Philadelphia University - Analysis Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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IOHN WILLIAM KIRK Chemistry and Dyeing Degree Upper Darby. Pa. What would we have done without Willy? His witty jokes have actually helped us enjoy our classes. He always managed to be the hub around which amusement revolved. The atoms and molecules have nothing on Willy, when it comes to intricacy of nature, sometimes Willy is and sometimes Willy isn't. He will always uphold the name of our proud P.T.I., Prosperous, Tactful and lndustrious. Good luck Willy! always take life in your stride as you have, and you can't fail. ACTIVITIES: Phi Psi 3. 4: A.A.T.C.C. 4: Analy- sis 4. IENNINGS B. KOLLER. IR. Chemistry and Dyeing Degree Philadelphia. Pa. Hats off to lack, a man who can always face the world with a smile. A perfect man to have around in cases of emergencies, especially in chemistry labs. lack will remain calm through flash fires or toxic gases, always managing to top off such emergencies with his character- istic chuckle. We don't know how he does it, but we can only admire him for his witty per- sonality and ability always to remain smiling, lf he isn't successful, then we are determined the world isn't round. ACTIVITIES: Phi Psi 1. 2. 3. 4: AATCC 1. 2. 3. 4. DAVID LESHIN Chemistry and Dyeing Degree Brooklyn, N. Y. At any of the Schoo1's basketball games Dave's cheering voice can be heard above all others. His keen powers of observation have made him an expert at correcting the Profs when they inadvertently place a tri or penta valent carbon atom on the blackboard. In the laboratory he can usually be found trying out some fancy piece of laboratory apparatus. We will always remember Dave for his vigor and enthusiasm in all his undertakings. AC'I'IVITIES: Sigma Phi Tau 1. 3: Corresponding Scribe 2: Warden 4: Basketball Manager 1. 2: Photography Club 4. 72

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ANNA ARMENANTE I-IENNESSEY Chemistry and Dyeing Degree Great Notch. N. Y. Representing 507, of our coeds, Annie has aided in reminding us that there are other creatures on earth besides men. Often kidded, she could still be a sport about it. Who can ever forget that first day of registration in our freshman year as she promenaded forward to receive her roster. At the time everyone was half awake, but Annie sure opened our eyes. Along with her sister, Doris, they added the much needed feminine charm to P.T.I. AC'I'IVITIES: Kappa Sigma Phi I. 2: Treasurer 3: President 4: AATCC 2. 3. 4: Analysis 3. 4. IOHN H. HENESSEY. IR. Chemistry and Dyeing Degree Glen Rock. N. Y. One of the few Hennesseys not in Mac- Namara's Band, lack is the Emerald lsle's gift to P.T.l. Sometimes known as 4-star by the cueologists, we could always depend on Iack saving that last bit of carfare for us, or, as in some cases, sending us home with our thumbs in the air. I-le will always stick in our minds as one of the most systematic men around the campus, and this is sure to carry him a long way. ACTIVITIES: Phi Psi 3. 4: AATCC 2, 3: Chair- man 4. FRED R. KERN Chemistry cmd Dyeing Degree Ridgefield. N. I. Ambition, efficiency, determination-these three qualities are the makings of Bud. Take these three away, and you would still find good qualities too numerous to mention. We feel Bud has tried and done more for his school than anyone else among us. We say this with- out reservation, for he has exemplified himself as a sportsman and scholar also. Nothing was ever too much trouble for him, usually doing for others before himself. Therefore, we, as the Class of 1950, wish him all the luck in the world. ACTIVITIES: Phi Psi 2. 3, 4: AATCC 2. 3. 4: Basketball 2, 3: Textile Engineer Z: Asst. Edi- tor 3: Editor 4: Analysis. Editor 4: Student Council. Vice Pres. 3: President 4. 71 .

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DORIS MAE MCALLISTER Chemistry and Dyeing Degree Glenside, Pa. Mac will always be remembered for her cheerful manner. A task was never too great for her to undertake, even organic 231 and 232. To this day we are still amazed at the brisk way she has come and gone, taking knowledge with her and leaving many of us with an air of gaiety. Mac has done a lot for our school. We are sure she will tackle the outside world as cheerfully as she has P.T.l. Best of luck Mac! ACTIVITIES: Kappa Sigma Phi, Treasurer 2: Secretary 3, 4: AATCC 4: Secretary 2, 3: Tex- tile Engineer 3, 4: Analysis 3: Assistant Bus- iness Manager 4. EUGENE IOSEPH LUKAS Chemistry and Dyeing Degree Forest I-Iills, N. Y. Luke sees all, knows all, and tells all he doesn't censor. Knowledge is just one of those things with him, he knows it, so what! He has the rare gift of being able to deflate or inflate one's ego. If you think you have something, and want to argue about it, don't go to Luke, you'll lose . . . especially on Mondays. What Luke knows about cars we'll never know. Many were the times he so nonchalantly helped his fellow-students with their engine troubles. To us Luke and cars are synonomous. I-lere's to Luke, a person with a complicated nature! ACTIVITIES: Phi Psi 3, 4: AATCC l, 2, 3, 4. FRANK DUFF ORLEMANN Chemistry and Dyeing Degree Palmyra, N. J. l-lere's a toast to a truly serious and quiet student . . . or is he? You cannot tell a book by it's cover, we've found that out. Frank waits for opportune moments for extraneous com- ments. They are not too often, but they never fail to set the class in an uproar. One can never forget Franks unconvential behavior at one of our dances. I-le temporarily dropped all bar- riers and showed his true self. Frank, the po- tential life of any party, will, with his versatile ways, conquer many obstacles. ACTIVITIES: Phi Psi 1, 2, 3, 4: AATCC l, 2, 3, 4. 73