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

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Henderson Hopper Horwath XY. Ingle Lewis Reynolds G. V. Smith H. R. Smifll Caldwell Freed Gallagher ' Thomas CLASS ROLL Qconlinuecll lVarfel F. Nlfillianus C. Wfiltberger Albert Erkes W. P. Gleason R. A. -Gleason Kirk Mains Markovitze Murer 'Walls

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JUNIOR HISTORY CContinuecD Lewis resembles these two somewhat in the fact that he asks many. many questions and is one who likes to get down to the bottom of things. In Mechanics of Materials this tendency isvery marked, and it is whispered by those who know that Lewis' inquiries into the intricate details of things have often caused a delicate pink to overspread the cheeks of our instructor-even to the tips of his ears! Another characteristic abounding in the class is wit. VVarfel has it to a marked degree. He is one huge joke himself, and his clever delivery of the latest songs and the turkey trot makes life less burdensome. Mr. Ryder, however, doesn't appreciate his turkey trotting. lngle, another of our jokers, has a wit which reminds one of good champagne-not in the fact that it's bright and spark- ling-, but it is extra dry. Tex Caldwell is noted for his stories of how they do things at home in Corpus Christi, Texas. He is also famous for the great number of suggestions he offers the profs. ln the matter of brains, too, we have a few. Moy, for instance, knows more Physics than the profsg but the trouble is he realizes it. Cook is Moy's secretary. For bravery Murer and 'W. P. Gleeson have the rest of the class beaten to a frazzle, for they had the nerve to cut twenty-seven hours of chemistry last term. Freed, Kirk and Horwath are too playful to be worth mentioning Qexcept that it's a pity Freed must chew such a poor brand of tobaccoj, so we will make this the conclusion of this history of the Junior Engineers. CLASS ROLL. ' Barclay Heacock F. G. Brown Keeler H. Cook McCoy Fenton Moy 71

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