Drexel Institute Engineering Department - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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l ELECTRICAL I-SCI'llOI' Debating Society. Cards were hrst for benefits designed Sent to amuse, not to enslave the mind. ' HTORCHYH We have never found out just why Applegate prefers red. Such hair does not become him, be- cause he is very mild-tempered. Torchyy' is a card shark of the first water. He has already planned to be a trans-Atlantic sharper, but late events may change his intention. Applegate's singing is of a 'true Methodist origin, and annually at Pitman Grove he receives train- mg. W'e prophesy that in the future he will marry a chorus girl and then go deadhead to all the hur- lesque shows. The class feels sure that Applegate will invent an egg-laying machine, as he has always been interested in chickens 20 oEoRGE S. APPLEGATE. .. ...Bi-idgefon, N. jl

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SENIOR CLASS T9

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1 i A VVALTER G. BURROVVS. . . .... Philadelphia, Pa MECHANICAL I-D. C. E. C2, 31, Vice President A. A. Secretary Qgjg Record Staff. r Thou wilt qzmwel with- a mcm for eraeleiifzg nuts, lzcztdrzg 710 other reason but because thou hast l1a.z'el eyes. V 1 SATAN A Burrows is such an sober subject that the reader had better have to hand a blotter. Wlhether his melancholy is born of his years or of thoughts ot that mysterious one whom we have never seen is an unfathomable problem. VVe advise the boy to do it soon and get over it. As a student Burrows is par excellent, and when stuck he executes such peculiar acrobatics to reach a solution that many a time Prof. Starkey has given him a IO out of sheer pity. Ever mysterious, he remains silent as to the cause of those monthly trips to Oaks. lt savors of a double life. Rumor has it that Burrows was involved in that little Y. M. C. A. game lately exposed. l.Ve think that he held the pot. . 21