Girard College - Corinthian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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WILLIAM J NELSON (Box) 1209 W. William Street, Philadelphia Born: May 20, 1925 Course: General and Sheet Metal Shop Honors: Student Council, J-2; Athletic Council, S-l ; Captain in Battalion, Soccer, ’42; Co-captain, 42. Here’s a flash in soccer and a brighter flash among the girls. Irresistible? Who wouldn’t be with Bill ' s personality? JAMES M. ORRE (Jim) 2107 Belmont Terrace, Scranton, Pa. Born: June 10, 1925 Course: General and Accounting Honors: Cast: The Moving Finger-, Radio Play: Help Wanted ; Sound Effects, Silas Marner, Yellow Jack, Invasion from Mars-, WFIL Broadcast, Silas Marner ; Band, S-l to S-2. Under the halo of classical music, here is an authority on the symphony. Where will it end, you budding Stokowski, you? FRANCIS PATRICK O’DONNELL. JR. (Odge) 325 N. 34th Street, Philadelphia Born : May 30, 1925 Course: Academic and Drafting Honors: Sergeant in Battalion, S-l to S-2; Junior Life Savin g Certificate. Frank ivas one: of the friendliest and best-liked fellows in the class. Despite restrictions by the doctors, he managed to build up a fine participation in athletics. To Frank go our best -wishes for a happy life. JOHN G. ORNER (Joe) 835 S. Duke Street, York, Pa. Bom: February 23, 1925 Course: General and Auto Shop Another good auto mechanic, Joe is practical and has a rare sense of humor.. .One of the few of us who could be a success in any mechanical field. !% (Enrintljian [ 22 ] 3lamianj

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LOUIS McGUCKEN (Louie) 407 Oak Street, Johnstown, Pa. Born: January 28, 1925 Course: General and Stenography Honors: Basketball Squad, ’42. If we ever wanted “Louie,” we just listened for something 1 loud. Cheerful and noisy here, in the game of life “Louie” will always be fair and square—a good sport. edward w. McGuire (Slop ) 5504 Baltimore Avenue, Philadelphia Born: November 5, 1924 Course: General and Machine Shop Honors: Band, 7-B to J-2; Glee Club, J-2 to S-2; President of Glee Club, S-2Athletic Council, S-l to S-2; Baseball ’42; Baseball numerals, ’41. An all-around athlete, Eddie is the best singer in the class as he has proved many times in the Glee Club, of which he was President, and also in the building. Modest and retiring, ive can see why he is one of the most popular fellow’s in the class. JAMES GWILYM MORGAN (Jim) 713 Annsbury Street, Philadelphia Born: December 14, 1924 Course: Academic and Paint Shop Honors: Cheerleading, ’41, ’42; Secretary of Class, J-2. Girl problems had Jim in their clutches quite often. Argumen¬ tative like the others in his room, Jim teas loyal to his friends. IVe predict success. ROBERT C. MYERS (Bob) 22 Main Street, Hulmeville, Pa. Born: November 20, 1925 Course: Academic and Stenography Honors: American Legion Medal; Orchestra, 2-2 to J-2; Track, ’42; President of Class, J-l; Glee Qub, J-2 to S-2; Second Lieutenant in Battalion, S-2. Bob is quiet and bashful and yet very popular zvitk the girls. Friendly and easy to get along zoith, if his ability on the track is an indication of what he can do along other lines, he is sure to be able to surmount all obstacles in his fight for success. 1943 ®li? fflmintljtatt

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ROY V. OSWALD (Oxie) 607yi sN. 16th Street, Allentown, Pa. Born: May 22, 1925 Course: Academic and Print Shop Honors: Band, 7-A to S-2; Drum Major of Band, J-l to S-2; Star Scout; Junior Assistant Scoutmaster; Second Prize, Dic¬ kinson Scout Award; Ass’t. Manager of Soccer, ’40, ’41. When Roy zvas not playing his tuba, he was leading the band down the road on parade. Or maybe it was the linotype he was playing. Well, they used to say that industrious people zvill stand before kings. ELMER PARTON (Elmer) 116 S. Brook Street, Allentown, Pa. Born: November 23, 1924 Course: General and Carpentry Shop Honors: Soccer, ' 42; Senior Life Saving Certificate; President of Life Saving Club, S-l: Glee Club, J-2 to S-2; Librarian of Glee Club; Quartermaster in Battalion; Student Council. J-2 and S-2; Athletic Council, S-l. Versatile — that’s Elmer. Light-hearted and gay, he is alto¬ gether too modest. If Elmer wards off life’s troubles as he did soccers as goalie,’’ nothing can keep him from success. DONALD DIAL PASTORIUS (Pap) 9 Mill Street, Uniontown, Pa. Born: December 27, 1925 Course: Academic and Stenography Honors: Secretary of Naturalist Club, J-l; President, J-2; Assistant Exchange Editor, Girard News J-2; Exchange Editor, S-l; First Prize Speed Typing Contest, J-2; Star Scout; Bat¬ talion Clerk; Sergeant, J-2 to S-2. Don has a determination all of his ozsm. Intelligent and talk¬ ative, he could eat against any five fellozvs you choose. Don’s ambition will surely be realised. HAVELOCK E. PHILLIPS (Phil) No. 1 Waldo Court, Wellesley, Mass. Born: December 30, 1925 Course: Academic and Stenography Sympathetic, quiet, friendly, modest—might be emblasoned upon his heart of gold. 1043 [ 23 ] ®he fflurtntlitan