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

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THE FRESI-IMEN ENGINEERS. One of the most important events with the opening of the Engineering Department last fall was the ushering in and reception of the Class of 1914. This year's class of Prep engineers, com- monly known as Freshmen, contained about the usual amount of raw material. The first class meeting was held in room 320, Thursday, October 5, 1911. Mr. George Kelly acted as chairman and the following officers were elected: - President-Mr. VVilliam Printz. Vice President-Mr. Russell Link, Secretary-Mr. George Kelly. Treasurer-Mr. Musser Moore. Mr. Parker Lloyd was chosen as Echo and athletic representative of the class. Soon after Mr. Kelly was elected Secretary he changed his course to that of Commerce and Finance and Mr. E. B. Cooper was elected to succeed him as Secretary. The class, which is divided into three sections, at the first of the year numbered 48, but nine have given up for various reasons, some of them changing to other courses at Drexel. Owing to the immense amount of work connected with the course there is time for few other things. However, during the year one banquet, which was a decided success, was held and class pins and class pipes were purchased by the class. ' One member of'Section A, Lloyd, because of accidentally injuring a wrist, has been compelled to discontinue a part of the regular work for a time. Miller, our biggest fellow, is a hustler and makes every step count. That lVIcCafferty and Lemmon, John Cabot and his son Sebastianff have 75 - '