On the Carpet - Drexel University

D I T M e n S h o w S ig n s o f E a g e r n e s s
A s C o -ed s P r e p a r e fo r G a n d e r W e e k
H ave you
n o te d
a sudflpn
su d d en ,
s t r a n s e i n c r e a s e in t h e m a le p op ­
u la tio n of tlie (J reat C ou rt thi s
wee k?
No. Drexel is no t be in g
in v a d e d ; ( J a n d e r W e e k is hack
a pa in a n d t h e l)oys a r e all w a it in g
for t h e i r d r e a m g ir ls to ask th e m
for a da te .
Kvery y e a r a b o u t t h i s ti m e , th e
Drexel co-eds e n j o y w h a t a m o u n t s
to a w eek of S a d ie H a w k i n s Day.
S o m eo n e d ec i d ed s e v e r a l y e a r s ago
t h a t on e d ay w a s n ’t e n o u g h for
tiie gir ls to be a b l e to lasso t h e i r
m e n — so ( l a n d e r W e e k was i n ­
a u g u r a t e d a t Drexel to give th e
co-eds a f ig ht in g c h an ce .
Tin* olHclal s t a l l i n g
this
y e a r is M o n d a y , O c to b o r 2;l. T h a t ’s
fh«* bi« (la y , iiic ii. Rohix, sit b ack
aiul h ‘t flu* jiirls d o tli<» a.skiiiK f,>r
f!u* d a t r s , fak<‘ y o u ovi*r t« ( ’a v a iiaiiKh’s f<n‘ “ h i n c h , ” p a y f o r tlio
a n d c<»fl'<H‘, a n d c a iT y y o u r
b<Mtks honi<* f o r y o u.
NOTES to NOTE
Pi Mu E ps il o n, h o n o r a r y mus ic
f r a t e r n i t y , will s o o n m a k e re c o r d s
of D re x el ’s sc ho ol s o n g s f e a t u r i n g
the R a n d a n d / o r t h e Glee Clubs.
The p r i n c i p a l r e a s o n s fo r th e se
re cor ds a r e to h e l p t h e s t u d e n t
i)ody as a w h o l e to l e a r n t h e school
songs, a n d to he l p r a i s e f u n d s for
an e v e n t u a l m u s i c ro o m .
Pi N u ’s T h u r s d a y C o n c e r t s at
1:00 p.m. in t h e C o u r t o r a u d i ­
t or iu m will b eg i n a s soon as a
soloist can be o b t a i n e d .
The
na me s of s o l o is t s will be p o st ed on
a sign in t h e C o u rt .
* * *
„
S e tt in g t h e *___
te m p o for
t h. i. s.;
T h e t h e m e of th i s y e a r ’s d an ce
w e e k ’s ac ti vi tie s will be th e Delta I is a ‘‘(’alico Hall."
T h e d o rm
I’hi Kpsilon soro rit y, w hich will ' d an c e c o m m i t t e e h as s t r e s s e d th e
p r e s e n t a s ki t Monda y a t 1 : 0 0 fact th a t thi s y e a r ' s d an c e is to be
p.m. in t h e (5reat Co urt . T h e 1) | st ric tly in f o rm al . T h e d a n c e will
F’hi E ’s will be followed by th e ' s t a r t ab o u t 1 0 : 0 0 p.m. in t h e liv­
T h e t a Sigs on T u es d ay , th e A lpha ' ing room a n d end at m i d n ig h t .
Sigs on W e d n e s d a y , t h e Delta Sigs i Music will be p rov id ed by Lloyd
on T h u r s d a y , a n d th e T ri Sigs on i R o b e r t ’s o r c h e s t r a , a f a m i l i a r fix­
F ri d ay . T h e s e sk i ts h av e a l w ay s , t u r e a r o u n d Drexel.
p ro vi de d a bu ck et full of l a u g h s |
I t 's to be e m p h a s iz e d t h a t fh e
for ev e ry o n e in t h e past, so be «»pen liou se an<l danc(> is o p en fo
su r e to be on h a n d every dav in all Drexel s t u d e n ts , w ith o r w i t h ­
th e (J reat Co urt.
out d a t e s ; so m e n, if y o u ’r e »»ne of
A n “ o pen lio u sc " a n d in f o rm a l th o s e w ith o u t , t h i s is y o u r bijj
d a n c e at t h e «>irls’ d o n n will brin;; ch a n c e .
(> ander W eek to a closo on S a tu r - '
C o m m it te e m e m b e r s for th e
day , ()ctob<*r 2 « th .
Open h o u se da nc e a re : Alice (Jeizer. c h a i r m a n ;
will be fro m 8 MM) t o 1():»(», a n d Nancy H e r s h : Pat S m i t h ; Sh irley
Kuosts will be a llo w ed to visit ^ P a r s o n s ; Co nn ie K e n d ; (’aro ly n
e a c h floor a n d ins|M>ct th e d is p lay s ^Ciuinn;
.ludy
Meyers;
Nancy
t o b e e re c t e d . T h e floor t h a t is Heyers; C a th y C ra i n e ; a n d Kditii
ju«lned t o h a v e t h e b e st <lisplay Phillips.
will be a w a n l e d a n e x t r a
a .m . p e rm is sio n .
CJood h u n t i n g , gals.
C h o ral G roup
F ro m F in la n d
To Sing H e re
T r i - S ig s S p o n s o r
A nnual C o u rt D ancc
T he Trl-S win g, a n n u a l d an c e of
Sig m a Signm Sigm a .sorority, will
be held on S a t u r d a y , O ct ob er 14,
in th e (Jreat Co urt . D anc ing will
be fro m ft till 12 to t h e mus ic of
J o e C on way an d his o r c h e s t r a .
U n d e r t h e c h a i r m a n s h i p of Het­
ty D u r s t — Mar y T. Ha uer an d
L ynn Ellis h e a d t h e a d v e r t i s i n g
co m m it te e , while Al ayn e Stoffer
is in c h a r g e of lo u ng e d e c o r a t io n s
a n d No rm a T ru m l) o w e r is h a n d l i n g
th e re f r e s h m e n ts .
C h a p e ro n e s for th e e v en in g
will be Dr. an d Mrs. Rob ert
R hoads, .Mr. an d .Mrs. K ei t h West ,
an d Mr. an d .Mrs. A lb e rt ('.
F'ischer.
! T ic ke ts may now be p u rc h a s e d
i for $1.8.^ per coiiple fr o m any
m e m b e r of Sig m a Sigm a Sigma, or
a t th e booth in t h e Co urt.
T h is y e a r on th e f o u r t h of I)eI ceniber, Drexel will ha v e th e h o n o r
of r e p r e s e n t i n g P h i l a d e l p h i a an d
I t h e s u r r o u n d i n g a r e a in playing
! h o st to a n i n t e r n a t i o n a l l y re now n! ed g r o u p of college s t u d e n t s — th e
P ol y te ch C h o r u s of F i n l a n d . ComI ing to us fr o m a n a t i o n st eeped
in rich m us ica l tr a d it io n , this
I ch o r u s r e p r e s e n t s a chosen gr ou p
I of sixty of th e best nmle voices
! fro m th e s t u d e n t ch o r u s of th e
I F i n l a n d I n s t i t u t e of Technology.
T h e c h o r u s o r i g in a t e d in 190 4
To<lay m a r k s t h e op<‘niu}>' o f th e
Treasur«* H u n t s p o n s o r e d by flu* in t h e first te chn ica l school in
•\rt D e p a r tm e n t o f t h e Colle}*e <»f F in l a n d , t h e n k n o w n as t h e PolyI te ch ni cal School. T h e school has
Honu* E c o n o m ic s .
E very w e e k t l ie r e w ill be tw o I since been r e n a m e d F i n l a n d Instiilem s o f a r t a p p r e c i a t i o n post4*d on I t u t e of T ec h no lo g y; b u t th e chor al
I he b u ll e ti n h o a r d in t h e C oui1. I g r o u p still r e t a i n s t h e title of I
U n d e r th e di- i
On<‘ w ill be a n a r t i c l e o f i n t e r e s t ; Po ly t ec h C ho rus .
<»ii fh e D rexel c a m p u s ; t h e o t h e r rection of such b ri ll ia n t le a de rs ' S t u d e n t s
S e le c t
will lx‘ «)f i n t e r e s t in t h e 1‘h ila d e l- ! in th e field of c h or al music as
' P ro f e s s o r H e ik k i K le m e tt l, one
pliia v ic in ity .
, of th e o ri g in al dir ect or s, an d the ; S w e e t e s t C o - e d
n o t e s t o n o t e o n Pg . 6
i p r e s e n t c o nd u ct or , Ossi Elokas , , On Monday a n d T u e s d a y of this
j th e Po ly t ec h C h o ru s t h r o u g h th e j week, th e s t u d e n t s of Drexel
I y e a r s h a s achi eve d w orld recogni- i elected Phyll is .Jean Macgeorge,
I tion fr o m music critics an d ap-1 so p h o m o re .Junior S e cr et ar i a l, as
U N
O b se rv e s
p re c i a ti v e a udi enc es. W i t h such a th e S we ete st Co-ed of th e school.
b a c k g r o u n d a n d fr o m th e r e p u t a ­ She will e n t e r in t o co m p et i ti o n
tion ga i n e d by previ ous cho ruses, with o t h e r co-eds of th e P h i l a d e l ­
F ifth B i r t h d a y
it is only n a t u r a l to a n t ic i p a te a p hi a a r e a for t h e titl e of “ Sw e et ­
•>n T u e s d a y , O c t o b e r 2 4, th e b r i ll ia n t series of a pp ea ra n ce s. He- est Co-ed in P h i l a d e l p h i a . ”
b i r t h d a y of t h e U n it e d Na- g i n n i n g a t P ri n ce to n , an d c o n t i n u ­
T he sp on so r s of th e p r o g r a m
'j"Hs will he o b s e r v e d a t Drexel. in g t h r o u g h m a n y cities in the a re t h e C h a m b e r of C o m m e rc e a n d
■lit" W.S.CJ.A., in c o n j u n c t i o n with U ni te d S ta te s a n d Ca na d a, th e ir va ri ou s re ta il m e r c h a n t s a n d clubs
T h e h oa rd w hich
">t* W o r l d ’s Af fai rs C ou nci l, will t o u r will d r a w to a close he re at of th e city.
selected th e six n o m i ne e s fro m
■ " ' ‘Sent a U n it e d N a t i o n s ’ flag, Drexel I n s ti t u te .
Drexel was com po sed of six men
' liich w a s m a d e by t h e s t u d e n t s
a n d six w o m e n cho sen a t ra n d o m
' Drexel, a t a n a.ssembly in th e
fr om th e e n t ir e s t u d e n t body.
' xli tor ium a t 1 1 : 0 0 . T h e r e will
T ho se n o m i n a t e d as c a n d i d a t e s for
1^0 be g u e s t s p e a k e r s p r e s e n t to
th e Swe ete st Co-ed w’e re Marilyn
'• d c e l e b r a t e U n it e d N a t i o n s ’
Hittle, J o a n
Medford,
Phyl li s
S ev er al f o r e i g n s t u d e n t s
Macgeorge, Mar y Liz N ew m an ,
' ssed in t h e i r h o m e l a n d c o s t u m e s
Hetty J e a n Siple an d Hetty Van
l)e p r e s e n t to a d d to t h e t h e m e
(ilahn.
‘••lity a n d c o o p e r a t i o n of t h e
L as t week a t a F a c u l t y Council
Phyllis
represented
Drexel
'Zens of t h e w o r l d .
T h e prome
et in g , it was decided tha t De­ at a P a r t y a t t h e W a r w i c k on
'"•» will he h i g h l i g h t e d by a
‘I'lKe to t h e U n i t e d N a t i o n s ’ Hag. c e m b e r G r a d u a t i o n would be held. We dn esd ay, Oct. 18, at which
A.H.C.’s of t h e U n i t e d Na- T h e policy th a t W i n t e r G r a d u a ­ ti me th e “ S we ete st Co-ed in P h i l a ­
As th e
■is a r e s h n p l y to p ro n i o t e peac e tion would no t be held, st a te d las d e l p h i a ’’ was chosen.
w orld t h r o u g h t h e m e d la - .l a n ua ry , was ch an g ed because of D.I.T. re p r e s e n t a t i v e sh e received
" of t h e r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s of th e th e la rg e n u m b e r of s t u d e n t s who two ti cke ts to a c u r r e n t show,
will c o m pl et e th e ir work at the d in n e r fo r two a t t h e W a r w ic k
' ‘•'ul n a t io n s a n d s t a te s .
an d o th e r gifts.
Wirbara L l n n e k l n a n d R o b e r t end of t h e te rm .
At p re s e n t a p p ro x im at el y t»0
Spt'cial— T e m p le W in s
th e W o r l d Affairs S tuIn
SwiM'fest (''o-ed
Council, D.I.T., a r e a t p re s e n t pe rs on s will receive degrees.
'•'K as c o - c h a i r m e n f o r t h e oh- a d d i ti o n , seve ral h o n o ra r y degre es
T he w in n er of fhe P h i l a d e l p h i a
. ,,
' “ lu-e of U n it e d N a t i o n s W e e k , will he g ra n t e d .
ti tl e “ Sweetest C o-ed’’ was HevT h e exercises will l>e
'*'H*r 1(5 to 24. T h e y h a v e exerly (’ohen. T e m p l e ’s r e p r e s e n t a ­
c
o
n
j
u
n
c
ti
o
n
with
F
o
u
n
d
e
r
’s
Day.
"^‘‘d th e d e s i re t»» h a v e as m a n y
tive, Drexel’s and P e n n ’s choices
'‘‘‘•Its as po ssi bl e p a r t i c i p a t e In F u r t h e r det ail s will be r e p o i t u l were r u n n e r s -u p In th e contest.
as soon as possible by the Triangle.
Ignited N a t i o n s ’ c a m p a i g n .
W h e th e r F o re c a st—
6 0 — D eg ree W in te r
P re d ic te d at D IT
I
/ ’<•>' l'\ '^li'rrylrrs
Quif draKK'in yo feet, b oy ,” jTies flu* youuK t'o - e d a s sh e h ea v e s
on f h e no<»se. T h e alm ve is a n (‘xaniple o f w h a t th e eli^iible ni(‘n of
Dr«*xel will “ s u t r e r ” c<Mue (Zander W eek . IMcfured ab o v e an* .\a n c y
M u ny on , on o n e en«l of fh e line; l{<*y W a r n e r on fh e o f h e r ; anil
Jean«* Swiff lo o k in g on.
K e y s t o n e
dilate*
O ct o b er 1 2 -l S m a r k s th e cele­
b r a t io n of I’e n n s y l v a n i a Wee k, a n ­
nu al ly sp o n so r ed by t h e Dejjartnient of C o m m er ce . I’e n n s y l v a n ia
W eek is a very imi>ortant pha se
of th e D e p a r t m e n t ’s in d u s t r i a l and
c o m m u n i t y (leveloi)ment p r o g r a m .
T he goal of P e n n s y l v a n ia Week
i.-< to m a k e ev ery P e n n s y l v a n ia n
m o r e cons ci ou s of th e rich r e ­
so u rc es of tiie (’o m m o n w e a l t h , of
its i n d u s t r i a l div er si ty, of its op­
p o r t u n i t i e s for g r o w th , a n d its
comi)arison with olhei- st ale s.
Tiie two piincii)al ob je cti ves
a r e : ( 1 ) to e m p h a s iz e t h e g r e a t ­
nes s of th e past an d th e a c h i e v e ­
m e n t of th e p r e s e n t ; a n d ( 2 ) to
use k n o w le d g e to plan econ om ic
c u l t u r e a n d re c r e a ti o im l b e t t e r ­
me nt of I’en n sy l v a n ia .
.Many in t e r e s t i n g p r o g r a m s h ave
been p l a n n e d to sh ow each ph ase
of life in P e n n s y l v a n ia ; t h e r e f o r e ,
ev ery r e s i d e n t s ho ul d p a r t i c i p a t e
a n d a b i d e by t h e slo gan , “ I t ’s Vour
P e n n s y l v a n i a : Keej) It (J ro w i n g .”
On the Carpet
by MSC
T h e f u t u r e f r e s h m e n c om in g to
Drexel will lind th a t t h e i r a d j u s t ­
m e n t to th e Drexel way-of-life
will be m uc h ea si e r t h a n it was
for tho s e in th e past. T h e F r e s h ­
m a n (’a m p, in i ti at ed thi s y ea r, was
such a success t h a t t h e school
a u t h o r i t i e s h ave ac cep te d t h e ca m p
as school policy. A “ big b r o t h e r
p r o g r a m ’’ is also bei ng o rg an iz ed
b e t t e r la te t h a n never.
>)> 4> *
O ne of th e b e s t f r ie n d s a s t u ­
de n t h a s in Drexel is D ean S f r a t ­
ion . D ean S fr u fto n h a s b e e n conHiumI fo h is h o m e f o r th e p a s t few
w eek s b e c a u se of illness— a card
fo c h e e r h im up w o u ld certaiinly
be a p p r e c i a t e d .
N(‘e d to say no
u iu r e ? Dr. L eon I). S fr u fto n , 2<M)
l*enn S f n ‘«*f, Itidley P a r k , l ‘a.
T H E C A R P E T on P ag e 2
New Cheer
E C H O YELL
( A l t e r n a t e left side a n d ri^du
side o f s t a n d s )
D .D-R-R-E-E-X-X-E.E-L.L
(Tt)yether) D -I-T
G reek s
P la n
A nnual
B ali, t o
A t
T h e ir
be
B ro ad w o o d
The
Inter-Fralernity
(’ouncil
will hold its ei g h th a n n u a l fo rm a l
da nc e al the Hr oadwood liotf'l,
Hroad an d Wood Sts., S a tu r d a y ,
.N’o v e m b e r 4, 1!».')0.
J o h n n y L o n g ’s o r c h e s t r a , r e c o r d ­
ing a r t i s t s of K ing Rec ords, will
I»rovide th e musical b a c k g r o u n d .
Featuring
his
famous
lefth a n d e d violin style, Jo iin ny Long
lias becMi th e p r e f e re n c e of ma ny
sor(trities an d
fraternities
for
m a n y seasons.
I - F Queen
l i i g h l i g h t of th e e ve n i n g will be
th e c o r o n a t io n of tiie I n t e r - F r a t e r ­
nity (Jueen.
She will be chosen
fro m a g r o u p of six c a n d i d a t e s who
a r e n o m i n a t e d by th e seven eligible
f r a t e r n i t i e s on ca m p u s.
One of
th is y e a r ’s c a n d i d a t e s w a s n o m i­
n a t e d by two of th e fr a t e r n i t i e s .
N a m e s a n d p ic tu re s of t h e c a n d i ­
d at e s fo r t h e I n t e r - F r a t e r n i t y
S w e e t h e a r t will be posted next
week in t h e Co urt.
All per so ns
who p u r c h a s e a ti c k e t will have
th e pri vil ege of c a s t in g a vot e for
fh el r fa v o r it e c a n d i d a te . F i n a l r e ­
t u r n s will be a n n o u n c e d a t th e
dance.
Harbara
Svvarr,
la s t
y e a r ’s
qu ee n, will be on h a n d to crow n
h e r suc ce s so r a n d p r e s e n t to her
th e q u e e n ’s b o uq ue t.
Dean M yers Elected
To Succeed Sharpies
H ar ol d M. Myers, a s s i s t a n t d e a n
of me n a t Drexel I n s t i t u t e of T e c h ­
nology a n d p r e s id e n t of th e P h i l a ­
d el ph ia J u n i o r C h a m b e r of C o m ­
merce, h a s been elec ted to th e
bo ard of A m e ri c a n s fo r th e C o m ­
pet itive E n t e r p r i s e S ystem, Inc.
(ACES).
That
was a n n o u n c e d
toda y
( T u e s d a y ) , Oct. 17, 1950, by C’urtln W'lnsor, ex ecu ti v e d i r e c t o r of
ACES, Myers fills a vacancy left
by Ph ilip T. Sha rpie s. .Mr. Shariiles
res ig n ed fr o m the bo ard , in line
with th e no ii- pa rt is an c h a r a c t e r of
ACES, to accept th e c h a i r m a n s h i p
of th e S t a t e Re pu bl ic an F in a n c e
C o m m it te e.
THE
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Naked Disregard of Decency
( ] | | ( ) ( ) L fi|)iiil is not jiisl a l ia d i t i f m
S
l)«‘ (l«‘\ c l o | ) ( ‘(l ill ea ch o f us.
it i- somctliitifx that slioiild
It is tlic frcliiijr that \\<‘ an* part of
the s c h o o l , and tin* s c h o o l is part o f iis.
W hcllicr \v«* W I N or
LOSK we will a l w a y s he proiiil o| otirsclxcs.
T h i s week the
rrianjrh- rcccivc d a letter Iroin se vera l
DIT stu­
d e nt s c o n i p l a i n i n ^ ah ou t D re xel' s dei iio ii str at io n at the i o o t h a l l <:aiiie
last S a t u i d a s .
I he se n t i i n e n l ' e x p n ‘ssed in this letter u»*re c o r r e c t —
tin* st u d e n ts did not act like ^e nt le n ie n
hut we hi’l i e \ e this stat«Mnent
need> f urt her e x p l a n a t i o n .
H efore ‘'anie-tinie last Sa ti ir d a v ou r s c h o o l and field h o u s e had
dero«ratorv rem a r ks pa in ted e v e r \ w h e r e .
O f c o u r s e we d o n t know
w h o wa s r e s p o n s ib l e for t hes e c h i ld i s h ac ts:
hut
we are c er ta in
it
w o ii ld n t he our stu dents.
’I'o add in ju ry to iiiMilt. the l*M(' t e am d i s | ) l a \ e d the most unsportsmanliki* att it ude w(* h a \ e e v e r w i t n e se d .
P la y i n j i a le g i t i m a t e
f o o t b a l l fiame is niifihty s t r e n u o u s : hut. wiien ou r p l a y e r s hatl to t o l ­
era te un sc ru pi ih tu s s p o r t s m a n s h i p f r om their o p p o n e n t s as well - n a t uralK
the s p ir it ed
indecent c o n d u c t.
D r e xe l st u d e n ts we re anfi«*r«*d at this d i s p l a y of
As an y t r u e - h l o o d e d per.-oii w o u ld d o . tiiey partly
repaid their o p | ) o n e n t s h \ ve rh a ll v ex pressiiifi their di sta st e.
Kxpres-
s i o n s o f this sort o r d i n a r il y w o u l d he c o n s i d e r e d e x t r e m e l y u n e t h ic a l ,
hut at this ti m e we heliev»* that most o f tiu* r em a r k s w e r e fe a si b l e .
S o let's {TO D K K X K L ! !
with all o f th<*ni.
ih i s ' c a s o ii .
\\(*"ve *iot a team that ca n f i i \ e an d ta ke
O ur te am ha s c ( u n p il e d a w o m h 'r f u l r ec or d so far
I.et's A L L jiet h e hi n d th em .
I.et K \
l)r»*xelite sh ar e
and enjoN the <jlorv that this «iridiron m a c h i n e is hrinjiin«r o u r sc h o o l .
Let's <ii\e the m the <:reatest Ncical su p p o r t we can p o s s i h K m u s t er and
reiiuMiiher on«‘ thin*:
U’l's display fiood sportsmanship in the sloiids
•VO that our folloners and feUoic students iiill he just as prou d of us
(liter a fianie as they n ill he of our team!
DREXEL
O ctob er 20, 1950
TRIANGLE
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Letters to the Editor
w
T h i s w e e k ’s w i n n e r of th e let­
te r to t h e e d i t o r c o n t e s t a n d the
S t i l l M o o n s h i n e " — Pi K a p S h o w T i c k e t s
re c i p i e n t of a c a r t o n of CHP]STERF I E L D S is D ot tie S m i th .
Each
week a c a r t o n of C H E S T E R ­
pledge: Osborne Miller. T h in k ui) F I E L D S will be a w a r d e d to that
D ella K ap p a Itlio
a ch ee r an d win th o s e ti ck et s to p e rs o n w r i t i n g t h e m o s t i n t e r e s t ­
We wish to ext en d o u r si nre res t
ing l e t t e r to t h e PIditor.
symiHithy to th e Tri Sigs on the th e Pi K ap show!
recent loss of t h e i r c o rr e sp o n d in g
D ea r E d i t o r :
Tail K ap pa Kpsilon
s e c r e ta ry , F lo r en ce .Meuer.
She
I am s o m e w h a t f a m i l i a r with
(Had to see Z a k a r i a n . R us e ts k i,
was a gr ea t girl an d a cred it to
th e effect uj)on s t u d e n t s of the
P
iet
roc
ar
lo.
R
ic
h
ar
d
s.
R
od
ger
s,
h e r soro rit y.
Many m e m b e r s of
H o n o r S y st e m w h ic h is employed
Delta K a p p a Rho will sincerely Haid, La wler. R au er, an d Colson
in v a r i o u s sc h o o l s t h r o u g h o u t the
an
d
the
o
t
h
e
r
fo
o
t
ba
ll
er
s
alive
miss h e r presence.
a f t e r th e ro u gh tus sle.
P lea sed c o u n t r y . H a v i n g li s t e n e d to many
I.aiiihda Chi . \l p h a
to see all su rv ive d last w e e k ’s pros a n d co ns on t h e su bj ec t, I
T h e I n f o r m a l wou ld li ke to t a k e t h i s o p p o r t u n ­
A lt h o u g h the y got off to a good beve rag e part y.
st ar t th i s year, th e flaring Street House Dance, Fr i d a y , October ity to e x p r e s s m y views.
I a m s u r e t h a t t h e in s ti tu tio n
boys (liopped fo u r points in bowl­ 20th, is b o un d to be a success,
ing.
,Iack T ay lor , Ron Hilton. t h a n k s to t h e Social C o m m it te e . of su ch a s y s t e m in Dre xel would
Dave .McPherson a n d F re d Schroe- All FRKSILMAN W O M E N a r e i n ­ h a v e no ill effects; b u t r a t h e r it
d e r a r e doin g a gt)od job so far. vited to a t t e n d a tea dance, S u n ­ wo ul d s e r v e to b e t t e r p r e p a r e the
! u n d e r g r a d u a t e f o r a re sp ect ab le
day, O ctober 22nd. at 2 :8 0 p.m.
Keep up th e good work.
' pla ce in soci ety . It w o u ld not only
L et 's h ave a good t u r n o u t for
I i n c r e a s e t h e s t u d e n t ' s se ns e of
th e p a rt y with th e Delts on th e .Si^iiia .\lp iia Mu
2<ith.
C on g ra ts to Lou S h ap ir o a n d re s p o n s i b i l i t y : b u t it w ou ld also
Lee.
T h at is a b e a u t i f u l ring. j dev el op p e r s o n a l i n t e g r i t y .
T h e t a Chi
I am v e r y i n t e r e s t e d in learnEv ery o ne ha d a swell t i m e at Syd
( ' o n g r a t u l a t i o n s to o u r new K a n e s 's w e d di ng S a t u r d a y ni g ht . I in g t h e a t t i t u d e of t h e st u d e n ts
ple dg es; (leiie Hug. Ray S a la ­ W as on and off so m a n y ti m e s it I a n d f a c u l t y at Dre xel on th e submanca
an d
.Joe
M ar ti n et t i. is do ub tf u l if thos e th a t a t t e n d e d ; ject.
H ro th er s H a r r y H ing ham an d (Jus kn e w the y we re the re.
'
D o tt y Smi th
(l u th a r e re p o r te d to be in Korea.
C o st u m e p a r t y for H a ll ow e' e n,
F oo tb al l d a n c e was an e n jo ya b le S a t u r d a y th e 28th. H as e v er yo ne D ea r E d i t o r :
ev e n i n g fr om all re p or ts . See you got his d a te for I-F? W’hat a b o u t
We h a v e s ee n m a n y football
me n at th e T ri -S wi ng t o m o rr o w A.C.? I t ’s good to see M at t h o b ­ ga m e s, b u t las t S a t u r d a y ' s game
nigh t. S ta r t p r e p a r a t i o n s for ex­ bling a r o u n d — he h E d d y ?
b ea t all as f a r as Drexel st ud en tc u rs io n to Heta F ta ( ' h a p t e r at
body sp i ri t is c o n c e r n e d .
True,
W a s h i n g t o n College on th e 2Sth.
s e v e r a l D re xe l p l a y e r s were in­
.Alpha Pi lian ih d a
(Question of t h e W’ee k ; W h i l e j u r e d in play, ])ut w h e n a P.M.C.
D ella Sicilia Kpsiloii
Drexel was w in n in g th e foot bal l p l a y e r w a s i n j u r e d , t h e r e was no
Delta Sigm a Kpsilon wishes to b at tl e fro m P.M.C., who won th e ex cus e f o r t h e Dre xe l s t u d e n t s to
t h a n k Alpha Pi L a m b d a for th e b at tl e of t h e H e r s h e y b a r s be- s t a n d u p a n d c h e e r.
d e l ig h tf u l tea d an ce t h a t the y gave
W i se up, D re x el s t u d e n t s , and
ween Dick Y ou ng a n d t h a t “ p a c k "
us on Su n d a y a f t e r n o o n . We e n ­ of Cub S c o u t s ’.'
act like co ll eg e s t u d e n t s with soiiif
joyed o u rs e lv es th or o u g h ly .
News I t e m : Apple P i ’s o v e r ­ b r a i n s !
T h is we ek -e nd we will give th e
S in c e r e ly y o ur s ,
whelm T K E lS- 6 in fo ot ba ll; also
L a m b d a ('hi Al pha a party. W e
(signed)
vic toriou s ove r T h e ta Chi in b o w l­
expect to ha ve a gr ea t time, so ing.
Jo an n e Hagmann
L a m b d a s , we will see you at th e
N a n c y B yers
L a te s t P i n n i n g : Bill iMcKiin to i
p a r t y thi s F r i d a y night .
i
R u th Schar
(Jloria Boswell.
S p o r t s — N e w P le d g e s — D e lt 's 1 ea — T e k e s D a n c e
—
" / / ’5
____________ News of the Greeks----------
Pi K a p p a Phi
What a week tliis has lieen.
Kveryhody is so ha p py ’ca use
Drexel's “ Whiz K id s" m a d e it
tliree s t r a i n lit t>y do w n in g
Keel) ui> th e good work, you fo o t­
ballers.
Tlu)se
p r a n k s t e r s su re
had t h e i r own ideas ah o u t what
Drexel's P’ield H ous e sho ul d look
like.
M arty S|»«“a r se e m e d to liav«‘ a
little (litlieiilty w ith st>nie t*!" the
;;iiys ill th e H and.
How '1m>ii I
aiiothei- eln*«>f, «*h M arly I
It looked as if C eo rg e W i lt s h ir e
also had som e t r o u b l e tr y in g to
play drill se r g ea n t.
'I'he .liiiiior P a r t y w as a lui};e
sueeiNs. Kv«‘ii a lew se n io rs m a nan«*«l t*> }»**t to it.
T h e ta (’hi really tossed tha t
“ F o o tb a l l. ”
H u m o r h a s it th a t
the Te k es wer e well re p r es e n te d .
CoiiKTatIllation to P h y llis >lae(;»‘or}*e, w in n e r of D i w e l ’s “ Sweet-
est
eoiit«‘st.
T h a t wa.s
rec-onl li m e fo r coiiiiliii}; all lh«»se
voles.
Shir ley
H e sh ge to o r ha s d i a ­
m o n d s on h e r mind. No one could
miss this one-—even with botli
eyes closed.
riii(l«‘iilili«‘(I— l l u ‘ ( 'h e m . Kii}>i*
iie«T w ho w a n ts lo
iuarrie<l
to avo id tin* d r a f l . T h a t ’s a n old
tr ic k hill it d o e s n ’i w o rk so well
any m o re.
Special reciuest
why does n't
th e school .<tore sell b ub bl e gum'.'
•\t least it could help to m a k e dull
classes m or e i n t e r e s ti n g .
Overheard
.Mary Liz N e u m a n
t a l k i n g ab o u t t h a t te rri tic Prin ceton- Navy game.
S u r p r is e of i h e y»>ar— lioh .lohiislon iiiarri«>(l. T h e co-op sy stem
h a s its a(lvaiila};«*s, d o e s n ’t it,
iJ«>h?
D o n ’t fo rg et t h e S en ior P ar t y
an d th e T ri Swing this we ek-end.
A tine t u r n - o u t of Pi Kap s was
seen at th e T h e t a (’hi Foot-ball.
L e t' s hope for th e s a m e b a ck in g
for o u r show, " I t ' s Still Moon­
sh i n e ." Seen on t h e ho use bu ll e ­
tin b o a r d : M ar in e s u r r e n d e r s to
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THE
DREXEL
TRIANGLE
PAGE 3
C a d e ts M e e t W a t e r l o o , D rex el S ty le ;
G e rla c h P a c e s A l l e n m e n t o 1 9 -7 W i n
Tiie g a m e s t a r t e d with Drexel ende«| wi(h a bit of ex cite m e n t
w i n n in g tiie t»)ss a n d e le c tin g to w h en .Andy I’r o h a s k a <»f TMC
T h e Dr agon s t e a m r o l l e r picked rec'eive. iCnd Dick S p a h r took De threw a cl.-j-yard desp«>ration pjiss
(o t e a m m a t e ( 'a r m e n ( ’av acini w ho
u]) m o m e n t u m la-t S a t u r d a y by ->eratino’s kick on th e Tt*cli
o v e r w ii el m in g a ligh ting P e n n s y l ­ y ar d line a n d b ro u g h t it up 7 y ar d s ra c e d to th e Dr<*\el 2(» be fo re he
vani a ^Hlitary (’ollege eleven 1 !• to to i>is own 4 2. On tlie next play w as haiil«>d dow n.
Tl>e e n t i r e th ir d period was
7 to give th e T e c h m e n tl\eir th i r d Hob !?rown la tei ale il out to .loe
The
Higati'l will) rii)peil a r o u n d left played in P M (’ te r r i t o r y .
victory in as ma ny st a rt s.
liowevtM', this k ic k in g s t a l e m a t e th a t developed
I «‘a<liii^ th e !) re \e l a t t a c k w as end for IS y ar ds .
c o -c a p ta in Lew (lerlacli w ho sco re d ea rl y Dr ag on t h r e a t was *>rased was l)rok»>n la te in th e (jua rt er by
lw«» of th e t o u c h d o w n s on r u n s of wh en De Se ralino i n t e rc e p t e d a Kim Hillings to set up th e second
PM(” s DiMatteo
IS a n d .■>:{ yard>i, p a ss ed t«> Jo«* Hrown pass on his own :!t>. .\side Drexel score.
Hi}>at(‘l for th e t h i r d ta lly a n d h a d ! fronj thi s lirst t h r e a t th e r e m a i n ­ took a K o lo ng ow sk i p unt on his
a fo u r th a niiiiled by a D rag o n | ing pa rt of th e lirst ( l u a rt e r was l(i-yard line an d ra<-ed to th e 22
w he re he was hit h a r d by H u ste r.
p e n a lty w Ikmi, lat«‘ in t h e last pe- | just a series of punt ex ci ian ge '
iio!l, he in t e r c e p t e d a
a e r i a l ! with n e it li er te a m g e t t i n g inside Hillings recoveri'd th e re s u lt in g
I'uinbU' an d on th e th i r d down
a n d >camper<‘d S:l y a r d s to pay- | t h e i r o p p o n e n t s ' :{(»-yard stripe.
(’i e rlach, fa k i n g an end run , th r e w
Karly
in
t
h
e
secon
d
p
erio
d
th
e
d ir t.
ShaiiiiK h o n o r s w ith ( J e r - !
lacli w as th e e n t i r e l)rt‘v<‘l def»*ii- D nigoii olV4‘ns4> b eg an l«> m ove !o Higatel who g a t h e r e d in th e
Wi th J o e
onc(* m o re .
I’.MC w as fo rced to hall in th e »'nd zone.
'•ive lin e-u p w ho c a m e u p w ith an
H ah n holding, F o g a r t y ’s kick was
pu
nt
w
h
en
d
o
w
n
s
r
a
n
out
on
th
e
i
r
ou tstand in g; stin t of w o rk . Kroiii
good an d the T e c h m e n went out
end to e n d — Zak / .a k a r i a n , 0<ld «*wii t w f i it y . IM 'ohaska’s kii-k was
A dam s, K eeb o lUlliuKs, Hill H us- d o w n e d on th e Drexel l."> w h e re in front 1:? to 0.
'rh«> fo u r t h (l u art er s t a r t e d with
t<‘r, a n d Kre«l Hai<l— th e f<»rwar»l I h e D ra g o n s lo o k ov«‘r. l-ew ( i e r ­
wall w as a n a lm o st i m p e n e t r a b le lach, on a hand-olV, pi<'k<‘d u p 7 PM(’ in possession of th e ball on
the Dr ago n 4 2. T his drive, which
I rairier to t h e ( 'a d e t Kroiind a t ­ y a r d s t h r o u g h (h e m i d d le a n d a
•itarted on t h e i r own ten, was
(
’ade(
<»(fsid«>s
p«‘iial(y
g
a
v
e
the
tack a n d re d u c e d th e ell’e < iiv en e-s
stop ped in its tr a c k s when on thiril
of tlie ir pas>in^ by c o n s t a n tl y TechiiH ‘ 11 a first d o w n on th e !*.>!(’
down ('ost ello went back to pass
riishiiiK th e pass«*r. T h e sec(inilar> 18. J o e H igatel b ro u g h t it to (h e
hut was kno ck e d for a 12-yard
12
when*
T
om
K
o
lo
n
g
o
w
sk
i
(ook
— (lii'orm' l{iis«>tski, “ S t a s h ” Stasloss by Z a k a r i a n an d Haid.
On
/ a k , w ho p layed h is u s u a l g re a t a lla( p ass fr«nn Itob Itrowii a n d
tlu* next do w n PM(’ kic ked to the
g a m e b a c k in g u p t h e m id d le. Hill on a lM‘a ii(iful bi( «>f r u n n i n g b u ll­
Drexel 22. T h e lirst play of th e
.ShaiighiH'ssy, a n d T o m lijiwler— ed his wjiy <lown (h e s id elin es (o
I’lX hv .Miicl^ht'isiiii
(lie 17. On (h e iiex( play (ie rla c h ser ies ,\rl F i s h e r swept left end
(ir>) ^ a tlu 'i's ill a T i) jiass I’l'OIII liOW ( i r r l a r h . soon sto p p e d an y th in g ' th a t d id
.lor
a n d with key blocks t h r o w n by
happiMi to get thr«>ugli <»r a r o u n d w ent (liroiigh t h e mid<ile fo r 17
/.a k a ria ii C-iO) is ill backK roiiiul.
Higatel a n d (Serluch b r o u g h t th e
y
a
r
d
s
a
n
d
h
is
first
six
-p
o
in
(er
of
th e line,
. \ u o t h e r staiidtuit wais
I-Vank l-'ogarfy’s a(- ball to his own 4 7. On th e next
(h'feiisiv«* back H a n k Va<h*rs w ho (h e seas o n .
I)lay (ie rl ac h c u t back t h r o u g h the
cani<‘ up w ith t h r e e interc(>ptions («*mp( f o r (h e e x t r a p<»in( w as wi«Ie.
( ' a d e t line an d ra n r>;t y a r d s to
I.at<‘
in
(lit*
saiii(‘
p«>riod,
a
P>IC
a n d sev eral m u r d e r o u s ta c k h 's .
score an d put Drexel in fr ont by
, I’a ss prot<*ction w as h a n d l e d very drive- w as liaKed on (h e T ech 12
1!* points.
cap ab ly also by J o e i ’ie tro c a rlo , w lu ‘re (Ih* Ca<le(s r a n oii( of d4»wns.
P.M(” s only to u c h d o w n
was
Drexel
(ook
ov<‘r
a
n
d
on
con.seciiH o w a rd S m ith , a n d l^ew ( ie rla c h .
(ive r u n n i n g p lay s Itoh H row n, aU scored m id w a y t h r o u g h th e fi)urth
By SID XK Y KL(JAHT
T h e Dr ag on offense held up t h e i r
F ro m his own 45-yard
( e r iu d i n g (lit* forma(it>n b«N|iind (j uarter.
I p art of th e g a m e in sa v ag e style.
Co-('ai)tHin Hob L in d e led th e DraRon Bo olers by tal ly in g t h r e e ’ They proved t h e i r ability by rolling (h e T a n d split 'I', (h-ove all th e line Dick Heilly passed to Hob
goals in t h e 6-1 v ic to ry o v e r La Salle.
Capozzi, l)e Aqu iar , and up 20 7 y a rd s on t h e g r o u n d an d way to (h e l*.M(’ :t8 befon* finally .Marks who was k n o c k e d out of
bein g s to p p e d .
T h e seco n d h a lf F O O T B A L L on P a g e 4
Wi lki ns on a i d e d in a v e n g i n g las^t y e a r ’s de fe at by ch i m in g in on th e i 7ti t h r o u g h th e air. Hob Hrown
scoring w it h o n e go al apiece. La S al le ’s only m a r k cam e in th e th ir d ! ( l u ar te rb ac k , pass er, a n d r u n n e r
(l uarter on a boot by Q u i t t e r .
j extraordinary
a l t e r n a t e d th e l)all
O u tsta n d in g fof
wfit* Hob L iiulf, J a c k l'artri<lm*, an«! a m o n g l>acks Lew (Jerlach. Jo e
K jlp ir S ti o r; all p la y e d llu* e n f i i e 8 8 m i n u t e s of t h e Kaiiie. I*artiid}>e, Higatel, Art F is h e r, Tom Kolonplayiii}; a iMaiiiliful <h‘rt*usive {{aiiie, c o n tin u a lly t h w a r t e d La S a lle ’s gowski, a n d Archy (Jross. H it t in g
scoring; <lrives. W h e n e v e r th e Kx- first one hole a n d the n a n o t ii e r
p lo n -rs \ver«* w ith in tlireat«*iiiii^ j th e Drag on s .^mashed ou t s te a dy
d is ta n c e J a c k w as fo u n d b re a k i n g I y a r d a g e ag a i n st th e once cocky
up t l u 'ir a t t e m p t s fo r ta lly in g . I c ade t ag g re g a t io n .
Itob Liiid(‘ anti Kd>-ar S tie r sh o w ed
Hound tw o of t h e I- F Howling th e m s e lv e s to be re a l C o -('ap tain s.
t o u r n a m e n t w as bo w le d on Oct. Ktlfi'ar’s v«»ice co uld b<* ln“a r d G a l s W i n
A s
12, lltoU, a n d sa w t h e A pple Pies, bo(nniiig o v e r th e fiehl, driviiif- his
B a l e s S ie o r e s it
tile Te kes , a n d t h e Hi K a p s m a k ­ t e a m m a t e s on.
Bol) L inde not only .«cored th r e e '
ing a cle an s w e e p of t h e i r m a tc h e s. i
T h a t f r e s h m a n speed de mo n,
got two
assists.
His Mary Lou Hates, dro ve to score
In t h e lirst m a t c h A lp h a Hi j goals but
m u also fs''^
i.<v' ...
..................
L am bd a d o w n e d T h e t a ( ’hi, t a k i n g I pass to Capozzi re s u lt e d directly t h r e e goals as th e hockey te a m
tiiree g a m e s a n d t h r e e points, i ju
in ^a goal. Hob’s pass to Wi lkin- beat Im n ia c u l a ta G-t). ('lose be­
Tiieta (’hi als o lost on i>in s c o r in g i son also led to an i m m e d i a te hind In th e r a m p a g e were Dottie
and A lpha Hi won t h e i r f o u r t h point.
R u tl ed g e with two an d K aye
T h e Y o n k e rm e n , usin g a new Schle yer with one goal.
i)oint. The.-e v ic to ri e s won A lpha
T h e sm oo th c o- or d in at io n of the
i’i L a m b d a lirst i)lace in t h e le ag ue offensive syst em of ever yo ne but
th e goalie an d th e backs playing te am was th e p a r a m o u n t fa ct o r in
with a recor;! of S-(».
Tau
Kappa
Kpsilon
top pe d for tlie score, proved th e m e rit s of th e r e j u v e n a t i o n a f t e r last w eek 's
T he line-up was as fol­
l.ambda Chi A lp h a.
T h e T e k e s tills new te a m w o r k . T he lirst score defeat.
also took t o t a l pin lio n or s by a was m a d e by L inde a f t e r nine m i n ­ lows:
i)k i;.\i;r,
count of 2075-1 tt7S.
Hy w in n in g ut e s of play; th e Dr ag on hooters
I .M .M A C l I . A T A
lour po in ts T K F tied for second were nev er he ad ed from the n on. I tu lw a r e , .............. l.W.... T r i i i n l i a u f r , .N.
... . V t m I 'l lahi i, l ’>
place.
L a m b d a (' h i fell to tifth N u m e r o u s s u b s t i t u t i o n s to relieve Ci):i(ly, ('............. .. ..1,1
C F . . . . . kut U- il Kc, 1)
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place by los ing t h e s e f o u r points. the winded men a lw a ys kept a .Mellon, A. ......... , .U1... . . SchU->iT, K
U\V. . . . Ki ir ii fi ii ai i, N
fresh a n d a gg res siv e tea m on the 1‘i a i u l i i u i , I'l. . . . . . .1,11....
'I’heir rec o rd now r e a d s 4 a n d 4.
.......... H a r t , I.
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Hatis,
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Suflir,
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hives th e m a tie for se c o n d place ball tlew u p w a r d ins tea d of d r o p ­ .Murpliy, H.............. ('. . . . .
I’alini-r, M c C o r m i c k ,
Sul).; Iminaciilat
ping into th e net. L inde stole the
with th e Te ke s.
I,i|i|iiiicc)tt. Drcxfl-—1,. Joiifs, A. Huri4'>yiii',
M. Kaidinaii.
T h e liiuil m a t c h h a d Delta K a p ­ S O C C E R on P ag e 4
pa Uho fa ci n g Phi T a u Delta. Phi
In O r o n o , M a i n e , a f av or it e g a t h e r ­
I’aii took t h e lirst tw o g a m e s by
scores of 7:{7-(;ti7, (lltS-tn.'), hut
in g spo t of st ud en ts at the U n ive rs ity
•hopped t h e n i g h t c a p g a m e by tiS7o f M a i n e is th e S n a c k B ar in C a r n e ­
'•'7. Phi T a u als o look to t a l pin
coring by a 21 22-204!* score. Phi
gi e L i b r a r y bec a us e it is a c he erf u l
Tau now b o as t s a re co r d of 5-:{,
whi<'h e a r n s t h e m f o u r t h i)lace.
place— full of frie nd ly collegiate
I*‘‘lta K a p p a Uho h as a 1-7 reco rd.
I'liis p uts t h e m in s e v e n t h place
a t m o s p h e r e . A n d w he n th e g a n g
"ver i|i(. S a m m ie s , who h a v e yet
g a t h e r s a r o u n d , ice-cold Coca-Cola
win som e point.'.
'•'“ P me n for t h e nighi were
gets the call. F o r here , as in college
liiiuzer of Pi Kapi)a Phi with l!»:l.
'lie best singlt's gami', a n d a score
h a u n t s e v er yw h er e— C oke belongs,
"I T)17 for t h r e e gami's,
Kgner
tlu> Apple i'les ha d a very gotxl
A s k f o r it either uuiy . . . l>oth
g am i‘, a n d a n *>(iually good
truiie-marks
mean the same thing.
•24 for th e th r i' e g a m e tot als.
In case you may be c o n f u s e d as
BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COtA COMPANY IV
how th e I-F Howling t o u r n a PH
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iiH‘ut is co n du ct i'd , her(> is a i)rief
*l‘‘«i‘rlp li on : iOach le u m ln>wls
l ‘ i x by H o u u lt to i i
O 1950, Th# Coca-Colo Compony
kiauies a g a i n st s o m e otlu*r ti'am,
lo ii da ry on s a - j a r d sco ri ng .Ihuu I
lly I’.M I. I'KAX<’I S ( '0
B o oters Top L aS a lle
L inde Scores 3 Goals
A lp h a M*i T o p s
tF P i n L e a g u e
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TRIANGLE
Laii3«la I'h i. I*lii T au . a n d
T h e ta C h i W in IF G am es
TliPta ( ’111 rolled to tl if ir sfcoiul sfraijrlit win by d e fe a t in g Sipnia
Ali)lia .Mil :{•» to 12. Vince Fillihen paced th e ()x-nicn‘s a t ta c k th r o w ­
ing t h r e e toiichdo wn iiavses an d lun ni nK over a n o t h e r.
Frank
■Mytinfjer. Kd Iniperiito. an d Don Lo^a n were on th e receivin>{ end
of F il li h e n ’s passe-.
A sliort i>ass fioni In ip er a to to MytinKer acconnte.i for tiie r e m a i n i n g .scoie. 'I'he Sa nun ie s .‘■coi ed twice on long
|)asse.s fioin Uonnie Wa xn ia n to .Mei viji Isaccnian.
Phi T au Delta rom p ed over Delta K ap p a liho Id to (t. Right end
F re d (’a.shner reco ver ed a fu m b le in th e D.K.R. end zone for the
first score, .lim Cildea th e n passed to H erb S o m m e rs mi dw a y th r o u g h
th e th i rd (]Uarter for th e .>-ec()nd.
Kvery m i n u t e you a r e a n g ry T he m a ro o n an d yellow combined
you lose sixty se co nds of iiapi)i- an in t e rc e p t e d pass by W alt Teetness.
Anon.
sell an d a n o t h e r pa.-s from (lildea
— to S o m m e rs for th e th i rd and tinal
score.
L a m b d a Chi Alpha upset Tau
Lexington Hand Laundry K app a Hpsilon by an N to (» m a r ­
gin. T ek e .Miles E t t e r was ca u gh t
24 H o u r Dry Cleaning
Service
behind his own goal earl y in the
?600 Lancaster Avenue
g am e for a safety, which loomed
EV 6-0952
l a rg e r an d l a i g e r as th e g am e progr es -ed .
In th e tinal m i n u t e of
play Hob Ur ude iec k connected
BROADBENT
with Ron Hilton on a short pass
SPRAY RENTAL
into th e end zone. T h e g am e was
^’oiir fral houses rent from
BROADBENT
m a r k e d by sotne excei)tional p u n t ­
Why not you?
ing on tlie part of Dick Hodges
PAINT SPRAYERS
M OOR SANDERS
of T e k e an d Ron Hilton of L am b da
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S a i l o r s L o s e M e e t So( *cer
(Continued
B v O n e P o i n t M a r g in ball frotn a La
Hob L u n s t e d f s in di vid ual first
place was not (luite e n o u g h t o put
Drexel's sailors out in fr on t as
they dropp ed a close meet to
( J e o r g e t o w n U. and St. J o h n ('ollege last S a tu r d a y at Ann apo lis.
.Md. (Jeorgetown an d St. J o h n tied
with 12 points: Drexel was d ee m e d
the loser with 11 points.
; .Miss Bobby Ha rton sailed h e r
! first race for Drexel an d we'll be
I expecting g re a t th in gs fr om h er
in th e f u tu re .
R ea r C o m m o d o r e
^ Hernie Orzechowski, Hob Crede.
i and Evelyn MacDonald also pa r; ticipated.
Drexel has qualified for t h e
(J rea ter P hi la d el p hi a C h a m p i o n ­
ships on Sun day . O ctober 29, at
(’oop er River.
T he following c o n ve rs at io n took
place in physical e x a m in a t io n of
the fieshnien.
Doctor: “ C a lf ? "
Fi-osh; “ f' o u rt ee n in c he s. ”
Doctor: ‘‘T h i g h ? ”
F ro s h ; “ Twenty-six inch es. "
Doctor: “ N ec k ? "
F ro sh : “ Yes.”
f r o m P a g e 3)
Sa ll en ia n , but h
tr y at t h e go al w as high . Wilkin
son s c o r e d t h e se c o n d point on a
pa ss fr o m L i n d e se v e n t e e n minu te s in t h e se c o n d q u a r t e r .
All
th e boys h u s t l e d a n d substitut.O k a d a s h o w e d h i m s e l f to be .eoninone to w a t c h t h e r e s t of th e sea­
son.
('oiniiiK b a c k a f t e r t h e half, the
Y o n k e r in f ii contiiUK'd t h e i r scorinf*. L in d e p u t o n e throuj-Ii (he
p o s t s a f t e r o n ly t h r e e a n d a half
n iin iite s liad p a s s e d .
.After icK'ainin^' ( h e h a l l, t h e D rag o n hoot­
e r s w e n t o n a scoring' d riv e witli
l)e ,\<|iiiar g e t t i n g t h e point, si\
m i n u t e s in t h e t l i i r d q u a r t e r .
P a r t r i d g e m a d e a couple of
b e a u t i f u l s a v e s b u t (i u i t t e r got
p a st h i m a n d sc o r e d on goali*Mo rt S h a f t e r t h i r t e e n m i n u te s in
t h e t h i i d p e ri o d .
T h i s was the
on ly l)all S h a f t e r let go by him.
He p l a y e d a n a l e r t defensive'
g am e, g u a r d i n g his goal against
many attem pts.
L i n d e 's t l i i r d g o a l c a m e on a
p e n a l ty k ic k , t h e o n ly o n e <»f the
g a m e , h a l f w a y t h r o u g h th e last
< |u arter. L in d e , o n c e a g a in , took
t h e h all in to t h r e a t e n i n g territor>
a n d a p a s s t o <'apo/.zi led to the
s ix th a n d final s c o r e w ith sev»>ii
an<I a h a l f miniit<‘s r e m a i n i n g in
the g am e.
T h r o u g h o u t t h e g a m e calls of
‘‘T w o of y o u s e ” a n d ‘‘Come on
S O C C E R on P a g e 5)
Stx’c e r Ciume
l ) K K \ E L VS. F.&M.
D re x o l F i e l d
P.M .
IF B o w lin g
( C o n t i n u e d f r o m P a g e 3)
a n d fo r e v e r y w in a t e a m scores 1
point . O n e p o i n t is als o given for
th e highe.st t o t a l of p in s for these
g am es.
F o o tb all
E n jo i j y o u r
i t o
E n j o y t r u l y -fine t o t a c < o
c o m b i n e s b o t h p e r f e c t m i l d n e s s a n d ri ch
t a s t e in o n e ^re a t: c i g a r e t t e - Luclc^ S t r i k e I
P e r f e c t m i l d n e s s ? Y o u b et. Scientific te sts,
confirm ed b y th ree in d e p e n d e n t co n su ltin g
l a b o r a t o r i e s , p r o v e t h a t L u c k y S t r i k e is m i l d e r
t h a n a n y o th e r principal b ra n d . R i c h ta s te ?
Y e s , t h e full, r i c h t a s t e o f t r u l y fine t o b a c c o .
O n l y fine t o b a c c o g i v e s y o u b o t h r e a l m i l d n e s s
a n d r i c h t a s t e . A n d L u c k y S t r i k e m e a n s fine
tobacco. So e n jo y th e h a p p y blending t h a t c o m ­
bines perfect m ildn ess w ith a rich, t r u e to b a c c o
taste. B e H a p p y — G o L ucky!
( C o n t i n u e d f r o m P a g e 3)
b o u n d s on t h e D r a g o n 32. Joyce
p ic ke d up 12 y a r d s a r o u n d his left
en d for a n o t h e r first down. On
f o u r t h d o w n C os te llo passed to
I R o g e r W i l l i a m s on t h e 1 who went
I o ve r for t h e sc or e.
Sil vestri’s
p l a c e m e n t w a s good.
I
F.M(’, g a m b l i n g w it h a n on-sides
kic k, c a m e up w i t h t h e ball, but
; t h e i r p os se ss io n of t h e pigskin
j was s h o r t - l i v e d w h e n Lew (Jerlach
' i n t e r c e p t e d a C o st el lo pass on his
I own :’)8 a n d g a l lo p e d 62 y ar ds for
I a t o u c h d o w n on ly to h a v e it callt*d
i back becaui-e of a Drexel penalty.
T h e g a m e e n d e d w it h t h e Dragons
in po ss e ss io n of t h e ball in the
Cadet territory.
PMC
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.Adams . . . . ............I , T . ,
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i Stfwart . .. - ................. C .
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Ucain ........ ......... RC'..
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itateni
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IjiKatfl . . . . ......... 111$.
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Kiil()i!K‘>'vski ......... 1'H.
Drexel
l '"irst d o w n s ( t o t a l ) ....................
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l ' 'i rs i d i i w i i s , r u s l i f s ....................
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I ' i r s t d o w n s , p a s s ......................
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I’ i r s t d o w n s , p e n a l t y .................
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Y i'rds in tercep teil, r e l u m e d . .
1
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, I ' u n t y a r d s ( t o t a l ) ......................
50
Y a r d s j i u n l r e t u r n e d .................
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K i c k o i l y a r d s , t o t a l ..............
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Kick-olf r e t u r n e d , y a rt l s . . . .
4
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Serving:
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UoilKors ............... KIl . .. ......... .McKa%
BREAKFASTS
............... I.It ... . . . . .McDi'viti
Sohtiiitt
Stiir __ ................ Kill!... ....... N't’rilfiir
LUNCHEC^NS
I'artridKi- ...............r i i H .. . . . . Morri-lirail
Waslioskv .............I,lilt... .. . Scluv riser
DINNER S
................
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........... (jntmi
K(.l)l . . . . ................ ISK...
Uakszawski
Foiint.'iin
Service
. .. ......... ()nilU-r
I.iiulf ... ...............
.................. ISI,... ............. I.ista
.1nm-s
Orders
made
to
take out
i'aiuiz/i . ................ OSI,. .. ...........
S«)istiluti-s: !>rfxol
\\ ilkiiismi.
W'v d e l i v e r : — I’lione KV 2-‘2 0<(l
I'ftor, l‘i)chriii. Do ,\(|nt:ir. !,:» SalK'rililicnliansfr, l\i>y, Wiit/, ScKal.
S p a n q l i' r Grill
J. loseph Schlecht
T A I L O R
3604 Lancaster Avenue
of T e c h n o lo g y
Cam pus Interview s on Cigarette Tests
N u m b e r
3 . . . t h e
f l i c k e r
R I N G S
Two Sizes for Men and Women
J.
E .
C a ld w e ll
a n d
C o m p an y
Chestnut Street at Juniper
Philadelphia, Penna.
^^One question,.
Where cb I flick
my ashes?
D
o n ’t t h i n k o u r n e a t - p l e a t e d f r i e n d w i t h t h e tl ra p e-
s h a p e d o e s n ’t k n o w t h e s c o r e ! H e ’s i ) l e n t y h e p t o
a l l t h o s e t r i c k y c i g a r e t t e t e s t s ! If y o u ’r e in t h e g r o o v e ,
t h e y ’r e n o t f o o l i n g yo u , e i t h e r . Y o u k n o w , f r o m y o u r o w n
s m o k i n g e x p e r i e n c e , t h a t j u s t o n e j)ulT o f t h i s b r a n d
. . . t h e n o n e p u f f o f t h a t b r a n d i s n ’t g o i n g t o g i v e y o u
the a n s w e r y o u w a n t. W h a t c a n y o u p o s s i b l y tell b y
a q u i c k i n h a l e a n d e x h a l e , a wliifT o r a s n i f i ?
The sensible test
answer -
A r r o w
S p o r ts
S h ir ts
For all-round campus wear . . . best chdce
is an Arrow. They’re made to fit comfortably
and to give you long rugged wear. Corduroys,
gabardines, colorful checks and plaids . . .
all washable! See your Arrow dealer.
- th e o n e tha t g i v e s y o u the prop er
is a d a y a fter d a y , p a c k -a fte r -p a c k tr y o u t
f o r 3 0 d a y s . I t ’s t h e C a m e l HO-D ay M i l d n e s s T e s t !
Y o u j u d g e C a m e l s fo r 3 0 d a y s in y o u r o w n “ T - Z o n e ”
( T for T h r o a t, T for T a s t e ) -
the real p r o v in g
g r o u n d f o r a c i g a r e t t e . O n c e y o u ’v e t e s t e d C a m e l s
a s a s te a d y s m o k e , y o u ’ll k n o w w h y . . .
•3 .9 5 to *10
ARROW
. UNUKIIWEAK
SHIRTS & TIES
• UANDKKRCIIIKFS • SPORTS SHIRTS
jy io re
P o o p io
th a n
a n y
S m o k e
C a m e ls
o th m r d g a r m t f !
^
THE
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DREXEL
X
f
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4
will he in or«ler w hen th e I>re\el- /- • I
teri;ins hold a s«|uare flanee at th e
( C o n t in u e d f ro m P a g e 1)
Stn«lenl Itn ild in ^ .
Itefresh n ien t»
I’lirp o sr of tlir liiiiit will h r («» will he MTved.
siiiniiliiN' iiitc'fcst in w o rk s of jirl.
♦
♦
♦
Co mm encint: with this issue of
+ ♦
*
l)rexel Ki»iscopalians will meet the Di’e.vel T r i a n g le y o u r ClIKSTli*‘ I’aii-l Icllfiiic Council is
TKRF'JKLD re p r e se n ta t iv e . Koh'Fioiisoiin^: ‘‘i ’aii-ll*-l T:ik Diiy" on on Tu e sd ay , Oc tob er L’ Hli, at I:.'!!!
eit WoIfinu:er, will a w a i d one. c a r ­
in
th
e
W
o
m
e
n
's
FiOUiif^e
of
the
We d n es d ay , ()ctr)l»cr 2~i, at 1:0(1
ton of CII KSTKKF'I KLDS every
ill th e (Jieat Co urt. T h e proci'cds Studetit Muildinjr. R ev ere n d F r a n k
wi‘(*k to th e person who writes the
I).
Cifford,
Dean
of
th
e
Kpiscojial
of tin* diiv»‘ will uo to tln' M ar jo ri e
l)est h ‘tf er to the Kditor.
Divinity
School
and
form*'!'
m
i
s­
Sims .Memorial Kinid for a poi trait
of .Miss Sims to liaii^ iti tlie I’aii- si o na ry in ,Iapan, will si)eak on
.Ml
ll ellenic House.
Kepre.-entalives variou.s topics of int ere st .
from all sor(»rilies will l»e |)artici- Kpiscopalians a re invited to a t ­
P A T ’S B A R B E R S H O P
tend.
In o r d e r to p re p a r e for
patinj; in th e collection.
* * *
J3rd below Woodland
ade(|uat*‘ r e f r e s h m e n t s d ro p a note
T I h t i * will be iiii old fa s h io n ed to Doris Woodco ck via sttulent
SPECIAL A T T E N T IO N
hoe-d<»wii on l''riday n i^ h t, ()<-folM-r mailbo.xes.
T O THE STUDENTS
27, at N:(H» o'i-loek. (Hd <lo(hes
The
W IL L IA M H O N N E Y A G ENC Y
Reprefcnting all
More Notes
October 20, 19,
TRIANGLE
•■.Mamma,
when
the
lire
L h e s t ( ‘r l i e l d L o n t e s t „ut where does it uo?
jroes You niii^ht j u s t as well ask
w h e r e y o u r f a t h e r i;o,.s wi,p„
jioes o u t . ”
W ill b (‘ C o n t i n u e d
PENN-DREX
Sandwich Shop
Name
O rc h r ^ tr it ^
and
DL
A r ti* !*
Verstmul ManaKctnenl
W I L L I A M S and H L S
ORCHESTRA
I . O f in t 4 -1 9 4 8 ; 4 -025 7
S lock ExchanKe B id |{.. P h ila . 2, Pa.
J’
CARL’S TAILORliN(,
,l/\Mi:S B. BIHMS
Cleaners and Dyers
P R I N T E R
J5 H Market Street
Philadelphia 4
303 N. 33rd Street
P h on e:
C a r l B ire nbalm
EV 64040
P roprietor
M. J . C a l l a h a n . I n c .
Woe! anJ£„l
JiowerA
r ^ o w n d ta ir s
B R E A K F A S T — 8:30 - 9:30 A.M.
BUDDY
r'•?>
y L J ra cjo n
EV’ercrci'n 6-4817
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59 24 M a r k e t S tr e e t
P h i la d e l p h i a
C O F F E E H O U R S — 9:30 - W . W
1
L U N C H E O N — 11 . 1:30
F a m o u s f o r its
SE R V IN G D R EX EL
ST U D E N T S
O VER
D in osau r S an dw ich
FOR
15 Y E A R S
3 205 W o o d la n d A ven u e
A b j^ ^ tts
ICE CREAM
A MEAL IN ITSELF
3200
W ood lan d
A venue
CORSAGES
D I N N E R — 5:30 - 7:00 P.M.
E st a b li s h e d 1 9 0 6
EVergreen 2-3000
Drexel Cafeteria
WI LLI AM S. VROOMA N ' 5 1
UNIVERSITY OF
PENNSYLVANIA
l E X T PACK C H E S T E R F I E L D !
BEFORE YOU SMOKE THEM
. . . you can tell C hesterfields will sm oke milder.
AFTER YOU SMOKE THEM
. . . you have no unpleasant after-taste.
IVHILE YOU SMOKE THEM y „ „
g e t m < ,re p l e a s u r e , h . „
an y o th e r c is a re tte can Jiv e y o u - ( t o i
smokers say: T H E Y S A T I S F Y .
miUim,
liu itis