Perkiomen School - Griffin Yearbook (Pennsburg, PA)

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an-Q--H--e HERBERT G. WINTSCH ccwhiteyav North Plainfield, N. J. Wrestling Hailing from North Plainfield, Whitey has won renown as one of the mainstays of this year's wrest- ling team. When not wrestling, he is known for his large capacity for food. With his pleasant smile and dry humor, he is sure to be a sure success and do honor to the class of '47. JOEL EDWARD ZNEIMER ' Nimer A Rockville Center, L. I. N. Y. Alfred University Soccer Nimer, a constant correspondent of Amy, has survived two full years here at Perkiomen. Throughout the school Ioel is well ,known for his joyous laughter. Whenever there was a bull session Joel could be found in the middle of its merriment. We have no doubts that you will be accepted by Alfred University.

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ALFRED JAMES BASHORE 6 C Bashn Boyertown, Penna., . Penn State Bash, an ex-Air Force man, is a quiet, con- vincing student who makes the daily run from Boy- ertown to Perkiomen School. From his associa- tions around school we know him to be a good sport and a regular fellow. Bash intends to go to Penn State this Fall. RICHARD WILLIAM BEALL Beak Sewickley, Penna. Purdue A nice, quiet lad, Dick is a good student and a well-liked fellow. When he settled himself in Al- gebra II class every day, he really meant business. Here's hoping he knocks out those courses at Pur- due as easily as he handled the quadratics. DAVID McDOWELL BERRY Dave McKeesport, Penna. Lafayette David, an ex-Army man, arrived on the campus a little late but it wasn't long before he knew nearly everybody and everybody knew him. He is quiet, likable,and friendly to every-one. We all wish Dave the best of luck. WILLIAM GEORGE BRITTON Bill Newark, N. J. Rutgers Football Now and then a loud howl can be heard around Keh's Hall. That's Bill letting the fellows know that he's still around. Full of fun, Bill always has a smile for everybody. That's how we know he'll be as well liked at Rutgers as he was here.