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

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. FRESHMEN HISTORY CContinuedD ' Section B Qmostly electricalsj-F. S. Beatty, Philadelphia, G. W. Bower, Byberry, Pa., W. D Bradford, Edge Moor, Pa., I. J. Donohoe, Philadelphia, O, L. Dyer, Camden, N. I., R. S. Fisher Philadelphia, R. I. Funk, Philadelphia, L. M. Goldsmith, Philadelphia, Charles M, Haywood, Gswego N. Y., G. D. Hubbard, Princeton, N. I., William Printz, Philadelphia, B. B. Wolff, jr., Philadelphia. Section C fall civilsj-R. I. Aydlotte, Chester, Pa., W. H, Batt, Philadelphia, M. L. Bost- wick, Elmer, N. I., E, B. Cooper, Camden, N. J., H. Davenport, Hammonton, N. J., W. R. Ganser Norristown, Pa., I. Glasby, Philadelphia, I. M. Harris, Philadelphia, W. P. Johnson, Grlando, Fla, R. C. Link, Philadelphia, M. M. Moore, Willow Grove, Pa., F. B, Rowand, Marcus Hook, Dela.g L VV. Stackhouse, Andalusia, Pa., George Wright, Philadelphia. I 79

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FRESHMEN HISTORY CContinuedl , Link exclaiming, I will wait just 10 minutes to have my instruments returned, if not then I will tell the professorf and so he does. There are few who have two homes. However, Ganser, of Norris- town, is blessed with a pass to the asylum for feeble-minded, good any night. Glasby has become so industrious that Section C can no longer hold him, and he is seeking admittance to the electrical sec- tion. Rowand and Stackhouse are a happy-go-lucky pair that takes things as they come and cares for nothing, and Aydlotte is always willing to offer suggestions on any surveying which comes before the Section. Cooper may be seen six days out of the week with a stock tie and those cerise cheeks, rosy as the lips which have perhaps touched them the night before. Always the last of this energetic section is Johnson, who is usually seen in some remote corner fast asleep. He goes to sleep in every class, especially the more interesting ones, and the more earnestly the professor talks the sounder he sleeps. But such is the life of the Preps. C. M. HAYXNOOD, I. R. RILEY, R. I. AYDLOTTE, Committee. The members of the Freshmen class are: Section A Cmostly mechanicalsj-I. R. Borie, Philadelphia, C. H. Brown, Jr., Atlantic City, N. J., jose A. Castaner, Barcelona, Spain, L. A. Delp, Lansdale, Pa., D. S. Ferree, Parkesburg, Pa., R. P. Gatchel, Coatesville, Pa., I. A. Lemmon, I-Ioneybrook, Pa., L. P. Lloyd, Philadelphia, R. P. McCafferty, Jenkintown, Pa., XV. Miller, Norristown, Pa., -I. R. Riley, Hopewell, N. I.-Ag Sylvia P. Vianna, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Ismael Sanchez, Gibira, Cuba. 78

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tbrganizatinna NEW YORK DREXEL CLUB. - ' The New York Drexel Club is probably one of the youngest organizations bearing the name of Drexel. Mr. Beatty, a graduate engineer of Drexel, conceived the idea of bringing the men of the above-named institution into closer contact with each other. On April 8, 1911. at the Hotel Albert, New York City, the club was organized. Mr. Beatty was elected temporary chairman, and Mr. Green temporary secretary. Later the club was incorporated under the laws of New York City. The main object is to aid Drexel graduates in a social and business way. Although practically in its infancy, the club has already done considerable good work, and is to be commended on the splendid progress made. ' Men eligible for membership are men graduating from the Engineering course at Drexel Institute and living in or near New York City. The present ofticers are: WM. H. BEATTY, JR. .... J. B. WELCH ......... .... I. H. WOOD. .. F. K. SIMON .... I. G. KNIGHT .... A. E. CLAYTON .... President and Director. Vice President and Director Secretary and Director. Treasurer and Director. Director. Director 80