Philadelphia University - Analysis Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Sherman Weiser and Mark Landis with all their higher education, hours of laborious study and prestige in the industry have gone to waste. Dick Leswing of the firm of Lcswing, Leswing, and Batwing has become the world's foremost supplier of loon parts ftypesetters errorsl. Sy Berman after many years of chemical research has developed the universal solvent. Artie Price is the chairman of the Board of the Price Universal Manufacturing Corp. He is the sole supplier of the Universals which Berman dissolves. Harry Birkby, Bill Manning, and Bill Hoffman have spent 25 years together in the seclusion of a research labratory. The fruit of their labors has been well rewarded for they are, as Perkins was in years gone hy, the discoverers of three dyes that have revolutionized the Textile lndustry. These dyestuffs, though in their trial stage, can now be revealed to the scientific world. They arc: Congo Red, Aniline Black, and Indigo. Congratulations to these three pathfindersl .lerry Geismar has become one of the nation's top nuclear vision physicists. He is the discoverer of the postal chain reaction, which through a delayed synthesis has proven itself a most profitable venture. Bill Kerr has the World's largest dog farm, and has amassed a fortune by shearing these animals and spinning the yarn. ln fact, Kerris Cur Fur is on the market at 1.79M1 a sharel Sid Cohen, having made his mark in the Textle Industry, has forsaken his chosen trade, and has gone to Hollywood to become one of the nation's top movie camera- men. Every movie goer will attest to his skill as a camerman as evidences in his monumental epic, HCohen with the Wind. Beezy Schneeweis went back to his native town, and has chemically synthesized a dyestuff that, besides being colorful, is tasty, too. Itls known as Logwood a la New- burg. Bob Bird and family have become Ontario's first citizens. As Boston is only for the Cabots and Lowell for the Lowells, therefore is Ontario for the Birds. Ed Shaw has made a clean sweep of things in Palmyra by becoming president of the Tacony Vacuum Co. His only regret is that he has to do business continually with a lot of boys full of hot air. Sid Bornstein has left the U. S. and is now the Rayon King of Canada. He is immensely successful, but when he left the states, he was known by all his old class- mates in the U. S. as Sid, the dear deported. Sam Kamisky discovered the rare insect that infected the nylon crop at DuPont in July, l948. It seems it was a ,litterhug that Sam brought with him to that chemical company when he became one of their executives. Gene Brupacker has three' fine sons, all football players of note at P.T.l. who are affectionately known as Full Backer, Half Backer, and Quarter Backer. Gene is now the head of a large chemical plant whose products are renowned for their money backer guarantee, and has the controlling interest in the Brupacker Uranium Refining Pro- ducts Corp. 1iSend all telegrams to Burp Corp., Milford, Pa.l frvin J. Gusman has made a great name for himself in the sky. It seems he took over where Fox left off. Whenever a pilot finished the sky-writing of I-.l-, GUSIHHII would take off, shoot down the pilot, and finish the ad. It might seem a little cold hearted, but look at the Adv. expenses IJ. Gusman saves. Nfel Alpert is the head of a large printing outfit, that specializes in gay chintzes. Today, Mel is known as the Prince of Prints and is nicknamed Chintz Prince Alpert by the Trade. An excited murmur passes about the Seance Hall as the Swami comes to the last man. It is Johnny Grieves. The Swami can sec that Johnny Grievcs the years away from P.T.l., the school he loved so well, but is content as the President of uwoe, Grief, and Grieves, lnc., a large woolen concern, whose theme song is 'fThc Bluebird of Happi- ness. 62

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