D I T M e n S h o w S ig n s o f E a g e r n e s s

A s C o -e d s P r e p a r e f o r G a n d e r W e e kHave you no te d a sudflpn *___ „ . . .Have you no te d a sudden ,

s t r a n s e inc rease in the m a le pop ­u la t ion of tlie (J reat Court thi s week? No. Drexel is not be ing in vaded; ( J and er W eek is hack apa in and th e l)oys a re al l w a it in g for th e i r d r e a m gir ls to ask th em for a da te .

Kvery y e a r ab o u t th i s t ime, th e Drexel co-eds en joy w hat a m o u n t s to a week of Sad ie H a w k in s Day. Someone dec ided s eve ra l yea rs ago tha t one day w a s n ’t e n o u g h for tiie gir ls to be ab le to lasso the i r m e n — so ( l a n d e r W eek was in ­a u g u r a t e d a t Drexel to give the co-eds a f ight ing chance .

Tin* olHclal s t a l l i n g th isy e a r is M onday , O c tob o r 2;l. T h a t ’s fh«* bi« (lay , iiic ii. Rohix, sit back aiul h ‘t flu* j i ir ls do tli<» a.skiiiK f,>r f!u* d a t r s , fak<‘ you ovi*r t« ( ’ava- iiaiiKh’s f<n‘ “ h in c h ,” pay fo r tlio

a n d c<»fl'<H‘, a n d ca iT y y o u r b<Mtks honi<* fo r you.

Se tt ing the tempo for th i s ; w e e k ’s ac t ivi t ie s will be the Delta I I’hi Kpsilon sorori ty, which will ' p resen t a ski t Monday a t 1 : 0 0

p.m. in the (5reat Court . The 1) | F’hi E ’s will be followed by the ' T h e ta Sigs on Tuesday , th e Alpha ' Sigs on W ednesday , the Delta Sigs i on T h u rsday , and the Tri Sigs on i Friday . These sk i ts have a lways , provided a bucket ful l of laughs | for everyone in the past , so be su re to be on hand every dav in th e (J reat Court .

A n “ open l iousc" an d in fo rm al dance at th e «>irls’ d o n n will brin;; (>ander W eek to a closo on S a tu r - ' day, ()ctob<*r 2 « th . Open house will be from 8 MM) to 1 ():»(», and Kuosts will be a l low ed to visit each floor an d ins|M>ct th e d isplays to be e rec ted . T he floor th a t is ju«lned to have th e best <lisplay will be a w a n le d an ex tra a .m . perm ission.

The th e m e of th i s y e a r ’s dance is a ‘‘(’al ico Hall." The dorm dance com m it tee has s t ressed th e fact tha t thi s y ea r ' s dance is to be st r ic t ly in form al . The dance will s t a r t about 10 :0 0 p.m. in the l iv­ing room and end at midn ig h t . Music will be provided by Lloyd R o b e r t ’s o rches t ra , a fam i l ia r fix­tu r e a ro u n d Drexel.

I t 's to be em phas ized th a t fhe «»pen liouse an<l danc(> is open fo all Drexel s tu den ts , w ith o r w i th ­out d a te s ; so men, if yo u ’re »»ne of those w ith ou t , th is is y o u r bijj chance . I

C omm it tee m em bers for the dance a re : Alice (Jeizer. c h a i rm a n ; Nancy H ersh : Pat Sm i th ; Shirley Parsons ; Conn ie K end ; (’aro lyn Ciuinn; . ludy Meyers; Nancy Heyers; Ca thy Cra ine ; and Kditii Phil lips.

CJood h un t ing , gals.

NOTES to NOTE

Pi Mu Eps ilon, h o n o r a r y music f r a te rn i ty , wil l soon m a k e records of Drexel ’s school songs fe a t u r i n g the Rand a n d / o r th e Glee Clubs. The p r inc ipa l r e a s o n s fo r these records a re to he lp th e s tuden t i)ody as a w ho le to le a rn th e school songs, an d to he lp ra i se fu n d s for an even tua l m us ic room.

Pi N u ’s T h u r s d a y C on cer t s at 1:00 p.m. in th e C o u r t o r a u d i ­tor ium will beg in as soon as a soloist can be ob ta in ed . The names of so lo is t s wil l be post ed on a sign in th e C ourt .

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To<lay m a rk s th e op<‘niu}>' o f th e Treasur«* H u n t sp o n so re d by flu* •\rt D e p a r tm e n t o f th e Colle}*e <»f Honu* E conom ics .

E very w eek t l ie re w ill be tw o ilems of a r t a p p re c ia t io n post4*d on I he b u lle t in h o a rd in th e Coui1. On<‘ will be a n a r t ic l e o f in te re s t <»ii fhe Drexel c a m p u s ; th e o th e r will lx‘ «)f in t e r e s t in t h e 1‘h ilade l- pliia v ic in ity .

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U N O b s e r v e s

F i f t h B i r t h d a y•>n T uesday , O c tobe r 2 4, the

b i r th d a y of th e U nited Na- 'j"Hs will he o b se rved a t Drexel. ■lit" W.S.CJ.A., in c o n ju n c t io n with ">t* W o r l d ’s Affai rs Counci l , will ■ " ' ‘Sent a U n ited N a t i o n s ’ flag, ' liich was m a d e by th e s t u d e n t s ' Drexel, a t a n a.ssembly in the 'xl i tor ium a t 1 1 :0 0 . T h e r e will 1^0 be gues t s p e a k e r s p r e s e n t to ' •d ce leb ra te U n ited N a t io n s ’

Several fo r e ig n s tu d e n t s ' ssed in t h e i r h o m e la n d cos tu m es

l)e p re sen t to ad d to t h e th e m e ‘••lity an d co o p e ra t io n of the

'Zens of th e w or ld . T h e pro- '"•» will he h ig h l ig h t e d by a ‘I'lKe to th e U n i te d N a t i o n s ’ Hag.

A.H.C.’s of t h e U ni ted Na- ■is a re shnply to p ro n io te peace

world t h r o u g h th e m ed la - " of th e r e p r e s e n ta t i v e s of the ' ‘•'ul na t io ns an d s t a te s .Wirbara L ln n e k l n an d R obe r t

the W o r ld Affairs S tu- Council , D.I.T. , a r e a t p resen t

'•'K as co -cha i rm en fo r th e oh- ' “ lu-e of United N a t ions Week, '*'H*r 1(5 to 24. T h e y have ex- "^‘‘d th e des i re t»» h ave as m any ' ‘‘‘•Its as possible p a r t i c i p a t e In

Ignited N a t i o n s ’ c am p a ig n .

C horal G roup From F in land To Sing H ere

This yea r on the fo u r th of I)e- I ceniber, Drexel will have the honor of r e p re sen t ing Phi lade lph ia and

I th e s u r r o u n d in g a rea in playing ! host to an in te rna t io na l ly renown- ! ed g rou p of college s tu d en t s— the

Polytech C horus of F in land . Com- I ing to us from a na t ion steeped

in r ich mus ica l t r ad it ion , this I ch orus rep resen ts a chosen group I of sixty of the best nmle voices ! from the s tu d e n t ch orus of the I F in land In s t i t u te of Technology.

The ch o rus o r ig ina ted in 190 4 in th e first te chnica l school in F in land , then know n as the Poly- !

I technical School. The school has i I s ince been ren am ed F in lan d Inst i- I tu te of Techno logy; bu t the choral I g roup stil l r e t a in s the t i t le of I ; Po ly tech Chorus . U nder the di- i

rect ion of such b ri l l ian t leade rs ' ! in the field of choral music as ' P ro fesso r H eikki Klem ett l , one , of the orig inal directors, and the ; i p re sen t conductor , Ossi Elokas , , j the Po ly tech Chorus th rou gh the j I years has achieved world recogni- i I t ion from music cri t ics and ap-1

prec ia t ive audiences. W i th such a backg roun d and from the re p u t a ­t ion ga ined by previous choruses, it is only n a tu r a l to an t ic ipa te a b r i l l ian t series of appea rances. He- g inn ing a t P rince ton, and con t inu ­ing th r o u g h m any cities in the Uni ted Sta tes and Canada, th e ir t o u r will d raw to a close he re at Drexel Ins t i tu te .

W h e th e r F o re c a s t—

6 0 — D e g re e W in te r

P r e d i c t e d a t D I T

Las t week a t a F acu l ty Council meet ing , it was decided tha t De­cem ber G radua t ion would be held. T he policy tha t W in te r G ra d u a ­t ion would not be held, s t a ted las . l anuary , was changed because of th e la rge n um be r of s tuden ts who will complete the ir work at theend of the te rm.

At p resen t approximately t»0 pe rsons will receive degrees. In add i t ion , several honora ry degrees

will he g ran ted . . , ,T he exercises will l>e

con junc tion with F o u n d e r ’s Day. F u r t h e r detai l s will be r e p o i tu l as soon as possible by the Triangle.

S t u d e n t s S e l e c t

S w e e t e s t C o - e dOn Monday and T uesday of this

week, the s t u d e n t s of Drexel elected Phyll is .Jean Macgeorge, sophomore .Junior Secret ar ia l , as the Sweetest Co-ed of the school. She will en te r in to compet i t ion with o the r co-eds of th e P h i l ad e l ­phia a rea for the t i t l e of “ Sweet ­est Co-ed in P h i l ad e lp h ia .”

The sponsors of the p rogram are the C ham be r of Commerce and va rious re ta i l m e rch an t s and clubs of the city. T he hoard which selected th e six nominees from Drexel was composed of six men and six women chosen a t ra ndom from the en t ir e s t u d e n t body. Those nom ina ted as c and ida te s for the Sweetest Co-ed w’ere Marilyn Hitt le, Jo an Medford, Phyl l i s Macgeorge, Mary Liz Newman , Hetty Jean Siple and Hetty Van (i lahn.

Phyll is rep resen ted Drexel at a P a r ty a t th e W arw ick on Wednesday, Oct. 18, at which t ime the “ Sweetest Co-ed in P h i l a ­de lph ia ’’ was chosen. As the D.I.T. re p resen ta t ive she received two t icke ts to a cu r r en t show, d in ne r fo r two a t the W arw ic k and o th e r gifts.

Spt'cial— Temple W ins SwiM'fest (''o-ed

The winner of fhe Phi l ade lph ia t i t le “ Sweetest Co-ed’’ was Hev- erly (’ohen. T em ple ’s r e p r e se n ta ­tive, Drexel’s and P e n n ’s choices were runners -up In the contest .

T r i -S ig s S p o n s o r

A n n u a l C o u r t D a n c cThe Trl-Swing, a n n u a l dance of

Sigma Signm Sigma .sorority, will be held on Sa tu rday , October 14, in the (Jreat Court . Danc ing will be from ft till 12 to the music of Joe Conway and his o rches t ra .

Under the ch a i rm a n s h ip of Het­ty D urs t— Mary T. Hauer and Lynn Ell is head th e adve r t i s ing commit tee , while Alayne Stoffer is in cha rge of lounge decora t io ns and Norma T rum l)ower is han d l ing the re f re shm ents .

C haperones for the even ing will be Dr. and Mrs. Robert Rhoads, .Mr. and .Mrs. Kei th West , and Mr. and .Mrs. A lbert ('. F'ischer.

T icke ts may now be purchased for $1.8.^ per coiiple from any m em ber of Sigma Sigma Sigma, or a t th e booth in the Court .

/ ’<•>' l'\ ' li'rrylrrsQuif draKK'in yo feet, boy,” jTies flu* youuK t 'o -ed as she heaves

on fh e no<»se. T he almve is an (‘xaniple of w hat th e eli^iible ni(‘n of Dr«*xel will “ su t re r” c<Mue (Zander W eek. IMcfured above an* .\ancy M unyon, on one en«l of fh e line; l{<*y W a r n e r on fhe o fh e r ; anil Jean«* Swiff looking on.

K e y s t o n e d i l a t e *

October 12-lS m a r k s the cele­b ra t io n of I’ennsy lvan ia Week, a n ­nual ly sponso red by the Dejjart- nient of Commerce . I’ennsy lvan ia Week is a very imi>ortant phase of th e D e p a r tm e n t ’s in dus t r i a l and c om m un i ty (leveloi)ment p rogram .

The goal of Pennsy lvan ia Week i.-< to m ake every Pennsy lvan ian more conscious of th e rich re ­sources of tiie (’om m o nw e a l th , of its indus t r i a l diversi ty, of i ts op­p o r tu n i t i e s for g row th , and its comi)arison with olhei- s tales.

Tiie two piincii)al ob jectives a r e : (1 ) to em phas ize the g r e a t ­ness of th e past and the ach ieve ­m en t of the p resen t ; and (2 ) to use know ledge to plan economic cu l tu r e and recrea tio im l b e t t e r ­ment of I’ennsy lvan ia .

.Many in te res t ing p ro g r a m s have been p lanned to show each phase of life in Pennsy lvan ia ; the re fo re , every re s id en t should pa r t ic ipa te and ab ide by the slogan , “ I t ’s Vour Pennsy lvan ia : Keej) I t (J rowing .”

On the Carpetby MSC

T he fu t u r e f r e shm en com ing to Drexel will lind tha t the i r a d j u s t ­m en t to the Drexel way-of-l ife will be much easi er th a n it was for those in the past . The F r e s h ­man (’amp, in i t i at ed thi s yea r, was such a success t h a t the school a u th o r i t i e s have accep ted th e camp as school policy. A “ big b ro th e r p r o g r a m ’’ is also being organ ized

be t te r la te th a n never.>)> 4> *

One of th e bes t f r ien ds a s t u ­dent has in Drexel is D ean S f r a t ­ion. Dean S fru fton h a s been con- HiumI fo h is h o m e fo r th e p a s t few w eeks because of il lness— a card fo ch ee r h im up w ould certaiinly be a p p re c ia ted . N(‘ed to say no u iu re? Dr. Leon I). S frufton , 2<M) l*enn S f n ‘«*f, Itidley P a rk , l ‘a.T H E C A R P E T on Page 2

New CheerE C H O Y E L L

(A l t e rn a t e left side an d ri^du side o f s tands)

D .D -R -R -E -E -X -X -E .E -L .L

(T t )y e the r ) D - I - T

G r e e k s P l a n T h e i r

A n n u a l B a l i , t o b e

A t B r o a d w o o d

The In t e r -F r a l e rn i ty (’ouncil will hold its eigh th an n u a l formal dance al the Hroadwood liotf'l, Hroad and Wood Sts., Sa tu rday , .N’o vem ber 4, 1!».')0.

Jo h n n y L on g’s o rches t ra , r eco rd ­ing a r t i s t s of King Records, will I»rovide the musical background .

F e a t u r in g his f am ous left- handed violin style, Jo iinny Long lias becMi the p re fe rence of many sor(tr i ties and f ra te rn i t i e s for many seasons.

I -F Queenl i ig h l igh t of the evening will be

the co rona t io n of tiie I n t e r - F r a t e r ­ni ty (Jueen. She will be chosen from a g roup of six c and id a te s who a re no m in a te d by the seven el igible f r a te rn i t i e s on campus. One of th is y e a r ’s c and ida te s was nomi­n a ted by two of th e fr a te rn i t i e s .

Names and p ic tu re s of th e cand i ­dates fo r the In t e r -F r a t e rn i t y S w e e th ea r t will be posted next week in th e Court . All persons who p u rch as e a t i cke t will have the privi lege of cas t in g a vote for fhel r favor i t e cand ida te . F ina l r e ­t u r n s will be a n noun ced a t the dance.

H a rba ra Svvarr, la s t y e a r ’s queen, will be on hand to crown he r successo r and p re sen t to her the q u e e n ’s bouque t .

Dean Myers Elected

To Succeed SharpiesHarold M. Myers, a s s i s t an t dean

of men a t Drexel In s t i t u te of T ech ­nology and p res id en t of the P h i l a ­delph ia J u n i o r C h am b er of Com­merce, has been elec ted to th e board of A meri cans fo r the Com­pet i t ive E n te rp r i s e System, Inc. (A C ES ) .

T h a t was anno unced today (T u e sd a y ) , Oct. 17, 1950, by C’ur- t ln W'lnsor, execu tive d i rec to r of ACES, Myers fills a vacancy left by Phil ip T. Sharpies. .Mr. Shari i les res igned fr om the board , in line with the no ii-pa rt isan c h a ra c t e r of ACES, to accept the c h a i rm ansh ip of the S ta te Republ ican F inance C ommit tee.

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Naked Disregard of DecencyS

( ] | | ( ) ( ) L fi|)iiil is not jiisl a l iad it i fm it i- somctliitifx that slioiild

l)«‘ (l«‘\ c lo | ) ( ‘(l ill each of us. It is tlic frcliiijr that \\<‘ an* part of

the school , and tin* scho o l is part o f iis. W hcllicr \v«* W IN or

LOSK we will a lw a y s he proiiil o| otirsclxcs.

T his week the rrianjrh- rcccivcd a letter Iroin several D IT s tu ­

dents c o n ip la in in^ ahout Drexel's dei iio iistrat ion at the ioo tha l l <:aiiie

last S a t u id a s . I he se nt i inenl ' e x p n ‘ssed in this letter u»*re correct—

tin* students did not act l ike ^entlenien hut we hi’l i e \ e this stat«Mnent

need> further explanat ion.

Hefore ‘'anie-tinie last Sati irdav our school and field hou se had

dero«ratorv remarks painted e v e r \w h e r e . O f course we don t know

who was respons ib le for these ch i ld ish acts: hut we are certa in it

woii ldn t he our students.

’I'o add injury to iiiMilt. the l*M(' team d i s | ) l a \ e d the most un-

sportsmanliki* att itude w(* h a \ e ever witnesed. P lay inj i a leg it im ate

footbal l fiame is niifihty s trenuous: hut. wiien our players hatl to t o l ­

erate unscrupi ihtus sp ortsm ansh ip from their o p p o n e n ts as well - n a t -

uralK the spir ited Drexel students were anfi«*r«*d at this d i sp la y of

indecent conduct. As any true-hlooded per.-oii would do. ti iey partly

repaid their op | )on en ts h \ verhallv expressiiifi their distaste. Kxpres-

s ions o f this sort ordinarily w ou ld he cons idered e x tre m e ly uneth ica l ,

hut at this time we heliev»* that most o f tiu* remarks were feasible .

So let's {TO DK K X K L !! \\(*"ve *iot a team that can f i i \ e and take

with all o f th<*ni. Our team has c(unpiled a wom h'r ful record so far

ih is 'casoii . I.et's ALL jiet hehind them. I.et K\ l)r»*xelite share

and enjoN the <jlorv that this «iridiron m ach ine is hrinjiin«r our school .

Let's <ii\e them the <:reatest Ncical su pport we can poss ihK muster and

reiiuMiiher on«‘ thin*: U’l's display fiood sportsmanship in the sloiids

•VO that our folloners and feUoic students i i i l l he just as proud of us

(liter a fianie as they nill he of our team!

A L O . \ f i i F k a t e i i .m t y R o w

S p o r t s — N e w P led g es — D elt 's 1 ea — T e k e s D a n ce

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What a week tliis has lieen. Kveryhody is so happy ’cause Drexel 's “ Whiz Kids" made it t l iree s t ra in lit t>y downing Keel) ui> the good work, you foot ­ballers .

Tlu)se p ran k s te r s surehad the i r own ideas ahout what Drexel 's P’ield House should look like.

Marty S|»«“a r seem ed to liav«‘ a li t t le (litlieiilty w ith st>nie t*!" the ;;iiys ill th e Hand. How '1m>iiI aiiothei- eln*«>f, «*h M arly I

It looked as if Ceorge Wilt sh ire also had some t roub le try in g to play dri ll se rgeant .

'I'he .liiiiior P a r ty was a lui};e sueeiNs. Kv«‘ii a lew sen iors man- an«*«l t*> }»**t to it.

The ta (’hi real ly tossed tha t “ Footba l l . ” Humor has it tha t the Tekes were well represen ted .

CoiiKTatIllation to Phyll is >lae- (;»‘or}*e, w inn er of D iw e l ’s “ Sweet-

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Shir ley Heshge toor has d ia ­monds on her mind. No one could miss this one-—even with botli eyes closed.

riii(l«‘iilili«‘(I— llu ‘ ( 'h em . Kii}>i* iie«T who w an ts lo iuarrie<lto avoid tin* d ra f l . T h a t ’s an old tr ick hill it d oesn ’i w ork so well any more.

Special reciuest why doesn' t the school .<tore sell bubble gum'.' •\t least it could help to m ake dull classes more in te res t ing .

O verheard .Mary Liz N euman ta lk ing about th a t te rr i t ic Prince- ton-Navy game.

S u rp r ise of ih e y»>ar— lioh .lohii- slon iiiarri«>(l. T he co-op system has its a(lvaiila};«*s, d o esn ’t it, iJ«>h?

D on’t forget the Senior Par ty and th e Tri Swing this week-end.

Della K appa ItlioWe wish to extend our sinreres t

symiHithy to the Tri Sigs on the recent loss of th e i r corr esponding secre ta ry , F lorence .Meuer. She was a grea t gir l and a cred it to he r sorori ty. Many mem bers of Delta K appa Rho will s incerely miss her presence.

I.aiiihda Chi . \ lpha

A lthough they got off to a good st ar t th i s year, the f laring Street boys ( l iopped four points in bowl­ing. ,Iack Taylor , Ron Hil ton. Dave .McPherson and Fred Schroe- der a re doing a gt)od job so far . Keep up the good work.

Let 's have a good tu r n o u t for the party with the Delts on the 2<ith.

T h e ta Chi( 'o n g ra tu la t io n s to ou r new

pledges; (leiie Hug. Ray Sa la ­m anca and .Joe Mar tinet t i . Hro ther s H arry Hingham and (Jus ( lu th a re repor ted to be in Korea. Foo tbal l dance was an enjoyable even ing from all repor ts . See you men at the Tri -Swing tom orrow night . S ta r t p repa ra t ions for ex­curs ion to Heta F ta ( ' h ap t e r at W ash ing to n College on th e 2Sth.

Della Sicilia Kpsiloii

Delta Sigma Kpsilon wishes to tha n k Alpha Pi L am bd a for the de l igh tfu l tea dance th a t they gave us on Sunday a f te rnoon . We en ­joyed ourse lves thoroughly .

Th is week-end we will give the L am b da ( 'hi Alpha a party. We expect to have a grea t t ime, so L ambdas , we will see you at the pa r ty thi s F r iday night .

Pi K appa Phi

A tine tu rn -o u t of Pi Kaps was seen at the T he ta (’hi Foot-ball . Let ' s hope for th e sam e back ing for o u r show, " I t ' s Still Moon­sh ine ." Seen on the house bu ll e ­tin boa rd : Mar ine su r r e n d e r s to ROTC. (Yes, i t ' s t r u e ! ) New

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pledge: Osborne Miller. Th in k ui) a chee r and win those t i cket s to the Pi Kap show!

Tail Kappa Kpsilon(Had to see Z akar ian . Rusetski ,

P iet rocar lo. Richards. Rodgers, Haid, Lawler. Rauer, and Colson and the o the r footba ll er s al ive a f t e r the rough tussle. P leased to see all surv ived last w e e k ’s beverage party. The In fo rm al House Dance, Fr iday , October 20th, is bound to be a success, th a n k s to the Social Commit tee . All FRKSILMAN WOMEN a re in ­vi ted to a t ten d a tea dance, S u n ­day, October 22nd. at 2 :80 p.m.

.Si^iiia . \ lp iia Mu

Congra ts to Lou Shap iro and Lee. That is a beau t i fu l r ing. Everyone had a swell t ime at Syd Kanes 's wedding Sa tu rd ay night . Was on and off so many t imes it is doub tfu l if those th a t a t t en d ed knew they were there.

Costume pa r ty for Hallowe'en, S a tu rday th e 28th. Has everyone got his da te for I-F? W’hat abou t A.C.? I t ’s good to see Mat t hob ­bling a r o u n d — heh E ddy?

.Alpha Pi lianihda

(Question of the W’eek; W hi le Drexel was winning the footbal l bat t l e from P.M.C., who won the bat t l e of the H ershey ba rs be- ween Dick Young and th a t “ pack " of Cub S cou ts ’.'

News I tem : Apple P i ’s ove r ­whelm T K E lS-6 in footba ll ; also vic torious over The ta Chi in bowl­ing.

La te s t P inn ing : Bill iMcKiin to (Jloria Boswell.

Letters to the EditorT his w e e k ’s w in n e r of the let­

te r to the e d i to r con tes t and the rec ip ien t of a c a r t o n of CHP]STER- F IE L D S is Dot t ie Sm i th . Each week a c a r to n of C H E S T E R ­F IE L D S will be a w a rd e d to that person w r i t in g th e m o s t in te re s t ­ing l e t t e r to th e PIditor.

Dear E d i to r :

I am s o m e w h a t f am i l i a r with the effect uj)on s t u d e n t s of the Honor System w hich is employed in v a r ious schools t h r o u g h o u t the coun t ry . H a v in g l i s t ened to many pros an d cons on t h e subjec t , I would l ike to t a k e th i s o p p o r tu n ­i ty to express m y views.

I am s u r e t h a t t h e ins t i tu t ion of such a sy s tem in Drexel would have no ill effects; b u t r a t h e r it would se rve to b e t t e r p re p a re the

! u n d e r g r a d u a t e fo r a respectable ' place in society . I t would not only I inc rease th e s t u d e n t ' s sense of

re sp ons ib i l i ty : b u t it would also j develop pe r s o n a l in teg r i ty .

I am ve ry in t e r e s t e d in learn- I in g the a t t i t u d e of t h e students I and facu l ty at Drexel on th e sub- ; ject .' D o tty Smith

Dear E d i to r :

We have seen m a n y football games, bu t las t S a tu r d a y ' s game bea t al l as f a r as Drexel studen t- body sp i r i t is conce rned . True, severa l Drexe l p la y e r s were in­j u r e d in play, ])ut w h en a P.M.C. p laye r w as i n j u r e d , t h e r e was no excuse fo r th e Drexel s tu d en t s to s t an d up an d cheer.

Wise up, Drexel s tu d en t s , and act l ike co llege s t u d e n t s with soiiif b ra ins !

S in ce re ly yours , ( s ig n e d )

J o a n n e H agm ann i N ancy Byersi R u t h Schar

October 20, 1950

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Drexel In s t i t u te will be r e p r e ­sented at th e New York H era ld - T r ibun e A nnual Fo ru m . W atch for the wri te -ups in th e T r ian g le — this is one of the o u t s ta n d in g fo rums in the United States.

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By SIDXKY KL(JAHT

Co-('ai)tHin Hob L inde led th e DraRon Boolers by tal ly ing th ree goals in th e 6-1 v ic to ry over La Salle. Capozzi, l)e Aquiar , and Wi lkinson a ided in a v en g in g las t y e a r ’s defeat by ch iming in on the scoring with one goal apiece. La Sal le ’s only m a rk came in the th ird ( luarter on a boot by Q ui t t e r .

O u ts t a n d in g fo f wfit* Hob Liiulf, J a c k l'artri<lm*, an«!Kjlpir S tio r ; a ll p layed llu* e n f i ie 88 m in u te s of th e Kaiiie. I*artiid}>e, playiii}; a iMaiiiliful <h‘rt*usive {{aiiie, con tinua l ly th w a r te d La Salle’s

scoring; <lrives. W hen ever the Kx- p lon-rs \ver«* w ith in tlireat«*iiiii^ d is tance Ja c k was found b reak ing up t lu ' i r a t te m p ts fo r ta lly ing . Itob Liiid(‘ anti Kd>-ar S tier showed them se lves to be rea l Co-( 'ap tains . Ktlfi'ar’s v«»ice could b<* ln“a rd bo(nniiig over th e fiehl, driviiif- his te a m m a te s on.

i Bol) Linde not only .«cored th ree goals but also got two assists. His

A lp h a M*i T o p s tF P in L e a g u e

Hound two of th e I-F Howling to u r n a m e n t was bowled on Oct.12, lltoU, an d saw th e Apple Pies, tile Tekes , an d th e Hi K aps m a k ­ing a clean sw eep of t h e i r ma tches.

In the lirst m a tc h Alpha Hi j m u fs'' i.<v' ... ..................Lambda do w n ed T h e ta ( ’hi, t a k in g I pass to Capozzi resu lt ed directly tiiree g am es and t h r e e points , i ju ^ goal. Hob’s pass to Wi lkin- Tiieta (’hi also lost on i>in scor ing i son also led to an im media te and Alpha Hi won th e i r fou r th

lly I’.M I. I'KAX<’IS ( '0

The Dragon s t e am ro l le r picked u]) m o m en tu m la-t S a tu rd ay by overwiielming a l igh ting Penn sy l ­vania ^Hlitary (’ollege eleven 1 !• to 7 to give th e Techmen t l \eir th i rd victory in as many st art s .

I «‘a<liii^ the !) re \e l a t ta c k was co-capta in Lew (lerlacli w ho scored lw«» of th e to uc hd ow n s on ru n s of IS and .■>:{ yard>i, passed t«> Jo«* Hi}>at(‘l for th e th i rd ta lly an d h ad ! a fo u r th aniiiiled by a D ragon | penal ty wIkmi, lat«‘ in th e last pe- | iio!l, he in te rcep ted a a e r i a l !and >camper<‘d S:l ya rd s to pay- | d ir t . ShaiiiiK hono rs w ith ( J e r - ! lacli was th e en t i re l)rt‘v<‘l def»*ii- '•ive line-up who cam e up w ith an outstanding; st in t of w ork . Kroiii end to end— Zak / .a k a r ian , 0<ld Adams, Keebo lUlliuKs, Hill Hus- t<‘r, an d Kre«l Hai<l— th e f<»rwar»l wall was an a lm ost im p ene trab le I rairier to th e ( 'ade t Kroiind a t ­tack and reduced the ell’e<iivene-s of tl ie ir pas>in^ by constan tly riishiiiK th e pass«*r. T he sec(inilar> — (lii'orm' l{iis«>tski, “ S ta s h ” Stas- /a k , who played h is usua l g rea t gam e back ing up th e m iddle . Hill .ShaiighiH'ssy, and T om lijiwler— soon stopped anything ' th a t did happiMi to get thr«>ugli <»r a ro u n d th e line, . \u o th e r staiidtuit wais (h'feiisiv«* back H ank Va<h*rs who cani<‘ up w ith th r e e interc(>ptions a n d several m u rd e ro u s tackh 's .

, I’ass prot<*ction was h a n d led very capably also by Jo e i ’ie trocarlo , H ow ard Sm ith , a n d l^ew ( ie r lach .

The Dragon offense held up th e i r I part of the gam e in savage style.’ They proved the i r abil i ty by roll ing

up 20 7 yards on th e g round and i 7ti th rou gh th e air. Hob Hrown ! ( luar te rback, passer, and r u n n e r j ex t rao rd ina ry a l t e rn a t e d the l)all am o ng l>acks Lew (Jerlach. Joe Higatel, Art F isher, Tom Kolon- gowski, and Archy (Jross. H it t ing first one hole and then anot i i e r

j th e Dragons .^mashed out s teady I y a rd ag e against the once cocky I cade t aggrega t ion .

Tiie gam e s t a r t ed with Drexel w inning tiie t»)ss and e lec ting to rec'eive. iCnd Dick S pahr took De ->eratino’s kick on the Tt*cli yard l ine and brought it up 7 yards to i>is own 4 2. On tlie next play Hob !?rown la teiale i l out to .loe Higati' l will) rii)peil a ro u n d left end for IS yards . liowevtM', this ea rly Dragon th r ea t was *>rased when De Seralino in te rcep ted a Hrown pass on his own :!t>. . \s ide fronj thi s lirst th r ea t the r e m a in ­ing part of the lirst ( luart e r was just a series of punt exci iange ' with ne it l ier te am ge t t ing inside the i r opponen t s ' :{(»-yard str ipe.

Karly in th e second period the Dnigoii olV4‘ns4> began l«> move onc(* m ore . I’.MC was forced to punt w hen dow ns ra n out on th e ir «*wii tw fi i ty . IM'ohaska’s kii-k was dow ned on th e Drexel l."> w here I he D ragons look ov«‘r. l-ew ( i e r ­lach, on a hand-olV, pi<'k<‘d up 7 ya rd s th ro u g h (he m idd le an d a ( ’ade( <»(fsid«>s p«‘iial(y gave the TechiiH ‘ 11 a first down on th e !*.>!(’ 18. Jo e Higatel b rou gh t it to (he 12 when* Tom K olongow ski (ook a lla( pass fr«nn Itob Itrowii and on a lM‘aii(iful bi( «>f ru n n in g b u l l ­ed his wjiy <lown (he s idelines (o (lie 17. On (he iiex( play (ie r lach went (liroiigh th e mid<ile fo r 17 ya rd s an d h is first s ix-poin(er of (he season. I-Vank l- 'ogarfy’s a(- («*mp( fo r (he e x t ra p<»in( was wi«Ie. I.at<‘ in (lit* saiii(‘ p«>riod, a P>IC drive- was liaKed on (he Tech 12 wlu‘re (Ih* Ca<le(s ran oii( of d4»wns. Drexel (ook ov<‘r and on con.secii- (ive ru n n in g plays Itoh Hrown, aU (e r iu d in g (lit* forma(it>n b«N|iind (he T and split 'I', (h-ove all the way to (he l*.M(’ :t8 befon* finally being s topped . T h e second ha lf

ende«| wi(h a bit of excitem ent when .Andy I’ro h ask a <»f TMC threw a cl.-j-yard desp«>ration pjiss (o te a m m a te ( 'a rm en ( ’avacini who raced to th e Dr<*\el 2(» before he was haiil«>d down.

Tl>e en t i re th ird period was played in PM(’ te r r i to ry . The k ick ing s t a lem a te tha t developed was l)rok»>n la te in the ( juarter by Kim Hill ings to set up th e second Drexel score. PM(” s DiMatteo took a Kolongow ski punt on his l( i-yard line and ra<-ed to th e 22 where he was hit ha rd by Huste r . Hill ings recoveri'd the re su lt ing I'uinbU' and on th e th i rd down (’ie rlach, fak ing an end run , threw !o Higatel who g a the red in the hall in the »'nd zone. Wi th Joe Hahn holding, F o g a r t y ’s kick was good and the T echm en went out in front 1:? to 0.

'rh«> fo u r th ( luarter s t a r t ed with PM(’ in possession of th e ball on the Dragon 4 2. This drive, which •itarted on the i r own ten, was stopped in its t r a cks when on thiri l down ( 'ostel lo went back to pass hut was knocked for a 12-yard loss by Z akar ian and Haid. On tlu* next down PM(’ kicked to the Drexel 22. The lirst play of the ser ies ,\ r l F ishe r swept left end and with key blocks th ro w n by Higatel and (Serluch b rou gh t the ball to his own 4 7. On the next I)lay ( ie rlach cu t back th rou gh the ( ' ade t l ine and ran r>;t ya rds to score and put Drexel in front by 1!* points.

P.M(” s only touchdown was scored midway th rough the fi)urth ( juarter . From his own 45-yard line Dick Heilly passed to Hob .Marks who was knocked out of FOO TBA LL on Page 4

i)oint. The.-e v ic to ri es won Alpha i’i Lambda lirst i)lace in the league with a recor;! of S-(».

Tau K ap pa Kpsilon topped l .ambda Chi Alpha. T h e Tekes also took to ta l pin l ionors by a count of 2075-1 tt7S. Hy winning lour po in ts T K F t ied for second place. L a m b d a ( 'h i fel l to t ifth place by los ing th e se fo u r points . 'I’heir record now re a d s 4 an d 4.

The Pi K aps bea t S igma Alpha Mu in a walk and boosted the i r I’ccord to ti an d 2. T h e i r record hives th em a t ie for second place with the Tekes.

The liiuil m a tc h had Delta K ap ­pa Uho facing Phi Tau Delta. Phi I’aii took th e lirst two gam es by scores of 7:{7-(;ti7, (lltS-tn.'), hut •hopped th e n ig h t c a p g a m e by tiS7- ' • '7 . Phi Tau also look to ta l pin coring by a 21 22-204!* score. Phi

Tau now boas ts a reco rd of 5-:{, whi<'h ea rn s the m fo u r th i)lace. I*‘‘lta Kappa Uho has a 1-7 record. I'liis puts th e m in sev en th place "ver i|i(. Sam m ie s , who have yet

win some point .' .'•'“ P men for the nighi were

l i iiuzer of Pi Kapi)a Phi with l!»:l. 'lie best s inglt 's gami ' , and a score "I T)17 for t h r e e gami 's, Kgner

tlu> Apple i ' les had a very gotxl gam i‘, an d an *>(iually good

•24 for the th r i ' e g am e totals .In case you may be confused as how th e I-F Howling to u r n a -

iiH‘ut is conduct i 'd , her(> is a i)rief *l‘‘«i‘r lp l ion : iOach leum ln>wls kiauies aga inst so m e otlu*r t i 'am,

I-F BOWLING on Page 4

in a son point .

The Yonkerm en, using a new offensive system of everyone but the goalie and th e backs playing for tlie score, proved the merit s of tills new te am w ork . The lirst score was made by Linde a f t e r nine m in ­utes of play; th e Dragon hooters were never headed from then on. N um erous subs t i tu t ions to rel ieve the winded men a lways kept a fresh and aggressive team on the

Held.Honehead Jo nes missed a goal

when his shot hit the post and the ball tlew upw ard ins tead of d rop ­ping into the net. Linde stole the

SOCCER on Page 4

G a l s W i n A s

B a l e s S i e o r e s i t' T h a t f r e shm an speed demon,

Mary Lou Hates, drove to score th ree goals as the hockey team beat Im niacu la ta G-t). ( ' lose be­hind In the ram p age were Dott ie Rutledge with two and Kaye Schleyer with one goal.

The smooth co-ordinat ion of the team was the p a ra m o u n t factor in the re juvena t ion a f t e r last week 's defeat . The l ine-up was as fol­lows:

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Laii3«la I 'h i. I*lii T au. and T h e ta C h i W in IF Gam es

TliPta ( ’111 rolled to t l i f ir sfcoiul sfraijrlit win by de fea t ing Sipnia Ali)lia .Mil :{•» to 12. Vince Fil l ihen paced the ()x-nicn‘s a t tack th ro w ­ing th r ee toi ichdown iiavses and lunninK over ano ther. F rank ■Mytinfjer. Kd Iniperi i to. and Don Lo^an were on the receivin>{ end of F il l i hen’s passe-. A sliort i>ass f ioni In ipera to to MytinKer ac- connte. i for tiie r em ain ing .scoie. 'I'he Sanunies .‘■coied twice on long |)asse.s f ioin Uonnie Waxn ian to .Mei viji Isaccnian.

Phi Tau Delta rom ped over Delta Kappa l iho Id to (t. Right end Fred (’a.shner recovered a fum ble in th e D.K.R. end zone for the first score, .lim Cildea then passed to Herb Sommers midway th rough

the th i rd (]Uarter for the .>-ec()nd.Kvery m inu te you a re angry The maroon and yellow combined

you lose sixty seconds of iiapi)i- an in te rcep ted pass by Walt Teet- ness. Anon. sell and a n o th e r pa.-s from (lildea

— to Somm ers for the th i rd and tinal score.

L ambda Chi Alpha upset Tau Kappa Hpsilon by an N to (» m a r ­gin. Teke .Miles E t t e r was caugh t behind his own goal early in the

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place was not (luite enough t o put Drexel's sai lors out in front as they dropped a close meet to ( J e o r g e t o w n U. and St. John ( 'ol- lege last Sa tu rday at Annapolis . .Md. (Jeorgetown and St. Joh n t ied with 12 points: Drexel was deemed the loser with 11 points.

; .Miss Bobby Harton sai led her ! first race for Drexel and we' ll be I expecting grea t th ings from her in the fu tu re . Rear Com m odore

Hernie Orzechowski, Hob Crede. i and Evelyn MacDonald also par- ; t icipated.

Drexel has qualified for the (J rea ter Phi ladelphia C ham p io n ­ships on Sunday . October 29, at (’ooper River.

The following conversat ion took place in physical exam in a t io n of the f ieshnien.

Doctor: “ Calf ?"Fi-osh; “ f 'ourt een inches.” Doctor: ‘‘T h ig h ? ”Frosh ; “Twenty-six inches." Doctor: “ N eck?"Frosh : “ Yes.”

En jo i j y o u r E n jo y t r u l y -f ine t o t a c < o

i t o c o m b i n e s b o t h p e r f e c t m i l d n e s s a n d r ich

t a s t e i n o n e ^ r e a t : c i g a r e t t e - L u c lc ^ S t r i k e I

P e r f e c t m i l d n e s s ? Y o u b e t . Sc ien t i f ic t e s t s , c o n f i r m e d b y t h r e e i n d e p e n d e n t c o n s u l t i n g l a b o r a t o r i e s , p r o v e t h a t L u c k y S t r i k e is m i ld e r t h a n a n y o t h e r p r i n c ip a l b r a n d . R i c h t a s t e ? Y es , t h e full , r i c h t a s t e o f t r u l y f ine to b a c c o .

O n l y f ine t o b a c c o g ive s y o u b o t h r e a l m i ld n e s s a n d r i c h t a s t e . A n d L u c k y S t r i k e m e a n s fine t o b a c c o . So e n j o y t h e h a p p y b l e n d i n g t h a t c o m ­

b in e s p e r f e c t m i ld n e s s w i t h a r i ch , t r u e t o b a c c o t a s t e . B e H a p p y — G o L u c k y !

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ball frotn a La Sa ll en ian , but h try at th e goal was high . Wilkin son scored th e second point on a pass fr om L inde seventeen min- u te s in th e second q ua r te r . All the boys h u s t l e d an d substitut.- O kada sho w ed h im se l f to be .eonin- one to w a tch th e re s t of the sea­son.

( 'oiniiiK b ack a f t e r th e half, the Y o n k e r in f i i contiiUK'd th e ir scor- inf*. L ind e pu t o ne throuj-Ii (he posts a f t e r on ly t h r e e and a half n iin ii tes liad passed . .After ic- K'ainin^' (h e ha l l , t h e Dragon hoot­e rs w en t on a scoring' d r ive witli l)e ,\< |iiiar g e t t in g th e point, si\ m in u te s in th e t l i i rd q u a r te r .

P a r t r i d g e m a d e a couple of b e a u t i fu l saves bu t ( iu i t te r got past h im a n d sc o red on goali*- Mort S h a f t e r t h i r t e e n minute s in the t h i i d period . T h is was the on ly l)all S h a f t e r let go by him. He p layed an a l e r t defensive' gam e, g u a r d i n g his goal against m any a t t e m p t s .

L in d e 's t l i i rd goa l cam e on a p en a l ty k ick , t h e only one <»f the gam e, h a l f w ay th r o u g h the last < |uarter . L inde , once again , took th e hall in to t h r e a t e n i n g territor> a n d a pass to <'apo/.zi led to the s ix th a n d final sco re w ith sev»>ii an<I a h a l f miniit<‘s rem a in in g in th e g am e .

T h r o u g h o u t th e gam e calls of ‘‘T w o of y o u s e ” an d ‘‘Come on S O C C E R on P a g e 5)

Stx’c e r Ciume l ) K K \ E L VS. F.&M.

D rexol F ie ld P.M.

IF B o w lin g(C o n t in u ed f r o m P ag e 3)

and fo r every w in a t e a m scores 1 point . One p o in t is also given for th e highe.st t o t a l of p ins for these games.

F o o tb a l l(C on t in ued f r o m P ag e 3)

b o un ds on th e D rag o n 32. Joyce p icked up 12 y a rd s a r o u n d his left end for a n o t h e r first down. On f o u r th dow n Cos te l lo passed to

I R oger W i l l i a m s on th e 1 who went I ove r for th e score. Silvestr i’s

p la cem en t was good.I F.M(’, g a m b l in g w ith an on-sides

kick, c am e up w i th th e ball, but ; th e i r posse ss ion of th e pigskin j was sho r t - l ived w hen Lew (Jerlach ' in t e rcep t ed a Costel lo pass on his I own :’)8 an d ga l lo ped 62 yards for I a to u c h d o w n only to have it callt*d i back becaui-e of a Drexel penalty.

T he g am e e n d ed w ith the Dragons in possess ion of th e ball in the C ade t t e r r i to ry .

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a q u i c k i n h a le a n d e x h a l e , a wliifT or a s n i f i ? ^

A r r o w S p o r t s S h i r t s

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g r o u n d for a c ig a r e t t e . O n c e y o u ’v e t e s t e d C a m e l s

a s a s teady s m o k e , y o u ’ll know w h y . . .

j y i o r e P o o p i o S m o k e C a m e l s

t h a n a n y o t h m r d g a r m t f !

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More Notes(Continued from Page 1)

I’l irposr of t l ir liiiiit will h r («» siiiniiliiN' iiitc'fcst in w orks of jirl.

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Tli*‘ I’aii-l Icllfiiic Council is 'Fioiisoiin^: ‘‘i ’aii-ll*-l T:ik Diiy" on Wednesday , ()ctr)l»cr 2~i, at 1:0(1 ill the (Jieat Court . The proci 'cds of tin* diiv»‘ will uo to tln' Mar jorie Sims .Memorial Kinid for a poi trait of .Miss Sims to liaii^ iti tlie I’aii- l lel lenic House. Kepre.-ental ives from all sor(»rilies will l»e | )artici- patinj ; in the collect ion.

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TIh t i* will be iiii old fashioned hoe-d<»wii on l''riday n i^h t, ()<-folM-r 27, at N:(H» o'i-loek. (Hd <lo(hes

PENN-DREXSandwich Shop

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will he in or«ler when the I>re\el- teri;ins hold a s«|uare flanee at the Stn«lenl I tn ild in^. I te f re sh n ien t» will he MTved.

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l)rexel Ki»iscopalians will meet on Tuesday , October L’ Hli, at I:.'!!! in the W om en 's FiOUiif^e of the Studetit Muildinjr. Reverend F rank I). Cifford, Dean of the Kpiscojial Divinity School and form*'!' mis­siona ry in ,Iapan, will si)eak on variou.s topics of interest . .Ml Kpiscopalians a re invited to a t ­tend. In o rd e r to p re pa re for ade(|uat*‘ r e f re sh m en ts d rop a note to Doris Woodcock via st tulent mailbo.xes.

TheWILLIAM H O N N E Y AGENCY

Reprefcnting all N am e O rch r^ tr it^ and A r t i * ! *

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Will b(‘ C o n t in u e d

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Commencint: with this issue of the Di’e.vel T r iang le your ClIKS- TKRF'JKLD represen ta t ive . Koh- ei t WoIfinu:er, will a w a id one. c a r ­ton of CII KSTKKF'I KLDS every wi‘(*k to the person who writes the l)est h ‘tfer to the Kditor.

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COFFEE H O U R S — 9:30 - W . W

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l E X T PACK CHE S T E RF I EL D!BEFORE YOU SMOKE THEM

. . . you can tell Chesterfields will smoke milder.

AFTER YOU SMOKE THEM. . . you have no unpleasant after-taste.

IVHILE YOU SMOKE THEM y „ „ g e t m < ,re p l e a s u r e , h . „

a n y o t h e r c i s a r e t t e c a n J i v e y o u - ( t o i miUim, smokers say: T H E Y S A T I S F Y .

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