Girard College - Corinthian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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At the Turn of the Road ARTHUR S. ENGLEBACH ENGS” 117 N. Sterley Street, Shillington, Pa. Manual Arts Prize, 7-A; Orchestra, 7-A-S-2; Student Leader of Orchestra, S-2; Glee Club, S-2; National Honor Society, J-2 to S-2; Vice-President, National Honor Society, S-2; Treasurer of Class, J-2, J-l; Sec¬ ond Prize, Short Story Contest; First Prize, John Hum¬ phrey Prize, S-l; News Editor, Girard News, S-2; it, Chemistry Club, S-l; Associate Editor, Com- Record. ngs is a member of the class Brain Trust. “What, an achievement test? Where’s Engs?” He should never be unemployed. After his experience in the Girard Col¬ lege orchestra, Barnum fiaii y tvill take him as a first- snake charmer. i Bailey T SAMUEL ENOCH 3108 Emerald Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Swimming Numerals, ’33-’34; President, Commercial- Club, S-2; Soccer Team, ’34; Captain, Battalion; Life Saving Certificate, ’34. Sam seems to be very bashful about some things, but we’ve finally found him out. He is a walking address- book. Do you think you have a monopoly on a girl? Sam probably knows her better than you do. HAROLD J. FARRINGTON FUZZ- 400 Bethlehem Pike, Erdenheim, Pa. Glee Club, S-l to S-2; Cast: Jean Valjean; Third Prize, Thrift Essay, 2-2; Class Secretary, S-l; Secretary, Dramatic Club, S-2; Piano Class, J-l to J-2; Silver Expert Typist Pin; Gold Expert Typist Pin. Take down your old gray bonnet With the G” written on it, And we’ll open up another pack—of candy. It’s a darn fine college, But Fuzz didn’t come for knowledge, And in other ways he was mighty handy. 1

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January 1935 21 ALBERT DALESIO At 655 Arlington Street, Tamaqua, Pa. Member of Band. 7A to S-l; Sergeant in Band, S-2; Vice-President of Advanced Wood-working Club. We surely have to admit that A1 is a wonderful imi¬ tation of Bing Crosby. We just love to hear him warble the same as Bing does—especially when we are near the pool. ALEXANDER J. DAVIT MUD Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Cast: She Stoops to Conquer; Cast: Christmas Carol; Cast: Merchant of Venice; Cast: Jean Valjean; Presi¬ dent, Dramatic Club, S-2; Vice-President of Class, S-l; Adjutant in Battalion, S-l to S-2; Declamation Contest, S-2. “Hush yoh mouf, Niggah!” Mud was arguing it out in study hall again. He is generally regarded as the class critic. If he says a thing is good, it is—in his own opinion. And he really thinks the Democrats are good! cuiaVi GUY DI CENZA TONY 6152 Morton Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Athletic Council, S-2; Glee Club, J-2 to S-2; Sergear Battalion, S-l; Numerals Baseball Squad, ’34 j So Team, ’34; Vice-president, Naturalists Club, S - sociate Editor: Girard Magazine. “You can’t jump me!” says Tony. We don’t tnink can, Tony. You’re probably the champ checker pla of the class. Too bad the A’s didn’t win the pennanti last, they must need your help.

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7 Januam 1935 FREDERICK FIALA FRED 502 N. 55th Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Glee Club, J-2 to S-2; Vice-President, Glee Club, S-2; Band, 1-1 to S-2; Captain of Band, S-2; President of Music Club, S-l, S-2; Soccer, ’34; Track, ’34; Thrift Essay, Second Prize, 2-2; Conference Committee, S-2. “Good job done cheap” is Fred’s motto. It is quite true as a saying, but Fred only develops and prints pic¬ tures of good jobs, you know. He makes pictures of all the fellows’ girls. Whom did you like best, Fred? ROBERT J. L. FRANEY FROGS” 565 Main Street, East Greenville, Pa. Orchestra, 1-1 to S-l; Glee Club, J-2 to S-2; Secretary, Glee Club, S-2; Class Secretary, J-l; Class Treasurer, S-2; Soccer Team, S-2, ’34; Conference Committee, S-2; First Prize, Thrift Essay, 2-2; Second John Humphreys Prize, S-l; Third Prize, Literary Club Short Story Con¬ test, S-l; Editor: Commencement Record; President, Journalist Club, S-2; Staff: Girard News, J-2 to S-2; Sports Editor: Girard News, S-2.Third Honor in Schol- ship. Frogs was the self-appointed organizer and referee of our class games. Though a member of a team, he made the rules and saw that they were followed by both teams. He was also the man “behind the janitor.” But these weren’t the only things that made hiip stand out from the crowd 1 WILLIAM GILLEN EGGY 1610 South Etting Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Quartermaster, Battalion, S-l, S-2; Soccer Team, 34; ft Junior Life Saving Certificate, S-2. “Remember the time I gave you something usually didn’t, but Eggy seemed to think we did, shared our gingers and candy with us. Eggy’s sayings covered all his activities. Whenever he drq : for the goal in a soccer game and missed, he would casually remark, “Oh, that was only a lefty.”