Philadelphia University - Analysis Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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1 HOWARD I. DEIS Textile Diploma Hazelton, Pa. Howie , who joined the ranks of the mar- ried men before attending P.T.l., has proved conclusively that this is no handicap. He and his attractive wife, Ruth, are one of the most popular couples around. It it's a pleasant eve- ning, a helping hand, or advice on what the well dressed man should wear, our vote goes to Howie. ACTIVITIES: Delta Kappa Phi 2. 3. 4. DOUGLAS BARTLETT CRAWFORD Textile Diploma Rockville Center. N. Y. Doug's quiet, unassuming manner has often left us wondering just what he's thinking about. He has been a good friend and we are sure he will be an asset to anyone he may work for in the future. His conscientious approach to problems will certainly carry him through lite towards success. HAROLD WESLEY DE MARS Textile Degree Rockford, Ill. We could not fully do justice to Harold by any compliment we might give him. His in- genious and exhilarating conversations have won him many a friend. Having a keen interest in hunting and fishing he is a true sportsman and carries it well along with a pleasing busi- ness-like manner. When you need help-Har- old will assist. Big hearted, he has added much to all of us, and will continue to advance with ability and sincerity. ACTIVITIES: Delta Kappa Phi 2. 3. 4. 45

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IOHN GEORGE COLLINS Textile Degree Rutherford. N. I. Around school, Iohn Was never known to be much of a talker. He was content to spend his time listening to the other fellows do all the talking, while he kept an eye to his studies and a purpose. That purpose was to prepare himself for a successful future. Iohn has proven himself a steady and re- liable person and it is with confidence that we shake his hand and send him forth to make his mark. AC'I'IVITIES: Phi Psi I. 2. 3, 4. ROGER CLAYTON CRANDLEIVIIRE Textile Degree Portland. Maine New England's senator to PTI. How can we ever forget an accent like Rogers-so wicked there isn't an alphabet made that could make spellings for it. But even with his Down Maine Swaggerf' he could always come back with that lively uswabby talk humor. Many a moon will go by before he'll be able to tell a joke with a straight face. But with all this and McLaughlin too, Rog is probably one of the best liked members of his class. ACTIVITIES: Phi Psi 1. 2. 3. 4: Student Council 4. LLOYD R. CRANDALL Textile Degree Ashcrway, Rhode Island Bob has been one of our quiet, sincere, and industrious students. He comes by his quiet ways by no chance. Fishline has attained these virtues through his many hours spent in the skillful sport of casting a ily, or sitting on a fantail waiting for a big one to strike. His sincerity to the Textile industry has been exem- plified by his industrious endeavor to apply his acquired theoretical knowledge to a prac- tical solution. ACTIVITIES: Phi Psi 1, 2. 3, 4: Textile Fellowship 3. 4. 44

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MICHAEL STANLEY DeSIMONE Textile Degree Philadelphia, Pa. During his four years at PTI, Mike has been the self-styled cynic of the class. Although he tries valiantly to make people believe it, his classmates know it is just a front. Dubbed Bessie Mae, by his friends. Mike spends most of his time aborbed in his hobbies of readin Q, music, and writing. A hard worker, Mike will prove himself invaluable in years to come. DANIEL DUHL Textile Degree Patchogue, N. Y. This ex-Marine hero, possessing a keen mind and fine analytical attributes, has consis- tently been a top student in his tour years at P.T.I. A handsome boy, who disappointed a lot 'of girls around town by getting married last year. I-le has taken on that mature appearance which even further enhances his good looks. The scourge of the senior class when it comes to chess, Dan is also quite an equestrian and has led a few week-end horse-back trips along the Horse Shoe Trail. Our best wishes for con- tinued success. AC'l'IVITIES: Sigma Phi Tau 1, 2, 3, 4. FRANK DeVRIES, IR. Textile Degree Ridgewood, N. I. A gentleman with an elusive wit and a driving ambition. To those who know him, he presents a problem. To be able to interpret his moods is a gift. Frank will accomplish much in this tired, old world. We will say best of luck Frank! but we know you won't need it. You'll make your own. ACTIVITIES: Phi Psi 1, 2, 3, 4. 46