Girard College - Corinthian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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ROBERT B. HARGREAVES (Bob ' 21 27th Street, Astoria, L.l. Born: August 16, 1928 Course: Academic and Drafting Honors: Sergeant in Battalion, S-2; Echelon Platoon, ' 43; Senior Life Saving Certificate. Bob is the cute member of the Class. His never-say-die spirit made him a notable figure. Bob ' s wide-awake attitude, coupled with his natural intelligence, has left a deep impression with us. DANIEL J. HUSSEY (Don ' 7341 Bouvier Street, Philadelp hia Born. June 5, 1928 Course; Academic and Machine Shop Honors- Basketball, ' 43- ' 44, ' 44- ' 45; Soccer, ' 43, ' 44, ' 45, Lieutenant on Staff, S-l, Capfoin in Battalion, S-2; Student Council, S-l, S-2; Captain of Soccer Team, ' 45. Dan is worth his weight in gold on the athletic field. He showed his ability as a leader by captaining the soccer team, and also Company B. The Class is proud to call such a performer one of its own. HAROLD ROBERT IRVIN (Hap Kennett Square, Pa. Born: October 31, 1928 Courses: Academic and Stenography Honors: Lieutenant in Battalion, S-2; Glee Club, S-2; Girard News, S-2; Girard Magazine, S-l; Soccer, ' 45; Activities Night, ' 44; Pan American Doy Celebration, ' 44. Hap is one fellow whose genial personality will be hard to forget. Keeping high the standards set by his brother on the soccer field, Hap has sparked the team to many victories. Not to be outdone in literary achievement, he has written for every publication on the campus, a feat to be envied. His looks have stolen many a fair maiden. RAYMOND KAPLAN (Ray) 4516 Warnock Street, Philadelphia. Born: April 28, 1929 Course: Academic and Drafting Honors: Swimming, ' 44- ' 45, ' 45- ' 46; Junior Life Saving Certificate, ' 41; Senior Life Saving Certificate, ' 45; Sergeant in Battalion, S-2, A. A. U. First Prize Fifty Yard Free Style-Novice. Ray is our outstanding chlorine kid. Energetic and studious, he held the respect of teachers and students alike. Artistically inclined, tranquil, and cheerful, Ray will be remembered a long time. (IIljp (Enrintliian 1946

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BERNARD J. FISHER (Bernie) 3117 W. Clifford Street, Philadelphia. Born: November 26, 1927 Course: General and Carpentry Honors: Referee in Building Soccer, S-2. Always willing to do his bit, Bernie is a sure success. Although he is a consistent joker, he knows when to be serious. His neat appear¬ ance and friendly, gullible manner will not be forgotten for a long time. a GEORGE A. FREYER (George 2705 W. Somerset Street, Philadelphia Born: February 28, 1928 Course: Academic and Sheet Metal Honors: Dromotic Club, J-l to S-2; Cast: Little Father in the Wilderness, The Lion ' s Whelp, Christmas Carol , Activities Night, ' 43, ' 44; Cast: ' Tale of Two Cities , Magic Exhibition; Special Art Class, ' 41 to ' 43; Short Story Award, First, ' 45 Girard Maaazine Staff, S-2. The Dramatic Club will sorely miss the excellent performances George gives. He is the sociolite ployboy of the class. George ' s pleasing personality is o great asset ond so ore his performances in magic. ROBERT GRANT (Bob) 2028 S. 23d Street, Philadelphia. Born: April 8, 1928 Course: General and Machine Shop Honors: Activities Night, ' 44; Pan American Day Celebration, ' 44 Bob is a placid, reticent, sincere classmate. His perseverance is admired by all. Another potential athlete, Bob ' s stature interfered, but we ' ll be waiting for the good news of his undoubted success. THOM A. GRAY (Tom) 3716 Bouvier Street, Philadelphia. Born: December 29, 1928 Course: Academic and Electricity Honors: Dramatic Club, J-2; Activities Night, ' 44; Echelon Platoon. Tom was by far the Class ' wittiest member. Being able to say the right thing at the right time gives him this distinction Here ' s hoping that the world will appreciate him as we have. Clihr ffinrinihtatt January

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JAMES ALOYSIOUS KEARNEY (Jim) 1911 Elizabeth Ave., Laureldale, Pa. Born: January 5, 1929 Course: Academic and Electricity Honors: Band 1-2 to S-2; Captain of Band, S-2; Conference Com¬ mittee, S-l; Orchestra, J-l to S-2; Activities Night, ' 44 A sparkling combination of good looks, assertive personality and sharp wit best describe Jim. Always the life of the party, Reading ' s favorite son has an enviable sense of humor. We ' re sure his future will be marked with one success after another. ROBERT WALTER KENSINGER (Bob■ 729 N, Marshall Street, Lancaster, Pa. Born: March 15, 1928 Course. Academic and Drafting Honors Student Council, S-l; President of Student Council S-2 ' National Honor Society, J-2 to S-2; Vice-President of National Honor Society, S-2; Girard News Staff, J-2 to S-2; Managing Editor of Girard News, S-2, Adjutant Captain in Battalion S-2 Conference Committee, S-l; Glee Club, S-l, S-2; President of Glee Club, S-2; Dramati c Club, S-l, S-2; President of Class, J-2; Secretory of Class, J-l; Activities Night, ' 44; Corinthian Staff Gvrrv ' 43- ' 44 ' 44- ' 45; ' 45- ' 46. ' ' Bob has enviable qualities. His personality has brought him huge success in every task he has undertaken. His leadership of the Student Council especially reminds us of this, but his good looks and clever way with people have also attracted no end of girl friends and social followers. There ' ll be no way for him but the high road to success. EDWARD F. KISKO (Big Edi 259 Chandler Ave., Johnstown, Pa. Born: March 25, 1928 Course: General and Carpentry Honors: Sergeant in Battalion, S-2. Johnstown certainly is fortunate to have Big Ed under its juris¬ diction. A friend in need is a friend indeed. Nothing applies better to Big Ed , with his ability and heart of gold. LOUIS F. KUHNLE (Loul 106 W . Champlosf Ave., Philadelphia. Born: February 24, 1928 Course: General and Machine Shop Honors: Glee Club, J-2 to S-2; Orchestra, 1-1 to S-2; First Lieu¬ tenant in Orchestra, S-2; Sergeant in Signal Corps, J-2; Referee in House Soccer League; National Honor Society, S-2. Lou is generally the quiet type, but he also had plenty of fun in him. There is never a dull moment when Lou gets started, Interested, os he is in aviation, the Class of Jan. ' 46 is sure he ' ll fly to the top. (Earintljiau January