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V- jME XXXVII

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W ednesday

SEPTEMBER 18, 1960 NUMBER 16

HAROLD L. BO W M A N HAROLD N. MYERS ALAN T. BONNELL

CECIL L. KAPP

JOHN I. MILLER

M any people will welcome and counsel you throughout your stay at D iexel. A m ong those will be the people pictured on this page. These pictures are laid-out in the shape of a D whi'^h signifies leadership and service to the Institute and its students. A man well respected in the field o f education, civic affairs, and business and industry is pictured within the D , he is Drcxel s president, Dr. James A . Creese. Dr. Creese, since assuming this position has been very instru^

mental in initiating the expansion program.

T h e Vice-presidents arc Alan T. Bonnell and Harold N . Myers w ho do most o f the liaiain work for Dr Creese, Dr. Bonnell, in addition to other duties heads die l \ ib h c Relations D e ­partment, while Mr. Myers also holds the title o f Institute Tre.isurer.

T he D e in s o f the various colleges within the Institute are .is follows: Kenneth R. Madieson, College o f Business Administration; Ardenia M. Chaj^nan, College o f Home Economics; LeRoy A Brothers, College o f Engineering; John F. Harvey, College of Library Science.

Dean Harry L. Bowman, former Dean o f the College oi- Engineering is presently Dean of the faculty George A . Dix, (not pictured) is Drc.vel s able comptroller. T he D rexd pl.ace- ment office which gets jobs for all those Drexel graduates is headed by ^)hn h Killer. T he A d-

• ■ a hi’idrd bv Dean of Admissions George C. Cjalphin. Cecil L, Kapp he.ids theS e r r ' t m e i ^ o f "ndu ^ ^ ^ Coordination. Dean o f the Evening college is Kenneth R. Riddle.

D orothy R. Young is the well-liked Dean o f W om en and William Toombs is the popular

D ean o f Men.

■^ 4KENNETH R. RIDDLE

KENNETH R. MATHESON

JOHN F. HARVEY

ARDENIA M. CHAPMAN

LEROY A. BROTHERS

WILLIAM TOOMBSDOROTHY R. YOUNG

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“ The (Jood Old Days” of the “ HoaririK T w en t ie s " and “ T h i r s ty T h i r t i e s ” ba(!k to Dreexl. The u n ­fo rg e t t ab le Char les to n , Black Bot­tom, s t r a w hat s, flappers, raccoon coa ts and wild college pa r t ie s of the T w en t ie s mixed with the man iac mobs te rs, bootleKRinK and “ th e U n to u c h a b le s” of the T h i r t ie s will hiKhliRht this f a l l ’s H om ecom ­ing activi t ies. These new ideas along with the old t r ad i t io n a l even ts should en co u rage a g rea t deal of exc i tem en t and s<'hool spiri t .

D u i in g H om ecom in g week a f am i l ia r schedule of even ts is p la n ­ned. T he a n n u a l f r a te rn i ty and soro r i ty cou r t sk i ts will be p r e ­sented Monday th ru P^riday in th e G rea t C’o u r t a t ]:<)() with th e ex ­ception of W ednesday which will

be set as ide for the a n n o u n c e m e n t of the 19C0 Homecom ing Queen and he r court . F r id ay evening will find the pep ral ly, fe a tu r in g the f r a te rn i ty and sorori ty cheer contest , on Woodland Avenue in f ro n t of th e L ib ra ry a l low ing am p le room to move a ro u n d and work up some en thus ia sm . The week will be cl imaxed on S a t u r ­day, October 22, by the football g am e between Drexel and PMC, th e P r e s id e n t ’s Reception and f r a ­te rn i ty open houses.

H omecom ing at Drexel . as many loyal a lum n i would a t te s t , has shown cons iderab le progress since its incep tion in 19 4fi. This f a l l ’s ac t iv i t i es should prove to be no different .

Back in 194 6 Homecoming con ­si sted only of a foo tba ll gam e with Dickinson, which flopped because

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Dickinson’s un iform s did not show up. Dur ing th e evening a dance was held in the (Jreat Court . In H)4 7 The ta Chi f r a te rn i ty orig ­ina ted the idea of each f r a te rn i ty house bu ild ing a display in con ­nection with the Homecoming game. The “ l i tt le Brown J u g ” became symbolic of thi s com peti ­tion.

Nineteen fifty-f>ne saw the c row ning of the first Homecoming Queen. Miss J e r ry Cheuvrex was chosen the fa irest of the fai r by th e s tuden t body. This yea r also witnessed th e ini t iat ion of the C ourt sk it s and the f r a te rn i ty and so ror i ty chee ring contest at the F r iday n igh t pep ral ly.

The years since 1951 have seen many beau tifu l queens , im ag in a ­tive f r a te rn i ty displays and plenty

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Under th e c h a i r m a n s h ip of Hugh Chairnoff . H o m ecom ing 19 60 should also prove to be new and im ag in a tive an d of in t e r e s t to the active s t u d e n t body and alu mni.

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D r e x e l T r i a n g l eSoptember 18. 1960—Paqem A H ^ M c^opIemDe^ lo, i^pu— rag e

HAZING RULES FOR FROSHailesa) All en t e r in g F r e s h m e n m u s t

wear th e i r “ ID " b u t t o n s a t

all t ime w h en on cam pu s .

The s t u d e n t ’s n a m e will be

in ser ted in t h e b u t t o n

prin ted le gibly in ink .

Xote: P roceed s f r o m sale

of “ ID ” b u t t o n s by K ey

and T r i a n g le a n d B lue

Key wil l be u se d ex ­

pressly for scho la r sh ip s .

(b ) Men: All men F reshm en

m us t w ea r Drexel “ R ep”

ties on Mondays and F r i ­days.

fc) W om en : All women F re s h ­

men m u s t w ear Drexel

d in k s ” w hen on campus.

(d ) F re s h m e n m u s t use the

C h e s tn u t S tr ee t en t rance

w hen e n t e r in g and leaving the bui ld ing .

(e ) F re s h m e n m us t use the

st a ir s to the r igh t (facing

up from the first floor) for

ascending and those to the left for descending.

<f) F re s h m en m us t have th e ir copy of the " D ” Book in

the i r possession a t all t imes

and m us t display th e same

upon th e reques t of any up ­

perc lassman.

(g) All F re s h m en a re requ i red

to a t ten d the first football

A l p h a P h i O m e g a P e r f o r m s M a n y

S e r v i c e a n d S o c i a l F u n c t i o n s A t D I TThe b ro the rs of A lp h a P h i

omega extend a h e a r t y w e lcom e ) !)11 en te ring f r e sh m e n . W h i le on are at f r e sh m a n ca m p you will

meet many of you r fellow' s t u d e n t s , Slime of which a re y o u r u p p e r class onnselors. Y our c o u n se lo r s a r e

full of in fo rm at ion a n d .sugges­tions to guide you d u r i n g y o u r years at Drexel, t a lk to t h e m an d pick up some of t h e i r v a l u a b l e advice.

You may be w o n d e r in g w h a t Alpha Phi Omega is a n d w’h a t con- net'lion it has w i th Drexel . A lp h a I’lii Omega is th e N a t i o n a l S e rv ­ice Fra te rn i ty d ed ica ted to t h e de- v('io])nient of le a d e rsh ip a n d fe l ­lowship th ro u g h service to o the r s . During your col lege c a r e e r you will come in co n tac t -with th e l)i'others of D rexe l’s B e ta T h e t a ( 'hapter in one w ay o r a n o t h e r . While at f r e sh m a n ca m p y o u wil l he buying those n e c e s s a ry i t e m s for daily su rv ival su ch as c i g a r ­ettes, candy and Drexe l sw 'ea tsh i r t s from Alpha Phi O m ega b r o t h e r s I'uiuiing Drexel’s cam p s to res . D u r ­ing freshman o r i e n ta t io n a n d r e g ­istration you will find A .P .O . a s ­sisting with gu ided t o u r s fo r y o u r family and fr iends, a s u s h e r s fo r various meetings, h e lp in g w i t h t h e information service, a s s i s t in g w i th the identif ication p h o t o g r a p h s a n d registrat ion o rg an iza t io n as wel l as countless o th e r jobs.

Being a service f r a t e r n i t y A lp h a I lii Omega crosses al l l i nes of honorary, social, an d p ro f e s s io n a l iraternit ies, and thus , m e m b e r s of other campus o rg a n i z a t i o n s m a y ;ilso pa rt icipate a c t ive ly in o u r iraternity. A p re r e q u i s i t e to m e m - t)ership in ou r f r a t e r n i ty is to h a v e I'ad previous m e m b e r s h ip in t h e l''oy Scouts of A m e r i c a f o r a n y period of time, and you m u s t h a v e an earnest desi re to r e n d e r se rv ice to otliers.

Alpha Phi O mega is al low'ed to lorni a fall pledge class of e n t e r i n g ti'eshmen ma in ly b ecau se o u r

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pledge p rog ram does n o t in ter fere w ith your a l r ead y heavy schedule. If you a re u n d e r the impression th a t a very high financial respon­sibi l i ty wil l be dem and ed of you, you may be dis i l lusioned for Alpha P h i Omega be ing a non profit o rgan iza t ion is ex t remely easy on yo u r wallet .

A lpha P h i Omega schedules

(luite a few social even ts t h r o u g h ­out th e school year, the annua l banquet and annua l sw ee thea r t dance head ing the list. To ca rry out ou r var ied and very beneficial p rogram we need the suppor t of all our b ro the rs so why no t add your suppor t by coming out to our fall sm oker (bull session) which will be announced a t a la te r date.

game, w ear ing the i r haz ing

appare l and s i t t ing in one section.

(h ) F re s h m en a re r equ i red to

a t tend al l pep ral l ies.

(i) A F re s h m en Skit Week will

be held at which t ime the

F re s h m en will e n t e r t a in the

upperc lassmen.

( j ) Two “ Tugs of W a r " be tween

F re s h m e n and Sophomores

will l)e held a t foo tball

games. The first p r io r to

Homecoming, th e second a t H omecoming.

2 . Enfo rcem en t

(a ) Upperc la ssm en will ac t as

en fo rcers for the F re s h m e n

Haz ing Rules by s e t t in g up

a Vigi lante Committee .( b) V ig ilan tes will c a r ry ca rd s

a u thor ized Drexel S tu d en t

Senate which shal l ident ify

them. The Vig il an te s a re

th e sole col lec tors of fines.

(c) F ines a re ch a rg ed for an y

violat ion of haz ing rules.

Xo F r e s h m a n may be fined more th an once on the same day for th e sam e ofl’ense.

Pena l t i e s for In f rac t ion of Rules( a ) Any F r e s h m a n c a u g h t

b rea k in g any of the above ru les will upon reques t of

th e a p p re h e n d in g u p p e r ­

classm an r ing the bell on

the la nd in g in the C our t th r ee t imes. W o m en cu r t sy

and men bow reve ren t ly

th r ee t i m es to A n th o n y .1.

Drexel.(b ) The fine for any vio la t ion of

the haz ing ru le s Is ten cents

( $ . 1 0 ).4. P u n i s h m e n t for R efusa l to A b ide

l)y H az in g Rules

( a ) Any F r e s h m a n r e fu s ing to

se rve his pena l ty fo r in f rac ­t ion of haz ing ru le s will

have his n am e p resen ted to

Drexel S tu d en t S ena te the Vigilan te.

(b ) P u n i s h m e n t shall be a t the d iscret ion of the Drexel S tu ­d en t Semite.

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Drexel Offers A ChallengeWelcome to Drexel. F o r each of you

may new and dilTerent experi ences and a s ­soci at ions lie ahead. (Jolle^e life has many a t t r a c t io n s and as you will l a t e r learn, m a n y draw backs . T h ere a re new s tudy hab i t s to develop and new f r iends to make. T h e re a re of course a lot less T.V. n ig h t s to pass tiie t ime. Looking ah e a d to th e yea r 1!»65 seem s a bit dilHcult, how ever if you t a k e each te rm as it comes and plan y o u r w ork on a weekly basis yon will lliul t h a t th e s tudy l)ecomes w o r th while and g r a d u a t io n a goal w orth y o u r effort.

Ill niJiiiy of (li«* coiir.scs you will Ix* tuk- iiif>-, and from iiiaiiy of your classiiiatcs and a.sso<'iat(‘s you will learn and hea r new and <Iill'er**n( id(‘a.s. Some of these ideas will (‘!iallen}><‘ your (hinkiiiK and your basic beliefs. This is a j>oo<l for we soine-tinu's become stagnant in ou r own little worhl, never earin;;' or tryinj;' (o be iii- foriiKMl on things we don’t bt'lieve or have an in terest in. You will lind yourself searehinf>' for the tru th am idst many varied ehiiins. This is a ^oojI way to develop your reasoning' abilities. O ur Humanities eoiirs«* is an <*xample of a place wher<‘ you will b«‘ <*xposed to this type of thinking;. Voii will in (he coining' m onths ahead take stock of yourself from tim e to time. You will no doubt r<*«‘valuate some of your feel- inj*s and thoughts ehan}»iiij»' a few and streii}>(heniii}>' many others. ('olle};'e life is a tini(‘ to fully matiirt* into an a le r t and alive adult, ready to accept responsibility and eit i/.enship.

An im p o r t a n t p a r t of your d eve lopm ent will no t (H)nie frt)in you r tex t books. Your pers ona li ty , social aw a reness and ab i l i ty to w ork with o th e r s becomes m ore and m ore im p o r t a n t in thi s m ode rn world. A place

to s t a r t could l)e by developing a well lou n d e d r e a d in g program for yourself . Fir st , select a good daily newspaper and try to d igest th e ma te r i a l each day. Second, choose a good weekly and month ly m a g a ­zine to read. You will be an aw are per ­son, a w are of th in gs going on a rou nd you, a w a re of new ideas and of h is tory being m ade d u r i n g yo u r g ene ra t ion ; you will be a more able conversa t iona l i s t hav ing a wide b ack g ro u n d of th ings to in tel l igent ly dis ­cuss. You will also be a more concerned an d ac tive ci t izen of your school, com­m u n i ty and count ry . Try now and th en to read a good book and by all means read th e Drexel T r i an g le from cover to cover.

Taking an aetiv<‘ p a r t in your college is also an im portan t i>art- of your develop­ment. You are in collefje to develop your whole s<*lf, and thei*(* is no better way to do this than to }»'et out and meet people; ex- ehan};(‘ ideas and share intere.sts with others. Colh‘f>e life is a time to m ature intellectually, a time to {■row in under­standing;', to learn and develoi> your mind and p<‘rsonality. Surely you are at tending eolh‘j;<* (o be able to support yourself and possibly a family in la te r life. This, how­ever is not the sole aim of an education. You m ust b<‘ ready to work hard, to read much and apply yourself to your studies. You should j*ain from your education the ability to s tand on your own and develop a pt'rsonal code of living th a t will give you the s treng th to m eet the problems of life above and beyond the business world.

Drexel is he re w ait in g for you. I t is your choice to accept the cha llenge Drexel offers and w ork to w ard yo u r own rew ard , t iood luck!

T.V.

If Congress d oesn ’t soon app rop r ia te th e f u n d s n ec e s s a ry for th e R-70 Vali ie Project , we will have to sit by and watch while R u ss ia pu ll s f a r t h e r ah e a d in the

The l itt le plastic s ta tu es th at you se e in cars w e r e n o t in v e n te d , m anufa ci i ii . romoted or encouraged by ANY r e l ig io n -------T h ey a r e th e p ro d u c t of profi t mi dpnte rn reneurs , who pass the m off onto w e l l -m e a n in g imbec iles . T h e place fo r God in the h ea r t and minds of men, no t on th e d a s h b o a r d s of au tom ob i le s .

For 27 cents, a toasted c inn am o nbun a n d cup of coffee a t H o rn an d H a r d a r t ’s is, if, biggest ba rgain in th e W e s te rn H em isp he re . . . .

“ Borrowing your way t hro ug h c o l l e g e ” is r e p la c in g th e old prac t ice of w o n your way through, w i th a c o m m en su r a te c h a n g e in t h e c h a r a c te r and in te g r i ty oi 1,

l inished product. . . .In the en l ightened, p rogress ive school t h a t Drexel is r a p id ly becom ing , th e cour.-,e

in adding mach ines s t an ds o u t l ike a fo rgo t t en r e m n a n t f rom th e Paleozo ic age. .

Professional egot ist L yndon B. J o h n so n h a n g s a r o u n d th e neck of J o h n Kenn. ly

like a 2 0 -ton anchor. . . .. The in fan ts who spasmodica lly s t r ive to have s m o k in g a l low ed in th e cour t should

have to sweep up the b u t t s for a day or so. . . ., Since the Ginibel family sold s ta t ion W I P to th e ro c k a n d ro l le rs , W R C V stands as

the lone oasis of in teg r i ty on the dials . . . .Anyone who fails th ree Bizad courses in th e s a m e te rm , excep t fo r reasons of ill­

ness should be removed from school an d s e n t to a m e n t a l i n s t i tu t io n . . . .

. W i th the ab undance of o u t s ta n d in g yo u n g fe m a le voca l i s t s on th e scene today. (Eyd ie Gorme, D akota Statom, Keeley Sm i th , i t is a r e a l s h a m e fo r rad io audiences to be subjected to the tone less b ray ing of an A n n e t t e F u n ice l lo . W a l t Disney would do well to put her back in he r Mickey Mouse c o s tu m e a t th e f irst o p p o r tu n i ty . . . .

K u d o ’s to Drexel’s on the ball ROTC D e p a r tm e n t . O u r boys w e re v e ry well pre­pared for the su m m er camp, and m ade an exce l len t show ing . , . .

. We view with d ismay the in c reas ing use of m a le co sm et ic s ; t h e la rg e sales of the new “ tan n in g ” cream s m a k es us Avonder w h a t h a p p e n e d to th e good old days when men were men, and Pan sy was the n am e of a f lower. . . .

S C H E D U L E O F F A L L T E R M — 1960

Sep tem ber 18— Sunday— F re s h m a n C a m p B e g in s Sep tem ber 20— Tuesday— F re s h m a n C a m p E n d sS ep tem ber 21— Wednesday— R e g is tra t io n a n d E n r o l l m e n t o f N e w S tu d e n t sSep tem ber 22— Thursday— R e g is tra t io n a n d E n r o l l m e n t o f U p p e r Class S tu d e n tsSep tem ber 26— Monday— Classes B eg inO c tobe r 2 2 — Saturday— H o m e c o m in gN o v e m b e r 23— Wednesday— T h a n k s g iv in g H o l i d a y B eg insN o v em b er 28— Monday— T h a n k s g iv in g H o l i d a y E n d sD ecem ber 6— Tuesday— F o u n d e r s D a yD ecem ber 12— Monday— T e rm E x a m in a t io n s B e g inD ecem ber 17— Saturday— T e r m E x a m in a t io n s E n dD ecem ber 17— Saturday— C h ris tm as H o l i d a y B e g in s

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; v Drexel S tu d e n t , no niat - uit bis course , h a s t im e for St one e x t r a - c u r r i c u l a r a c ­

t i v i ty ; m a n y have t ime fo'r more.T hese ac t iv i t i e s— sports , publica­t ions, f r a te rn i t i e s , sorori t ies, clubs.

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etc. otYer a splendid opportun ity to meet Drexeli tes o the r th an those you see everyday in classes. D ur in s rush ing season. Drexel's 10 f r a ­te rn it ies and five sorori t ies wel- coiiie those who are interested . These organ iza tions provide an ex­cellent opportun ity to meet and exchange ideas with one's fel low students.

IM ib lica tio iis

The publicat ions of Di-exel __The Triangle. I .exerd (y ea rb ook ) . I)-Boolv. I .edger ( Hus. Ad. .Jour­nal) and Tech .Journal present a wide open field for those who are in te res ted in this pa r t icu la r type of work. A joint I’ublica t ions Smoker will be held in the D ragon’s Den. ;?21,5 Woodland Avenue on the evening of October Any­one who is in te res ted in jo u rna l i s ­tic work of any kind should be present at this get- together .

Tuesday is Activi ties Day, offer­ing in te r-mura l sports and var ious o ther special events. Cet in on the fun by signing up in your phys ­ical education classes for these in­t r am u ra l teams and live it up on Tuesday afternoons .

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Student governmen t is a wealth experience. Drexel S tudent

i^^e BUKMA ROAP WA$ NgVER U K t THI$Senate is the la w -m ak ing group — if you w an t to ge t into the Senate, watch for an n o u n cem en ts of coming elect ions for F rosh and toss your h a t into th e ring.

C ourt Pep I lal l ies on P’riday at 1 : 0 0 get th e s t u d e n t body into the r igh t sp i r i t for S a tu r d a y ' s big game. He su re to be in the Court on F r iday : and give the team the suppor t it needs for th e S a tu rday

game.However as a note of cau t io n

l)e su re you know jus t how much of th i s ex tra act ivi ty you can hand le w i th ou t affecting yo u r grades . E x t r a -cu r r i cu la r act iv i t ie s a re an im p o r t a n t par t of college life, to be sure, J)ut i t ’s the desi re for a degree th a t J)rouglit you to Drexel, so d o n ’t let an y th in g stop you from ob ta in ing it.

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G n d m e n

F o r 1 9 6 0Drexcl Tecli 's footh.il l teaiii lias

pi-aci ice for the s ta r t of its 4:iii(l caiiiiiaiKn. I{(“i'<)rtiii^ to h fad coach Jack Hinkle at Diexel 1jO(Ik<*. in Xewtown H(|iiar«\ will h(* 40 c-aiulidates vieiii>; for ])osi- tioiis on the s(|iia(i.

Hinkle , in his th i rd season at th e helm, will he ass isted hy I’ete Stevens, f o rm er Temi)le head coach and Don Shank , ex I’enn Sta te Kridder who will tu t o r the linenuMi for the second year, (’om ple ti ng th e staff is Tom (!i‘ehis. a foiTiier Drexel footbal l cap ta in and a s ­s i s tan t f r e shm an coach who moves up to the head fi'osh post.

Lead ing the 12 returninf>: le t t e r- nien a re Dick F rase r , a sen ior from Hi’oomall . Pa. and I’ete Cable, a ju n i o r fi-om L ansdow ne , Ta. Hoth <'o-cai)lains o])erate from the .uuai'd slots and ar(> the m a ins tays of the Hlue and (iold line.

H in k le ’s offense is expected to be cen te red a ro u n d th e i>assinji: of sen ior ( lui i r terback .Jim Holden of Darby, Pa. 'Phe six foot , ISd pound .signal ca l le r from .Ms^r. Homier Hilih School has set one Drexel

B e g i n P r a c t i c e

F o o t b a l l S e a s o nl)assiiiK record and should to])])le a n o t h e r m ark before the season 's end.

hi Holden com ple ted (iT)jiasses, ra i sing the s t a n d a rd of On set by Lit t le All-American ( |uar te r - back Hill Zador in 1{».')(1. Di a d ­dit ion . Holden needs only 2i! com- ple t ions to set the th r e e season comple t ion m ark of 1 2 2 held by Zador.

Leading; g round ga in e rs r e t u r n ­ing for a n o t h e r season a re . juniors .Jack Lewoc, Pauls boro , X. ,J. and .loe Salvucci, Drexel Hill. Pa. The speedy ha l fbacks ai’e expec ted to be the niajoi' bal l to te r s in Drex- •'I's "s lo t T ” offense.

Afte r i)hysicals a re comple ted and camp proc(,‘du res exp la ined the s( |uad will begin th e i r two-a-day w o rko u ts for the diii’at ion of the I .odge t r a in in g sessions which end on Sept. 21. F u n d a m e n ta l s will be sti-essed. both for the r e t u r n i n g ve te rans and the h igh ly p rom is ing incoming f reshmen .

The c an d ida te s inc lude; (K n ds i Skip Hedser, Pau l Slawek. C'liff Dirkes. Hob Kae and fJordon

Vestre; (Tack les) Mike Eyerly, F’aul Eichlioin. Dick Kohl, Hon Kidd, lion I5ales, Wal t Danz and -Matt Pell igi 'ino: (C ii a rds ) Dick Fraser, Pete Cable, Hank fJrabow- ski, .John Dewey and I^hil Pa ino ; ( ( ’en te rs ) Ceorge Kelly and .Jerry H um phrey : ((Quarterbacks) .Jim Holden, Cene Hishop and .loe Xowak: (H a l fback s ) fiick Mack, .Joe Salvucci, ,Jack I^ewoo, .Joe Buf­falo, Hon Corson and A1 W agne r ;( F' 'ullbacks ) .Jack McCovern, L a r ry J^owne and Ituss Poling.

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October

1 - I-,ei)anon Valiev Awav S:00s — Albright

1 iy— Scranton 22— 1\:\I.C.

29- -Teniiile

Xovember

Home 1:30 Away 1 ; :U) Home 1:I!0

( Homecoming) Awav 1:;30

ii --.Juniata 1 2 — W. 31 a ry land l! t— Xat. Aggies

Away 1:30 Home 1:30 Home 1:30

Practice Session f - r the (iridnion a t l\K)tball Camp being held a t the Diexel Lodge.

Y o n k e r m e n S e t T o F a c e A

W . M a r y l a n d A s S e a s o n O p e n s

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by Floyd Haimnell

Drexel ' s Soccer Team is coached by a w e l l -kno w n a u t h o r i t y on th e sub jec t . T h is m a n ’s n am e is Don Y onker . H e 's a f am i l ia r per son a t th e D ragon Soccer gam es as h e ’s been co ach ing them since Ajir il 1947. Y o n k e r can well be con ­s id e red an a u t h o r i t y on th e s u b ­ject of soccer as he was n a m e d to th e All A m er ican Soccer T eam in 1932.

Coach Y o n k e r ’s c a r e e r in soccer began in 19 27 a t F r a u k f o r d H ig h School in P h i l ad e lp h ia . A f te r g r a d u a t io n , he a t t e n d e d Tem ple U niv ers i ty he re in P h i l ade lph ia . He m a jo re d in physical ed uca t ion and played r ig h t h a l fback in soc­ce r fo r Temple . In 193 2 and 19 33 he played in th e P h i l a d e lp h i a Soccer L eague , F i r s t Division. He also has fo u r o th e r s yea rs of ex­pe r ience in A m a t e u r ind e p en d en t soccer.

Coach Y o n k e r began his coach ­ing c a r e e r a t old C en t r a l H igh

Don Yonkers

School in Ph i l ade lph ia . He was socce r m e n to r he re fr om 1935 to 1937.

As his first post-service position, Mr. Yonker was appoin ted as the Direc tor of Athle t ics and the Head of the Phys ical Educa tion D ep a r t ­m en t a t the Sou th Phil ade lph ia H igh School for Roys. In 19 4 7

he came to Drexel as soccer coach.’ He has coached eleven All-Amer- ican te am s while here a t DIT.VAHSITY S(X ( ER SCHEDULE

19G0October

1 — Alumni — W. Maryland*

11- - R i d e r College 19— Del. Univ.*

— Elizabe th town* A w ay 2 0 — W agne r Col.* Away 29— Wash. Col.*

Xovember0 — Hucknell*S— La Salle Col.* __ __

1 2 — .Johns Hopkins Away 15— Urs inus Col.* Away

Home 1:30 Away 2 : 0 0

Home 3:30 Away 3:00

2:30 2 : 0 0

2 : 0 0Home

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3:002 : 0 0

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F R E S H M A N S P O R T S

FOOTBALL

October 14— Temple Fresh .............................................. Home 3:30 PMOctober 22— USN Prep School— Bainhridye ..............Away 1:30 P.MNovember 7— PMC ...............................................................Away 3:00 P.M.November 12— Cape May Coast Guard School ............Away 2:00 PM

SOCCER

October 27— Rider C o l l eg e .................................................Away 3:00 P.MNovember 2— West Chester ................................................. Home 3:00 P.MNovember 8— Penn State (Ogontz) .................................. Home 3:00 PMNovember 17— University of Pennsylvania ...... Away 3:()() P.M

Greek Games To Highlight Freshmen Camp Activities

A h igh l igh t of this yea r ' s F r e s h ­

man Camp will be the C reek

Games. This event , w hich will

t a ke place on Monday evening,

will be much l ike th e Olympic

Games th a t ju s t took place in

Home. Each p a r t ic ip an t will r e p ­

resent his g roup — w h e th e r it be

Whi te. Red, Blue, or Gold — in

competi t ion with men of th e o th e r

groups. The even ts will r a n g e

from th e excit ing an d g ru e l in g

steeplechase relay to the muscle -

taxing tug of war. P o in t s w'ill be

accumula ted by each g roup — five

points for first place, th r e e po in ts

for second place, two poin ts for

th ird place and one po in t for

fou r th place — to d e t e rm in e th e

winner of the Greek Games. These

points will be added to the to t a l s

accum ula ted in th e volleybal l ,

basketball , softball , football , t e n ­

nis, and sw im ming t o u r n a m e n t s to

de te rmine which g roup is th e

Overall Athle t ic Champion. The

an noun cem en t of the re su lt s will

take place on T uesday a f te rnoon ,

and the winning g roup will, at th is

time, be p re sen ted w i th the b a n ­

ners of the o th e r th r e e groups .

F o l lo w in g is a l ist of the event>

so t h a t each g ro u p can pick i i -

best p a r t i c i p a n t s and have a

chance to prac tice . In order tc

give e v e ry o n e a chance to take

p a r t , one m a n may part icipate in

a max in u in i of two events.

( i R E E K G A M E S

1. S tee p lec h a se Re lay

2. C o u n se lo r W h e e lb a r r o w Relay

3. W a t e r Polo

4. H a n d b a l l

5. S h o tp u t

6 . C ro s s - C o u n t ry Race

7. Shuffle B oa rd

S. H o rse sh o e s

9. F o o tb a l l T h ro w

10. S t a n d i n g Broad J u m p

11. A pp le C a r ry w ith Spoon Rela,'

1 2 . S p r in t s

13. B a s k e tb a l l F o u l Shooting

14. T u g -o -W a r

15. Q u a r t e r Mile Race

16. S t a n d i n g H op Skip and Juiii]'

1 7. R o o s t e r F i g h t

18. S p r in g R e lay

19. J a v e l in Throw'

20. H o p p in g R e lay

21. Mile R e lay

22. P o t a t o R e lav

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over