Drexel University - Spartan Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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:::::::::: H RECORD OF VISIOFI DURING THE PAST twelve years Dr. Creese has seen many changes and expansions of facilities at Drexel. And with these changes have come the growth of duty. But no matter how heavy the responsibility, his friendly manner, smile, and wonderful sense of humor have never changed. THE PROFESSIONAL educator's role in our community has increased in importance during these days when a nation's strength is measured in terms of technology and scientific achievement. The task of preparing young people to meet industry's demands is a chal- lenge to any man who has devoted his life to the educating of others. PRESIDENT JAMES CREESE has guided Drexel Institute of Technology to a position of leadership among col- leges of our class, His ability to stimulate interest and ambition in the student body and faculty have brought praise and admiration from Philadelphia civic and industrial leaders. l-lwl'-l-l-' 4-I-lnhr ,mm v.s..m-ww-we PLHIIITIIIG HND