Drexel University - Spartan Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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CIVIL nGinc RiriG Firsl Year P° ' ' s Review Mathematics (I, II, III) 9 Advanced Enslish (I, II, III) 9 Engineering Physics (I, II, III) 9 Second Year Analytical Geometry (I, II) and Calculus I 9 Land and Construction Surveying (I, II, III) 1 SVz ' Engineering Drawing (I, II, III) 6 Third Year Calculusdl, III, IV) 9 Mechanics; Sept., Dec, Mar. 4 Strength of Materials; Sept., Dec, Mar. 12 Testing Laboratory; Sept., Dec, Mar. 1 Fourth Year Reinforced Concrete Design (I, II, III) , . Materials of Construction and Construction Methods 1,11,111 Structural Major 9 Fifth Year Structural Steel Design (I, II, III) 12 Timber Construction (I, II, III) 9 Sixth Year Concrete Arches, Bridges and Retaining Walls (I, II, III) 9 Steel Structures (I, 11,111) 9 Contracts and Specifications; Sept., Dec, Mar 4 2 Estimates; Sept., Dec, Mar. 4 2 Public Works Major Fifth Year Sanitation of Sewage Disposal (I, II, III) 18 Water Supply and Hydraulics (I, II, III) 9 Sixth Year Roads, Pavements and Highway Structures (I, II) 12 Municipal Testing Laboratory (I, II, III) 6 Elements of Structural Steel Design; Mar 4 ' Engineering Drdwing must be taken in the Summer Quarters or by attending classes four nights a week during the Second Year. 26

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IT ' NORMAN M. ABEL 4621 N. Ella St., Philadelphia, Pa. As advertising sales manager for the ' 52 SPARTAN, Norman ' s was the time-consuming job of securing industries and business houses to place ads in the yearbook. Norman turned in an ex- cellent job and showed outstanding ability in coordinating and administering the work through the student body and the yearbook representatives. After graduating from hHaverford High School in 1938, he went to work for the Keystone Auto Club as a touring counselor and then for the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard as a piping draftsman. In February, 1942, Norman enlisted in the Seabees, where he spent four years as a surveyor for the layout and location of roads, buildings and utilities. Upon discharge from the Navy, he joined the Pennsylvania Railroad, where he is cur- rently employed. hHis duties include planning track layouts with supporting facilities along with making and checking structural design. Norman is married, has one daughter and plans to work for his B.S. degree and professional engineer s license. In addition to the advertising work he so competently directed, he also gave willingly of his time as the civil engineering groups yearbook representative. It is hoped that this work is another step in Nor- man ' s future success in his chosen career. DANIEL A. ALTIERi, JR. 1551 S. 16th St., Philadelphia, Pa. Daniel is a man of many activities. e is an affiliate member of the Pennsylvania Society of Professional Engineers, member of the American Legion, Troop Committeeman for the Boy Scouts of America and will always be remembered for his diligent work as chairman of the Social Committee of the class of ' 52. An alumnus of South Philadelphia hiigh School, married, the father of one daughter, he is at present employed by the Catalytic Construction Company as a structural design draftsman. hHe has also worked as a laboratory technician for the Pittsburgh Testing Laboratory, as a draftsman for the Philadelphia Sign Company and as a structural draftsman for Engineering Consultants. Daniel has also taken courses in engineering at Temple University Evening School and served half of his three-year hitch in the Army in Europe as an anti-aircraft gunner. hHobbies are photography and tennis and Daniel ' s fine ambition is to be a credit to his profession, family and community. FRANKLIN W. BAKER, JR. 243 Trent Road, Philadelphia, Pa. Lukens Steel Company and the Insurance Company of North America are firms for which Fianklin has worked in an engineering capacity. Currently he is an engineer with Smith, Drum and Com- pany. hHe is married, has two children and is a graduate of Mer- chantville. New Jersey, hHigh School. Franklin also was a student at the University of Vermont, where he became a member of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity. Sports and model railroading are his favorite hobbies. 28