Perkiomen School - Griffin Yearbook (Pennsburg, PA)

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0' uxpx X966 I X W1 .V ,. l ,,. 0 ggi ww ofx We ,,, Q3 Q . yo 0 v9 qv wp , ALBERT PAUL BRUNO HAI!! West Chester, Penna. Villanova Glee Club, Basketball, Football If anyone could be depended upon for inter- ceptions, catching those high passes out of the clear sky andgetting that pigskin through the air on the kickoff, we could count on Al. As one of the big five on the basketball team, he made an excellent record as center. Al could always be heard singing or humming after lights RONALD L. BUBB K t Doc!! McClure, Penna. Doc is a quiet, mild-mannered fellow, hail- ing from McClure, Penna. He is inclined to concen- trate more on the intellectual and social phases of life rather' than upon the athletic. Doc's likeable and winning personality makes him a popular mem- ber of the class. His conscientious attitude and friendly manner are sure to help him in later life. TAKIS CARAYIANNIS ALBERT CAPERILA llcapii Norristown, Penna. Penn State Football 1 feels just like a lumberjackn echoes across the campus and Cap makes his appearance. Hand- some, likeable Cap played backfield on our unde- feated football team. His football ability is guiding him toward Penn State. Best of luck to you, Cap. Greek Brooklyn, N. Y. Cornell Basketball Brooklyn doesn't only have a tree and a base- ball team but they have the Greek, He served three years in the Army before coming to Perlclome n where he played a great game of soccer and basket- ball. Tall and talkative, he intends to become a restaurant owner after completing his education at Cornell. .ini

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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.

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i- RICHARD L. CARTER Dick Douglassville, Pemia. Penn Dick came to Perkiomen to further his educa- tion. An ex-Navy man, Dick hopes to enter Penn to continue on in the line of education. You can always find him out around the cars talking mechanics with his classmates. Goodluck, Dick. ROBERT S. DAVIS, IR. . NDavyN ' Kimberton, Penna. Rider College LV. Basketball Davy, an ex-Navy man, hails from Kimber- ton, Penna. A quiet but well liked fellow, Davy has high hopes of entering Rider College this Fall. We all wish you the best of luck in the future, Davy. DOUGLAS GEORGE DAVISON C C I Springfield, Penna. Univ. of Penna. Doug is one of the boys from the Main Linea whose greatest interest is cars. He can often be found discussing them with several of the other en- thusiasts. Although he is one of our quieter stud- ents, Doug will always participate in any discussion. The University of Pennsylvania is the college of his choice. Best of luck, Doug. VICTOR DeROSE Vic New York, N. Y. G.I. Committee, Wrestling manager, Head Waiter Vic is one of the many G.I.'s that served Un- cle Sam in the Army. He is well-liked for his good- naturedness. Vic is an admirer of all sports and especially likes driving the station-wagon. Vic's warm personality has made Perkiomen more home- like for all of us.