very s t a r t of the a f t e r ­noon, Norm P a rn ie t , as usual gave Drexel the first win, su b d u in g AVood, 7-5, 6-.'{. Two success ive losses by white a n d M ik k a l to the U rs inus men M an and H y a t t put Drexel back. Tom Garwood, a f t e r experienc-

T E N N I S(C on t inued on P a g e 4, Col. 1)

G o i a K e u

Scholarships

SW©'■ e t e n y o '

t c k a g e s

d a i l y

This year , fu r the first time, Gold K e y will a w a r d two a th le t i c scho la r ­ships to w o r th y men. 'I’hese scho la r ­sh ips will be fo r i|i5() or one for $100, th e a m o u n t be ing d e te rm in e d by the need of th e reciji ient. Any men in the suphomore , p re- junior , an d ju n io r c la sses a re el igible .

Scho la rsh ip a w a r d s will be based ou a b i l i t y iu a th le t ic s , scholas tic s tan d in g s , an d need iness of the s t u ­dent . T ho a w a r d wil l be m ade ou Iius t i tu to day , J u n o 3, 1941.

N o iu iu a t io n s h ave a l re a d y lieen su b m i t te d an d th e se will bo in v e s t i ­g a te d d u r in g the n e x t two weeks.

In elig ib ility D elays W. A. A. E lections

Ine l ig ib i l i ty of a c an d id a te on the W. A. A. ba l lo t re su l ted in the jiost- ponem en t of e lections u n t i l Tuesday , May 20. V oting will be held in the C our t f rom 12 to 3 a n d all girl s who have p a r t i c ip a te d in the va r ious sports , or who have served as m a n ­age r s or a s s i s tan t m an ag er s will be e l ig ib le to in d ica te th e i r choices for iK'xt y e a r ’s odicers.

C lim ax ing the a c t iv i t i e s of tho W omen’s AthU't ic A ssocia t ion for th is y e a r will be the a n n u a l b a n q u e t to be held a t W h i t m a n ’s on M ay 2(i. All a w a r d s for the ]>ast y e a r will be made a t th is t im e to those d e se rv ­ing p a r t i c ip a n t s of sports . S p ea k er of the even ing will be Dr. Mercer, head o f physical educa t ion a t tho U n iv e rs i ty of P eunsy lvau ia .

G raduation(C o n t in u ed f ro m P a g e 1, Col. 5)

nu t . D u r in g the a f te rn o o n , from ;i:00 to 4:30, l)r. Kolbe will e n t e r ­t a in a lum ni, seniors, an d th e i r fam il ies a t a ten to be he ld a t the D orm ito ry .

All ev en t s will be c l im axed by M onday m o rn in g ’s cerem ony, when 300 seniors will receive th e i r degrees f rom tho ha n d s of Dr. Kolbe.

D r a g o n s R o n t S o u t h e r n e r s

L ynchburg O verw helm ed As D ragon Sluggers S core E leven R uns on T w elve H its O ver V irginia T eam

L n l p a s h i n g a p o w e r f u l s c o r i n g d r i v e , tl ie D r a g o n n i n e h a d a f ie ldclay a t th e e x p e n s e o f t h e L y n c h b u r g H o r n e t s T u e s d a y a f t e r n o o n a sL»rexel l a c e d th i s s o u t h e r n r i v a l b y a n o v e r w h e l m i n g I M s c o r e . T h i sw a s tl ie D r a g o n s ’ s e c o n d v i c to r y in th e l a s t t h r e e s t a r t s .

N o t o n l y w e r e t h e D r a g o n s l u g g e r s a b l e to m a k e e l e v en r u n s o u tof tw e lv e m s b u t th e e x c e l l e n t p i t c h i n g o f V a n d e r g r i f t a n d M c-i a m n e y h e l d t h e h a p l e s s s o u t h e r n e r s to o n l y five m e a s l y h i t s a n d a— If 'ie ta l ly l Wilson V a n d e r g r i f t was

fl»l» * * * ■ -

L a m b d a s L e a d

I - F S o f t b a l lAppitl e P i e s V i c t o r s

O v e r T h e t a C h i 1 3 - 1 0

l a k i n g the 'I’ekes in to cani|) lasf ■Monday, Lam bda Chi A lp h a con- finued to set the pace in th e In te r - f r a t e r n i ty so f tba l l sc ram ble w ith a to ta l of fh ree wins and no de fea ts . However, due to the Ajiple P ie ’s vic- fory over 'I’hefa Chi on Tuesday , Aljiha Pi Lam bda is also keep ing pace wifh fhe Lam bda Chis.

'I’he Lam bda Chi . \ lp h as literfillv laid it on agj i ins t the Tekes as fliev took the hect ic b a t t l e by :in 11-'4 counf. 'I’he Maring S t r e e t boys h:id l it t le t roub le in so lv ing the offer ings of .N'ichols and they proceeded to ham m er out hit s which produced the runs. L am bda Chi was not h indered by the fi(‘ld ing <»f the Tekes, and the loose de fense of th e Tekes coupled with the fine p i tc h in g and fie lding of the Lam bda (Jhis enabled the latf(>r to walk oft' the field verv much the vic to r.

Fine p e rfo rm ances by Don W ebber in the field and Karl Potteig(>i' on th(> mound helped to c o n t r ib u te to the undefeat i 'd record which the L am bda Chis have compiled.

On the iiexf evi-ning, lasf 'I’ues- day, the also undef(‘a ted Alpha Pi L am bdas handed the T h e ta Chis a lac ing ill a gam e t h a t tu rn e d in to a com bina t ion t r a c k meet and b a s ­ke tba l l game, with a score read ing l.'MO. The Apple P ies tu rn ed on the heat ear ly and honu* runs by (Jlint Law son a n d Deiss le r tu rn e d th e t r i ck in th e first tw o frames. From th is ear ly ra lly , th e 33rd S t r ee t Gang piled up a h ea v y enough m a r ­gin so t h a t th e y were n e v e r headed th roughou t the rest of the fray .

the real p i t c h in g s t a r as he p i tch ed six inn ings a n d nulli fied a n y L y n c h ­b u rg a t t e m p t to score an d he l im i ted them to tw o singles. Sure o f v ic ­to ry in the s ix th in n in g Coach H a las re lieved V a n d e r g r i f t an d in se r ted Hob M cT am ney . B ob d id w ell fo r Ins fh ree innings , b u t he d id a llow a score in the seven th . H e al lowed three* hits , two com ing in the sevenf h.

•At the plat«‘ th e re were severa l s tar s . A good sign was the h i t t i n g o f Mud L and is who cam e ou t of a te rri fic slump. I^andis iiiiide good th ree out o f fo u r a t t e m p ts . All o f L a n d is ’s h i ts were singles. (Juinn a n d C rou tham el were n e x t in line with f wo bingles a])iece.

The D ragons s ta r te d th e i r scor ing right in the first inn ing by a com ­b ina t ion walk , stolen base a n d tw o e rrors, Michaids com ing iieross w i th the first m a rke r . The b ig g u n s d id not roa r un t i l the t h i r d when the Diiigons collected th ree h i ts b u t could only m ake them good fo r one run. A f t e r s cor ing tw o in th e f o u r th an d one in the fi f th , the H a la s m e n reached th e i r peak as tiv(‘ men d e n t ­ed the ru b b e r p la t t e r . The whole th in g s t a r t e d when Clyde w a lk e d an d was ad v an c e d on a sacri f ice by L a n ­dis. Clyde reach(“d th i r d on a s ingle by C rou tham el . W ith men on fi rs t a n d th i rd , M c T am n ey w as h i t by the p i tche r . A t th i s m o m e n t ( ju inn s ingled a n d scored tw o ; bo th he an d M cT am n e y scored on M c G r a t h ’s boot of DeardorfT’s h a rd -h i t ba ll.

'I'lie L y n c h b u rg ta l ly cam e in th e seven th . W i th tw o ou t T i l la tso n t r i p le d a n d scored on A u s t i n ’s single. H o w ev e r , th e ra l ly w as shor t- l ived an d M cT a m n e y qu ick ly s u b d u ed a n y f u r t h e r a t t e m p t s to .score.

On th e whole th e D rag o n s p la y e d fine ba ll , b u t t liey ra ised t h e score by ca j i i ta l iz ing on the L y n c h b u rg b lu n d e rs a n d espec ia l ly th e f ree passes t h a t were issued b v th e sou the rn p i tc h e rs as a t o ta l o f s even w a lks were h a n d e d out.

After exercise, nothing is more p le a s a n t th a n a re fre sh in g pause with ice-cold Coca-Cola. Its taste is delicious; and a wel­come, refreshed feeling always follows. So when you pause throughout the day, make it tho pause that refreshes with ice-cold Coca-Cola. YOU TASTE ITS QUALITY

Bottled uoder authority o f The Coca-Cola Compaay by

T H E P H I L A D E L P H I A C O C A - C O L A B O T T L I N G C O M P A N Y

Page Four D R E X E L T R IA N G L E Friday, M ay 16 , 1941

S o ftb a ll M ilita ry H onor G if t Fund A w a rd s( C o n t in u e d f r o m P a g e 3, Col. 3)

w in n e r of Mio 1 ntI 'i iniural Hoftba ll IjOiiffiu' chanijiioiishi]). T he w in n in g tt ' iim's nanu ' will bti p n g ra v c d upon tlu> t roi)hy caeii y e a r as th e t i t l e - iiolcloi'H c h an g e aiul will be d isp lay ed in the Ivojihy ca.se in th e Court .

A few gam e s rem ain to bo p layed. ’I'liey a re ; 'I 'uesday, sophom ores v e r ­sus th e pri ' -Junio rs ; 'I 'hursday, j u n ­iors versus the seniors.

'.riie sen io rs m us t win th e i r g.-nne ' I 'h u rsday a g a in s t the Jun io rs in o r ­der to eom])e1e in 1h(> (inal playr)IT i f th e y m an a g e to b o a t the ]>re- Juniors .

Tennis(C o n t in u ed f ro m P a g e 3, Col. 4)

ing diOii'ulty in his li r s t sot, m a n ­a g ed to even the m a tch coun t a t 2-all when hi' finally d isp laced Wis- iner, 4-(i, (i-l, (j-1. H obertson an d l‘'/(lwards pl.aying n u m b e rs 5 a n d G ile iivcred w ith ease tw o rap id v i c ­tories . Rober tson d e fe a t e d B a r ry ,0-1, .•ind Kd w a rd s v an q u ish edM cC ausla i id , (i-.'i, G-.3.

A ga in the nuitch score w as tied, (h is t im e by r r s i n u s , th ro u g h the efl'orts of the doubles combiuatiou.s of W ood-W ism er , and B arry-Apple- get who sail ed sm oo th ly th rough th e i r m a tch es to win, 7-.5, (i-2 and

respecti \-ely . Fo l lowing th is N orm I’a rm e t a n d Captji in Char l ie AVhite took the court and ei ii;ctcd t h e i r line e xh ib i t ion t h a t decided the out come.

H igh School(C o n t in u e d f r o m P a g e 1, Col. 1)

At 11 a.m. buses will leave I'or the d o rm i to ry where the p ro g r am is in c lu n g e o f Drexel s tu d en t s . T he col­lege life of 'Drexel women will be d ep ic ted by tw o D rexe l coeds; D o r ­o thy A. J a c k s o n will s p ea k on “ A 'I 'yiiical ]>ay for a Com m ute r ,” an d •lean II. W olfe will desc r ibe “ A Tyiiical Day fo i’ a J )o rm i to ry S t u ­d e n t ." An accord ion solo \vill be rende red by . lan e t H. L ocke t t . .Steward il. _.\ii-hols will speak ;ibout “ Social Life and b ' ra te rn i t ie s a t D rexe l” and .losepli L. Vill will dis- <Miss “ .Athlet ics !ind D ra m a t ic s .”

F ol lowing :i luncheon a t th e d o rm i ­to ry , buses will leave f o r the D rexe l L odge in .N’ew tow n S quare . 'I'he vji iious spor ts an d rec re a t io n a l ga m es will be org :in ized by the AVonien’s .M hle t ic A ssoc ia t ion , and some inf(irm.‘il e n t e r t a iu m e i i t has been a r r a n g e d by the P a n h e l le n ic Couiicil. H e fres lnnen ts will be serv^- ed by the C om m ut(‘r's (Hul) a f t e r which the buses will t a k e th e s t u ­d en ts back to the do rm i to ry .

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He took p a r t in all e n g a g e m e n ts of t h e d iv is ion ti l l (3ctober of when lie w as ser iously w ounded in the A rg o n n e F o r e s t , an d ho lost a j>art of his leg. Law son w as d ischarged f rom an a r m y hos]i ital on Octol)er 11, litJlt. He w.'is a w a r d e d the Vic ­to ry medal w ith five b a t t l e clasps.

W il liam F i l e s h i f to r , o f 4218 Ro- niain s t re e t , (mlisted A pri l l(t, 1!)17, a s a s e rgean t of com])any H, of the 112th J n f a n t r y , the 28 th d iv is ion . He took p.art in all b. 'ittles un t i l he was gassed a t F ism es on A ugus t 28, 1!)18. From th e r e he was sen t to the A m e r ­ican Re<l Cross h o s p i ta l No. (i sit Bel levue, F ran ce . H e was dischai'g- ed from the hosp i ta l on Ajtril 1!», l!ll!). Mr. F i lo sh if t ( 'r is now e m p lo y ­ed as a foot traffic oflicer in th e de- [)ai 'tment of ]iublic sa fe ty .

These a w ar d s of the O rd e r of thc r u i ’])le H e a r t ar(> made on ly to ve te r j ins wounded in com ba t , in a c ­tu a l contac4 with the enem y, or to a rec ip ient of the J) is t ingu is l ied S e r v ­ice Cross or C ongress iona l M edal . 'I'liis oi'dei' was rev ived in 1932 by an act of Congress . It is issued only by w a r ra n t th rough the W ar De|iiirf- nient.

'Pile medal is a gold [irofile of ( ieorge W ash ing tnn m oun ted on a hear t-sha[)ed i)Ui'])le Held, which is, in (urn, se t in a gold hea r t . The m edal i t s e l f is hung from a p u r |de r ibbon (r im m ed with white .

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(C o n t in u e d f r o m P a g e 1, Col. 2)stu<len(s who !ire the A lu m u i m e m ­bers of the futuri. ' as 'well ;is w i th the in'esent.

N o m in a t io n s fo r Drexel I n s t i t u t e .Mumiii .Association olficers f o r 1941- 42 W!‘ri“ un an im o u s ly a p p r o v e d by (he n o m in a t in g com m i t te e a n d a re as follows: P r t ' s ide n t , .lohn Hoyd Le t l i e rbu ry , class of lOiU) in the school o f Civil FngincK'r ing, a m e m ­ber of T au Beta I'i ancl A.S.C.IO. while a t t e n d i n g school a n d n o w D e ­s ig n e r ;ind S p e c ia l i s t f o r th e N ew ^ 'ork S h ip b u i ld in g C o i j )o ra ( io n ; vice- ji res ident for men, .Albert J u r a m , class of 1!K!7 in the school of M e ­chan ica l I 'lng ineer ing, th e r e t i r in g p res iden t of th e Ph i lade lph ia . Drexel <'lub; vic i' -piesid( 'nt for women, •Mrs. I']. F. Ijamb, cliiss of lOKi in tlie School of H om e lOconomics; r e co rd in g s ec re ta ry , P h o e b e Max- field, class o f 19H7 in S<diool of Sec- n ' t a r i a l Scieiico, now s e c re t a ry to d i rec to i ’ of the S tu d e n t I ’n ion; an d ( r ea s u re r , L aurence W. Sm i th , class of I!)!!") in the School f)f Business A d m in is t r a t io n , a( p r e s e n t a s s i s t a n t Conipt I ' o l l e r of D r e x e l I n s t i t u t e of 'r<‘cli nology.

v\( (he annn.al m ee t in g on . lune .T, the odiccM’s who ar(> e lected will be ins (a l l i ‘d and <M>nncil ex ecu t iv e s for the next vear will b(> chosen.

( C o n t in u ed f r o m P a g e 3, Col. 2)c<illeges, which usually m ake a cir cuit o f th(* schools t h a t p lay lacrosst' , a n d w ith which D rexe l could eas ily a r r a n g e g am es an> .Army, N’livy, N'ale, P r in ce to n , D a r tm o n d i , I ' , of .North C aro l ina , . lohns H opkins , W ash ing ton an d !ie(‘, and the lTni\’e r s i ly of Vir g in ia . W ith such a schedule as (his, D rexe l would become a pro m inen t ti}> u re in the field of sporfs .

Despile (he fac( tha t Drexel has on ly th r ( ‘e men with lacrosse e x p e ­r ience , th(* te am has shown a m az in g a b i l i t y a g a i n s t th e niort ' season(‘(l p la y e r s at P e n n s y h an ia and Sw art h- uior(‘. ;\( P e n n s y lv a n i a , the team suffered d(“feat in (h e i r first gam e by a score of 4 lf. 'I’he ni‘xt gam e (*nded in a .‘i-.'i tie which could not he played ()I1‘ because of da rkness , .At Swai' th more , iiowever, the D rag o n s won tlu! l i r s t g a m e 2-1, and in a re tu rn gami' a g a i n s t a more a d v an c e d s(piad, the D ra g o n s led th ro u g h (he en t i r ( ‘ gam e a n d flu'ally em erged the \ i c t o r s by a scoi'e of 4-.’{.

(C o n t in u e d f r o m P a g e 1, Col. 2)

in s u ra n ce pol ic ies.T h e re co rd s o f th e fu n d a rc to bo

tu r n e d over to P r e s id e n t K o lb o a n d D rexe l 's b o a rd o f t ru s te e s some t im e be fo re g ra d u a t io n . The diBposit ion of th e money, how ever , w il l be d e ­c ided a t a l a te r d a te , e i th e r th o t e n th or tw e n t i e th a in i iv e rs a r y of g r a d u a ­tion.

M a n y m em bers of th e sen io r c la ss hav(! not y e t been co n ta c te d , a n d i t is ho])od t h a t th e y w il l coo p era te when th e y a re in te rv ie w e d . The c o m m it te e fu l l y rea l izes t h a t some s tu d e n t s desire to W’a i t u n t i l a f t e r g r a d u a t io n b e fo re s u b s c r ib in g al- tluuigh some wish to s t a r t now. B o th o f these i)lans a re a cce p tab le , b u t i t is de s i r ab le fo r each sen io r to s'fop a t th e G i f t F und Oflice, R oom2 of th e S tu d e n t Union b u i ld in g a n d st.ate his ])0s i t i0n.

Only a f e w w e eks of school a re le f t th is t e r m an d a success fu l con ­clusion of th e p ro je c t b e fo re g rad u - iition is desired . ]5y d o ing th is , s e n ­iors lu'lp them selves as well as t h e i r Alni!) M a te r .

Archers

(C o n t in u e d f r o m P a g e 1, Col. 3)

D re x e l te r i a n s

'I’ll is w eek 's m e e t in g of tlie Drexel- te r ia n Club has been p o s tp o n ed u n t i l ' r i iu rsday . M ay 22. F o l lowing the d inne r , which wil l t a k e p lace in the S tu d e n t C nion b u i ld in g a t 6 p.m., the re will be an e lec t ion of officers.

J-)r. Alonroe (i. K vere t t , sponsor Ilf (he r . of 1’. oflice o f th e W e s t ­m in s te r F o u n d a t io n , w il l be the Hpe.-iker.

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'i’lie ;innual c lo sing tl iniier o f the Drexel D a y .lewisli S tu d e n t A ssoc ia ­tion will be held on M o n d ay , M ay J!t, G ]i.m., in th e Louis M arsha l l House a( l!(ii;i Locust S t r ee t . F o l ­lowing the d in n e r the ne\v oflicers will be in s ta l led ; th e y a re A1 Green- sp.an, j i r es iden t ; A lv in W ene, vice- p re s id e n t ; ICinily R ein l ie im er, s ec re ­t a r y ; and Diivid P a b a n , t r e a su r e r .

R e t a i l i n g Club

As a ti ( (ing close (o a most suc ­cessfu l y e a r , the R e ta i l in g Club will h.ave ;i lunclieon m e e t in g n e x t T u e s ­day , M ay 20, a t one o’c lock in tho ca f e t e r ia , . \ f t e r th e m e e t ing , Miss 'r iiomas, sponsor of th e club a n d co­o rd in a to r of the R etai ler s , will g ive a s h o r t t a lk to the men a n d women, t h i r t y of whom go in to s to re serv ice work in (he fa l l te rm .

A n o th e r in fo rm a l g a th e r in g will be he ld M onday , M ay 2G, w hen Mrs. H u g h Sm i th , wife of (he p re s id e n t of (Ik! B e t t e r Business Bureau a n d ab le a s s i s t a n t (o th e bu re au , W'ill t a l k on th e w ays a n d m eans of b r u s h ­in g u|i Ph iladelp li i .a business .

In fo rm a l discuss ion wil l fo l low; :ill r e ta i le r s a re u rged to a t t e n d .

C o m m u te rs ’ Club

D re x e l ’s C o m m ute rs ’ Club will g ive (he seniors a f.arewell p a r t y a t th e i r lodge w eekend which beg ins tonuir- low e v e n in g an d ends on S u n d a y . i f te rnuon , Ma.y '18. F e s t i v i t i e s will .-•(iirt a f t e r High School G uest Day w ith a- la(e s upper on S a tu r d a y e \’ening , fol lowed by th e fa rewidl I ' .irty. 'I’he fun will be con t inued on S u n d ay w ith a p icnic lunch.

.ReservaJ ions for the final w e ek ­end of th e y e a r m us t be m ade in the cour t b e tw een LI a n d 1 o’clock on W ednesday .and 'I’h u rsday . 'I’he com m i((ee in charge includi 's I'^velyn Kemliel, food ; Doris B a n k s an d B e t ­t y Crozer , c lean-ui i; . lean B il lings , e n t e r t a in m e n t ; while Alice Gillesjiie ;iiid A de la ide Gilmore will superv isel egist riition.

A m o n g o th e r a t t r a c t i o n s wil l be th a t fiimous week-end t r a d i t i o n — cinnam on buns for bre .akfas t.

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'I’he le c tu re s of th e I l lu m in a t io n K ng ine e r ing S oc ie ty w h ich th e A.I . F.i'L has been sponsor ing h a v e been concluded w ith yes t ( ; rday ’s m ee t ing . Chet Moye, p re s id e n t fo r the p a s t year , ( u i i k m I the c h a i r over to the new oflicers A v h o w ere e lected a t (h is w e e k ’s m ee t ing .

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'I’he t e a m w e n t to S w a r th n io r e M on d ay , M a y 12, b u t a g a i n b ow ed to S w a r th m o r e . H o w ev e r , F red o r - ika C o er r ’s score w a s to p p ed b y a m em b er of he r ow n te am . B ecause of he r h igh score in th e i n t e r c o l ­leg ia te m eet , R o l ie r ta M an o g u o sho t for tho first t e a m in p lace o f G loria Dick.

A iiHH't w i th Penn is s chedu led for nex t week a t D rexe l F ie ld a t 4(>th ;ind H a v e r f o r d . A t t h e S p o r t s ­m a n ’s S how d u r in g th e w in t e r t e rm Drexel m ade a h ig h e r score t h a n P e n n , so th e g i r l s h a v e a good chance fo r a v ic to ry .

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'I’he new memliers will bo i n i t i a t e d ;i( the lu 'x t m ee t in g of t h e o r g a n iz a ­t ion on M ay 22. D in n e r a t S t a u f ­f e r ’s will follow the cerem ony .

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h o n o ra b le m e n t io n wil l be g iv e n to th o second h ig h e s t s t u d e n t in each o f these courses .

T h e t a Chi f r a t e r n i t y w il l p r e s e n t a n aw'ard to tho g r a d u a t i n g s tu d e n t in th e e n g in e e r in g school who has tlie h ig h e s t s ch o la s t ic a v e r a g e .

T he (Jold Atedal o f th o Class of 1907 wil l be p re s e n te d to th o e n g i ­n e e r in g g r a d u a t e w ho has d i s t i n ­g u ished h im se l f by h is g e n e r a l good record in the c la ssroom, l a b o ra to r ie s , a n d shops d u r in g h is course, as well as by his d e p o r tm e n t uu l l e a d e r sh ip in s t u d e n t a c t iv i t i e s .

'J’he J . P e t e r s o n R y d e r a w a r d s \vill be m ade to a g r a d u a t i n g m a n a n d w om an who h a v e been le a d e r s in e x t r a - c u r r i c u l a r a c t iv i t i e s .

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F o u r s cho la rsh ip s w il l be a w a r d e d f ro m th e C har les E. E t t i n g fu n d to tw'o ju n io r women a n d to tw o ju n io r m en of w o r th y c h a r a c t e r a n d c a p a c ­i t y who a re r e a so n a b ly p rof ic ien t in s tu d ie s u n d e r t a k e n a n d p a r t i c i j i a n t s in s t u d e n t a c t iv i t i e s .

M r. . (enn ings H ood o f th e c lass of T8!)n will p r e s e n t t h e B us ine ss A d ­m in i s t r a t io n M edal to th e o u t s t a n d ­in g sen io r m.an in th e School o f B u s i ­ness A d m in is t r a t io n .

'Plie M rs . AVilliani P e n n T ro th Scholarsh i j i , which a m o u n ts to $2.50, w il l be g iv e n to the; o u t s t a n d in g ju n io r in th e c iv i l en g in e e r in g course.

S en io r women, who fire c a n d id a te s f o r a degree, who h a v e m a in t a in e d !i h igh d eg ree o f scho la rsh ip , a n d w ho h a v e been leaders in f u r t h e r ­ing the socia l an d c u l tu ra l idea ls o f D rexel , a r e e l ig ib le fo r th e K e y a n d T r ia n g le A w ard .

T he T a u B e t a P i A w a r d wil l be p re s e n te d to the sophom ore e n g i ­n e e r in g s tu d e n t w ho has tho h ig h e s t s cho la s t ic a v e r a g e w h i le tho B ourse w il l ho n o r th e sophom ore bus iness a d m in i s t r a t i o n s tu d e n t who has th e h ig h e s t s cho la s t ic s t a n d in g . T he h ig h e s t sophom ore m e c h a n ic a l e n g i ­n eer will rece ive t h e P i T a u Sigm a AAvard an d E t a K a p p a N u w il l g ive

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an a w a r d to the p ro - ju n io r e lc c t r ic a l e n g in ee r who h a s shown o u t s t a n d ­in g t r a i t s o f in i t i a t i v e , in d u s t ry , c h a r a c te r , a n d p e rs o n a l i ty , a n d w ho possesses to a la rg e d eg ree o th e r of those im p o r t a n t q u a l i t i e s w h ich le a d to w a r d a success fu l c a r ee r in l a t e r life.

O m icron N u wil l p re s e n t a n a w a r d to the sophom ore l i o m e Econom ics s tu d e n t who has m a d e th o g r e a t e s t s cho las t ic im p r o v e m e n t in he r tw o y e a r s of college life.

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T he ju n io r s t u d e n t w’ho has won th e g r e a t e s t n u m b e r o f “ D ’.s” in a t h ­le t ics wil l recoive tho K a p p a P h i D e l ta Cup.

'I’he W om e n’s Club o f D rex e l I n s t i ­t u te will p r e s e n t the Bel le S. M athe- son Sch o la rsh ip of $50 to tho f r e s h ­m a n w ojnan most l ike ly to succeed ill he r chosen pro fess ion .

J . P e t e r s o n R y d e r scho la rsh ip s will be g iv e n to th ose j u n io r m en a n d women of w o r th y c h a r a c t e r and ca]>:icity who a re r e a s o n a b ly prof ic ient in s tu d ie s u n d e r t a k e n and who a re p a r t i c ip a n t s in s tu d e n t a c t iv i t ie s .

'I’he j u n io r in th e e n g in e e r in g school who has shown th e m os t p r o ­n o unced im p r o v e m e n t in th e a c a ­dem ic a v e r a g e over t h e p e r io d of th r e e y e a r s w il l r e c e iv e t h e A r t h u r J . R o w lan d M em or ia l A w ard .

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'I’o th e ju n io r s tu d e n t in th e B u s i ­ness A d m in i s t r a t i o n School w hose a v e r a g e has show n th e m o s t im p r o v e ­m e n t s ince his f r e s h m a n y e a r , th e (’ha r le s J . A rm o r M emoria l' S c h o la r ­sh ip is a w a rd ed .

'I’he A m e r ic a n I n s t i t u t e o f C hem ­is ts wil l p r e s e n t an a w a r d to th e sen io r chem ica l e n g in e e r in g s tu d e n t of h igh scho las t ic a c h i e v e m e n t a n d o u t s t a n d in g a b i l i ty .

'The sen io r H om e E conom ic s s tu ­d e n t w'ho h a s a t t a i n e d tho h ig h es t s cho las t ic s t a n d i n g w il l re ce ive th e a w a r d of th e Q u a k e r C i ty C h ap te r of th e D a u g h te r s o f th e A m e r ic a n 1? evolu t ion .

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D re x e l ’s Newniiin Club w il l hold i ts a n n u a l S p r in g F o rm a l F r i d a y even ing . M ay 30. 'I’he D a n ce will be held a t th e C u r t i s A r b o r e tu m in ( 'h e l t e n h a m 'I’ownshi]). 'I’om D a r ­l ington w ith his S y lv a i i i a n s h a s be en c o n t r a c te d to p rov ide th e mus ic fo r th e e v en in g ; d a n c in g w i l l co n t in u e from n ine t i l one.

A n n M cB r id e is th e c h a i r m a n of th(^ c o m m it te e a r r a n g i n g th e affair . She is a ss is ted by K a t l i l e e n F ly n n . H erb S o n g s te r is in c h a r g e o f p ro m o ­tion, a n d .iiick Mayer, C har le s R ogers an d .lohn O’R o u rk e o f th e o rch e s t r a . A prom ot ion d ance w il l be he ld in the S tu d e n t r n i o n b u i ld in g 'I’uesday , May l!7, f rom one t i l two.

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