Philadelphia University - Analysis Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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, . MARK LEONARD SPENCER Textile Diploma Hewlett, New York Spence , as he is called here at P.T.I., can always be counted on for a witty remark, and was always spotted in second year with an Organic Text tucked under his arm. Always a willing friend, Mark is invariably seen taking some classmates to and from school. We are very confident that his pleasant personality and disposition will win the Textile lndustry as they have won us. SIDNEY STIEFLER Textile Degree The Bronx, N. Y. Mild-mannered, likeable, and sincere, he approaches his extra-curricular activities with great vigor. Best of all, he will go out of his way to give you a helping hand. lnsisting that The Bronx is the proper pronunciation for a word spelled N-E-W Y-O-R-K, we're still sure he could be amiable with anyone, regardless of what part of the World he came from. Best of luck, Sid, in whatever you undertake. ACTIVITIES: Textile Fellowship 3, 4: Analysis 4: Photography Club 3, 4. LEONARD V. STEIN Textile Degree Philadelphia, Pa. A hard working, conscientious lad, good natured, and friendly, he will assist others cheerfully. His hobbies center about his pretty wife, his zeal for a good chess game, and music. Lenny has initiative and aggressiveness coupled with intelligence. These qualities in- sure his success in any field be it Textiles or otherwise. ACTIVITIES: Textile Fellowship 3, 4. 64

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IOHN NICHOLAS SOLER Textile Diploma Allentown. Penna. This stalwart potential business man has proven himself a credit by showing great initia- tive and aggressiveness in Textiles. It is un- likely that you have missed meeting this gentle- man because of his rather boisterous moods. Whether it be lecture, party, or bull session, you are bound to find him the life of the gath- ering once he arrives. Whenever we see the Soler-Kramer twosome working over a difficult problem we oft' suspect collusion. Luck to you, lack. ACTIVITIES: Delta Kappa Phi 2. 3. 4. RONALD SIGAL Textile Degree Brooklyn, N. Y. One of those rare individualists still left at P.T.I., Ronny is usually the kind of fellow you turn around twice to look at. He is ofttimes seen sporting bright leather scandals even into early months of winter. When asked about this phenomenon, it is rumored, he replied that it allowed him to think better. A staunch sup- porter of the slide rule, Ronny's creed is to get things done with the least amount of effort. Who knows but what hidden genius is buried beneath that curly head. ACTlVI'l'IES: Sigma Phi Tau 1. 2. 3. 4. IACK SOLNIK Textile Degree New York City. N. Y. lack, our gay Frenchman, as a respite be: tween skiing trips to Quebec and ping pong tournaments, manages to do quite well with his school work. His evening studies are well injected with radio programs of classical music, but his quiet manner is no indication of his behavior on the ping-pong table. He's rough, believe us. Many a time he has sent us reeling to the wall with one of his many forehand blows. ACTIVITIES: Sigma Phi Tau 1. 2. 3. 4. 63

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IOI-IN E. THOMAS Textile Diploma Pittsburgh. Pa. Affable cmd willing, this lad from the Smokey City has made many friends. To upset his equilibrium is truly a Herculean task, but, once aroused, he can rip through almost any kind of opposition. So, best of luck and happiness, Iohn, and keep up that much sought after good Work. ACTIVITIES: Phi Psi 2. 3. 4. MARVIN TEITLE Textile Degree Brooklyn. N. Y. The Greeks had their Damon 6. Pythias, and P.T.I. has Marvin 6. Paul. Marv, quiet and competent, works Well and plays hard. Al- though an excellent athlete, he did not pursue sports to the fullest extent preferring to give his energies to class Work. He never failed to give a good account of himself. May Lady Luck follow you Wherever you go. ACTIVITIES: Textile Fellowship 3. 4. IOHN FRANCIS TIRRELL Textile Diploma Phillipsburg. N- I- Iack is one of those remarkable people Who can do most anything once he sets his mind to it. This Mechanical Engineering genius is not given to Wasting time and could often be seen in one of the labs modernizing, running, or repairing one of the looms. He is one person who just doesn't know what a pool table looks like! l Apparently charged with energy, he often tires others by his rapidity and large amounts of Work. Yet, never has he been too busy to help a fellow student. 65