Philadelphia University - Analysis Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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HERBERT LEVINE Textile Degree Philadelphia, Pa. Always busy with a flash bulb and camera, Herby is a real camera bug. l-lerby is an easy going fellow who doesn't let things upset him, especially when it comes to school work. I-le takes everything in stride and is usually found running around school on some Analysis or Textile Engineer assignment or up in the school dark-room developing pictures. Where he finds time for all this activity is hard to see, but he does it and it is with deep appreciation for his generous services that we bid him a fond adieu. ACTIVITIES: Sigma Phi Tau 1, 2, 3, 4: Analysis 4. OTTO HENRY LIZUT Textile Degree Clifton Heights, Pa. Otto is the fellow who is always there to help Doc in his many crusades for the better- ment of the Institute. He is one of those serious men who takes away with him all the knowl- edge imparted here. We are sure he will put all this together in the right combination to spell success. Adept and thorough in anything he undertakes from taking a picture with his camera and helping to set up the library. ACTIVITIES: Textile Fellowship 3, 4: Photog- raphy Club, President 3: Sect. and Treas. 4: Analysis 3: Delta Kappa Phi l, 2, 3, 4. HOWARD FRANKLIN LIVINGSTONE Textile Diploma Plymouth, Mass. Liv is one of those humorous, witty, and gay people with a cheerful word for everyone. Always a good rnan to have around, his subtle jokes have helped to keep even the most boring lectures light by injecting a bit of humor when most needed. With such a dynamic personality and competency, he has shown, as a student, he will do well in any field of Textiles he may choosef. . . By the way, do any of you would- be hunters need a bird imitator? Cawl Cawl 54

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ZELIG KUPFERMAN Textile Degree New York, N. Y. Liked by all for his generous nature, this cheerful cherub is a proficient student. He does his Work well cmd cooperates in other activities. He unselfishly aids others in their problems no matter if it is on the pool table or in the class- room. For these reasons, and more too numer- ous to mention, we are sure Zig will go far. May his future of fateful patterns be pleasant picking. ACTIVITIES: Textile Fellowship 3. 4. WALTER EDWARD KRAMER Textile Diploma Burlingame, Calif. This tall, lanky Westerner lets nothing dis- courage him. His dry Wit and cutting tongue are something to behold. Because of his deter- mination and confidence to see a problem through to the finish and come out on top, he will do well in the Textile field. We are sure that his future will be a success. With a charm- ing wife to increase his many assets, Walt can only do good, and a lot of it. ACTIVITIES: Delta Kappa Phi 2, 3, 4. ELLIOT LENARD LAVINSKY Textile Diploma Haddonfield, N. I. Elliot is the gentleman about town, the lad from Iersey, the guy that can Wear those loud sport coats and ties, period, and oh you kidl He will undoubtedly make a name for himself and have loads of friends Wherever he goes. He surely has done just that here. His remarkable sense of humor has been to the point and honored by all. Elliot's exurberence is matched by his sincerity and character. Bon Voyage. ACTIVITIES: Textile Fellowship 3. 4. 53

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PAUL D. MARGOLIS Textile Degree Brooklyn, N. Y. Quiet, reserved Paul, a splendid student cmd one of the best fellows. More accomplished than many, he is profound in thought and fluent in speech, and, it these attributes were not evident to everyone, it was a result ot modesty. Those who knew him well always appreciated his subtle humor and gentle nature. Happy days, Paul, and good luck! ACTIVITIES: Textile Fellowship 3. 4. IOSEPH MARKOWITZ Textile Degree New York, N. Y. Don't cry Ioe from the song of the same name works just the opposite with our boy Ioseph when it comes to the girls. One Lindy with Ioe and their hearts are no longer their own. Bugs , as he is called by many, is a serious fellow when it comes to schoolwork and he does very well at it. Recently, he has come to know quite a bit about the restaurant busi- ness, but we're sure Textiles will win out, how- ever, so lots of luck in the industry. ACTIVITIES:' Sigma Phi Tau I, 2, 3: Steward 4 KENNETH IOHN MARTUS Textile Degree New Rochelle, N. Y. Kenneth Iohn, or Ken, as he is better known to us, has been well-known around P. T. I. during his tour years. We are sure his cheer- ful, co-operative spirit and personality will lead him tar after he leaves us and we are looking forward to seeing his name among those on top. ACTIVITIES: Delta Kappa Phi 1, 2. 4: Scribe 3. 55