Philadelphia University - Analysis Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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BERNARD ECKSTEIN Textile Degree Mexico City, Mexico The ability to grasp and extract informa- tion has allowed Bernie to give much of his time to his cherished hobby, the chess club. Possessing a moderate temperament, no task perturbs him regardless of its seeming impor- tance, and the results he produces are general- ly accurate and acceptable. ACTIVITIES: Sigma Phi Tau 1, 2, 3, 4. THEODORE D. FOREMAN Textile Degree White Plains, N. Y. Ted is quite a guy who has spent four years at PTI making friends and not influencing people. During his vacation when he is not busy, you can be sure to find him hunting- his favorite hobby. In Iune, Ted will be hunt- ing for bigger game. Good hunting Ted, we know you'll be successful. ACTIVITIES: Phi Psi l, 2, 3. 4: Textile Fellow- ship 3, 4. FRANK H FOULKES Textile Degree Philadelphia, Pa. The Doctor and his ever present pipe were a welcomed addition to many a school committee on which he served unselfishly dur- ing his four years at P.T.l. With all his responsibilities, Doc , still finds time to putter in his home work-shop and compete in many sports. We are certain that the industry will find Frank as valuable an asset as did his friends and his school. ACTIVITIES: Delta Kappa Phi 1, 2, 4, Custodian 3: Textile Engineer 3, 4: Textile Fellowship 3, 4: Student Council, President 3. 47

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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

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IOHN CHARLES FREY, IR. Textile Degree Philadelphia, Pa. Big Iohn has proven his ability as a leader and an all around fellow during his tour years at P.T.l. l-le has earned the respect of his fellow students and of all those he comes in Contact with. His hobbies consist of golf and most other sports, He has said he shoots in the low eighties, but he won't say for how many holes. One thing you can be sure ot, when Iohn is on your side the balance is with you. ACTIVITIES: Delta Kappa Phi l, Sgt.-at-Arms 2, Pro Consul 3, Consul 4. FREDERICK GUNN FRICK Textile Degree New Y01'k, N- Y- Fred is a fellow you have to know really to appreciate his sense of humor and under- stand his manner. He may argue now and then with Mr. Koenig and have a few gripes but on the whole he's a good Ioe, and his sarcastic wit really keeps us amused. His willingness to do things will be quite an asset to him in The future, especially with Rosie to keep him on his toes. ACTIVITIES: Phi Psi 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball Man- ager 3, 4. IAY EDWARD GOLDMAN Textile Diploma Philadelphia, Pa. Goldie is given to telling not too subtle jokes, keeping his classmates in stitches. At all other times he is straight-forward, earnest, and eager to devour all the knowledge these PTI halls will divulge. In the words of a great playwright, By his stature and demeanor ye shall know him, know him ye shall- for he will have a high place in the textile industry someday. 48 1