Perkiomen School - Griffin Yearbook (Pennsburg, PA)

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i A -Wifi ROBERT C. FISCHER Fish Plainfield, N. J. Lehigh University Treasurer of G.I. Class A good-natured fellow, Fish can generally be found doing a little instigation of some kind or another. He's well liked by all the fellows even though he is an ex-bos'ns mate. We'd like to wish him the best of luck in the world. IOSEPH EDWARD FLAHERTY Joe Pottsville, Penna. Kutztown Teachers College Joe will be known as baldy in a few years. Wherever he goes, he can usually be seen with a girl on his arm. It must be the receding hairline that does it. Good luck, Joe, in whatever you do. LUTHER FRETZ, JR. , Luther Ambler, Penna. University of Penna. Luther has always been well liked during his one year stay at Perkiomen. Hailing from Ambler, Penna. he hopes to attend the University of Penn- sylvania. Best of luck from the class of '47, Luther. With your friendly personality we are sure that you will excel in everything you do. DAVE FRIEDMAN IKDOCH Easton, Penna. Lafayette College Football, Wrestling, Baseball Doc's feats on the gridiron will someday sur- pass those of Blanchard as a Gridiron Great. Doc's good nature should make many friends for him in college and life. Lafayette should be honored to have him as a. student. Good luck, Doc! 1 ,ct as.

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IULIEN L. EYSMANS llEyes!l Lock Haven, Penna. Williams Soccer As one of the sharpest men on the campus, ex-Marine Eyes takes full honor. We will remem- ber his jubilant personality and his earnest efforts on the soccer field. Eyes hopes to park his Ford with the Dean of Williams next fall. DOMINIC C. FALCONE I Tommy Roseto, Penna. Tommy arrived at Perkiomen a little late in the year, but gained new friends in no time at all. Tommy is a good student and should have been the author of How to Win Friends and Influence Peo- p1e. An ex-Army man, Tommy came back to school to further his education. Good luck, Tommy. JOHN ARTHUR FERRON, JR. Art JACOB c. FEGELY, JR. Ctlakeii Pottstown, Penna. University of Penna. As an ex-Army man, Iake entered Perkiomen School last November. He hails from Pottstown and he is one of Shulz's best passengers. Good luck to you, Jake. We hope you will enjoy the benefits of the University of Penna. Coatesville, Penna Lafayette Art, lively and full of fun, hails from Coates- ville. A fine student and a good sport, Art can be found with the rest of the day students talking over their work or dates for that evening. Good luck, Art. 6ogb'KuQIl 'EN an-Rr Femzorf

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WILLIAM A. FRIEL Bill Norristown, Penna. Temple University Basketball You could always find Bill every afternoon out working hard on the basketball court with the rest of the team. A quiet fellow, Bill still knew what was going on. Temple sure needs more fellows like Bill, so go to it and good luck, Bill. JAMES GALLAGHER lt 7 Bridgeton, N. I. Football This handsome man came to Perkiomen from Bridgeton, New Jersey. Iim made. his name here playing a great game as guard on the Perkiomen Eleven and intends to carry on in college. His pleasing personality has won him many friends here. lim is sure to have great success in life. JOHN GALLIE John Emmaus, Penna. John is a good natured fellow who makes friends with whomever he comes in contact. We do not know what Iohn's ambitions are but we do know that he will be successful in anything he does. Best of luck, Iohn. ROBERT GA LLOWAY If ! Milford, N. I. Rutgers Soccer Gal is a pretty quiet fellow around Keh's Hall, but he really showed his stuff on the soccer field. He spent most of his time humming Sweet Loraine and wandering around East Greenville. We hope he finds something just as interesting to do at Rutgers.