Perkiomen School - Griffin Yearbook (Pennsburg, PA)

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THOMAS MACE KAISER ' 4cT0mtD Lakewood, Ohio Cleveland College of Commerce Glee Club, Riding Club Tom was one of the outstanding members of this year's Senior Class. As Vice-President of the class,he was constantly lending his efforts to every activity. The bright spot of the day for Tom was those daily notes from a certain Hazel. With your friendly and sincere personality, we are sure of WILSON D. KLOTZMAN tlBud!D Baltimore, Maryland Univ. of Maryland Griffin Staff Bud has been an essential part of this year's GRIFFIN staff. His astute business sense has beena great help in raising the funds necessary for its publication. He has been an outstanding power in class politics. We are all sure that Bud will go far in the business world. A your future success and happiness. iw. Saw- M SAM LEUNG Ktsammyii Brooklyn, N. Y. Rensselaer Track . Studying Sam is a good name for this Sen- ior. He could be found at almost any time after 3:15, up in A-12 hunched over his books. Track is another of Sammy's interests and he has served us well on this year's relay team. We all wish Sammy the best of luck. DAN LUM I C 3 New York City Basketball ' I By his friendly and sincere ways, Danny has won a host of friends while at our Alma Mater. He has been the mainstay of our Basketball Junior Var- sity. His diminutive size has always been over- shadowed by his quick thinking and boimdless en- ergy. These assets and the many more that 'make up Dan will surely carry him far. A-

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Jo , 0' X 74 22' , , J JAMES W. GATES YU 'J 3' I cclimls Qfvkelgnd, N. I. ' Dartmouth gp 'D Treasurer of Senior Class Vice-Pres. of Student Council Griffin Staff Orchestra As one of the editors of this year's GRIFFIN, Jim has proved invaluable to its completion. For two years, Jim has lent his musical talents to many school activities and he has done anexcellent job as the treasurer of the Senior Class. As he does well in anything he undertakes, he will surely continue to be an asset to the class of '4'7. SIDNEY B. GOLDICH Hsidii West Hartford, Conn. Renssalaer Soccer, Student Council Track, Griffin President of the senior class, student council member, excellent soccer player, and a host of oth- er achievements make up the record of one of the most popular and likeable members of the 1947 class. Sid has greatly contributed to the success of various endeavors during the past year and is sure to succeed in any undertaking that he may enter. ' RICHARD IOI-INSON Dick Garden City, L. I., N. Y. Dick is one of the boys who lived in C. Howard Smith's old apartment. Mr. Baker can attest to his quick wit and versatile sense of humor. His ex- uberance has been an asset in our class activities. We are sure that Dick will go on and do great things in the future. JOHN W IONES I Rebel Kensington, Md. Univ. of Maryland ' Basketball Rebel has instilled vitality into our class through his effervescent personality. His energy on the basketball court is one of the major contribu- tions to the success of the j.V. team. We will re - member for a long time his happy face and encour- aging smile. We all wish him the best of luck in the future.

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sfffw1P9,f1 ' NEWTON MARGOLIS ffNeWt,, Charleston, W. Va. Football, Basketball, Telmis It is hard to be a good athlete and a good stud- ent at the same time but Newt did a good job with each. A deadeye on the basketball court, he seemed to have the same success in winning friends. Your all around ability should carry you far on the road to success, Newt! ALVIN YALE MILBERG 6 GAP ! Teaneck, N. I. Cornell Perklomenite 1 Al, being an exceptionally talkative fellow, made many friends upon his arrival at school. Al spent his spare time putting his literary talent to work for the Perkiomenite. He hopes to attend Cornell and we are sure that he will make a name for himself. Best of luck, Al. IOHN C. NICHOLS ffNick,, Gloucester, Mass. Glee Club ' A loud burst of laughter from one of the many bull sessions on the campus--w hat caused it--no one but Nick. As a comedian, he was a riot, and he could always be counted on to cheer a sad heart. Nick, with your cheerful personality and lmppy smile, you are sure to bring happiness to everyone you meet. JAMES M. PROPPER C Slim!! Cynwyd, Pemia. Griffin Staff Iim's faithful work has been one of the con- tributing factors in the publication of this year's GRIFFIN. He is noted for his smiling face and is well-liked by his fellow students. With his good hu- mor, and even temper, he should do well in any oc- cupation. fxx