Perkiomen School - Griffin Yearbook (Pennsburg, PA)

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.-a MMI f ij fy? yi? QA 4 ffm 5 A A - I I 4- 21Ld141PfTERcg5eS5l-IAFF Newtown, Penna. Gettysburg Griffin, Perkiomenite, Soccer, Basketball Pete, one of the mainstays of the soccer team, has won a great deal of friends here during his one year stand. His speedy and courteous service in the dining room will long be remembered and ap- preciated. As a friend, he was loyal and true, and we know that this will be an asset in the future. Best of everything, Pete. JAMES RANDOLPH SCHERMERHORN ' UBig Jima: .E Philadelphia, Pemia. U. S. Naval Academy Football, Glee Club, Wrestling Oh, I have slipped the surly bounds of earth And danced the sky on laughter silvered wings.... In addition to his escapades in the sky, Jim has fi served four years as a waiter. We are sure that he will do well in anything he attempts. WILLIAM JACKSON SUPPES flsoupii Johnstown, Pemma. Perkiomenite, Band What is that rhythm coming from room B-7? It is Bill beating out a hot solo on the drums. Bill . is a Johnstown boy and came to Perkiomen in 1945. His winning personality' makes him the friend of all. Best of luck in whatever you do, Soup. RICHARD MEREDITH TITUS Dick Philadelphia, Pemla. Penn State Glee Club It is always good to see Dick around, because if help is ever needed, he is the one to render it. In the evening you would find him working industri- ously at his Spanish. We all admire him and wish him the best of luck in the future.

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' 1 IOSE LEON RODRIGUEZ ulosi-en Caracas, Venezuela Soccer, Wrestling, Bowling, Tennis jose, one of the most popular of our Latin , American friends, is truly a lady's man. On the Q, soccer field, jose completely outwitted his oppo- G i'i nents with his great skill and agility. With his hap- py smile and friendly personality, jose is sure to succeed in all of his future projects. ww WI Ggkgeyu HARRY E. REIS Pee Wee Malverne, L. I., N. Y. Soccer, Wrestling Harry is always out there doing his best for Perkiomen, whether at soccer or at wrestling. He never is at a loss for energy in doing his class work or extra-curricular activities. ,In spite of his small stature he is truly one of the big men in the class. EVERETT L. ROGERS ffEv,, Pennsburg, Pa. Swarthmore Editor of Griffin, Sec. of Senior Class - Pres. of Student Council What's this? A strange new type of hiero- glyphics? No, it is just one of the many pages from Ev's notebook. Noted for his conscientiousness and dry humor, Ev has made a great many friends and admirers this year. With his ever increasing knowledge and reasoning power, he is sure to suc- ceed in any field. Best of everything, Ev. . . M v WZ y Wrestling George, better known to all the fellows as the camel driver has been here for two years. During this time he has had many jokes played on him which he has taken good-naturedly. George spent many afternoons in the gym as a candidate for wrestling. We know he will always get along with people because of his pleasant disposition.

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WILLIAM TOWNE WILLIAM DOUGLAS TOOMEY C C Bill!! Chevy Chase, Maryland Bill, although one of the quiet members of the class, was always ready to give his time and advice to any worthy project. A four year man, Bill has 'won a host of friends and will long be remembered for his dessert slinging work-job. Good luckwith all your women, Bill. , Bill Bethlehem, Penna. Moravian College for Men Mgr., Football Bowling, Wrestling Bill, who first came to Perlciomen during the midterm of 1944-45, has always been well-liked by everyone. As a wrestling candidate he practiced faithfully and wrestled in the 133 lb. class. After wrestling practice he was seen hurrying to supper and then to his work job which was waiting on the eleven gourmands. Best wishes for your success at Moravian College. ' WILLIAM IOHN WATERBURY K C D Red Bank, New Jersey Princeton Football The one man Chamber of Commerce of Red Bank, N. I. would certainly be a fitting title for lack. Aside from thoughts of jean, Little Silver and duck hunting, Jack worked hard on the gridiron, wrestling squad and track teams. Next September he hopes to enter Princeton University. We are all for you, Jack. CHARLES C. WERNER Charley Bethlehem, Pa. Muhlenberg Hailing from Bethlehem, Charlie has returned to us for his senior year after an absence of one year. He always had a witty remark for all occa- sions and he is well known for his thought-provok- ing arguments. Best of luck in your studies at Muhlenberg, Charlie. I 1 l -L