Philadelphia University - Analysis Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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138 Piepresenrorive Bersy Mondolsos, Presidenr Morls Sunderlond, Presidenr Kevin Durlsin, Represenrorive Lynne l-loplsins. SOPHOMCDRE CLASS OFFICERS Hi! For rhose sophomores who don'r know us, we were your Sophomore Closs Presidenr ond Piepresenrorive. As officers of rhe Sophomore closs, we oc- complished evenrs, such os sponsoring rhe Welcome Freshmen Borbecue or rhe beginning of Foll semester, selling refreshmenrs or mony of rhe movies held on compus, sponsoring o 'lTogo Pony ond rhe Spring weekend Town- house Borbecue. Also we hod fund rois- ers such os rhe Tuck in service . All in oll, ir hos been ci prosperous yeor in rerms of involvemenf ond conrriburion of rhe Sophomore Closs ro rhe Texrile Community. FRESHMAN CLASS GFFICERS As freshmen closs officers, Kevin Dur- Isin ond Lynne l-loplsins hove fried ro inrroduce ocriviries ond evenrs ro rhe compus body ro iniriore unificorion be- rween oll srudenrs. Through sodo soles or movies, misrlefoe soles ond o group sponsorship vvirh rhe sophomore closs ond SGO of the Greel4s Togo Porry. We hope fhe freshmon closs hove gorren involved wirh compus ocriviries ond will conrinue ro be ocrive or PCTGS.

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ln our senior year, we have incurred many accomplishments for Philadelphia Textile's class of 1982. lt has been a very enjoyable and eventful year for us . . . organizing fund raisers and planning events. Our most important event being the Senior Dinner Dance and lastly gradu- ation. These past four years at Textile have been filled with good friendships, new experiences, and knowledge and as they come to a close, we would like to thank the administration mem- bers and all seniors who have participated to make these events times to remember. Best wishes and luck to all! JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS The class of 1983, through sponsorship of innovative fund raisers and fun events, has definitely left its mark on the college commu- nity, Looking ahead to senior year promises even more cohesiveness and continued suc- cess for each member. Senior Class President Carol Pabst, Senior Class Representative Charleen Harris Junior Class President David Harrington, Junior Class Representative Mary Ellis,

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THE ANALYSIS CDF 1982 DEADLINE: Whot do you meon .... 50 poges due when? .... l-lello, Bill? You'ye been such o good yeorbools representotive ond we'ye been so good ot every other deodline, could we moybe hoveiust until Tuesdoy, pleose? lt's on emergency, the pictures ore owful, two editors ore sicls, the typewriter died, the office ceiling leolsed oil over the finished poges ef'-- oh pleosel .... l-loye you seen those distressed people running fronticolly ground compus, who ore sometimes blurry eyed, lugging SPX forms, croppers, ond pico rulers Cvvho would go onyvvhere without them?D Well, if you hove you must reolize these people belong to the l'Anolysis stoff ond thot phone conyersotion, well thot's something thot's commonploce to our odyi- sorsz Ken Stronge ond Dr. John l-loig ond most especiolly our terrific yeorbools representotiye Bill O'l3rien - Thonlss for eyerythingl We would olso lilse to thonls oll the orgonizotions ond odministrotion for their cooperotion, Thonlss olso tot he componies who helped sponsor our bool-4 through odvertise- ments. And thonlss to the stoffl To help continue our further growth, we olwoys welcome construc- tiye criticism.