Philadelphia University - Analysis Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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WII.LIAM PARK Textile Diploma Stafford. Conn. Willie will probably be best remembered for his sense of humor and the fun which he could glean even from a chemistry lecture. When the Park and Collins team formed our first year, We were all assured of plenty of things in a lighter vein for the next three years. Any organization will profit by Bill's presence, for beneath his clowning exterior, there is an abundance of good common sense and know- how. AC'I'IVITIES: Delta Kappa Phi 2, 3, 4. PETER P. PANOSARES Textile Diploma Athens. Greece Greece's loss was America's gain. When Pete arrived here, he quickly acclimated him- self to our ways and made many friends. His constant optimism and sense of humor has been an inspiration to us all. The Brain has helped us over the many pitfalls that Mr. Geise and others had placed in our paths. We shall al- ways remember Pete as a friend Who was never too busy to help a classmate in distress. Good luck! May you have all the happiness you so justly deserve. THOMAS WILI.IAM QUALMAN Textile Degree Saginaw. Mich. Quiet, unassuming, Tom is one of our most outstanding students. .His versatility is accen- tuated by the many activities he manages to find time to do. Armed with the ability to do any job with excellent results, we're sure we'l1 always be proud of him. ACTIVITIES: Delta Kappa Phi 1, 2. 4: Secretary 3: Textile Fellowship 2, 4: President 3: Crow- foot Honorary Society 1. 2: Vice-President 3, 4. 59

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WILLIAM IOHN NAUGHTON III Textile Diploma Rockville Center, N. Y. Skip can almost always be seen discuss- ing the latest Fabric Analysis adventure around the Club Room. Always ready with a witty comeback, his smiling countenance and well rounded personality will long be remem- bered. We're sure that Skip will be an asset to the industry-probably come up with a revolutionary Quadruple Cloth . ACTIVITIES: Delta Kappa Phi 2, 3, 4. RICHARD BERTRAM OUGHTON Textile Diploma Ienkintown, Pa. Anyone on first meeting this fugitive from Blair Acadamy will realize at once that he is a brilliant scholar. Welcome in any gather- ing, this lad has come a long way since passing through the portals of P.T.I. If you have a pert- inent problem, or you want to know the reasons why something happens, just ask Dick-he knows! Whatever may be his chosen field, we know he will travel far because of his willing- ness to accept responsibility. Best of luck, Dick! ACTIVITIES: Delta Kappa Phi 2, 3, 4. WALTER HERBERT NEFF. IR. Textile Degree River Forest. Ill. Wally is our easy going friend from the Middle West-hiya, podnuhl He is noted for his drawing personality, even temper and wide interests. A wizard at hard work and getting things done, this lad has made it pay-off and has earned the respect ot both friends and teachers. Good luck up Windy City way. 58

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RAPHAEL RASHKIN Textile Degree Brooklyn, N. Y. Ralph is probably our most versatile senior. He can do most any job and do it Well. His sound reasoning power and the abil- ity to express himself are his tools. A popular guy, with a knack of being able to mix busi- ness With pleasure, Ralph will undoubtedly be welcomed into the industry. ACTIVITIES: Textile Fellowship 3. 4. HENRY CHRISTIAN ROBBINS Textile Diploma Unionville, N. Y. Robbie may be reserved in his manner, but he's probably thinking of the last time he was fishing or else Wishing that hunting season would come again. Often We have wondered how much he absorbed from those Chem. classes, although We cannot doubt his ability. Good luck to you in the future, Henry. DAVID THOMSON REYNOLDS Textile Diploma New Rochelle. N. Y. We have never seen Dave without a smile on his face during his three years with us. With a pool cue in hand, he wiled away many a pleasant hour hovering over, and around, the nearest pool table in the club room. With his friendly nature and good spirits, Dave will achieve any goal he sets his sights on. ACTIVITIES: Delta Kappa Phi 2, 3, 4. 60