Girard College - Corinthian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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fftalrnlm (Silmorr Wright, A. M., Jit). 0. isrljnlar SJrarlfrr 3Frirn5 1897 - 193 ? ‘Meme quand je marcherais par la vallee de 1’ombre de la mort, je ne craindrais aucun mal, car tu es avec moi; c’est ton baton et ta houlette qui me consolent. Psaume XXIII [8]

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To the Class of January 1938 Tennyson has Ulysses in the poem of that name sa y : “I am a part of all that I have met.” This is well illustrated by the fact that you and your group, the first to occupy Allen Hall as seniors, have left your impression upon it. In a sense, this senior hall will be in the future what you have made it during the past term. This sort of responsibility will continue and you will influence the people and the organi¬ zations with which you have contact even though you may be unaware of it. See to it that your influence is good ! Needless to say, I wish you success and happi¬ ness. Sincerely yours, W. ■ 17]

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THE CLASS FRANK DAVID BAVUSO, Pre.ident Philadelphia, Pa. Goal: To become an accomplished ten¬ nis player Course: Salesmanship A leader of the first degree, Tried by years and true. For all his friendly deeds we owe Eternal thanks to “Boo.” January 20, 1938 Dear Classmates, Ten cherished years have followed us from childhood to young manhood. The friendships we have acquired here during this time will always be cherished. May the name of Girard and what it has meant to us never be erased from our memories. To each of you I extend my most sincere wishes for a successful and profitable life. As you leave, rememb er these two verses which are extracts from Archibald Ralston’s “Girard Hymn.” I feel that they state more clearly than anything else what Girard means to us: We sing of him who nobly willed, ’Tho’ his great heart has long been stilled, That we should have a father’s hand To guide us as Our Father planned. ’Tho’ far from thee at manhood’s dawn, From stately hall and rolling lawn, Still tireless on t’ward thee we roam; Girard, thy name to us means home! Sincerely, Frank Bavuso [9]