Girard College - Corinthian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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HARRY DAWSON HORN (Horry) 1228 N. Conestoga Street, Philadelphia Born; June 15, 1931 Course General and Machine Shop Activities: Centenniol Pageont, ' 48, Sergeant in Battalion, S-2 Harry ' s inherent wit has often made him the center of attraction despite his unwillingness to be in the limelight. Along with his sound common sense, Harry has developed the initiative and persev¬ erance necessory in a demanding world. JOSEPH FRANCIS HUGGETT (Joe) 7938 Temple Road Philadelphia Born; December 2, 1931 Course Practical Arts and Foundry Activities Swimming, ' 47, ' 48; Centennial Pageant; Sgt. in Battalion, ' 48 to ' 49; Echelon, ' 47, ' 48. Mixing his aquatic talent, with his happygolucky personality, Joe sworn into our hearts os o real friend. If he devours life ' s oppor¬ tunities in the same manner thot he puts away food, he will encounter very little trouble in becoming a fat success. ROBERT ELLWOOD JACKMAN iKayboi Box 55 Mill Hall, Clinton County, Pa. Born: July 12, 1931 Course: Regulor and Stenography Activities: Color Trade, ' 47, ' 48; Usher at Academy of Music, ' 48; Mgr. of Color Trade, ' 48. In Kaybo we found a friend slated for all-around improvement His love for animals and plants is the same os his love for his class- motes. His friendly smile and persevering spirit hove mode a perma¬ nent impressions in our heorts. ELMER CLYDE JONES (Elmer) 8 Roilroad St., Girardville, Pa. Born: February 13, 1931 Course: Proctical Arts and Printing Activities: Echelon Platoon, ' 47, ' 48; Centennial Pageont; Activities Night, ' 46; Sergeont in Bottalion; Guidon in Bottalion, S-2. Elmer has the knack of being friendly. The sincerity ond understand¬ ing with which he went ofter o job stood him in good steod in Girord. His enthusiosm for sports not only displayed itself in his soccer play¬ ing but olso in his unusual smile. Sincerity—that ' s Elmer.

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DAVID JOSEPH HARPER iDovel 135 Hillside Ave., Edwordsville, Pq Born: Februory 25, 1931 Course: Practical Arts and Printing Activities: Corporal in Battalion, Echelon Platoon, ' 48, Activities Ninht, ' 47 Dove has enviable qualities. His personal ty hos brought him huge success in every tosk he hos undertaken His good looks end clever way with people have olso ottrocted no end of girl friends ond social followers. WILLIAM RONALD HEIDEL (Hick) 208 Courtdale Ave. Courtdole, Luzerne, Pa Born: November 4, 1931 Course: Regular and Printing Activities: Activities Night, ' 47; Jesse B. Manbeck Prize, j-2. Perhaps Hick isn ' t the most active member of the class but he ' s important. His efficiency in the Print Shop has been recognized by everyone, His love of gentle sleep hos produced the scene we ' ll always remember: Hick, late for breokfost! HAROLD HERBERT HEPLER (Hepi R. F. D, No. 1, Box 196, Ashlond, Pa. Bo rn September 21, 1930 Course. Practical Arts ond Machine Shop Activities: Manager of Gym Team, 1948, Medal for Citizenship in Scouting, 1944; Girord Mogazme Staff. Heps is always modest and retiring but very easy to get along with He helped those who stumbled and alwoys shored good things with others. Although hoppy by noture, he con be serious when occasion demands. Heps will certainly go far so ably supported by his keen brain. JOSEPH HOFFMAN (Joel 1820 Monmouth Street, Philadelphio Born: November 28, 1930 Course: Regular and Clerical Activities: Sergeont in Battalion, Echelon Plotoon, ' 48; Activities Night, ' 47 Joe ' s good looks and sparkling persanality have achieved many :- ' ;ial victories. His quiet work in the Commercial Department is sure to make a loud bang in the business world. Here ' s luck, Joe

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FRANCIS WILLIAM JONES (Fran) 1418 So. 58th St., Philadelphia Born: February 10, 1931 Course: General and Stenogrophy Activities: Glee Club, ' 48, Centennial Pageant, ' 48; Activities Night, ' 47; Candy Trade, ' 47. Fran is one member of our class who always discharges h;s duties in a quiet manner. Although he is a calm sort of fellow, his readi¬ ness to help somebody out will certainly be remembered by oil of us. His persevering manner has helped him overcome mony of the ob¬ stacles in his way. JOHN DANIEL KADINGO (Johnnyi 324 N Franklin St, Shomokin, Pa. Born: February 12, 1932 Course General and Sheet Metal Activities: Second Prize, Simcox Sheet Metal Prize, 1948. Best things come in smoll packoges, ond Johnny is no excep- :ion. Probably the most amiable fellow in the class, he will be sorely m.sseJ. Despite being restricted from most compus activities, Johnny has proven his worth in doss activities and metal work. A true friend is hard to find, but here he is We hove great expiectations GEORGE KALAVSKY (Kal) 1101 Frieda Street, Dickson, Po Born: June li, 1932 Course Regulor and Machine Shop Activities: band, 7A to 1-1; Activities Night, ' 47, Sergeant ir, Battolion. Kol is on eosy-going fellow with a likoble personolity A friend of all, his dry, sense of humor will not soon be forgotten. He lets life flow olong with a zest which olways guides people to better things. JAMES JOHN KELLY iKelsl 1245 W. Westmoreland Street, Philadelphio 4n Born: April 30, 1931 Course: Regulor ond Clerical Activities: Monoger of Swimming Team, ' 48; Activities Night, 4S, Student Council, 2-2. O ' Toole, our doss ' westerner, con always take o good |oke with o smile ond dish it out too. Because he is amiable, he has won for himself 0 reputation for hoving what it takes.