Girard College - Corinthian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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At the Turn of the Road TOBIAS KOCH TOBY 802 Mohn Street, Enhaut, Pa. Lieutenant in Battalion, S-2; Secretary of Camera Club, S-l; Soccer Team, ’34; Basketball Team, ’34; Staff: Commencement Record. National Honor Society, S-2. Toby is a “hum dinger,” that is, a hot guy in a small town, and a small guy in a hot town. An excellent example of an Horatio Alger, Jr. local boy that made good. 821 Yeadon Avenue, Yeadon, Pa. President, Electrical Club, S-2; Secretary, Camera J-l; Senior Life Saving Certificate, S-2; Base- ’33; Soccer Team, ’33, ' 34; Second Team Swimming, 31; Basketball Team, ’33, ’34. Ollie is our research chemist. He is going to make millions overnight by just inventing a paint that will » iia nt aluminum. To Ollie it’s aminobenzoyldiethylami- isYnolthanol but to us it’s Novocain. However, he still gets j J a C+ in Chem. No wonder, he sits in front of Sam.

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January 1935 25 $ 0 ROY H. JONES ROY R. F. D. No. 1, Mountain Top, Pa. First Prize, Individual Drill, ’34; Cast: Christmas Carol, Sergeant in Battalion, Glee Club, S-2. Eating and sleeping a good deal make you grow, so they say. Jonesy, in that case, should be a giant. May¬ be he is small because he sleeps in study hall, and eat? “hum muds” between meals. JOSEPH T. W. KANE -JOE” R. F. D. No. 1, Yardley, Pa. Swimming Team, ’32, ’33, ’34; Co-Captain Swimming Team, 1934; Swimming Letter, ’33-’34 and ’34-’35; Ser¬ geant in Battalion, J-2 to S-2; President, Physics Club, S-2; Senior Life Saving Certificate, ' 34; Two College swimming records; Glee Club, J-2 to S-2. What? An argument in a rabbitball game? Where’s Joe ? You surely were a living rulebook, Joe. And you certainly could argue. It wasn’t your fault Merchant didn’t win the league. 631 Powell Street, Gloucester, N. J. Band and Orchestra, 7A to S-2; First Lieutenant in Band, S-2; Vice-President, Music Club, S-l to S-2; Glee Club, S-l to S-2. The circus business seems to be bad these days, and many snake charmers are unemployed, but Kirky still plays the clarinet. We’ve been told he’s aiming for a position in one of Philadelphia’s most popular theatres.

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January 1935 27 VINCENT MARELETTO -merril 1838 S. Chadwick Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Band, 7-A to S-2; Second Lieutenant in Band, S-2; Glee Club, J-2 to S-2; Vice-president, Romance Language Club, S-2; Expert Typist Silver Pin, S-l; Expert Typist Gold Pin, S-2; Soccer, ’34. Merril toots the trumpet in the village band. And when he plays it, he makes it quiver. But it’s a wonder the poor instrument doesn’t shake. There’s almost two hundred pounds behind it blowing in a small hole the size of a quarter, i R. F. D. No. 1, Mountain Top, Pa. Soccer Squad, ’34 , wake up, it’s nine-thirty!” yelled somebody to “Huh! Aw, I wasn’t sleeping,” yawns Jack, again he denies the well-known fact that he was sleeping in study. That’s the story of how Jack grad¬ uated. NICHOLAS MOCHARNIUK “MOCK” 210 S. Franklin Street, Pottstown, Pa. I Associate Editor: Girard Magazine; Secretary, Chess Club, J-l; Track Team, ’34. Moch certainly was a good track man. The reason he didn’t break the mile record was because he couldn’t keep his pants up. He has his own track It runs from Girard to a candy store and back agai is