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41 A lu m n i R e tu rn fo r A n n u al H o m eco m in g F es ‘f l j Beat the Bears D R 1 1. Is Greet the Grads C R I A. ]M IB Sides and Angles of Drexel News Vol. X V II PHILADELPHIA, PA. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1941 No. 4 B en F ra n k lin S een e of B all Tommy Reynolds and His Orchestra Signed to Play for Tenth Annual Inter-Fraternity Ball November 7 Tommy Reynolds, his orchestra and “his music of today in the style of tomorrow,” will be the feature attraction at the tenth annual I.F. ball at the Ben Franklin Hotel, Friday, November 7. Labeled “The Band of Tomorrow,” Reynolds’ group has been one of the fastest rising orchestras of the year with nightly broadcasts over Mutual, CBS, and NBC networks. Tommy himself plays the clarinet much in the style of Artie Shaw. Mary Ann McCall, formerly a vocalist with Charlie Barnett’s orchestra, is featured female soloist while Ralph Young does the male numbers. Mary Ann, a Philadelphia girl, has made a name for her- self with her superior broadcasts and recordings with Charlie Barnett. Reynolds, who is 25 years old, comes from Akron, Ohio, where he played musical instruments all through high school, starting his first orchestra in Detroit. He later or- ganized a second band and his third comes from New England. Reynolds’ B«oordlngB Reynolds has made numerous records for the Columbia Record Company on the Vocalin and now on Okeh label. His platters are amoBg top sellers. I. r. BAI.I. (Ooatinued on Page 5, Col. 5) Drexelterians Plan Supper Religious Group Will Hear Reverend Adame Following the unusually successful dance sponsored by them last week for the freshmen, the Drexelterians will continue activities by having their first supper-meeting of the sea - son on October 30. The meeting will be in the Student Union building at 6:00. One of the chief features of the evening is to be a talk on “An Ade- quate Philosophy of Life for a Topsy-Turvy World” by Rev. Arthur Adams of the Glading Memorial Presbyterian Church. The freshmen turned out en masse for the Drexelterian party on Friday, October 17, at the Student Union building. Elise Willis, social chair- STTPPER (Continued on Page 5, Col. 5) Glenn Martin Buitds Largest Flying Boat By JOHN L. RUMPP Because of the present national emergency and the constantly speeded defense program, aircraft factories all over the nation have become the center of unconceived industriousness and production. The equipping of our own Army and Navy air forces and the leaae-lond aid to Britain has promoted rapid plant expansion and the develop- ment of airplane designs on a par with those of any world power to- ^'^The Glenn L. Martin Company, of Baltimore, is probably of more con- cern to Drexel students than any other of the country’s largo airplane manufacturers because of the number of engineering students working there during industry periods and because of the many graduates now employed there regularly. Among alumni Martin men are: S. H. Jump and E. R. Stevenson of the structural department; L. W. Tipton, B. Sandfsrd, C. H. Cook, C. P. Ergler employed as layout draftBmenj and W. L. Weller, assign- ed to the lines group. All of these men are ’41 graduates. B. 0. Rigg'^i ’32, is a liaison engineer and J. D. Rauth is a laboratory engineer. W. W. Collins, ’89, E. W. Colehower, *39, and B. J. Hudnut, ’31, are also work- ing at the Baltimore plant. 70 Tons of Plaae For years Glenn Martin lias pioneered in airplane development, and in the early part of this month tliero e»me out of the Baltimore fac- tory the ultimate in pioneering, the a Grand- Twenty-Three On George’s Stand Seniors Bid ‘‘George Washington’s Foreign Policy Today” is the subject of the $1500 prize essay contest being con- ducted by Scribner’s Commontator magazine. Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. The first prize is $1000. There are also prizes of $200 and $100 each, and eight $25 prizes. The contest closes December 1, 1941. Scribner’s Commentator is the na- tional magazine planned and edited solely for the safety and future of America. It is obtainable by sub- scription only and is not available on newsstands. Full details of the contest may be obtained by writing to Scribner’s Commentator, Lake Geneva, Wiscon- sin, TOMMY REYNOLDS Home Ecs Greet Frosh Members Drexel Home Economics Associa- tion opened its season’s activities last evening with a dinner for the freshman members in the Student Union building at 6:30 o’clock. This meeting also brought to a success- ful close the membership drive which was hold from October 16-23. Miss Hainer and Miss Simms greeted the girls and offered words of welcome. Following this the girls participated in many games in order to become better acquainted. An amateur program was another inter- esting feature of the evening. To bring the meeting to a close, a comi- cal skit was presented. Seniors Fail To Show Up For Pictures Photographer Comes To Student Union in Middle of Next Month There was many a wasted hour spent in Room 3 of tho Student Union last week when Mr. Baliban of Merin-Baliban Studios, oflicial photographer for “ ’42 Lexerd,” was here to take the senior pictures. Of a possible 280 seniors there were a mere 75 photographed—not because of any laxity on tho part of the staff but because the students didn’t take five minutes of their time to fill in and return their schedules. By No- vember 17, when Mr. Baliban will return to school, tho staff hopes to have all seniors’ schedules in its hands. Proof that a good studio was chos- en to do the work this year is the fact that proofs—and good ones— have already been sent out. All tho photographer asks, then, is a little PHOTOS (Continued on Page 5, Col. 1) By Honorary Phi Kappa Phi Taps For Students in Top Ten Percent of Class In recognition of tho superior scholarship of members of tho senior class. Phi Kappa Phi has issued bids to its quota of ten percent of that group. Twenty-three students in tho Schools of Engineering, Business Ad- ministration, and Homo Economics have been so honored. Among those chosen from the school of engineering are four chemical engineers — .John Simons, Gilbert Merritt, Harold Hartung, and Glenn F. Kennedy; three mechanical engineers — John G. Clemmer, Carl H. Acker, and Richard H. Fisher; two electrical engineers — J. Paul White and John Palmer; and a civil engineer—Thomas R. Kealey. From tho school of home eco- nomics Jean Billings, Barbara Mel- vin, Barbara Noble, Elizabeth Pon- ton, Joan Elizabeth Allen, and Con- stance Lepley were given bids. Navy’s XPB2M-1. This identifica- tion doesn’t mean much to most people, but it denotes tho world’s largest Hying boat, capable of flying across the Atlantic and back non- stop. This man o’ war of tho air has an interior as large as that of a 16-room houso and will carry a lethal load of unprecedented for- midability. Such a massive structure weighs 140,000 pounds, or 70 tons, to make tho figures a little more awo- some. But President Martin predicts tho Navy’s air dreadnaught as only the forerunner of greater air might. “This vessel (tho XPB2M-p marks the transition from tho flying boat to tho flying ship,” he said. “Shi^)s of this typo have a definite place in the Navy’s scheme of things. But seagoing aircraft of much greater size will bo forthcoming soon. As a matter of fact, our company al- ready has plans for a 250,000 pound vessel. Even by multiplying engines of present maximum horsepower wo can attain such sizes, but already wo know that engine development soon will deliver much more power- ful units.” Some may doubt these words, but wise mon of aviation shook their heads dubiously before, only to see Martin’s predictions materialize. Best Engineering Every Mortin man has the utmost confidence that the giant piano will on 8. Ool. 8) Navy Offers Plan For Enlistment to Interested Students Group enlistment offers Drexel men who are interested in naval aviation an opportunity to train with their college friends. The training course leads to a commission as Ensign in tlie U. S. Naval Reserves. Under this plan, men should enlist immediately and then return to their schools awaiting completion of their group. Some may be called at the end of the first semester, tho second semester, or whenever the group is complete. Preliminary training will be taken for a period up to sixty days at tho Naval Reserve Aviation Base, Navy Yard, Philadelphia, and advanced training at Jacksonville or Pensa- cola, Florida. In order to bo eligible for training, a candidate must meet these general requirements: he must be an unmarried American citizen between tho ages of 20 and 27, have NAVY Homeeoming Day activities scheduled for the busy weekend. a year ago saw grads thronging the court during registration, as shown upper left. Other shots show alumni participating in A lu m n i A ssem b le fo r H o m eco m in g F e stiv a l HONORARY (Continued on Page 6, Ool. 4) Herb Galman Heads Society Herb Galman was elected president of the Drexel Electronic Society at the first oflicial meeting on October 13 ill the society’s laboratory over the cafeteria. Other results of the election were: Vice-president, Isaac Guerbacli; secretary, James Stewart; treasurer, Irwin Goldstein; equipment engi- neer, Jedney. During the business proceedings, it was also decided that similar meet- ings tliroughout this term will be on alternate Tuesdays. Following the business procedure, Herb Galman, junior electrical engi- neer, presented a talk and demon- stration on tho methods of measur- ing the percentage modulation of a radio telephone transmitter. Each method was illustrated with actual equipment consisting of a small radio station which was sending out a six- ty-cycle audible signal. Tho signal was impressed on the screen of the society’!* caJthode ray oscilloscope, a device used to chock the percent- age modulation of the transmitted signal. The next meeting of tho society will be held in the laboratory on Tuesday, October 28. All electrical engineers interested in radio or vacuum tubes should attend. Mtead— For Recreation With 124 books in its collect ion, tho Recreational Heading Room in the Student Union building has been opened for stu<li'nt use. Upperclass- men may n>meml)er that this reading room was used for leisure reading last year. A combination of fiction and non- fiction, the boolts are to be read in the Student Union lounge and may not be removed from the build- ing. Since this is for the benefit of tho students, it is the s t u d e n t ’s respon- sibility to comply with this regula- tion. Failure to do so will result in closing this collection. Lexerd Wins High Ranking Results of the National Scholastic Press Association yearbook contest give the 1941 “Lexerd” first class rating. The contest, sponsored by tho department of journalism at tho University of Minnesota, was judged last September. Of special interest to the judges was the history section. Mention was also made of tho unusual ondsheets. Tho “Lexerd” is entered in tho contest each year, in the class of colleges enrolling 1000 to 2499. Honor ratings range from All-Amorican, the top rating, through first, second, third, and fourth class. These ratings aro mado on the basis of appearance, content, general plan, and special sections. Mechanicals Hear Jeffries Ordnance Engineer Discusses Weapons of Pictures Show Drexel to Be Altered Little in Fifty Years (Continued on Page 5, Col. 5) Sophomoren Feast Last Tuesday afternoon tho men’s sophomore class decided to have a “doggie roast” and danco at tho Drexel Lodge on Saturday evening, December 6. Steve Kerr took charge of tho mooting. Since tho only sophomore class officer in school this term is the troasnror, tho class is handicapped in initiating tho y e a r ’s program. However, plans are going forward. Tho Social Committoo has already started work on the affair on Do- comber 6. Duane Halvorsen, Tommy Lowo, Charles Potor, Jr., and Charles Gronort comprise tho committoo and aro completing tho urrangomonts for the event. The sophomore class also dlscuBsea preliminary arrangements for a dance which will take place during tho winter term. Tlio date for this affair will bo disclosed at a later date. If you’re curious about life at Drexel fifty years ago, just step into the Museum and you will dis- cover how tho student of that day studied and played. Pictures which cover the far wall date from Drexel’s earliest begin- ning, and show all phases of the first curriculum. Perhaps you will bo tempted to coinparo tho school us it was then with our present Drexel Tech. It is a fascinating study. A picture of the Court in 1903 may bo disappointing, for at first glance it seems to look just like the Court today. There is tho same tiled floor, the same marble stops, and—yea, the same statues! But looking more closely, wo can see a few changes. Tho light bulbs in tho central chan- delier have been changed, and tho Winged Victory is on the other end of tho Court. Strange Styles Tho departmental divisions show girls and boys in anklo-length skirts and tight trousers doing the same things that hurry our livog today. In tho business section, tho freshmen have puzzled expressions as they pour over their math. The business machines look not as modern, but just as confusing, as ours. Girls with twice as much hair as they could pos- sibly need and pinchod-in wuistllnos are seated before typewriters of an- cient vintage. Library students look through dusty volumes. (Tho pic- ture doesn’t show tho dust, but we know it must bo there.) By JEAN BILLINGS It is surpri.sing to find that stu- dents in those ancient-looking out - fits studied chemistry, but there is a picture which shows an unmistak- ablo chem lab. It doesn’t look much different from the one on tho third floor. There are rows and rows of bottles, and intricate tangles of rub- ber tubing, bunsen burners, and metal stands. In fact, those bunsen burners aro probably tho same ones wo used when we were freshmen. Enginoers' Shops There is a picture of the engineers’ hideaway. They called them “shops” then instead of “labs.” But they soem to have as many machines of mysterious appearance then as now. Tho pictures sliow lots of wheels and axles, belts, cogs, and gears, but very few engineering students. Those who were accidentally caught by the camera seem to bo furtively ducking behind tho machines. They aro wearing greasy overalls. So far, wo think that Drexel hasn’t changed much. Suppose we look at tho homo eco- nomics section. There aro girls with long skirts and intent expressions looking at textiles in glass cases. Our skirts arp shorter now, and our ex- pressions perhaps not us intent—but surely those aro tho same textiles we saw in class tho othor day. In tho cooking lab, tho stovos are not stroanilined and tho uniforms look MUSEUM (Continued on P»g» 6, Ool. 1) Danoe Open to Students Following Alumni Dinner; Grails Parade at Game With representatives from as far hack as the Alumni will asscml)le for a Homecoming Week-end this I'riday and Saturday, October 25 and 26. Kun"in{>: from the first chiss grackiated in 1893 to last June’s class of ’i l , a record group of 300 alumni are expected, though figures early in the week stood at 217. This is a part of the .50th Anniversary celebration being held this year at Drexel. First event sclu'duled and the highlight of the week-end is the din- ner iit the Warwick Hotel, 17th and Locust streets, followed by a dance from 10:00 'til 1:00. Although the dinner is for alumni only, students are urged to attend tho dance. Door prizos, lucky number prizes, and others will be given and to tlie class having the greatest percentage of their class ])resent, a si)ocial award will l)c given. The Haverfordians will |)rovide the music. Admission is $1.00 per person. Scheduled for Saturday are nu- merous activities, starting first with registration at 9:00, followed by a tour through the school. B«ception President and Mrs. Kolbe, with representatives of tho faculty and board of trustees, will entertain alumni at an informal reception in the Student Union building, and im- mediately afterwards, buffet lunch- eon will be served. In the afternoon, grads will mi- grate to the athletic field at 46th and llaverford avenues for the Drex- el-Ursinus football game. At 1:15, they will form a line at tho women’s hockey field and parade up to and about tho football field until 2:00 when the kick-off will start the game. For those, not wishing to attend tho game, tea will be served at Sarah Drexel Van Kcnsselaer dormitory at H320 Powelton avenue. Miller, ’14, Chairman General chairman in charge of tho organizing this week-end is Mr. Walter W. iMiller, ’14, William 8. Stevens, ’26, is chairman in charge of tho dinner and danco while Albert Juram, ’37, is in charge of attend- ance. Other eommittoo heads are Mrs. Herbert S. Haynes, ’37, former- ly Jean Nicks, supervising the tea at the dormitory, Klsie Preece, ’33, publicity and Josephine Wolf, ’37, chairman in charge of choosing the orchestra to play at tho dance. Assisting these committee workers in tho capacity of workers are Har- riet E. Worrell, ’15, .lohn Lether- bury, ’30, Leon F. Driscoll, ’16, Al- HOMECOIOINa (Continued on Page 5, Col. 4) --------------- o------------ —- Y. Plauii Program As a result of the initial Coffee Hour, a second in tho series of social gatherings was sponsored by Y.M. C.A. on Wednesday, October 22. All students wore invited to assemble for tho get-together at tho Student Union building. Bill Adams and hia conunitteo took care of all details. Y.W.O.A. is in charge of a com- ploto series of such programs. At the last meeting of this orguniaa- tion, a schedulo for Coffee Hours to be held in tho future was presented. Tho tentative schedule is to include L F. Council, W.S.G.A., and the faculty. These programs uro arranged to promote sociability and friendUnesB between the students and faculty members. Mr. W. J. Jeffries, chief engineer the Philadelphia war ordnance district, spoke to 130 mechanical en- gineers at tho first meeting of tho A. S. M. E. on Thursday, October 16, in tho Student Union building. He talked on tanks and heavy artillery, showing illustrations. A discussion followed tho talk. Next Thursday another meeting will feature four films. Sound films entitled “Wright Builds for Air Su- premacy” and “Plastics Preferred” will be shown. Tho other films aro “Tho Eyes of Science” and “Steel— Man’s Servant” with sound and tech- nicolor. Next month’s meeting is planned for November 13 and will include a talk by Mr. Camaroid on “Polaroid and Its Uses.” An inspection trip to Abbott’s ico cream factory at Second and Lom- bard last Tuesday acquainted tho en- gineers with tho workings of tho plant. Tho chief engineer, Mr. Strombach, explained tho engineer- ing aspects, and the chief chemist, tho chemical features. Mr. Kepscha is tho now A. S. M. E. honorary chairman, replacing Mr. Stevens. Oflicers for tho current year aro as follows: Jack Schuster, chairman; George Schneider, vice- chairman; John Rafferty, treasurer; David Tabas, recording secretary; Bill Bernard, corresponding secre- tary. Degrees Granted to Eight Girl Students By School Trustees The Board of Trustees at a meet- ing on October 16 granted degrees or diplomas to six students from the school of business administration and two from tho school of homo economics. Bachelor of science degrees in secretarial studies were given to Edna Elizabeth Ball and F.dna Louise Larson. Marion H. Myers was the recipient of a bachelor of science degree in commorco. These throe students completed their fourth year’s work during summer term. In tho homo economics school, Elisiaboth Marie Greono and Ruth Virginia Hermann received B.S. de- grees in homo economics. The students in the two-year sec- retarial course who received diplo- mas are: Yolanda Margaret Oifolog- lio, K. Shirley Vincent, and Gertrude L. Wiouhold.

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41 A l u m n i R e t u r n f o r A n n u a l H o m e c o m i n g F e s

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Beat the Bears

D R 1 1 . Is Greet the Grads

C R I A . ]M IBS id es a n d A n g le s o f D rex e l N ew s

Vol. X V II P H IL A D E L P H IA , PA. F R ID A Y , O C TO B ER 24, 1941 No. 4

B e n F r a n k l i n S e e n e o f B a l l

Tommy Reynolds and His Orchestra Signed to Play for Tenth Annual Inter-Fraternity Ball November 7T o m m y R e y n o l d s , h i s o r c h e s t r a a n d “ h i s m u s i c o f t o d a y i n t h e

s t y l e o f t o m o r r o w , ” w i l l b e t h e f e a t u r e a t t r a c t i o n a t t h e t e n t h a n n u a l

I . F . b a l l a t t h e B e n F r a n k l i n H o t e l , F r i d a y , N o v e m b e r 7 .

L a b e l e d “ T h e B a n d o f T o m o r r o w , ” R e y n o l d s ’ g r o u p h a s b e e n o n e

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

M u t u a l , C B S , a n d N B C n e t w o r k s . T o m m y h i m s e l f p l a y s t h e c l a r i n e t

m u c h i n t h e s t y l e o f A r t i e S h a w .

M a r y A n n M c C a l l , f o r m e r l y a v o c a l i s t w i t h C h a r l i e B a r n e t t ’s

o r c h e s t r a , i s f e a t u r e d f e m a l e s o l o i s t w h i l e R a l p h Y o u n g d o e s t h e m a l e

n u m b e r s . M a r y A n n , a P h i l a d e l p h i a g i r l , h a s m a d e a n a m e f o r h e r ­

self with her superior broadcasts and recordings with Charlie Barnett.

Reynolds, who is 25 years old, comes from Akron, Ohio, where he played musical instruments all through high school, s ta r ting his first orchestra in Detroit. He later or­ganized a second band and his third comes from New England.

Reynolds’ B«oordlngBReynolds has made numerous

records for the Columbia Record Company on the Vocalin and now on Okeh label. His pla tte rs are amoBg top sellers.

I. r . BAI.I.(Ooatinued on Page 5, Col. 5)

D re x e lte r ia n s P la n S u p p e r

R eligious Group Will Hear Reverend Adame

Following the unusually successful dance sponsored by them last week for the freshmen, the Drexelterians will continue activities by having their first supper-meeting of the sea­son on October 30. The meeting will be in the Student Union building a t 6:00.

One of the chief features of the evening is to be a ta lk on “An Ade­quate Philosophy of Life for a Topsy-Turvy World” by Rev. Arthur Adams of the Glading Memorial Presbyte rian Church.

The freshmen turned out en masse fo r the Drexelterian party on Friday, October 17, a t the Student Union building. Elise Willis, social chair-

STTPPER(Continued on Page 5, Col. 5)

Glenn Martin Buitds Largest Flying Boat

By JO H N L. RUMPP

Because of the present national emergency and the constantly speeded defense program, a ircra ft factories all over the nation have become the center of unconceived industriousness and production. The equipping of our own Army and Navy air forces and the l e a a e - l o n d

aid to Bri ta in has promoted rapid plant expansion and the develop­ment of airplane designs on a par with those of any world power to-

^'^The Glenn L. M artin Company, of Baltimore, is probably of more con­cern to Drexel students than any other of the country’s largo airplane manufacturers because of the number of engineering students working there during industry periods and because of the many graduates now employed there regularly.

Among alumni Mar tin men are:S. H. Jump and E. R. Stevenson of the structura l department; L. W.Tipton, B. Sandfsrd, C. H. Cook,C. P. Ergler employed as layout draftBmenj and W. L. Weller, assign­ed to the lines group. All of these men are ’41 graduates. B. 0. Rigg'^i ’32, is a liaison engineer and J . D.Rauth is a laboratory engineer. W.W. Collins, ’89, E. W. Colehower, *39, and B. J . Hudnut , ’31, are also work­ing a t the Baltimore plant.

70 Tons of P laaeFor years Glenn Mar tin lias

pioneered in airplane development, and in the early part of this month tliero e»me out of the Baltimore fac ­tory the ult imate in pioneering, the

a G ra n d - T w en ty -T h reeOn George’s Stand S en io rs B id

‘‘George Washington’s Foreign Policy Today” is the subject of the $1500 prize essay contest being con­ducted by Scribner’s Commontator magazine. Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. The first prize is $1000. There are also prizes of $200 and $100 each, and eight $25 prizes. The contest closes December 1, 1941.

Scribner’s Commentator is the na­tional magazine planned and edited solely for the safety and future of America. I t is obtainable by sub­scription only and is not available on newsstands.

Full details of the contest may be obtained by writ ing to Scribner’s Commentator, Lake Geneva, Wiscon­sin,

TOMMY REYNOLDS

Home Ecs Greet Frosh Members

Drexel Home Economics Associa­tion opened its season’s activities last evening with a dinner for the freshman members in the Student Union building a t 6:30 o’clock. This meeting also brought to a success­ful close the membership drive which was hold from October 16-23.

Miss Hainer and Miss Simms greeted the girls and offered words of welcome. Following this the girls partic ipated in many games in order to become bette r acquainted. An amateur program was another in ter­esting featu re of the evening. To bring the meeting to a close, a comi­cal ski t was presented.

S en io rs F a il T o Show Up F o r P ic tu re s

Photographer Comes T o Student Union in Middle o f Next Month

There was many a wasted hour spent in Room 3 of tho Student Union last week when Mr. Baliban of Merin-Baliban Studios, oflicial photographer for “ ’42 Lexerd,” was here to take the senior pictures. Of a possible 280 seniors there were a mere 75 photographed—not because of any laxity on tho part of the staff but because the students didn’t take five minutes of their time to fill in and return their schedules. By No­vember 17, when Mr. Baliban will return to school, tho staff hopes to have all seniors’ schedules in its hands.

Proof th a t a good studio was chos­en to do the work this year is the fact tha t proofs—and good ones— have already been sent out. All tho photographer asks, then, is a little

PHOTOS(Continued on Page 5, Col. 1)

By H o n o ra ryPhi Kappa Phi Taps For Students in Top Ten Percent o f Class

In recognition of tho superior scholarship of members of tho senior class. Phi Kappa Phi has issued bids to its quota of ten percent of tha t group. Twenty-three students in tho Schools of Engineering, Business Ad­ministration, and Homo Economics have been so honored.

Among those chosen from the school of engineering are four chemical engineers — .John Simons, Gilbert Merritt , Harold Hartung, and Glenn F. Kennedy; three mechanical engineers — John G. Clemmer, Carl H. Acker, and Richard H. Fisher; two electrical engineers — J. Paul White and John Palmer; and a civil engineer—Thomas R. Kealey.

From tho school of home eco­nomics Jean Billings, Barbara Mel­vin, Barbara Noble, Elizabeth Pon­ton, Joan Elizabeth Allen, and Con­stance Lepley were given bids.

Navy’s XPB2M-1. This identifica­tion doesn’t mean much to most people, but it denotes tho world’s largest Hying boat, capable of flying across the Atlantic and back non­stop. This man o’ war of tho air has an interior as large as tha t of a 16-room houso and will carry a lethal load of unprecedented for- midability. Such a massive structure weighs 140,000 pounds, or 70 tons, to make tho figures a little more awo- some.

But President Mart in predicts tho Navy’s air dreadnaught as only the forerunner of greater air might.

“This vessel (tho X PB2M -p marks the transition from tho flying boat to tho flying ship,” he said. “Shi^)s of this typo have a definite place in the Navy’s scheme of things. But seagoing airc raf t of much greater size will bo forthcoming soon. As a matter of fact, our company al ­ready has plans for a 250,000 pound vessel. Even by multiplying engines of present maximum horsepower wo can a ttain such sizes, but already wo know tha t engine development soon will deliver much more power­ful units.”

Some may doubt these words, but wise mon of aviation shook their heads dubiously before, only to see M artin’s predictions materialize.

Best EngineeringEvery Mort in man has the utmost

confidence th a t the giant piano will

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Navy Offers Plan For Enlistment to Interested Students

Group enlistment offers Drexel men who are interested in naval aviation an opportunity to tra in with their college friends. The train ing course leads to a commission as Ensign in tlie U. S. Naval Reserves.

Under this plan, men should enlist immediately and then return to their schools awaiting completion of their group. Some may be called a t the end of the first semester, tho second semester, or whenever the group is complete.

Preliminary tra in ing will be taken for a period up to sixty days a t tho Naval Reserve Aviation Base, Navy Yard, Philadelphia, and advanced training a t Jacksonville or Pensa­cola, Florida. In order to bo eligible for training, a candidate must meet these general requirements: he must be an unmarried American citizen between tho ages of 20 and 27, have

NAVY

H om eeom in g D aya c t iv i t ie s s c h e d u l e d f o r t h e b u s y w e e k e n d .

a y e a r a g o s a w g r a d s th r o n g in g th e c o u r t d u r i n g r e g i s t r a t io n , as s h o w n u p p e r le f t . O th e r s h o ts s h o w a l u m n i p a r t i c ip a t i n g in

A l u m n i A s s e m b l e f o r H o m e c o m i n g F e s t i v a l

HONORARY(Continued on Page 6, Ool. 4)

H e rb G alm an H ead s Society

Herb Galman was elected president of the Drexel Electronic Society at the first oflicial meeting on October 13 ill the society’s laboratory over the cafeteria. Other results of the election were:

Vice-president, Isaac Guerbacli; secretary, James Stewart; treasurer, Irwin Goldstein; equipment engi­neer, Jedney.

During the business proceedings, it was also decided that similar meet­ings tliroughout this term will be on a lte rnate Tuesdays.

Following the business procedure, Herb Galman, junior electrical engi­neer, presented a ta lk and demon­stration on tho methods of measur­ing the percentage modulation of a radio telephone transmitter. Each method was illustrated with actual equipment consisting of a small radio station which was sending out a six­ty-cycle audible signal. Tho signal was impressed on the screen of the society’!* caJthode ray oscilloscope, a device used to chock the percent ­age modulation of the transmitted signal.

The next meeting of tho society will be held in the laboratory on Tuesday, October 28. All electrical engineers interested in radio or vacuum tubes should attend.

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Results of the National Scholastic Press Association yearbook contest give the 1941 “Lexerd” first class rating. The contest, sponsored by tho department of journalism at tho University of Minnesota, was judged last September.

Of special interest to the judges was the history section. Mention was also made of tho unusual ondsheets.

Tho “Lexerd” is entered in tho contest each year, in the class of colleges enrolling 1000 to 2499. Honor ratings range from All-Amorican, the top rating, through first, second, third, and fourth class. These ratings aro mado on the basis of appearance, content, general plan, and special sections.

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Soph om oren F e a s tLast Tuesday afternoon tho men’s

sophomore class decided to have a “doggie roast” and danco at tho Drexel Lodge on Saturday evening, December 6. Steve Kerr took charge of tho mooting.

Since tho only sophomore class officer in school this term is the troasnror, tho class is handicapped in in it ia ting tho year’s program. However, plans are going forward.

Tho Social Committoo has already s tar ted work on the affair on Do- comber 6. Duane Halvorsen, Tommy Lowo, Charles Potor, Jr., and Charles Gronort comprise tho committoo and aro completing tho urrangomonts for the event.

The sophomore class also dlscuBsea preliminary arrangements for a dance which will take place during tho winter term. Tlio date for this affair will bo disclosed a t a later date.

If you’re curious about life at Drexel fifty years ago, just step into the Museum and you will dis­cover how tho student of tha t day studied and played.

Pictures which cover the fa r wall date from Drexel’s earliest begin­ning, and show all phases of the first curriculum. Perhaps you will bo tempted to coinparo tho school us it was then with our present Drexel Tech. I t is a fascinating study.

A picture of the Court in 1903 may bo disappointing, for a t first glance it seems to look just like the Court today. There is tho same tiled floor, the same marble stops, and—yea, the same statues! But looking more closely, wo can see a few changes. Tho light bulbs in tho central chan ­delier have been changed, and tho Winged Victory is on the other end of tho Court.

Strange StylesTho depar tmental divisions show

girls and boys in anklo-length skirts and tight trousers doing the same things tha t hurry our livog today. In tho business section, tho freshmen have puzzled expressions as they pour over their math. The business machines look not as modern, but jus t as confusing, as ours. Girls with twice as much ha ir as they could pos­sibly need and pinchod-in wuistllnos are seated before typewriters of an ­cient vintage. Library students look through dusty volumes. (Tho pic­ture doesn’t show tho dust, but we know it must bo there.)

By J E A N BILLINGS

It is surpri.sing to find tha t s tu ­dents in those ancient-looking out­fits studied chemistry, but there is a picture which shows an unmistak- ablo chem lab. I t doesn’t look much different from the one on tho third floor. There are rows and rows of bottles, and intr icate tangles of rub ­ber tubing, bunsen burners, and metal stands. In fact, those bunsen burners aro probably tho same ones wo used when we were freshmen.

Enginoers' ShopsThere is a picture of the engineers’

hideaway. They called them “shops” then instead of “ labs.” But they soem to have as many machines of mysterious appearance then as now. Tho pictures sliow lots of wheels and axles, belts, cogs, and gears, but very few engineering students. Those who were accidentally caught by the camera seem to bo furtively ducking behind tho machines. They aro wearing greasy overalls.

So far, wo think tha t Drexel hasn’t changed much.

Suppose we look a t tho homo eco­nomics section. There aro girls with long skirts and in tent expressions looking a t textiles in glass cases. Our skirts arp shorter now, and our ex­pressions perhaps not us intent—but surely those aro tho same textiles we saw in class tho othor day. In tho cooking lab, tho stovos are not stroanilined and tho uniforms look

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a s s c m l ) l e f o r a H o m e c o m i n g W e e k - e n d t h i s I ' r i d a y a n d S a t u r d a y ,

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. 5 0 t h A n n i v e r s a r y c e l e b r a t i o n b e i n g h e l d t h i s y e a r a t D r e x e l .

First event sclu'duled and the highlight of the week-end is the din­ner iit the Warwick Hotel, 17th and Locust streets, followed by a dance from 10:00 'til 1:00. Although the dinner is for alumni only, students are urged to attend tho dance. Door prizos, lucky number prizes, and others will be given and to tlie class having the greatest percentage of their class ])resent, a si)ocial award will l)c given. The Haverfordians will |)rovide the music. Admission is $1.00 per person.

Scheduled for Saturday are nu­merous activities, star ting first with registration at 9:00, followed by a tour through the school.B«ception

President and Mrs. Kolbe, with representatives of tho facul ty and board of trustees, will entertain alumni at an informal reception in the Student Union building, and im­mediately afterwards, buffet lunch­eon will be served.

In the afternoon, grads will mi­grate to the athletic field at 46th and llaverford avenues for the Drex- el-Ursinus football game. At 1:15, they will form a line a t tho women’s hockey field and parade up to and about tho football field until 2:00 when the kick-off will s ta r t the game.

For those, not wishing to attend tho game, tea will be served a t Sarah Drexel Van Kcnsselaer dormitory at H320 Powelton avenue.Miller, ’14, Chairman

General chairman in charge of tho organizing this week-end is Mr. Walter W. iMiller, ’14, William 8. Stevens, ’26, is chairman in charge of tho dinner and danco while Albert Juram, ’37, is in charge of a t tend­ance. Other eommittoo heads are Mrs. Herbert S. Haynes, ’37, former­ly Jean Nicks, supervising the tea a t the dormitory, Klsie Preece, ’33, publicity and Josephine Wolf, ’37, chairman in charge of choosing the orchestra to play a t tho dance.

Assisting these committee workers in tho capacity of workers are H a r ­riet E. Worrell, ’15, .lohn Lether- bury, ’30, Leon F. Driscoll, ’16, Al-

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Y. P la u i i P r o g r a mAs a result of the initial Coffee

Hour, a second in tho series of social gatherings was sponsored by Y.M. C.A. on Wednesday, October 22. All students wore invited to assemble for tho get-together at tho Student Union building. Bill Adams and hia conunitteo took care of all details.

Y.W.O.A. is in charge of a com- ploto series of such programs. At the last meeting of this orguniaa- tion, a schedulo for Coffee Hours to be held in tho fu tu re was presented. Tho tentative schedule is to include L F. Council, W.S.G.A., and the faculty.

These programs uro arranged to promote sociability and friendUnesB between the students and faculty members.

Mr. W. J . Jeffries, chief engineer the Philadelphia war ordnance

district, spoke to 130 mechanical en­gineers at tho first meeting of tho A. S. M. E. on Thursday, October 16, in tho Student Union building. He talked on tanks and heavy artillery, showing illustrations. A discussion followed tho talk.

Next Thursday another meeting will feature four films. Sound films entitled “ Wright Builds for Air Su­premacy” and “Plastics Prefer red” will be shown. Tho other films aro “Tho Eyes of Science” and “Steel— Man’s Servant” with sound and tech­nicolor. Next month’s meeting is planned for November 13 and will include a talk by Mr. Camaroid on “Polaroid and I ts Uses.”

An inspection trip to Abbott’s ico cream factory at Second and Lom­bard last Tuesday acquainted tho en­gineers with tho workings of tho plant. Tho chief engineer, Mr. Strombach, explained tho engineer­ing aspects, and the chief chemist, tho chemical features.

Mr. Kepscha is tho now A. S. M. E. honorary chairman, replacing Mr. Stevens. Oflicers for tho current year aro as follows: Jack Schuster, chairman; George Schneider, vice- chairman; John Rafferty, treasurer ; David Tabas, recording secretary; Bill Bernard, corresponding secre­tary.

Degrees Granted to Eight Girl Students By School Trustees

The Board of Trustees a t a meet­ing on October 16 granted degrees or diplomas to six students from the school of business administration and two from tho school of homo economics.

Bachelor of science degrees in secretarial studies were given to Edna Elizabeth Ball and F.dna Louise Larson. Marion H. Myers was the recipient of a bachelor of science degree in commorco. These throe students completed their fourth year’s work during summer term.

In tho homo economics school, Elisiaboth Marie Greono and Ruth Virginia Hermann received B.S. de­grees in homo economics.

The students in the two-year sec­retarial course who received diplo­mas are: Yolanda Margaret Oifolog- lio, K. Shirley Vincent, and Gertrude L. Wiouhold.

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