Drexel University - Spartan Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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A CIGARETTE relaxes Mr. Pagano as he decides on the Value of a diiiicult statics test problem. MR. PAGANO A TENSIOMETER is a simple instrument, boys, explains the function of this apparatus. says Dr. Norman White as he DR. WHITE MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Charles L. Bachman John B. Baker Horace W. Blakeslee Edward L. Burkhardt Pei-Chi Chou C. Ralph Connell Rocco A. DiTaranto John J. Donlan Dawson Dowell Thomas G. Given Stanley J. Gwiazda Robert D. McGarrigle Samuel Mercer, Jr. Donald Nestler Harry M. Pfeffer S. Herbert Raynes Charles IV. Reisee William J. Stevens Lester J. Stradling Donald H. Thomas Robert B. Twining METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING A. W. Grosvenor E. J. Korda G. NVilliam Zuspan PHYSICS Duane R. Aston Henry S. C. Chen Lawrence E. Collins Francis K. Davis Ulysses S. Estilow Paul Kaczmarczik Brentford R. Mackey Irvin A. Miller J. Theodore Peters James A. Richards Francis J. Smith M. Russell Wehr DR. H. LE CROSSIETTE, Drexel Institute, and Dr. J. Dickson, Presbyterian Hospaal, conduct experimental work in conjunction with Medical Instrumentation Graduate Pro- gram. Involving both instruction and re- search, the newly inaugurated course is offered to both engineers and medical doc- tors. DR. LE CROSSIETTE

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A CONSULTANT to the Sun Oil Company, Dr. E. J. Rosen- baum, physical chemist, explains a problem presented by an ultra.-violet process control analyzer to be used in a catalytic reforming operation carried on at Sun. ENGINEERING FACULTY DON'T WORRY, DOCTOR 'CH EN. When I predict rain, it rains. Professor Davis and Dr. Chen see fit to take no chances in the Great Court. DAVIS, CHEN PROFESSORS GWIAZDA AND REISSE, of the M.E. Depart- ment, check the construction of an analog computer being built at Drexel. GWIAZDA, REISSE ,- ' -4

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CHEMICAL ENGINEERING ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Frank A. Fletcher Elihu D. Grossmann Vincent W. Uhl CHEMISTRY Herbert'H. Anderson Elwyn F. Chase John R. Chortyk Thomas J. Grebis Robert S. Hanson Reba Hixson Sol M. Kipnes Daniel C. Lichtenwalner Frederick R. Longo May Y. Moore Eugene J. Rosenbaum George S. Sasin Richard Sasin Gerald S. Weiss Norman E. White CWIL ENGINEERING Leon L. Beratan Elmore J. Boles Charles G. Etter R. V. Giles Norman S. Harris A. A. Fungaroli Kenneth M. Leet L. P. Mains Bernard M. MCNRHIGG Joseph V. Mullin Nicholas J. Pagano John L. Rumpf Leonid Shah-Nazaroff Robert C. Stiefel Robert J. Stone Richard E. Woodring Richard B. Beard Ralph R. Bush John B. Clothier Isadore Cogan Robert P. Davis Edwin L. Gerber Edward R. Glaser Fred B. Haynes Wayman A. Holland Martin N. Kaplan William H. Kurlans Dennis H. Le Croissette Carl E. Merris, Thomas W. Moore Francis C. Powell Gerard F. Songster Hun H. Sun Reber T. Zern MATHEMATICS Joseph Apoian Robert J. Bickel John S. Biggerstaff John W. Cox Miltiades S..Demos Ronald L. Drake Rosaline H. Lee J. B. Maginnis Donald L. McDonough Samuel S. McNeary Herbert J. Nichol Richard E. Russell Dorothy B. Sasin Silas H. Shoemaker Harvey Smith John H. Staib Alexander Tartler William E. Turner, Jr. Frank H. M. Williams DON'T WORRY, GENTLEMEN. My tests are not hard, just straightforward. Dr. Kipnes explains his testing system to freshmen students. DR. KIPNES NORM HARRIS CONTEMPLATES how to develop an easy ex- planation of a difficult structural theory for his next class. MR. HARRIS ALL RIGHT, GENTLEMEN-there is no need to worry If you do, your head will soon resemble mine. DR. SASIN