Drexel University - Spartan Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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ALUM l EXPA I0 Pltllllltllll Under the leadership of Alumni, serving as members of the lnstitute's Board of Trustees, assisted by business leaders in the Drexel area, and with the backing of an Alumni working force of over 600, a program is under Way to raise funds for the construction of buildings to augment Drexel's present fa- cilities for technical education. Tangible evidence of progress to date includes the completion of the Alumni Scientific Laboratories Building, over 45,000 square feet of laboratory and classroom space: the acquisition of lands ad- jacent to the Institute to accommodate additional structures: and the purchase of 18.3 acres at 44th and Market Streets for a new physical education center and athletic and drill fields. General Chairman of the Expansion Program is Horace P. Liversidge, '97, Chairman of the Board of the Philadelphia Electric Company: Vice-Chairman of the Program, and the vigorous Chairman of its Alumni Section, is Francis S. Friel, 'l6, President of Albright and Friel, lnc., Consulting Engineers. Both are members of the Institute Board of Trustees. Representing the many business men, Who, While never having studied at Drexel, are, nevertheless, keenly aware of its importance in the Eastern Seaboard area, is Mr. William E. Voll- mer Assistant Vice President of SKF Indus nes Inc' who is serving as Chair man of the Comrner e and lndustry Se tion of the Expansion Program f ian' ff' gr

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THE DORM . . . A HOME AWAY FROM HOME . . . FRESHMEN . . . ON THEIR OWN FOR TI-IE FIRST TIME . . . INITIATION . . . DECORATING FOR OPEN HOUSE . . . DANCING IN THE LIVING ROOM . . . CANDLELIGHT SUPPER . . . TEA FROM THE SHINING SERVICE . . . THE DORM BOARD . . . CUTS AND GERMS TO THE INFIRMARY . . . THE RUSH AT 12:30 P. M. . . . PAIAMA PARTIES . . . LIVING HAPPILY TOGETHER . . . SAVING TWO O'CLOCKS . . . SINGING VOICES . . . SUNDAY VESPERS . . . THE RUSH TO THE PHONE . . . THE BLIND DATE . . . QUIET HOUR . . . TALKING FAR INTO THE NIGHT . . . CHRISTMAS DINNER . . . SANTA AND GIFTS FOR UNDERPRIVILEGED CHILDREN . . . WARMTH . . . FRIENDSHIP . . . LAUGHTER . . . BIG SISTERS . . . GRACE GODFREY HOME MANAGEMENT HOUSE . . . NAMED IN HONOR OF FORMER DEAN GODFREY . . . SIX WEEKS IN SENIOR YEAR . . . HIGH POINT OF HOME EC COURSE . . . APPLIED THEORY . . . DINNER FOR A DATE . . . PARENTS TEA . . . FACULTY GUESTS . . . POTS AND PANS . . . THE NEW AUTOMATIC WASHER . . . MOPPING THE FLOOR . . . MARKETING . . . TRAINING FOR A HOME OF HER OWN . . . ON THE FIRST FLOOR . . . THE NURSERY SCHOOL . . . CHILDREN. TWO TO FIVE . . . TRAINING TO SUPPLEMENT THE HOME . . . MENTAL, PHYSICAL. AND EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT . . . PLAYMATES FOR TI-IE ONLY CHILD . . . MINIATURE FURNITURE . . . TINY TOTS AT PLAY . . . TROTTING PONIES . . . TOMORROW'S CITIZENS IN THE MAKING.

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