drexel institute

OF TECHNOLOGY PHILADELPHIA, PA.

N e w M e m b e rs Taken B y

Varsity Club, B lue K e y

VOLUME XXX NOVEMBER 13. 1953NUMBER 13

Hockcy Team Hopes To Break Grid Mens Streak

by Mary Jane Dorey

The t 'ainous P'lour Howl for f r iend ly footbal l plavers will he held M.is year on W e d ne sd ay . Nov. 25. at fou r p.m. The s i r ls Hockey team

looking fo rw a rd to th e Kanie th i s y ea r in hopes tha t t h e y 'm ig h t i.n-ak the l)oys w in n in g s t r e a k . T h e Karnes have ended in a l-(l .score,

------------- favor the football team for thepas t th r ee years.

T he boys, on the o th e r hand , a r e “ u p ” for the game and are qu i t e d e te rm ined to keep the s t a ­tus quo. The football team will l)e in full force, led by UampaKinR Rubin and (i ruesom e (Irebis. The re m a in d e r of the line up will be s t ro n g with Fals ies P’ugmanii. ( ’a sano va Campiglia. P an ta loons Pinky. Wild Man Wonderly. H un gry Mayes. Sugai- S huga i t . F la t Mat t F^lanagan. (largoyle (Hazier and (ligolo ()’{'onnor.

Tliey will be well iin<l<‘i--stiidied w i th (ior^ioii s (iest . l)(‘lirioiis Del ( 'a inpo, J u d y .lohiisoii, Past or Ta.stor, IMccl Missile Mey.ers , M arve lous Miller, ( 'harni i ' i» ( 'abai io , X utty Nobblitt , Hunnin^ IU)yle, M ar ie t ta Mac Sliaiie, Itus- t e r It rown, and Karni<‘n Kwapiii- ski. H yac in th Hart , l*alipa tatin^ IN‘<*tros an d “ P au l in e tlie (i l ioul" Von Ze<-li.

These c h a rm in g indiv iduals will t a k e the field in th e i r newly acq u i red un iform s, which have l)een specially desi 'rned for this occasion by Madam (’ham quare) l i also known in the polite circles as H e rm a n Epste in .

These crea t ions fea tu re some­th ing (luite new in fashion. The f ron t bodice ha.s been lined witii ten p ounds of steol so as to ward off in jur ies .

T h e hockey team, with a ^leani in it.s t*ye, will t a k e over th e tie!»I in t lu ‘ followin}>' m a nn e r . li.W., Hutii ie K r a m e r ; L.I., ( l e r t rud e Hoo|>er; ( M \ Helen ( ’al ias; H.I., A n n a Mae Matt is; H.W., Wesa Wilcox, li .H. Mary Lou Hates;H., J u d y H ibbard ; I..H., ( oneiia S co tt ; H.F., Kve Hola tas ; I-.K.,

G l e e C l u b B e g i n s

C o n c e r t S e r i e s.■Starting next T h u r s d a y the

(imbined (Jlee (Mubs of Drexel Institute of T echn o log y will pre-

a series of fo u r concer t s , riifse will be held in c o m m e m o r a ­tion of tiie ho l iday season and will fea ture C h r i s tm a s Caro ls.

The llrst one will be he ld at th e Hast Ore land I’a r e n t T e a c h e rs Association. (Jloria W. (Jiles. a m aduate s tu d en t in th e School of I,Unary Science an d A rm a n d Mc- Lane. a f r e sh m a n in th e Col lege (Pi Husiness A d iu in i s t r a t io n . will 1,1 iiu> soloists at th e first rec i ta l , iiinuiunced WalU»"e H ea to n . Direc- t(i,- of Music at Drexel.

'I'lie second conce r t will be sun g \\’((liip:day. D ecem ber 2, in th e (ireat Court of th e .John W a n a - maker store, P h i l a d e lp h i a . T h is ii'filal will f e a t u r e a p o r t io n of Hic.xers t r a d i t io n a l C h r i s tm a s jiroiirain.

Guilders of A m er ica . H ar l Mc- Iitniald’s new w ork , will be f e a ­tured when the g ro u p s ings at th e Media .Methodist (Muirch on P'ri- (iiiy, December 4.

The g ro u p ’s final concer t will til' tlie t r ad i t io n a l C h r i s tm a s pro- uiam in the I n s t i t u t e ’s ( I rea t t'oiiit on F o u n d e r ’s Day, F r iday . I*t‘feiiil»er 11.

Siiirley Heeler, L a u re l Spr ings .-I., a ju n io r in th e co l lege of

linsiness a d m in i s t r a t i o n , and • iiroi Fritz, F r e e l a n d . Pa., a siiiilioniore in th e col lege of h om e •'■"iiomics, will be th e accom- I'iMllstS. FLOUR BOWL on Page 3

C a i r o C r a p G a m e

S t a r t s P i K a p s

O n A t o m In t r ig u eAccording to Drexel’s chemisti 'y

l)ooks. an a tom is a very sniall pa rt ic le : l)Ut accord ing to Drex- el 's Pi Kaps. ‘‘Atom and Kve." is a very la rge project. Way back in the spr ing te rm, when the wheels began to tu rn , the men looked for a se t ting for th is year ' s show. In the past, the shows have taken place in the South Sea Is­lands, the hills of Tennessee, New York, and last year on an Indian reservat ion.

Put yoursel f in the place of Tom and Fd, stuck in (’ai ro w:th only enough money to get home. What would you do'.' Of course, t h a t ’s exactly what they d i l : gambled the i r savings in a craj) game. Natura l ly they lose. This s t a r t s the ball, or the atom if you will, rolling. Had Ware , as Tom. and .lim Henry, as Kd. a re d rawn into an in t r igu ing s i tua t ion . (Jeorge W eidenham m er . as Gen­eral Touchet, and (leorge .Murray, as L ieu tenan t P ingm an represent Uncle Sam and the atomic project.

(Jeorge lirown, as Horis and Russ ( 'haney, as Iran , a re the “ r e d ” spies. Then th e r e ’s Fve— Donna Wetzel. The plot tl iickens.

Egypt is typically represen ted with mummies, su l tans, and the myste r ious old pyramids . With an atom spy ring built a rou nd it, it becomes typically en te r ta in ing .

“ Atom and E ve” will run two nigh ts: next Friday and Satu rday. Tickets a re $1.0(1 and $1.2.'i r e ­spectively with a dance in the Court a f t e r S a tu rd a y ’s pe r fo rm ­ance.

Voting f(;r :he L F. Sweet ­heart will bo held today in the Court unti l p.m. and to ­mor row night at the Hall. Only f r a te rn i ty meml)ers a i e elegible to vote. A ticket and matr ic card must be presen ted before voting.

Fall tertn is a busy one for the ho no ra ry f r a te rn i t i e s on cam pus for t lu'y a re now sending out bids, pledging, and in i t ia t ing new m e m ­bers. Two of t l iese fr a te rn i t ies . Varsi ty (Mub and lUue Key have a l ready accepted new members , while Scabbard and Hlade has sent out bids which wc're accepted on Wednesday.

All Drexel S tud en ts have at some time benefitted from the s<Mvices of the Vars ity (’lub. Tliis honora ry org an iza t ion of vars ity le t te r a w ard winners has done much at D.LT. The . \n nu a l Kick- Off Dance is one of tbi ' h igh l igh ts of the social c a len dar and the Varsi ty Var ie ties preseti ted every sp r ing is a lways a sm ash hit. Specta to rs at all Drexel home gam es madly crowd a ro u n d the re f re shm en t s tand. This s tand is a n o th e r service of the men of

S t u d e n t B u i ld in g

C o m m i t t e e P l a n s

D e c e m b e r D a n c eIn answ e r to many re( |uests.

compla in ts , and ( |ues tions con ­cern ing the func t ions of the S tu ­dent Huilding ( ’onuni t tee . tlie m em bers of tha t com m it tee would like to m ake pul)lic th e i r ac t ions to date.

Several mee t ings have been held and it was decided tha t i)e<ause of the full social ca le nd a r th is te rm only one F i id ay night dance will be sponsored. This dance will be held on F''riday n ight, December 4. Full i) ar ticulars will be f u r ­nished at a la te r date.

The S tudent Huilding (’om m it - tee has been una)>le to a s su m e full scale op e ia t ion s because of lack of members . Tlie five m em b ers now on the com m it tee includt* Hill •Musto, ch a i rm a n : (Jre tta Payon- seck. sec re ta ry : . \nn Langford , Hob Thomas , and (’h ar l ie .Mattis. .Mr. Olson, new head of the S tu ­den t Huilding, is tiu* com m it tee advisor .

The ( 'om m it te e has an urgen t need for more meml)ers. This is an opp o r tun i ty for c i i t ics and e n ­thu s ia s t s to do som eth ing w o r th ­while for the s tuden t b»)dy. .Any­one in te res ted should please contact Cl ret t a Payonseck via Student mail immedia te ly .

the Vars ity (Mub who hold all rece ip ts from the activ it ies in a fund which is to be used for a l iouse for Drexel a th le tes .

The four teen p ledges of the ^ar^■il.v <’lnh wlio were s«*en w ea r ­ing the hlu<‘ an d mold wood«<n " I ) ’* a re men who liav** won ii le t te r In a ma.ioi- sp«»rt o r th r ee J.V. or mln«)r spor t le tte rs . Those Ini­t i a ted on W ednesday , were : Joh n ti e rh ich . Hob Ueltl. William Mc- C(»mhs, J r . , t ' a r l .S|abh>r, Jo h n ScarhorouKh, Kv Morrison . David H«'arll, .Mike I’u lscak, J a m e s O*. Conner, Kdward Hellly, Wil liam I 'lercy, h'red Llndhelm, Mitch Haus4>r, an d Sand«* W alton.

Hlue Ke.v. Dr»‘X(‘l ’s na t ional hon o ra ry f r a te rn i ty for men, will hold its an n u a l in i ti a tion on De- cemi)er second. T he ( |ualit ica tions for election to memlx ' r sh ip a re high scholast ic s t a n d a rd s , and above all, servic(> to D.I.T. and its activi ties. 'rii»> pledges must also i)e m em bers of the ju n io r or senior class.

The live men cluisen (fiis yea r hav<* shown o u t s ta n d in g le ade r ­sh ip whi le en ro l led at l»re\el. Those wlu» m ay be seen a ro u n d school w ear ing the blue wooden k«‘y whh 'h sl^nllies th e i r pled)>liim a r e : J e r r y K rassens le ln win* was presid<‘ut of Slmma . \ lph a Mu and is a m e m b e r of .Scabbard and Hlade; ( ieo rye Hosenkoir , Husl- ujvss M an ag e r of the Drexel l^ed- u e r an d m e m b e r of Sl^nia . \ lpha .Mu; St«*ve IMiie a m e m b e r of S l^m a 1*1 and a chiss oHIcer for th r e e years ; Hussel t 'hane.v, a<‘- flve on sw im m ing te am an d Stu- <lent Council , iind a m e m ber of I’l K a p p ’i I’hl; an d Carl Link wtn> Is p res ident of , \ lpha PI Onu'ma and a m e m b er of . \ lpha Pi liamlMla.

Newman Club Holds Harvest Hop Tonite

'Phe Newman ( ' l u b ’s Harves t Hop. or ig ina l ly i i lanned for F r i ­day, Nove?nber tl, will be held to ­night at the Drexel l .odge. The HaivesI Hop is a so u a re dance fea tu r in g Dick Hurley and his music.

Tick(‘ts can be ob ta ined from any Newman Club m em ber or piir- chased at the door. The price of the t ickets is $.75 i)er m em ber and ll.li. 'i per non-m ember .

I 'or fur ti ie i’ (' (' tails, contac t .Mercia (Irnssi,

JAN McABEE, ALICE MILLER, TO R iaH T : PAT OAPPONE. BARB OESTNER, SHERRY VA^^^ BLACK, JAYNE SAVELLE, MARY BROGAN. AENNCHEN, CHOREOG-

•JA.RB EDWARDS, EVELERN PEACOCK, LAURA DiFELIOh, ^a p h e r a n d d o n c r a f t , d a n c e d ir e c t o r .

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T H E D R E X E L T R I A N G L EN ovember 13, 1953

D r iv in g C o n t e s t O p e n t o S t u d e n t sDo you rorisicier cau t ion and

safe ty a hoax? Are you in t e r ­ested in cu t t ing down on tiiose liorrible accidents ti iat co i ie se s tu d en ts a re so tnucli a i>art of? Til is year , at last . i .uml)erniens .Mutual C asual ty ( 'otni)any a n ­nounces the 1 9 5 :’. (’oileKe News- l)aper (’ontest on safe driving-

It is especially inii><>>*iin* we. as Amer ican citizens in te res ted in tlie wel fa re of ou r cou n t ry and families, show a decided in terest and coopera t ion tow ard th is problem of reckless driving.

VoiiiiK d r ive rs Iimvi* an iiiienvi- al)le record , .">0% above tlie aver- aue for all i lr ivers. II is I lie few show-on d r ive rs who have }*iveii l lie youiiK <li'iver ^roiij» a bad re<onl . Are you one <»f lh«*se reckless <!rivers? Or a re you a safe d r iv e r in te res ted in he lp lnn your classnia le Improve th e i r at- tltu<l<*?

Lunil)erniens has made tliis contest possil)le l)y offerinij in cash prizes.

These safety cam pa ign s in collef^es have cut down on acci­den ts . not only on the c a m ­pus. but in colle^?e towns and nearl)y com m un i t ie s as well.

This contest is a o p po r ­tun i ty for those in te res ted in jou rna l i sm .

Itu les : («>ntest m a te r i a l sub-

L I N T O N ' S

Friendly

Restaurants

OPEN ALL NIGHT

Drexel F /ow er Shop

T hey’re saying nice things about

our C O R S A G E S

3505 Lancaster Ave.

EV 2-3155

Headquaters for

MANHATTANSHIRTS

VARSITY SHOPOpposite Penn Dorm s

Spruce at 37th St.

nil tt ed for . ludyinent must Imve n|»p«‘a red in the T r ian u le !)efwc<*n

\ov<*nilM*r in and lK*<'ember 1!>,

!}».■»:< Inclusive.Kntrl«*s for papers ‘ hould he In

the fo rm of full-pa>>e teair sheets

of ea<h Issue in which contest

mat<‘rla l ap pea rs . Su<ii t e a r

shee ts shou ld be a t t a c h e d t«» an

• ►fficlal en t ry fo rm an»I mark«‘d

p la in ly to Indicate m a te r ia l for

cons idera t ion .Ind iv idua l en t r ie s ( f ea tu res ,

ed i to r ia ls , car toons , photo^ rap l i s i

should i)e su b m i t te d as clippinjis.

fa s tened to otlicial en t ry forms.

Kdi tors will indica te in an accom­

panying le t te r to whom payment

shou ld l)e m ade if a prize is won.

Kntr ies will i)e judged on the

ori.i^inality of m a te r ia l , m e thods

of ]) resenta tion to th e re ade r and

fjeneral effect iveness and vijjor of

the cam pa ign <>•' indiv idual ent ry . Decisions of the jud^?es will he

final. All en t r ie s must i)e i)ost- m a rk ed no la te r th an midnigh t , . la nuary 1»5. 1!>54.

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Chess Club Starts Kriegspeil Tourney

The KriPRspeil T ou rn am en t of the (' liess (Muh s ta r ted this past week. Only m embers of the club a re el is ih le to part ic ipate. Those ta k ing par t a re expected to play as many o the r members as possi­ble. The resu lt s a re to »'«m- mitted to P^rank Simmons. Vice Pres iden t.

The club has used some of its funds to pu n hase new chess sets and new boards. The new lead weighted, felt bottom, wooden sets can be secured at any time for use by the membersh ip in the Student Huilding by leaving a club memi)ership card in Mr. Ol­son's oflice.

A copy of the revise-1 Humpev Hoard Rules can be ob ta ined from Francis Heane. the club's secretary .

Tlie girls all smiled at me.

And I began to gloat.

Then I realizedThat I was .iust a vote.

O P T I C A L R F .P A IK S — P ronu . t s tuden t

serv ice, b roken lenses replaced , f ram es an d en d pieces repa i red , glasses .ndjiisted.

Scientific Eye E x a m in a t io n . T o avoid i n ­conven ience have u s copy y o u r p r e s c r ip ­

t ion from y o u r lenses. N o obligation . Dr.

L. I. S chw ar tz , O p tom e tr is t , H S. 40 th

S t. Open un ti l 9 p.m. on M on. a n d F ri .

I. F. QUEEN?Hoagies — Steaks

Cheeseburgers

Try them and you’ll always buy thetn

Open to 12 P.M.8C

Sundays

KAUFMAN'S501 No. 33rd St.

G H ' S R E S T A U R A N T3128-30-32 Market St.

Wesl Philadelphia's Most Famous

SEAFOOD HOUSE

m

I raoDvcr Of Abbotts DairiM.lK., muoi imA

N O C O M M E N T

G o i n g t o t h e I . F . B a l l

S P A N G L E R G R I L L E

PRiniERSFOR OVER FIFTY YEARS

m n c n z i n c s

C R T n L 0 G U 6 S

CLHSS BOOKS

J O B U J O R K

L v o n & HR f n o R

147-51 North 10th StreetPHILADELPHIA

T H E D U P O N T

DIGEST'■»* ..

A N D D E V E L O P M E N T

C a l l f o r K n o w l e d g e , I n g e n u i t y , T e a m w o r k

M aking new products in large am ounts, devising new proc­esses, and im proving old ones—such problem s are th e job of D esign and D evelopm ent. An exam ple was th e developm ent of a large-scale process for m aking *'Orlon” acrylic fiber s ta r tin g from sm all labora to ry sam ples of polyacrylonitrile.

Q u an tity p roduction of polym er was only a beginning. A whole set of new and unusual problem s arose in spinning the fiber, because polyacrylonitrile decomposes before i t m elts, and i t dissolves only in high-boiling solvents.

A team of D u P o n t technical m en—chem ical and m echan­ical engineers, in s trum en ta tion specialists, m etallurgists, and m ateria ls handling experts undertook to find a solution. H ere are a few of the problem s they m et:

1. Solve problems in heat transfer and fluid flow arising from the fact th a t the spinning solution m ust be blanketed with inert gas to prevent fire hazards.

2 . Design a system for controlling the tempera­ture of the viscous spinning solution within ±0.5°F. a t hundreds of points in the plant.

3 . Design new mechanisms for winding yarn at high speed without any deviation in yarn tension.

4 . Design air conditioning and ventilating sys­tems to remove fumes from specific spots, but still allow easy access to all areas.

A m ong D u F o n t’s m any research and engineering activ i­ties, D esign and D evelopm ent jobs provide great oppor­tu n ity for th e knowledge, ingenuity , and team w ork capaci- ties o f m en in a g rea t varie ty of technical fields.

The characteristics of a super-pressure pump, designed by Du Pont engineers and made in Du Pont shops, are studied by Ralph C. Grubb, B.S.M.E., Tennessee ’51, and Paul D. Kohl, B.S.M.E., Purdue '46.

Albert Rand, B.S.M .E., M .I .T . '50 {right) develops controls for chemical equipment.

Carl Heilman, B.S.Ch.E., Syracuse '50, and J . M. McKelvey, Ph.D.Ch.E., Washington '50, search for new ways to coat plastic on wire.

ASK FOR’’C h e m i c a l E n g i n e e r s a t D u P o n t . ” Now illuHlruled buuklet tie-scribes initial usHigmnentB.lruiningund putliB of promotion. Ju s t aond post curd to E. I. du P o n t do N em ours & Co. (Inc.), 2521 Nom ours HuiidinK, Wil- mington, Doluwuro. Also uvuilublo; " U u P on t C om pany an d the College d r a d u a t e ” & "M echanical Engineers a t Du P o n t .”

•U u ) Ml on

B in iR THINGS FOR BETTER LIVING. . . THROUOH CHIMISTKY

Watch "Cavalcadi of Amarica," on Talaviiion

N vember 13. 1953

[r^eaven o r Hellllfiiven or Hell , call it w h a t you

For we sha l l t r e a t and ,isp you or t r ick an d squeeze

we shal l s u r m o u n t all yo u r , . l lonsness an d in d i f fe rence to .. iiieve ou r goal. And n o n e shal l . ape.

I here will he a week of spec- i. iiular e n t e r t a i n m e n t in the , m onkeys from Afr ica ,<({)i>>s of d a m e s f rom the

f o r s h o e s - p a n t s g l o v e s & S H I R T S

G O T O

FRANKSFft. 1900

Better Shoes for Less Money i002 M arket St. , W . Ph ila .

T ren to n Royal Opera Co., cool crazy music from the finest mu- sicians.

You will he asked to give one d o l la r to Campus Chest. We shall heg, borrow and steal this money f rom you. You will receive foV th is money a t icket to the Rouge and Robe play, a chance to ap ­p rec ia te the su rpri ses and a b r ig h t yellow tag! You will wear th i s ta g du r ing the ent ire week to p ro tec t yourse lf from our arden t o ns lau gh t . You will be nude w ithou t it. “ You” means every ­body, man. women, children, h u ­m a n s and teachers . Xo one shall escape.

Campus Chest Publicity

Retailers Enjoy

Second Meetins

t h e D H E X E L T RI a N G I e

n i K O K S C A S H E D

LEARNERS PERMITS

24 hr* Service?108 M arke t S treet

Wilford Barber Shop

109 N. 33rd Streel

COME TO DREXEL'S NEW CAFETERIA AND ENIOY ALL HOME-MADE FOODF O U N T A IN BAR . . .

CAFETERIA L U N C H E O N

CAFETERIA D IN N E R . .

8:30 A.M.—4:30 P.M.

11:00 A.M.—2:00 P.M.

5:00 P.M.—7:00 P.M.

G R E Y H O U N DH eap Big Bargoin for everybody Going H om e for Thonksgivingl

O n « W a y

^ YORK CITY $2.42

^SHINSTON, D. C. 3.39

«RISBURG .......... 2.59

SCRANTON

LOS ANGELES

SAN FRANCISCO

Big EXTRA Savings on Round-Trip Tickets

>^EYH0UND TERMINAL 30th St. Station Phone BAring 2-1400

g r e y h o u n d

Last evening Tom Shannon , pres ident of the Retai ling (Mub, pres ided over the second meeting of the te rm and one which proved enjoyable and beneficial to all who a t tended.

T hrough the co-ojieration of Art .lones. program cha i rm an . Mr. Robert .1. .lenista. Store Manager of Lit Bro thers in Ph iladelph ia and formerly of Hloomingdales . spoke to the group on the many oppor tun i t ies now avai lable for s tuden ts in the Store Management Division. His talk was very in­te res t ing and inspir ing and helped to complete one more link in the chain of possible openings for merchandis ing s tud en ts in the field of Retailing.

The present ofiicers of the Re­ta il ing Club a re as follows; pres i­den t - Tom Shannon; vice-presi­den t - Tom W ard ; se rc re ta ry •Marilyn Cilatzert; ass is tan t secre­t a r y - Mercia (Jrassi; t r e a su re r .lames Det t re ; p rogram cha i rm an — Art .lones.

F l o u r U o t r l(Continued from Page 1)

(ihiiiy lif iH lrn n an , an d (J., l l r f tv Hill.

The (J ridders ( 'h ee r in g section will be led by chee rh 'ade r s . One leg Semanik. Mop-a-long I’oc and Rivit knee R jo rk land . who have been side lined in pre-season scr im mages .

T he cerem onies of th is game a re qu i te e labora te . They enta il the c row ning of the F lou r Howl Queen. This (lueen is selected by the Hockey team and all due re s ­pect is paid to the recii)ient of th is aw ard . The queen is c rowned a f t e r the gam e has been played in a most solemn and rel ig ious m a n ­ner with a bag of flour and a bit of water. Somehow in past years the (jueen has not happily and grac iously accepted th is honor bestowed upon him by the hockey team. The Queen will l)e chosen a f t e r the gam e lias l>een completed so tha t th e honor will not so m u c h .u p se t the (lueen as to h a m ­per his playing. Last y e a r ’s

(Jueen was ,loe Haenn.

.\ wiener roas t will be held a f t e r the gam e for the two teams.

For a quick snack try the

TRIANGLE GRILLEin the Student Building

HAMBURGERS, HOAGIES, MILK SHAKES

O p en Mon.-Fri. 8-4

Sat. 8-1

Home Ecs Hear Broadened Talk

The Home Kconomics Club, which met on the tw elf th of No­vem ber . was fo r t i ina te in having as its gitests Mrs. Fred H. .Meyers who told of home and family life in Hrazil, and her d a u g h te r . Mar­gueri te , who descr ibed her school experietuM's in Rrazil and .Argen­tina. They have tr ave led ex ten ­sively th ro u g h o u t South .America and Kurope with .Mr. Meyers, i tranch m a n a g e r for Revlon I’rod- ucts C orpora t ion . Moth .Mr. and Mrs. Meyers were born in Cier- many. They m arr ied and came to tlu' Uni ted S la tes in l!t:i7 and became citizens.

F or a boil t th ree years they were s t a t ioned in Mueuos . \ ires , then were t r a n s fe r re d to !{io de . laniero for thre(» years !)(‘fore re ­tu rn in g to the Stat(>s in i!t,')l. At l)resent .Mrs. Meyers is doing some commercia l research work , and does some wri t ing about he r t r a v ­els and dogs. .Marguerite, a soi)b- om ore at (Sirls’ High Scliooi, is very much interc'sted in United Nat ions Work , and is pres iden t of Ihe aflil iation *-lub of her school.

Her know ledge and u n d e r s t a n d ­ing of peo|)le in nuiny coun t r ies has given Mrs. .Meyers a broad persp(>ctiv(*. Vivacious and c h a r m ­ing, with sincert ' f r iendsh ip for peoi)le (>verywhere, they were o u t ­s t a n d in g messengers of i n t e rn a ­tional goodwill .

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win or lose. At the same time, to support

and side with the winning team is easy, hut

to support .1 losing team is rare. And yet

it is the team that is not winning that really

needs the support.

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last game of the season tt)morrow. The

team’s record of w'ins is mediocre at best

but their effort has been tremendous. Every

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well as their effort in order to field a team

that can perform and win for the students.

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morrow a big day.

W e WinHeadlines are attracted to big things. As

a result the Pi Kap Show', Campus Chest,

Kouge and Robe, and the l.F. Ball all re­

ceive their due share of publicity. How'

ever, life would be very dull and empty if

not for the many sm.ill activities around

Drexel.

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happening on campus. Post'game frater-

nity house warmings, Newman Club, Drexel

Christian Fellow'ship, Intercollegiate Con-

ference on Government, Chess Club arc

just a few of the many groups that keep Drexel alive.

These clubs are not operated for Drexel's benefit, they are kept going by students who are interested in themselves and their ego and who belong to them to satisfy their ow'n interests.

Why don't you find the club that will Iv of some value to >ou -and then join it.

C^ouft festerY o u h a v e n ’t f o u n d me yet .S o I 'm wil ling to bet .M a yb e you will.But not unti l ,A new il iderule you get.

After spending tlie weekend under nmny snowdrifts, your old budily, C.J., has emerged with ax and knife ready and willing. Who will be next? Good Uu-k to all.

Speaking of drifts, I picked up u few th ings tha t drifted toward me lately. (5et this: NANCY NEVIN was seen in the Court again. Hack with us. Nancy? . . . What girl on the seventh floor of the do nn played a dir ty tr ick on an old beau last Saturday?. . . FUEl) CLAUKK and CATHY UOSKwill soon nmke it oHlciul............. JANE HOWEis pledging the first fr a te rn i ty tha t sends her u bid. . . . JOE NACJY is on the loose aga in ; be on gua rd , girls. Joe is a real lover.. . . HLAHt SIMON is finding it hard to getalong without ALICE HOBEUTS a ro un d-----CHARLIE HELL was seen exchanging words with E IL E EN SCHNEIDEU; good luck. Charlie. . . . IJICK SEEKING is jealous.

Seen Over Sappho’s ShoulderJOHN SEMANIK and WIMP l*OK still

faking tha t limp. . . . HETTY LOU CON- NOU und T ED PEETUOS hiding behind the signs In the corner. . . . NANCY SH E U E ll spor ting u new ha ircut and looking terrific.

Mnnnm. boy. Look t)ut for tha t red hai r next term when she conies back.

Old C.J. has an apology to make. MIR­IAM GEYER is not in a “Sophomore Slump.” Slie’s a Jun io r now. BIHl WKJTON and ANN SEIH ER T are making those long trips to Penn Sta te . L E E E IS W E R T H has joined the ranks of the Dorm Commandos (W A LTER PICKER, com manding). His ol)- jective? — MARILOL’ MATTIN(H.Y. HILL MEDVE really goes for blondes In a big way. PAULA HOLMES spent last weekend read ing “Snowbound.”

Caught Through the Keyhole . . . LEW EARSETTA with (HNNY O’DON­

NELL. . . . ELLEN HADEN and JOHN SCARHOROU(HI exchanging “ those” looks.. . . NANCY ECKERT playing tliat wicked game with the Slgnia P i’s. . . . SALLY RAMSEY tr ipping the waiters. . . . MARY JA NE DOREY taking the “Hllnd Tiger Ex­press.” (lood time, though. . . , ART VER- COE making out???. SHIRLEY LaGASSE —“ Down H earted!"

Soon. . . I.H. Hall this weekend.. . . (’onimunlty Ciiest drive,. , . N E L L IE SHIKJART and PAUL VON

to get caught by a certa in teacher. Wake up, Rubin.

Alpine Peaks, Rolling Grass Land

Give Fame and Fortune to Switzerlandby Frances Ferguson

(Joing from Holland to Switzer land is a s t a r t l in g t r an s i t ion from the m in ia tu re to the mam m oth . Here is a coun t ry consis ­t ing of t r em en do us upheava ls of land, ly­ing in a chao tic a r r a n g e m e n t of scraggly rock and rol ling g rass land with vacat ion resor ts and occasional indus t r ia l m u n ic i ­palit ies cast into its valleys.

T h is i.s the land of (he fam ous wood carvers and it d isp lays (lus skill w ith pride. The varn ished wooden walls of (lu* many <-hal(‘ts jire carved with pr<»- verbs In fancy scroll ; even th e pa l ing alonfi (he ever-present ba lconies is nia<lt‘ (<* siieeiinil) (o tiu* ard .s ts ’ desirt* for t*xpri*s- sion.

There is no th ing more th r i l l ing than seeing tlie snow-covered peaks for th e tirst t ime, l ike gl is ten ing sharp -edged c louds floating al)ove a h ighly elevated horizon.

W hen you have managed to forget the cons tan t popping of your ea rs as tiie bus which t r an sp o r t s you cliinl)s steadily higher, and have ga ined cont ro l over your nerves , sha t te red from the cons tan t sw erv ­ing a io u n d hairp in bends in a rav ine- l)ordered road, you begin to notice the crisp clean smell of the m o u n t a ’n air.

At last you a r r ive a( y tm r hote l in A<h*l- iMMlen, fee( alx.ve sea-lev» l. You re-lax an d feasl y»>ur eyes on (Ik> «*ver-p»>wer- iiiK landscape— the s(eep nrei>n n ioun(a in sides, pa r(ed by in,nin(aln s t r e am s and \va(»*r falls, crown<‘d by (he ul is te ii luu lee and snow.

It Is not hard to get up early In th is land of low a tmospher ic pressure , and It

The Dr e x e l Tr iangleJistablislifd 1926

Is eas ie r yet to be en t iced up the steep slopes befo re th e m o r n in g chi ll has left the ai r . A nd th u s , d o n ’t be surpr ised to find y ou rse l f w i th c lea ted shoes , swea te r ra incoa t , a n d lu n c h t r u d g in g up a narrow path . Once th e e xc u rs ion h as begun it is not easy to give up.

F ie lds of m u l t i - co lo red flowers welcoiiii' you. Civ i li za tion i)ecomes sca t t e r e d as you con t in u e o n w a rd . An occas ional sliep- h e r d ’s h u t p rov ides d r i n k in g w a te r from a ca t t l e t r o u g h . You s to p fo r lunch at

one of the se m iser ly hom es . It is not a res t w i th o u t d ive rs ion . H ere in a three room ed house you m ay find as many a- t h r e e fam il ie s l iv ing f rom the scant in­come they get f rom th e p r im i t iv e prodm tion of cheese o r o t h e r yie lds of ca tt le . O u ts ide you will see li t t le wiiitf goa ts g raz in g while l i t t le t i nk l ing a ro u n d th e i r neck s play th e music of an un k n o w n com poser . You will s^'e a iif'' s ha de of b lue In a m o u n t a in lake aii'l y o u ’ll h e a r th e echo of th e alp horn wii' " the s h e p h e rd ca l ls h om e his flocks.

T he g rea te s t t r i u m p h of th e excursii'ii. of course. Is r e a c h in g th e dest ined How in s ign i f ican t one feels looking do ' ' " ui)on th e re su l t of n a t u r e ’s r a m p a g e .

F o r a few days you d r in k of the straii^ and new c o n t e n tm e n t found th rough tl mere occui)at ion of loving na tu re . you h a te to leave all th i s beauty at tl end of yo u r vis it ; you have been restf in v igora ted , an d insi>lred an d now >'

mus t go to Par i s .

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Pessy Teams Spirit and W ork;

Gene Says Show Must G o On^^

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by Barbara Robinson

Tlie good w ord as f a r as th i s \oiin« man is co n c e rn ed is “ T h e Slidw." W h a t show you a s k ?

Silly boy. T he Pi K ap Sho w —

Atom and E ve .”

This yea r ' s p ro d u c t io n so u n d s

like a real rip s n o r te r , d e n e

Fi rry is se rv ing his la s t y e a r he-

liind the scenes in t l ie responsi l )l e

pttsition of show c h a i r m a n —

tiainely the guy who ti es all t lie

loose ends into one tiglit pack age .

And a good job he will do. you

may be sure. In th e pas t he lias

s»Tved as s t ag e m a n a g e r and

script d ir ec to r an d as co-co-co-co-

autlior of the last tw o sliows.

Aside from scene ry a n d props

lu* must hit th e l)ooks once in a

wliile because he h as l)een e lec ted

to Mlue Key an d Scah l)a rd and lilade.

W h en it comes to en thus iasm and Drexel spir it , Peggy Sessinger is r igh t in th e lead pitching. On S a tu rd a y s h e ’s am ong those gals w ear ing the blue and yellow o u t ­fits.

They say th a t when show l)usi- ness gets in your blood the re’s no g e t t in g rid of it so when the a n ­nua l Pi K ap show hi ts the boards

in two weeks. Peggy will be pu t ­

t ing in he r fou r th year as a m em ­

ber of the chorus .

In add i t ion to all her o the r ac­

t iv it ies Peggy run s the social

b u rea u of Delta Sigma Epsilon.

TAU KAPPA EPSILONT h an k s to the Delts for b rav ing

foul w ea the r and h a r s h e r e le ­ments to m ake Fr iday n i g h t ’s par ty a sm ash hit.

( 'ongra ts to our newlv elected officers: Bud O'Neil , p res iden t ; Fred Haid. vice p res ident ; Hill Piercy, t r e a su re r ; Tom Wonderly . secre ta ry ; Rill Young, h is to r ian ; Bruce Uibel, chap la in ; Bol) Stitz- inger. sergean t at a rm s ; Tom (Irel)is, pledge t ra iner . Best of L u c k :!

Coffee and donu ts a f t e r the game on Sa turday , the I. K. Ball S a tu rday n ight , and d o n ’t forget the I. F. gam e on Sunday.

SIGMA ALPHA MULooks like the bowling team is

in first place to stay. That 8-1 win over Api)le Pies is what did it. We can tha nk Marty Weiss and Ern ie Phill ips for tha t vic­tory.

Work on the cel lar has finally been s ta r ted a^ain. Mayl)e it will be completed by (’hrfs tm as a f t e r all.

Tough break about Eddie F is ­cher being in the hospital . W e ’ll miss you and your gorgeous girl at 1. F.. Eddie. See you all at the I. F. Ball tom orrow night.

ALPHA SIGMA ALPHAThis week was a busy one for

the Alphas. F irst of all. the Bake Sale on Monday was a big success. Then the Annual F o u n d e r s ’ Day Banquet on Monday night at Hel ­le r ’s found us all en joying de li ­cious roast turkey .

The Delta Kappa Hho par ty was postponed until tonigh t. L e t ’s

see a big crowd at :?:M4 L an cas te r Avenue at S :;{().

Don’t forget the football game to m o rro w out at the field the last of the season, by th e way.

SICiMA PILast week saw the in i ti a tion of

som eth ing new a long F ra t e rn i ty Row— exchange d inn e rs am ong the F ra te rn i t i e s se rv ing meals. On the .'ith we exchanged two m»'u with T he ta (’hi and again y e s te r ­day with L am bda ("hi. Let 's hoi)e th is cus tom cont inues , for it is an excellent way to im prove in ter - f raf e m i t y re la tionships .

Those who had th e i r snowshoes and could come to the Phi .Mti par ty know tha t it tu r n e d out very well.

H e re ’s a p lug for Drexel’s win- ningest te am the Soccer team and next Middle A t lan tic cham- I)ions. L e t ’s have a crowd out tiiis T uesday to see them beat Penn.

See you at th e l .F . Ball.

PI KAPPA PHI( ’o n g ra tu la t io n s to o u r hot

bowling team on w inning in spile of rain.

Our house inves t iga t ion bu reau is on the tr a i l of the m ys te r ious “ Time Bomb F ien d .” O umshoe Xeunighoff will soon i)roduce the ev idence necessary to confine the cr iminal to (luarters.

Ued-Xose Botens was hit by a wayward da r t last week and never

even fell it.S*>e all you h un g ry fel lows at

tile I. F. Ball. Be care ful not to over eat.

SICiMA SIGMA SIGMAWe want to th a n k tlie Apple

Pi 's for a territ ic par ty on F r iday night even th ou gh only a few of us could m a ke it. I ’m afra id we were all s t r an d e d by tha t small snow flurry.

Now is th e t im e to l)uy your (Miristmas (’a rd s and wrappings . We a re se ll ing them every day in the court so get your ord«>r in soon.

The I’anludlenic Bazaar is com ­ing up on next W ednesday , in the (Ir('at (’our l . Don’t forget to stoj) by the booths.

This S a t u r d a y ’s gam e with S w a r th m o re will be (»ur last , so liow aliout ( 'verybody g(*tting out the re and sup p o r t in g the team ?

DELTA KAPPA RHOThe .\li>ha pa r ty which was

“ snowed u n d e r ” last F r iday goes on tonight come you know what or high w ate r : A great t ime iji s to re for all who show up.

Tom Clover cu r r en t ly nurs in g a f r ac tu re d rib sulYered in a losing cause d u r in g a w res t l ing bout with the hous(> f reshmen.

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F o r L o v e l y D o r m G i r lby Ray Daikeler

I never kins, I never neck,I never curse. I never say heck.I ’m always Rood. I ’m always nice,I never play poker, I never shoot dice.I never wink, I never flirt,I spread no Rossip. speak no dir t ,I have no line. I play no tricks.But what the heck. I ’m only S IX !

Tlie l ights were b link ing a t but th e ruKe of the fifth

floor. (Miilly Tons ils ( f rom D.I .T . ) was sti ll p rac t ic ing ho lds with her l)eaii ( f rom Sharon Hill I n ­s t i t u te of TechnoloRy) Liver Lips I^ascavaRe in his new conver t ib le

pogo stick. One last sm acker , t h a t ’s all she wanted . T r ip le " L ” was glad to oblige. His th r ee a rm s drew h e r close, while his one eye was s igh t ing in on C hil ly ’s ruby lips, his o th e r two s ta red at each o th e r to see which would close first.

“ Oh, Liv<*r Lips ,” sai<l ( lilll.v, FojfKinU «il> hisspoke. “ Oh, ( ’l ii l ly,” sai<l liiv«*r Lips, “ you m a k e me feel sil iy.” So witli t l ie crack of fl ieir <‘Iiap- ped lips, ti l ls t e n d e r sc<*iie was ended .

“ 1 must be go ing .” squeaked ( 'hil ly. “ I see Miss Skigons r ip ­p ing out my mailbox because I ’m late. W h a t will I do, what can I say. a f t e r I ’ve said I ’m s o r r y ? ” With th is snappy li t t le tu n e ( 'hil ly to re th ro u g h the door, (she ripped her s t ra igh t ja cke t as she passed the fire h y d ra n t ) sm ash ed a hole into the wall as she gen t ly pushed the e leva to r bu t ton , then climbed the e leva to r wire to th e fifth floor. She was safe, she t h o u g h t . Miss Skigons will never know.

H\it Chilly was wrong. Upon her r e t u r n on Sunday from the 1. F. s t r ipp ing ma tches , th e re was a note on her a rm y cot. “ Report to the Confe rence Room ton igh t at D on’t be late, you sillycol lege k id .”

P rom pt ly a< 1 1 :58 she sluiii- iiled 4»ii( of th e <‘h ‘va tor . .As soon as slie picktMl he rse l f up aiul m ade sure the las.s<‘l from h e r pa.jamas would not haii(> so low, she en- lt‘re<l th e room. .Around a larn«‘ ro u le t t e w I u m ‘1 sat m any promin - «*nt people from school. Slu* was dir<‘c(<‘(l to w a rd a small beach ch a i r an d r<‘( |ues ted to sit down. Chilly ( sha k in u in h e r s l ippers) did so, and the bt'acli c h a i r t'ol- lapsed u n d e r her, seiidiii}> lu-r sp raw l ing to th e carpe t .

"Maw, h aw ,” howled Lively Ivey ■Monk with a slap to her thigh, “ tha t was a gasse r .”

‘‘On with the t r ia l , ” said the lea rned m o de ra to r . Dimples Dottie Hons. “ You. Miss Ton'<ils. a re cha rged by th is g roup with being la te last n igh t , for sham e, for sham e. W h a t ’s your a nsw er to

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dr ip good n igh t , thou wise and kind te ac he r of deb i ts and c re d ­it s .”

“ A ha ,” squealed .Mirrorhead Melbourne , “ I have m ade my de ­cision. ( 'h il ly was not chi lly .”

“ Rravo, Melly, old boy,” said It ch ing I rene .Moore. “ You are the swinginest. How about stop­ping in at my an a to m y class and disi)laying y o u r g la r ing globe to th e s t i i d e n t s ? ”

“ Re glad to, I tcher, old baby ,” said Melly with a tw itch of his left eyebrow.

“ E n ough of th is fl ir t ing,” growled Dimples as she ripped up journal paper. “We will now go into sess ion to dec ide on the sen ­tence .”

Afte r many minute s . Dimples ta pped the ro u le t t e wheel with one of her shoes and cal led the m e e t ­ing to order. “ It is our opinion that since you. Miss Tonsils, were not chilly, you should be sen tenced to tw e n ty - fo u r h ou rs of ha rd labor. Your work will be to neck with Nellie S hu gar t . May Dean Myers have mercy on your pointy head.”

Looking aliea<l: In a few weeks we will s t a r t th e a n n u a l C o m m u n ­ity Chest drive. Look for a lot of good e n t e r t a in m e n t in the cour t s t a r t in g W ednesday . No­vem ber 2;?rd. Many of us do not know th e real w ork ou r money can do th ro u g h C om m unity Chest. F ind out.

Tom or row we have ou r last iiame of the season. Sw a r th m o re last year upset us. so I ’m sure the boys will go all out to win th ' s year . Support Y(^UR te am to ­morrow.

And Awaay We Go —

by Mary CarrolThe combined ta len ts of the

F o u r Lads have once more b ro ug h t them r ight to the door of success with th e i r re lease of “ The Day I s n ’t Long E n ou gh .” Mr. Rhythm , more com monly known as F ra n k ie Lane, has put over a n o th e r n um b e r with his un ique stvle. This t ime it is ‘‘Te A mo” with Bobby Hachett doing the tr u m pe t -w ork . Tony Allamo. the boy who used to swing and sway with Sammy Kay, is now out on his own. He has real ly come th rough th is t ime with a smooth a r r a n g e m e n t of “ Night Must F a l l . ” In his selection, he is backed by Art Mooney. Ella Fitzgerald has df>ne her usual flne bit of work with a tune e n t i ­tled “Nowhere (luy.” “ I .Fust Love You” as recorded by Mar­garet W hi t ing is note -wor thy also. Sarah Vaughan recent ly recorded a n u m b e r ent it led “ T im e.” The lyrics a re r a t h e r stup id bu t the melody is catchy. The pianis t . .Ian August , now has a re lease selling by the n am e of “ Prince Igo r .” Believe it or not, it is a w ork well done.

As for a change of pace, we have the F o u r Lads back with us again with the i r terrific a r r a n g e ­ment of “ Is ta n b u l .” Wild Bill Haley has rea lly let loose on “ Farewell . So Long, (Joodbye.” Sure ly everyone has heard “ Pa- la t ium P a r t y ” by H a r ry .Tanies: neverthe less , it is w or th a few more words of praise. The one th a t bea ts them all. however, is the re - re lease of the n u m b e r “ And the Angels Sing.” This done by the old Benny (Joodman band fea ­tu r in g L i l t in ’ M ar tha Til ton on the vocal and Ziggy E lm an on the t r u m p e t solo. It is, without a doubt, the greatest !

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THETA CHIHope everyone surv ived the

heavy snowfa l l over the w eekend . We know th a t Lee E isw er th and (leorge Sides found o u t a snow s torm can be a prof itab le th ing .

Who set Bill M us to ’s a l a rm clock two h o u rs fast ea r ly S a t u r ­day m orn in g? Could it be . lohn ( le rlach and W alt R e iche r t? W h a t a nas ty trick .

Well, men, i t ’s t im e to get th e old “ soup and fish” o u t of m o t h ­balls for the first fo rm a l of fall te rm . See you all a t the I. F. Ball.

P. S. Don’t fo rge t the football gam e with the T ekes on Sunday.

DELTA SIGMA EPSILONI t ’s g rea t to have Mimi R an as

a new pledge . Congratu la t io , .Mimi!

T h a n k s to all th e Tekes foi swell p a r ty F r i d a y n igh t . We ;ni had a h a rd t im e g e t t in g then but it was well w o r th it.

By now ev e ry o n e is looking f,)i. w a rd to an exci ting , but s leep l, . S a tu r d a y n ig h t a t th e Broadwoo(: (lood luck to m o r r o w n ig h t to 1. f Sw e e th e a r t c a n d id a te s Catlu Black , . loan H oepke , ,Iane How. N ancy Nevin , Peggy SessingfM an d D onna W etze l .

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I,is up d u r in g the eiistiitiR i)art the race. In th e aecoiul even t

' . jnreton took Fenn . th en heat I, .loe’s. in the finals and took !st itlace in po ints .

At tliis t im e th e w ea t l ie r aga in iio^'an to th r e a t e n an d tlie r en ia in - ini; races w ere cance l led . T he jioints were then t a b u la t e d and

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th e re su l t s showed Princeton first with ten points and Drexel sec­ond with eiRht points. St. .Joe's, fol lowed with seven and the hoys from .‘U t h st ree t finished with four.

T he Navy Fall Invi ta tional Re- Ratta en t r ie s a re compiled hy t a k ­ing the first two places in the Ph i lade lph ia . New York Citv, and New E ng land championsh ips Since P r ince ton and Drexel fin­ished one-two they a re to rep re ­sen t th i s a rea and th e i r own schools th is S a tu rd ay and Sunday.

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Tiie final s t and ings of the In tra Athlon Volleyball league are T<*aiii \y I,Delta Sigma Epsilon . . .Independents ...............P’reshmen .........................Sigma Sigma Sigma . . .Alpha Sigma Alpha . . . .Phi Mu ..............................

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Delta Sigma Kpsiloii were crowned vic tors in the In t ra .Vth- lon volleyball league last Tuesday night when they t r iu m p hed over Sigma Sisma Sigma with a score of 4(t-S. The F resh m en tied the lndepend( 'n ts 21-21, while Phi Mu forfeited its game to Alpha Sigma Alpha.

The Tris put up a s t rong light at the opening of the first half but the Delts soon pushed ahead and held th e i r lead th roughou t the rest of the game.

The Ind epend en ts and P'resii- men took tu r n s m a k in g points, with the first half end ing 10-10. The F re sh m e n led at the closing minu tes of the second hal f when the Indei)endents scored in the last few seconds to t ie the game.

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Drexel W ins 6-2 In Hockey Battle

Displaying scor ing power and a t ight defense. Drexel 's hockey team defea ted (’hes tnu t Hill (5-2 on the w in n e r ’s field T hu rsd ay afternoon .

The contest s ta r ted with a back and forth battle , and then (Miest- nut Hill scored the first goal of the af te rnoon . Following the cen te r liully, in the ba t tl e in front of the opiioneii fs goal, inner (Jert Hooper drove the ball in for a Drexel score. “ Hoop” tall ied again before ha lf t ime with a hard , wi'll aimed drive.

The st 'cond half s ta r ted with a D ragonett e scor ing dr ive that was hal ted when the ball wi'tif out of bounds. The (’hes tnu t Hill at- tempt to score was blocked by a t ight backlield defense. Drexel again took the ball, atid ( ’apta in .Mary I.ou Hates, switched from halfback to i iuier, tall ied with a beauti fu l angle shot.

. \ ( (ack Kxp'odivsThe oi)i)onents scored once

more, and then the Hlue and (’.old scoring a t tack began in eiirnesf. Halfback (’orny Scott scored on a hard dr ive from the edge of the s t r ik in g circle. Afte r the center bully, Wesa Wilcox tallied with a hard angle shot. Drexel’s linal score cam e on a pass from wing Wilcox to .Mary Lou Hates.

A great deal of credit for the victory go«>s to the ha l fbacks and fu l lbacks who not only th rus t back the (’hes tnu t Hill scor ing a t tack , but also backed up the fo rw ards in the i r scor ing drive.

In the abbrev ia ted .I.V. contest, the Drexeli tes W(*r(» vic torious by the score of 1-0, Lois Dem!)erger ta lly ing the lone goal.

P i K a p * s

S c o r e U p s e tAh Sigma Alpha Mu increased

its lead in the I. F. Howling League, seventh place Pi Kai>pa Phi ra ll ied to defeat second place Alpha Pi L am bda .‘I to 1.

Jack M ende lsohn’s th ree game average of 172 sparked the Sam ­mies to a four point sweep. Delta Kappa I tho ’s high man was Ernie White.

In w hat w'as probably the upset of the season, seventh -p lace Pi Kappa Phi ral l ied to defeat sec­ond-place Apple Pi :’>-l. .Jim Ho- tens, of Pi Kaps, rolled a spec­ta c u la r game of 221, h ighes t score bowled in the I. F. League this year.

L am bda (’hi moved into second place via a H-1 vi(!fory over Tau Kappa Epsilon. W est and Ro­bert s led the a t ta ck for Lambda (’hi, while Dick Voorhees s ta r red for the T K E ’s.

In the o th e r league game i)lay- ed th is week, T h e ta Chi defeated T K E 4-0.

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F o r F i n a l G r i d M a t c hAfter a w eek ’s layoff due to the cancel la t ion of the Weste rn

M ary land game, the Drexel footbal l team will play the last name of th e i r season against a s t ron g S w art l im ore eleven, to m orrow . They will he anxious to «et hack into act ion and to avenge last y e a r ’s Rame.

All i iiuleidoK Swarfhinon* team t<»ok a<lvantaK<‘ of <‘v<‘ry n p p o r lu n ­ity Hfloi»l«‘(l lluMii last y ea r to <lef<>at tlie Dragons 2«-7, in the driv ing ra in , the reb y ru in in g an - —

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otl ie rwise successful s**ason. T o ­m or row the l)rex<‘l eleven will be y,lven a chance to t u r n the tables . TIm' ( i a rne t eleven lias, up to Hiis point, Iia<l a very successful sea- s<m. liast Monday tlu*y beat .lolins Hopkins 19-0.

The Lit t le Q u a k e rs a re well coached and have many sood hall p layers on the i r te am. Senior P ra n k Oski will a^a in run the team at ( |u a r te rhack . Dick .James. Sam ( ' riswel l . Buck .lones a re the o th e r men in the l)acktield which help m a ke the (Jarnet of­fensive move. T he i r l ine is headed l>y hoys like Stan Spitzer. Torg and .lay Ochroch all of whom weish over two hu n d red pounds.

T h e l>r«‘xel te am cannot help beinn (llsappolnt<Ml over last w e ek ’s i-aiu’elat ion. If I be team nie inbers ar«‘ to <leriv«* ainy s a t i s -

fa«tioii out <»f th is niediocre s<>a- son they must win t«»ni<»rrow. I 'o tentia lly th e Drauons a re a fa r b e t te r te am, but liavt* yet t«» prov«‘ tb«‘lr w<»rtli. Tln*r<‘ bav»> b«‘en no line-up cliaii};es by ( 'oacb .Alien.

Takiiifj into cons ide ra t ion all of the in ju r ie s and mishaps whi«’h have h ind e red the t e a m ’s p rogress th is season they have done a Kood joh. T he sam e can not he said ahout th e s tu d e n t hody. Uemem- her th is is your team and to m o r ­row will he the last l ime you will he ahle to see them play th is year.

/ F Football S n o w e d O ut

All 1. F. foc)thall fiames sched ­

uled for last S unday will he

Garnet AheadIn hiKh scor ing contests .

S w a r th m o re has rolled over the D ragons eifjht t im es while Drexel has sm ashed the C arn e t machine on six occasions in a series of foot ­ball Kames beginning; in

Frosh Finish Season Undefeated; T o p B M I., Carterett, and Tem ple

With the cancella tion of last S a tu r d a y ’s s am e with the .Marine ( 'orps Q u a r te r m a s t e r Dei)ot. the fr e shm an football team ended its undefea ted season. The Kpmen

played th is Sunday at 1>. m.

T he I ,F. footliall s t an d in g s at

presen t a re :

T eam W L 1'

Pi Kaiipa I’hi . . . . .......... 4 I) (1

T h e ta (’hi ............... .......... 1 *1

L am b da Chi Alpha _ 2 1 1

Tau K appa Kpsilon 2 2 (1

Sigma . \ lpha Mu . .......... 1 •) 1

Alpha i'i L am bda . 1 2 1

Sigma Pi .................. .......... 1 (1

Delta K appa Rho . .......... 0 1

S a i l o r s T a k e S e c o n d P l a c e

I n A r e a C h a m p i o n s h i p M e e tThe Drexel Sailing te am placed second in the ( I rea te r I’hiladel-

I)hia Sai ling (’ham pio nsh ip at (’ooper River in ( 'o l l insswood, N. .1.. last Sunday. In so do in^ the sa i lo rs qualified for the Naval Academy Fall Inv i ta t ional at Annapol is . .Maryland, tom orrow and Sunday. In cap ­turing: second place, Drexel took two first places in the e l iminations final ser ies of A division but lost out in tiie H division finals. Hob Tom ase t t i , co m m o do re of the sa i l ­ing club, and .Matt P ' lanasan. who is also a m e m ber of the football te am, served as sk ippe rs of A and H divis ions respectively.

The meet ori>;inally scheduled for S a tu rd ay and Sunday was sh o r ten ed and run off on Sunday a f t e rno on because of poor w ea the r condi tions m a k in g it impossible for the pa r t ic ipan ts to get to the site of the meet.

Those te am s com pet ing were P rinceton, I’enn. St. . loseph’s, and Drexel. The o th e r tean»s L afay ­et te , Lehigh, and H aver fo rd who were invited found it impossible to a t t e n d because of the su rp r ise storm .

In the e l iminat it )ns of A division I’lince ton topped St. .loe's. while Drexel won over Penn. Drexel then took the Nassau boys with the divis ion tinal score s t an d in g at () ]K)ints for the Dragons and 4 for the Tigers. I’enn. and St.,loe ’s. were tied with 2 points apiece.

The M division was a different s tory however, for Drexel’s sk ip ­per made a costly m is take while sa il ing against St. . loe’s. At the s t a r t in g line he hand icapped h im ­self by 1 tl(» ft. as he was unable to crot-s the s ta r t i i \g l ine in the beg inn ing of the race. U nfor ­tu na te ly he was unable to make

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by Larry Lyonsscored successive vic tories over (’a r t e re t t I’rep School. Morden- town Military Ins t i tu te , and Tem- ple Tniversi ty F reshm en . C a r ­teret t at presen t has a record of 4 wins and 1 loss, the i r lone de ­feat being at the hands of the Dragons. Drexel scored an a v e r ­age of 21 points while they held theii' opponents to 11 poin ts per game.

Perhaps the mo.«t credi t should go to the line which played e( |ually as well on offense as they did on defense. The b u lw a rk s of thi s l ine were Ray Hiscotti . .lack Kidenberg. Lee H in un e lm an n . and Ceorge W u darsk i . They gave the back field the excellent p ro tec tion

Soccer Co-Captains “ Reds” Schmitt and Charlie Bell.

S o ccer C o-C apta ins

Spark Dragon Team p layby Ed Laguna

B o o t e r s H e a d S o u t h

F o r L e a g u e G a m e'I'he Drexel Soccer s(iuad will

trav(‘l to ( 'h e s te r tow n , Md., to ­m orrow to play a tough W a sh in g ­ton College team . This will be one of the m ore im po r tan t gam es of the season as a conference ti t le may depend on the ou tcome. Di'exel won last y e a r ’s gam e 2-0.

Tliret* years a^o Wasliiii)£toii Colleue (lrt>pp«‘(l ftHttball, which iiiatl(‘ socc(*r the iiia.jor fall sport of the ( ' lu ' s te r town Caiiipus. T lu ‘ ca l iber of th e i r t(‘aiiis h as iiu- prov(‘(I aloiiK with th e t>r«>wtli of th e NtiKleiit suppor t of (lie soccer KaiiieK. T h e boys fiHuii <lowii sou th liav<“ iiev«‘r bea ten a l)r«*xel t e am . T h ese fac ts add to the in* ceiit ive of (he WaKliiiiKtoii College te am .

Yosterduy the Dragons i)layed hoBt to H alt lm ore Univers ity in a non- league guine. This contest

was tile only game played in tiie last two weeks, due to the post- l)onement of last S a tu r d a y ’s gam e at Delaware . The game with the Ulue l iens has been re-scheduled and will be played next Friday. Next T uesday the Dragons i)lay host to the Univers ity of Pennsy l ­vania.

'Pile postponenient S a tu rd ay could hell) the te am Immensely . Some of the men who have been nurs in g in ju r ie s since the be'; in- nlng of the season were given a much needed rest, (’oach Yonker will s ta r t the sam e team which opened aga ins t . lohns Hopkins . This contest with W ash ing ton College will l>e a difllcult obstacle to overcome in the D rag on ’s (juest for the chum plonsh lp . T he Drexel te am should m a ke it four In a row to m orrow .

Two s ta lw ar t seniors who are p laying tl ieir last year in in te r ­colleg ia te compet i tion are Co­cap ta ins of tliis y e a r ’s Soccer team. Charl ie Hell and .lohn Schmitt have served the ir school well in t ins capacity, as is evi­denced by the t e a m ’s lecord to date.

C harl ie Hell has compiled an enviable record du r in g his stay at Drexel. Char lie has played on the vars ity socc-er team for th ree years and was a member of last y e a r ’s baseball team. Although C ha r l ie ’s play this year lias been ham pered by in juries , his pres ­ence alone helps to raise tlie t e a m ’s spirit .

Last year Red Scluiiitt was

named to the All Amer ican te am ; this year lie lias cer ta in ly lived up to Ills rei)utatioii . Tliis season has been fea tu red by its ups and downs, but Red has consis tently tu rned iii a good l)erformance. At th is moment the team is r id ing high; it is in first place in tlie con ­ference s tand ings , with of three wins and no they have a three s t reak going,

•Mtliougli th(* team has played well as a unit , two otlier men also ; '‘:"‘‘''ve p a r t icu la r a t ten t io n . Hilly Wilkinson and .Mike .ler- iiH'iiko have i.cen ou ts tand in g . Hilly, like Red. was also chosen on lust y e a r ’s All American team. 1 hese two men have scored 11 of the te am 's 21 goals this

a record losses, and

gam e winning

T h i n l l V W a * I f f S / 0 o r i MSali irday. Nov. 14— l oolbull vk. Swarlhinori- Sulur i uy, Nov. 14— Soccer v>. WaWiinuion C olln je S a tu rday’ Nov. 14— Sui m u— Naval Acadt-iny t ail 1 Sunday , Nov. 15--------l . r . lo o ib a l l li ivitatiunaU

.SiKiiia A lpha M u— l.auihda Chi Aliiha A lpha I I l.a iiibda— Siuina Pir a u Kappa lipkilon— Ih H a Chi

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l a u Kappa Hpbilon— Siuma l ht|la C.hi— l.unjbda Chi Alpha

IJ t l ia Kappa Who— A lpha Pi I aiubda

4.2nd Si

season.

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th a t th ey needed . The opposi­t ion d iscovered th is th e hard wa\ Main m en in th e hackfield wer. (Jabe DelRoss i , F r a n k Russo, aiuj Q u a r t e r b a c k Bill Zador.

riid<*r H<‘ri i i an Kpstein aiid ( iene Huft’s fine co a r l i in ^ tin team p layed h e a d s - u p bal l t l irouyhoni tin* season . T h e y p l a j e d main;, out of a T - fo r in a t lo n . The Zadm to [ i lep p in ^ t ' r c om bina t ion was th e t f ' a m ’s best 1-2 pun<h. TIum p ass ing a t t a c k w as not the >al> key play. hYank R u sso and (iaiic Del Rossi p icked u p a lot of yard- an«‘ w i th otl ' - tackle a n d end runs

On de fen s ive they used a con­v en t io n a l l ine , except in the Tem­ple g a m e w hen the y used an eiglit m a n line.

(Jeorge W u d a r s k i , the »i’2>i; 2:’.0 p ou nd ta ck le , was one of the m a in s t a y s of th e line. (ieorgc ha i ls f rom N o r th e a s t ( 'athol ic in P h i l a d e lp h ia . N o r th e a s t (’atliolic won th e City Championshii ) in l!t5 2. ( l eo rg e was an excellent soccer p la y e r b u t gave it up to play foo tba l l . His successful con­ve rs ions p roved to he the differ­ence in th e T em ple game. On long hoots (Jeorge is also good, his k icks a v e r a g i n g 45-60 yards

S t a n d i n g a t 5 ’I I ” an d weigh- in;;' 170 p o u n d s is <|uai1«‘rba«k Rill / a d o r . Itill pla,yed his foot­ball at l . i i icoln Hi»li in IMiiladcl- ph ia w h e re he led his team to the I’liblic Hit' ll ( ' h am p io n sh ip . Ills e\c<‘p t ion a l ( |uai*terbackin^ was very iiiiK'h in ev idence th is sea­son.

.lack K idenberg , a cen te r hail­ing f rom L o w er Merlon , Pa., was one of th e 6 0 -m in u te men on tin te am . Resides h a n d l in g his jiosi- t ion as c e n t e r exce l lent ly , he also was th e l i n e b a c k e r who always s eem ed to he th e r e when he \v;i' needed .

F r a n k R usso and Ron Kbp p in ge r bo th ca m e to Drexel fn'iii F r a n k f o r d High in Phiiadeli)iiia. T h e i r pos i t ions w ere lialfl)acl< and end res iiec tively. F ran k s ide l ined in th e T e m ple game wiili a leg in ju ry . In th e two previmis ga m e s he p la yed heads-ii i) bail and got off a few nice runs . K"" is t l ie big end who scored om r h a l f of th e D rago ns points.

T h e l i t t le h a l fb a c k from Souib IMiilly w i th all (lu‘ d r ive is ( i ' ' " l)<‘l Itoss i. ( i a b e ’s smal l f t f " " prov(‘d to be no se tback to lii'" he coi it i i i i ially b ro k e Ji\va.> tin* oppos i t io n . Residt 's pia,>i"- fo4tiball fo r S o u th e r n , as m i^h t e.vpect, (Jabe was also i m e m b e r of (he ( rack team.

At th e only home game i ' Drex(‘l playiMi, th e one with 'I' pie, an old t im e r sa id he has I' " w a tc h in g o u r f r e sh m a n teams i |u i te a few years . He said !■ th is is one of th e best teams he has seen in all the years H he has b(H*n fo l low ing tlK'Ui. I most im p o r t a n t fact»)i' to him. tha t they wtM’e n ’t a f ra id ol b igge r 'i’e m p ie line. insfein looked to him as if ll i“ 'I'*'" l ine was jus t a l i t t le bit afiiii' o u r line.

'I’lic t i‘am dese rv es congii*' t ions for l l ie i r superb jth r o u g o u t (in* toil Ire season i sn ’t tMisy to play twt)-<li*" th(» sciiiMliile on Hie road

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