Philadelphia University - Analysis Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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WILLIAM SPROULE Haverford, Penna. Diploma, Philadelphia Textile Institute 2 years at P.T.l. lnstructor in Weave Formation. Fabric Analysis and Structure One of tho two young apprentices to the art of teaching Weave Formation, a formidable subject to properly learn, much less teach. Your spirit and grow- ing ability is admirable. Good luck to you, Willy. ROBERT F. STAFFORD Philadelphia, Penna. Diploma, Philadelphia Textile Institute 2 years at P.T.l. lnstruetor in Hand Weawfilig If Bob had his way he would probably be a playboy . . . but then who would not? Casual in 'his approach, still he knows what he is doing and what needs to be done. Bob acts as the able assistant to Mr. Mac.

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. GRANT SMITH Media, Pa. A.B., Columbia College 1 year at P.'I'.I. Instructor in Mathematics Here's to Grant Smith who pounded X, Y, and Y's into our minds in a fashion as straight as his spine. Our mathematical grievences proved to be more of a pleasure than a burden under his guidance. PAUL SIMINUK Penllyn, Pa. Philadelphia Textile Institute I year at P.T.I. Instructor in Power Weaving - Mr. Siminuk came to P.'I'.I. in September, 1947. Previously he was employed by Continental Mills where he worked for ten years. He served in the U. S. Navy for 4- year. At present he is hrushing up on a few points in night school. 'Q

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PERCIVAL THEEL Fort Washington, Penna. B.S. in Chemistry, University of Pennsylvania 32 years at P.T.l. Professor in Charge of Chemistry, Dyeing and Printing The only man we know who can successfully work twenty-five hours a day, thirty-two days every monthg gruif, kind-hearted, practical, dreamer. His guidance and personal attention has helped many a man over the roughest spots. l E. BRUCE THOMAS Drexel Hill, Penna. A.B., M.A., Franklin and Marshall, Ed.D., Temple University 6 ycars at P.T.l. Assistant Professor of Psychology and History Business like and pcdogogic, Doc Thomas is thc epitome of verhal facility. Wo1'ldly Wise and well read, he holds the key to the minds of the P.T.l. pcasents. 25