Stevens Institute of Technology - Link Yearbook (Hoboken, NJ)

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Alumni Association of Stevens Institute of Technology OFFICERS RICHARD A. WOLFF, '14 .... . President :HENRY T. GERDES, '02 . . First Vice-President ROGER C. ALDRICII, '99 . Second Vice-President LOUIS A. MARTIN, JR., '00 . Treasurer GUSTAV G. FREYGANG, '09 . Secretary DIRECTORS 1924-1926 1925-1927 JOIIN E. MCQUILLEN, '18 I'IERBERT V. VV. SCOTT, '18 ARTHUR M. DOXSEY, '17 AUGUSTUS W. VENNEMA, '09 CHARLES J. DEMPwoI.If, '12 KXRNETTE R. LAWRENCE, '11 STEWART J. BELL, '11 CLARK Y. MCGOWN, '16 TRUSTEES RICHARD A. WoI.1fIf, '14 joIIN E. INICQUILLEN, '18 IOIIN H. PEPER, '09 QHERBERT V. W. ScoTT, '18 GUSTAV G. FREYGANG, '09 ALUMNI TRUSTEES GF THE INSTITUTE JAMES E. SAGUE, '83 B. FRANKLIN HART, IR., '87 30 JOI-IN H. PEPER, '09

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Alumni Day Saturday, June 13, 1925 me seventeenth annual reunion of the sons of Stevens was held at Castle Point on a beautiful early summer day. The day's program began with a well-attended luncheon at the Lackawanna Dining Room, where the grad- uates had a chance not only to provide themselves with sustenance for the stren- uous afternoon that was to follow, but also to renew the ties of old college friend- ships. Directly after the luncheon, the Alumni Association meeting began in the college auditorium. The graduating class was duly elected to membership in the association, and officers were elected for the new year. The President-elect was Mr. Richard A. Wolff, '14, succeeding Mr. J. H. Peper, '09, A number of matters of interest and importance, including the official action in suspending inter-collegiate football, were discussed before adjournment. The various classes next repaired to their respective dressing rooms to prepare for the festivities at the athletic field. In the meantime, the audience in the grandstand was entertained by a special radio program broadcast for the occasion by Station WHN of New York City. This program, which had been arranged by Mr. John F. Dreyer, '21, of the Department of Electrical Engineering, was received by means of a neutrodyne receiver and a Western Electric public address outfit so as to be audible throughout the stand. ' Soon the band leading the parade was heard, marching up Hudson Street, and the parade, as it entered the field by the North Gate, could be seen to consist 31