Drexel University - Spartan Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Page 33 text:

XEL smunv nnnt. 11 wi' by 11 shawl, 1 V11 11 11 11 11 11 11 1 iii 11111111 1111 1 111111111111111111 1 1 1 1 1 1. 111 .l1 1' 1 11 - The lnstitute was established in the heart of Philadelphia in order to make available to its students the opportunities of an indus- trial center. Because of increasing enrollment, the one original building was expanded with the addition of first Randell and then Curtis halls. By 19,28 the Drexel Plan of Educa- tion-the Cooperative program-became a reality when the aid of 800 area firms was enlisted in supplementing college education with industrial experience.

Page 32 text:

f L - .-WL Q . I ' 3 kr-' x i . , S U if L Q.. 1 ' L. W X 5.3 3'3ff51, egk, ' V' W Q .F-'- 4513, , V 7v -2 ., iflf- i q. 4 ,L - I . Q T. - 1 xk 1 . :Q TN Q- 1 4 - 1 lf 1 1 +2 5- 7 1-'- ma .. vm J ' ,IB lax I If H! fig- ' FL?- .,'f 'E-4 , Y , 1.5:-3, 'VFTITW' 11- 1 + ' li mi i W, - wig 'w w H V11 ' '. Q , ' H 'rl gixii' IQ- -'11 5 WV , .w-fag h x Q! Q: 5 ,5 ijrv ET??igxfz'2? ' i' ga3:f.,A'f ix Q Qa.',. Il 1 , N V .xl A H 1 ' ., V ' -ix ,gviigfi W i A Z ' f ' f i ' - I fi f' - 3? X L f :Wi ,, ' Q' D2 L' J V- ' -1:5 M- -L-P 'C fff.n1'.,-'fm--6 N 3 f':. S, 1 W' ' '- ' 'Q min ' i 'l-X L ,sgifffvfy , f x ' Y ' xlmillff-A 1? :jx '--1 ' - f flu 4 ' Hz.. f-,giffxgx i.yx fy' i w 1 f 1 H- X- -ME imfay-X jf Y fy: ' 2- JZ : .f 1 J- l, , A , , R 1 N ' ' , f ' 'MIIQQA - ' W': f33j ,,,, 12 gif 1. , ,' :I ,. 15- GM , ' W4 Lw flfgidifrfl J -' -Q ffm, 1- .5-wi v ' : ' f,,. , , ,xx K ,I . ,... gy 1. xr, ,jr ., . ,ls Q , ,,,,w,,f,. I , 1 ,gm 11, ki. M, , V, ' lg. , ii fvl -PV is gi,-:+', ' fha Lk: .Pg .lN T5i.',5s :N It . . ya? A if ini--ZUJXL -4.5!-I-lx. 'IFE L-i.f,hgL',iE 1 f ' I 5 h ' Q Y A I Z X X , 1 . ' ,, W g-flz ff- Qgffyzql '1 w i 1 Q ' I ig , AW' WfE,1'Ib .A.,:-V ' -A 3054 . - Y E i 'N ,, VN :gr '43 , A 22.451 5 if J: L , 1,f11 , . ' 1-, Ez,- , If fl , 'A ,W ' . Wi , Q ' ' '. 'WTI 4 ' 7- F ' ff H - ' .1 - Zinn W ,l fps --,VN V I -WX-ni . ky. ,N .il A 1 . ng v V n mi 5 1 I .xwqznl H , . - - - 0 Y ?PA' S li. H -N W -xx if K xi 1 ' fi . 3 LL Qfiil - V I Y ' , -Z 'ag in 12:3 . 5 - ,z ag: 5 I A'.m,.x,.u , 'I -.KQ Qt? Zi 3 if gi gi g Rag - ,js 4 3 42 g tg ws , -7 Hi s , H :px b ' F H' 'iii'-if-' --f, .F'if?1., fm ' . 'f ' -v H . :if '..' 5' :Qi F 1 H - T F 1 ' V 1 Ni 'Kee A i l 'X I, ,wi 'xkz-gg: Q V5 r , -1 1. LI , I H01 , --n as 4, ,5: 'gi 1 I ag .x ,7I,':if'-j:i:I iJ-A, 'A .L

Page 34 text:

Today Drexel Institute attords an industrial and educational college expe- rience for more than lO,- OOO students from all parts of the globe. With increas- ing demands for technically experienced personnel, Drexel responds by equip- ping its men and women with the exact require- ments for today's specific needs. Thus the original purposes of Anthony J. Drexel have been main- tained and magnified by the school's current pro- grams and policies.