Philadelphia University - Analysis Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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JOHN P. GRIEVES Lacon, Illinois Textile Diploma P.T.l. 1941-43 ARMY P.T.1. 1946-48 .lohn is perhaps one of the most talented members of our class. Quiet, unhurried and thorough, llF2ifIllC1',,, takes everything in stride and he comes out on top. He can spin yarns, hoth textile and funny, hy the hour. IRVUIN J. GUSMAN Brooklyn, N. Y. Textile Diploma P.'l'.I. 1942-44 ARMY P.T.l. 1946-48 Textile Engineer Always ready to tackle the joh, and a mincer of few words, Gus', will un- douhtedly make a name for himself in the industry. P.T.1. is going to miss his work and the daily verbal tcte an tete with his partner N1.L.L.

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KARIN FARMAN Teheran, Iran Textile Degree P.T.I. 1945-48 Phi Psi Quiet and easy going until he Can't quite understand what the prof. is talk- ing about. However, his perservance is hard to heat. This lad from Iran is quite capable of anything he chooses to do. JEROME J. GEISMAR New York, N. Y. Textile Degree P.T.I. 1940-43 ARMY P.T.I. 1945-48 Sigma Phi Tau Student Count-il The perfect gentlemen and friend of all. On looking hack, Jerry says that the first six years of P.T.I. were the hardest.

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LEONA HANOVER Philadelphia, Pa. Textile Degree P.T.l. 1943-48 Kappa Sigma Phi, Secretary and President Inter-fraternity Council, Secretary Student Council Textile Engineer Stall Leona as our only co-ed adds charm and grace to our class. A leader in any social activity and an all around good sport. KEVURK HAYBEDIAN Istanbul, Turkey Textile Degree P.T.l. 1945-48 Phi Psi Our goofl will ambassador from Tur- key. His ability to get A's from Prof. Theel amazed us all. George is often seen shuttling between New York and Philadelphia in his town and 4-ountry. A gentleman and scholar.