Girard College - Corinthian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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BASIL ROMAN (Baze) 7213 Boyer Street, Philadelphia Born : May 7, 1927 Course: Regular and Machine Shop Honors: Glee Club, J-2 to S-2; First Place Individual Compet¬ itive Drill, 2-1; Echelon Platoon, ’43; Lieutenant in Battalion, S-l, S-2; Referee in Building Soccer, 44. Baze” Roman ' s cheerful smile is always ready to lighten our dull moments. He will make many friends in the world because of his admirable good nature. To Baze” we wish the best of everything! CARL ERNEST SARAVO (Johnny) 705 Briarcliff Road, Upper Darby Born: September 4, 1927 Course: Regular and Stenographic Honors: Glee Club, S-l, S-2; Sergeant in Battalion J-2 to S-2- Dramatic Club, J-l to S-l; Casts: Three Marines on Guadalcanal Vision of Simon Bolivar; Student Council, J-2. John is one of those fellows liked by all. That cheerful smile makes his friendship accepted everywhere. Never backing down when help is needed, he is always the first to cooperate. THOMAS LINANE SCOTT (Tom) 2811 N. Lawrence Street, Philadelphia Born: July 12, 1927 Course: Regular and Printing Honors: Band, 7-B to S-2; Orchestra, S-l, S-2; Swing Band, S-2; Glee Club, J-2 to S-2; Lieutenant in Band, S-2; Dramatic Club, J-l to S-2; Casts: Prologue to Glory, Three Marines on Guadal¬ canal, Vision of Simon Bolivar. In Tom we find good looks, athletic ability, and industriousness. His musical talents in the Swing Band, the Hum” Band, and in the Glee Club outshine his many other abilities. Tom will go far in the music world. REMO JOHN SILVESTRINI (Remo) 249 E. Sixth Avenue, Conshohocken Born: April 9, 1928 Course: Regular and Automobile Shop Honors: Lieutenant in Battalion, S-2; Echelon Platoon, ’43; Dramatic Club, J-l, J-2; Casts: Three Marines on Guadalcanal. Remo will long be remembered as the life of the party.” Wherever a group gathered, he was the nucleus of entertain¬ ment. His laughing countenance and unlimitable source of sar¬ castic wit will be embedded in our memories. 19 45 [ 29 ] fflorintljiatt

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FREDERICK H. PIERCE (Fred) 1236 E. Fletcher Street, Philadelphia Born: April 2, 1928 Course: Regular and Cabinet Making Honors: Manual Arts Prize, 6-A; Orchestra, 1-1 to S-2; Lead¬ er of Orchestra, S-2; Sergeant in Signal Corps; Glee Club, J-2 to S-2; Fencing Team, ’43, ’44; Captain of Fencing Team, ’44; Corinthian Staff. His interest in photography has given him the position of Pho¬ tography Editor on our Corinthian Staff. Fred does well in chemistry, foil and saber play, and so well in music that he was elected to the position of Student Leader of the Orchestra. He is a success now, and we are sure that he will be after he leaves BENJAMIN A POLSEMEN (Benny) 1122 South Street, Philadelphia Born: April 4, 1927 Course: Regular and Patternmaking Honors: Fencing Team, 2-1 to J-2. Perseverance and exactness best describe Ben. His willingness to work hard will undoubtedly help him attain his foremost am¬ bition ... a career in medicine. From his past record, we know he will succeed. MANLEY PRUSSEL (Mort) 5828 Penn Street, Philadelphia Born: April 29, 1928 Cows: : R gu ar and Sheet Metal The best things come in small packages.” Mort is no exception. Always ready with a hearty greeting, he is one of the most lik¬ able fellows we know. His cheerfulness, broad and warming smile, and his frankness and sincerity in all that he does have made him universally popular. Certainly he will never go without friends. The best of luck to you always! CHARLES JOHN REED (Chuck) 5647 Carpenter Street, Philadelphia Born: November 26, 1927 Course: General and Machine Shop Honors: Band, 7-A to S-l; Corporal in Band, S-l; Glee Club, S-l, S-2; Lieutenant Quartermaster, S-2; Soccer, ’44. If Chuck ' s” recipe for success doesn’t lie in his good looks and ambition, then it must be his fine personality which attracts so many friends. His girl friends , although numerous, never inter¬ fere with his school work. His ambition, to make life easier for his mother, will surely be fulfilled. Leadership in the battalion, music, and athletics prove this. Good luck, Chuck”; we’ll not forget you. fflorintljtan January [ 28 ]

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ALLAN MARSHAL SMITH (Smitty) 845 Corinthian Avenue, Philadelphia Born: August 1, 1927 Course : Regular and Machine Shop Honors: Orchestra, 1-1 to S-2; Concert Master Orchestra, S-2; Sergeant in Signal Corps; Glee Club, S-2. Allan, with his round, jovial face, is another classmate we shall always remember. His ability as a machinist and violinist is not surpassed. No matter whether he is leading the violins of the Orchestra or using a lathe in machine shop, Al is always quick and efficient. ANTHONY TAVAGLIONE (Tav) 141 Lambert St., Pittston, Pa. Born: September 23, 1926 Course: Regular and Automobile Shop Honors: Dramatic Club, J-l to S-2; Casts: Three Marines on Guadalcanal, Prologue to Glory, In the Zone; Glee Club, S-2; Band, 7-B to 1-1; Echelon Platoon, ’43. Upon Tav” we are willing to bet the reputation of the class. Whether being the best mom,” banging out a tune on the pi¬ ano, or adjusting an automobile part, his good nature, virility, and cheerfulness quickly placed him in the spotlight as an outstand¬ ing personality. Tav” is surely a swell guy.” HARRY WALTERS (Har) 200 Peelor Street, Johnstown, Pa. Born: June 2, 1927 Course: Regular and Vocational Music Honors: Band, 7-A to S-2; Captain of Band, S-2; Orchestra, 2-2 to S-2; Tennis, ’41; National Honor Society, S-l, S-2; Leader of Swing Band. Being in charge of two bands, leader of the Swing Band, and captain of the College Band has no effect on Harry’s masterful playing. Concerts, radio programs, dances—all these contributed toward making Harry a well-known figure about the campus. Best of luck to a good-looking, intelligent, accomplished musician. EDWARD JOSEPH WILKES (Ed) 5 Goeringer Avenue, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Born: May 22, 1927 Course: Regular and Sheet Metal Honors: Glee Club, J-2 to S-2. Tall, light, and handsome” best describe Ed. His thoughtful, straightforward and determined manner easily makes friends. Although he had his troubles, including those with the fairer sex, it is seldom that anyone ever heard him complain. Here’s one boy always cheerful and with a good line. We’re wishing you the best of luck Ed. (Cnriutljiatt January [ 30 ]