Drexel University - Spartan Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Dr. Iames Creese, President tlur Pre ident President, Dr. Creese Every court session must have a capable judge to guide it to a just verdict. So every institution must have at its head a leader to steer its course unfalter- ingly. He holds the cord which binds the machinery together and keeps it functioning with a minimum of friction. We at Drexel are proud to present our much-loved president, Dr. Iames Creese. It is he who directs so Well the intricate, involved pattern which is Drexel Institute. All who have heard Dr. Creese speak are aware of his dynamic personality. He speaks with an avid enthusiasm which spreads quickly to his listeners, who are hardly aware of the power of his words. He has a keen sense of humor and spices his words with wisdom. Evidence of his Work at Drexel lies all around us. We need only to observe the smooth efficiency of the system to see how well he has carried out his trust. A further study will reveal the extensive work which Dr. Creese has done with the American-Scandinavian Foundation and with the American Associa- tion of Urban Universities of which he is president. Such is the boundless enthusiasm of our president

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A. I. Cassatt, A. I. D. Paul. Ir.. L. I.. Biddle. H. P. Liversidge. B. L. Keyes, A. I. D. Paul. I. Cresse F. S. Friel. C. I. Biddle, R. Bailey. C. Warner, R. P. Brown. E. B. Morris. C. H. Krumbhaar. The Board oi Tru tee Almost two years ago there appeared in the Philadelphia Inquirer a two-page story concerning the Drexel Alumni Expansion Program. lt contained a detailed outline of proposed plans for new buildings, their location and facilities. Little was mentioned, however, concerning the men behind these plans-the Board of Trustees of Drexel Institute of Technology. Guiding the progress of each student, and supervising the plans of the Ex- pansion Program Committee, the leadership of the Board is quite evident in the finished product. These men are responsible for maintaining the high quality and standards of Drexel through the years. The curricula outlined for each school have been carefully planned, and the faculty for teaching these curricula selected through the efforts of this outstanding group of prominent citizens. Functioning as they do, the Board of Trustees is analogous to a jury in a court session. lt is they who render upon each and every graduate the verdict, Fully competent, in his or her chosen field.