Girard College - Corinthian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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14 (fiolutnna JAMES A. CAMPBELL (Jim) 2942 YV. Flora Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Sergeant, Battalion, J-2 to S-2; Vice-President, Naturalist Club, S-l; Track, ’,18; Senior Life Saving Certificate. Jim ' s curly, wavy hair was Ins main attraction. His is a delicate trend towards the girls, and may it last until he meets the one of his choice. ALEXANDER CARO (Alex) 1440 S. Bancroft Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Band, 1-1 to S-2; Orchestra, 2-2 to S-2. , Small in stature, broad in smile, high in scholarship, and a plugger is what we shall always remember about Alex. JOHN E. CRAWFORD Spruce Hill, Pa. Quartermaster Sergeant, Battalion, S-2; First Prize Single Competitive Drill; Manager, Basketball, ’38-’39. Heck is a small town boy who has made good. He is friend¬ ly totvards all, and, as manager of the basketball team, he teas outstanding. With these points in his background Heck should put Spruce Hill on the map. HENRY DEVUONO (Henry) 1808 N. Taney Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Captain, Battalion, S-2; Soccer, ’37, ’38; National Honor Society, S-l to S-2, Vice President, S-2; American Legion Medal, 7A ; Swimming Numerals, ’35, ' 36; Girard Neivs Staff, S-l to S-2; Editor-in-Chief, Girard News, S-2; Conference Committee, S-l to S-2; Commencement Record Staff. Unassuming, persistent, administrative, and original. These are a feiv of Henry ' s outstanding characteristics, but it zvould hike these and many more really to do him justice.

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January 1939 13 ROBERT B. BOWER (Bob) 106 Sparks Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Glee Club, J-2 to S-2; Band, 7 A to S-2; Orchestra. J-l to S-2; Liuetenant, Band, 7B to S-2; Leader of Brasses, S-2. Silence is one great art of conversation. I ' Ve know from Bob ' s hard zcork and quiet activity in his music and at school that he is doing his best, and that he is silently and right¬ fully earning himself the coveted reputation of “plugger .” RICHARD W. BOYD (Dick) 437 Rutherford Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Captain and Student Leader. Band, S-2; Band, 7A to S-2; Orchestra, 2-1 to S-2; Editor-in-chief, Girard Magazine, S-2: Literary Club. J-l to S-2; Secretary Student Council. J-2; Track, ’36, ’37, ’38; Soccer, ’38; Conference Committee, S-l, S-2; Debating Team, S-l; Penn Summer Band; Pit¬ man Shorthand Pin; Commencement Record Staff; Com¬ poser: Class Song; National Honor Society, S-2. Dick has a great many fine qualities which have made him a distinguished and respected member of our class. His worth to the track team and the band is tvell-knoun. Less known is his ability as a poet. This book speaks for that. RICHARD M. BUCKLEY (Dick) 3733 N. Carlisle Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Glee Club, J-2 to S-2; Secretary, Chess Club, S-2; Silver Expert Typist Pin, Gold Expert Typist Pin. Brevity is the lamplight of wit. The spice of “Butch’s ' ' make¬ up is safely folded in his small packages of excruciatingly funny humor. JOHN CALCAVECCHIA (Cal) Philadelphia, Pa. Band, 7A to S-2; Orchestra, S-l to S-2; Lieutenant, Band, S-2; Glee Club, J-2 to S-2; Secretary, Glee Club, S-2; President, Foundry Club, S-2; Soccer, ’38. Cal is the all-around class musician. He exercised his ability in the band, in the Glee Club, and outside of these organi¬ sations in his spare time. The sound of his voice, as he walked through the hall singing, will linger long after he has gone.

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.Damtaai 1930 15 WILLIAM DUFFY (Duff) 1114 Linden Street, Scranton, Pa. Track, ' 38; Silver Expert Typist Pin; Sergeant, Battalion, S-l. Hat. drink, and be merry for tomorroiv we die,” refers to Duff in most ways. He found it much easier to write letters in place of English composition s and more interesting to study the make-up of ice cream sodas than compounds in chemistry. WILLIAM J. DUGAN (Dixie) 222 Lewis Avenue, East Lansdowne, Pa. Orchestra, 7A to S-2; Assistant Leader, Orchestra, S-2; Special Art Class, 7A to S-2; President, Art Club, S-2; Award of Merit S.P.C.A., S-2; Art Editor, Commencement Record, S-2; Art Prize, J-2. “Dixie” paints and draws zvith ease. Every result is sure to please; For instance, why not take a look And see his zvork within this book? JEROME I. EGLIN (Jerry) 5800 N. 16th Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Lieutenant, Battalion, S-l to S-2; Silver Expert Typist Fin. Brainy and carefree is this ambitious youngster. Jerry owes his accomplishments to his active, or would-be active gray matter, as zee 11 as to his amiable boyish jollity. Gregory once said. “He is the zuisest man who keeps the heart of a boy.” WILLIAM EHRLICH (Rabs) 3951 Wyalusing Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. Cast: Box and Cox; Manager, Baseball, ’38; Soccer, ’38; Secretary, Dramatic Club, S-2. If honors were distributed according to the range of extra¬ curricular activities. Bill would make his bow among the leaders. One might find him in the auditorium rehearsing his part in a play or on the soccer field assisting the coach.