Girard College - Corinthian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Glee Club Music is a very important cog in the Girard educational system, and our class missed none of its strong influences while we were within those ivy-covered walls. As a result, it turned out an exceptionally fine group of players and singers, of whom we take great pride. Our class comprised twenty-one seats in the Glee Club, and under the head of Edward McGuire, President, we sang through a successful term. From Bach ' s Cantata No. 78 to the Merry Frog, we sang our voices hoarse. But we’ll never forget those few precious hours of musical relaxation. Our heartfelt thanks to Dr. Carey and Mr. Banks for their expert guidance. Who’s Who In January 1943 Most Likely to Succeed The Class Most Serious Minded Jonathan Marriott Most Popular Charles Smith Best Looking Robert T. Johnson Will Be Married First Theodore Brandow Most Friendly Elmer Parton Best Dancer James Morgan Most Typical Plummer William Nelson Best Athlete Albert Antoni Wittiest Norbert Kockler Best Musician Bernard Scott Most Talkative Michael Pontari Best Line Michael Furdelle Most Studious Jonathan Marriott Happiest Elmer Parton Most Bashful Robert Myers Quietest Edward McGuire Best Dresser Paul Matthews Tallest V. Filipone and Carl Edelmann Shortest . Havelock Phillips Heaviest James Hussey Best Singer Edward McGuire Best Politician Merrill Roberts 1943 [ 29 ] (Ihe (Enrintljian

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LOUIS H WHITE (Lou) 2334 N. Howard Street, Philadelphia Born: December 30, 1925 Course: Academic and Machine Shop Honors: Track, ’42; Lieutenant in Battalion, S-2. Handsome, modest, and athletic is liow Lou impressed us. He surely loved a hot argument, too. If life meets Lou just lialf- zvay, he’ll reach the top somehow. JOHN ZUPCO (Johnny) 325 Union Street, Taylor, Pa. Born: January 29, 1926 Course: Academic and Print Shop Honors: Band, 7-A to 1-1; Girard News Staff, S-l; Sports Editor, S-2; Contributing Editor, Girard Magazine ; Baseball numerals, ’41, ’42. A rabid sports fan, Johnny did a fine job as Sports Editor of the News. Quiet and sympathetic—that is how we. will always remember him. ‘‘Undeveloped Ability” is his middle name. So ' Long, Pal! It is hard to take it now After you have gone, No friends are left with me To encourage me along. I’m saying so-long, Not good-bye, It wouldn’t be right — We’ll meet again sometime, swell guy. Life’s roadway now ' s unpleasant, I cannot help but say; l loved you best I could. We’ll meet again some day. Out on the wide and tortuous plains Of life; I cannot see How I’ll get along without you, How unhappy I’ll be. I see no more your cheerful eyes, Your voice l can’t recall. But I’d rather be in hell, Cause I miss you most of all. But just for now, So-long, Pal! How long again before we meet? No matter, Pal, it’s just been swell, Those years with you were all so sweet. fflarmtljiatt [ 28 ] Uatuiarg

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