Girard College - Corinthian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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WILLIAM SIDNEY MURRAY iMurrsi 5447 Regent Street, Philadelphia Born: April 21, 1931 Course. Regular and Stenographic Activities: Bond, 7-A to S-2; Orchestra, J-2, Swing Bond, J-2 to S-2, Leader, S-2; Activities Night, ' 46, ' 47; Centenniol Pageant, Girard News, S-1 and S-2; Corinthian Staff; Glee Club, S-2; Student Leader ond Second Lieutenant of Bond; Ass ' t. Editor of News. Girordions are finally proud of their swing band and all the credii belongs to Bill He worked hord ond succeeded. PAUL ALBERT NEIDER iHermsi 5126 Hoopes Street, Philadelphia Born: September 23, 1931 Lciursc Regulor and Drafting A ' fiviti. ' s Glee Club, J-2 to S-2. Band, 1-1 to S-2, Girard Mago- zine, S-1 to S-2; Corinthian, S-2; Centennial Pageant, Secretory ' of Closs, J-2 ond S-1; Activities Night, ' 48, Culturol Olympics, ' 4S ond ' 48. Herms is contented when hiking through the woods, ond what he know obout nature won ' t cover a postage stamp. In musicol orgonizations he should receive special commendation. A modest member of our class he has our sincerest admiration WILLIAM NEAPOLITAN iNeeosi 17 West Jenkintown Rd, Glenside, Po Born: December 19, l .jn ' curse le nercil and Auto Shop Ac IV tic-s Track, ' 46, ' 48, Soccer, ' 47, ' 43, CentennKjl. Pugeant, ' 48 Echelon Plotoon, ' 46, ' 47, Glee Club, S-2, First Prize Single Com- r.c’iiive Drill, ' 48, Color Guard, ' 48 Nt e ' s ' carefree manner hos mode him easy to get along with Hii kriowledge of auto mechonisms will offer him a good posit ' cu in the coming years Neeps ability on the soccer fieh has helpe I the team to many o victory JOHN LUKE OAKILL lOokcsi 309 South 40th Street, Philodelphio Born; August 19, 1931 Co .rsc Regular and Sheet Metal Activii es. ' Soccer, ' 47; Bosketboll, ' 47, 48, Activitcs Niglv, 47, Eche ' on Plotoon, ' 45, Centenniol Pogeant, ' 48, G ' Id Soccer Awrtr ' 47, WG.C. Stoff. Being o lover (ond a well informed one ot thati of ' .ports, Jehn i 1 suolly in the center of discussion whether about I ' oving, gull tennis, or football It was o simple motter for him to enter varsi ' v r -rts ond capture three letters.

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ARTHUR GORDON McKENZIE (Mac) 1137 Madison Ave. Prospect Pork, Po. Born: June 12, 1931 Course. Regular ond Printing A-fiviiics Notional Honor Society, S-1, Captain in Battolion, S-1; Activities Night, ' 47, Centennial Pageant, Vice-President of the Notional Honor Society, S-2, Assistant Business Manoger of the Girard News, S-2, Staff, Captain of Recruits, S-2 Mac is versatile. When he isn ' t registering top-notch grades in ■thool, or running off some important work in the print shop, he ' s moking a name for Girord on the othletic field. As o coptoin in the bot:y, Moc showed his cap ability as o leader . Good luck to a great fellcw FRANK JOSEPH MONTALBANO iFRANKi Ridge Pike, Eagleville, Pa. Born: May 1, 1931 Course: Regulor and Machine Shop Activities Band, 7A to S-2; Girord News, S-2, Activties Night, ' 4j and ' 48; Dramatic Club, J-2 to S-2; Vice-President of the Glee Clu ' j, S-2 Swing Band, J-2 to S-2; Athletic Council; Centennial Pageant, Glee Club, J-2 to S-2, W.G.C Staff, Sergeant m Bond. The moment we heor the nome of Frank it is quickly associotej with music Knowing something about every phase of music, he hos man oged to put his knowledge to use in writing and arranging several songs. His outstanding accomplishment on the soccer field held o.ir admiration. We feel sure Fronk will do something unusual in tlv field of music in which he is so interested. RICHARD THOMAS MUCKLOW (DickI No 1, Meodowside Lone, Solem, N J Bern: July 20, 1931 Course Generol ond Clerical Activities: Glee Club, J-2 to S-2, Centennial Pogeant, ' 48; Firsi Sergeont in Battolion, Echelon Platoon, ' 47, ' 48; Color Trade, ' 47 ' ' 48, Cultural Olympics; Senior Lde Soving. Dick IS one of the more active ond versotile members of the cla;S He is talented in both sports and school. Like most of our clossmotes, he olways greets you with a worm smile. Dick will be a great athlete somedoy We ' ll be looking foward to seeing him in the big leagues . JOHN ANTHONY MURRAY (Murrsi 405 S. 26th Street, Philodelphia Born September 21, 1931 Course Proctical Arts and Carpentry Activities Activities Night, ' 46 Corefree in manner, light-hearted ond goy in actions and speech, Murrs filled every gloomy moment with sparkle. Usually in a group, Murrs wos welcome because of his bright ond happy moments of humor ond general friendliness to everyone.

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ANTHONY MICHAEL THOMAS PANARO iNicki 1524 S, Taylor Street, Phllodelphio Born: May 8, 1931 Course: General and Drafting Activities: Manual Arts Prize; Glee Club, J-2, S-1, S-2; Echelon Platoon, ' 48; Centenniol Pageant, Guidon of Co. C, ' 48, Treosurer of the Glee Club, S-2. Dependable, would be an excellent name for Tony. On his shoulder v.ui entrusted the art work of many class projects. His ability ond enthusiastic imagination made everything he undertook a success. It i cs seldom that he didn ' t have an amusing act to throw us in stitches We wish you loods of luck, Tony . ATTILIO FRANCIS PASCALI iCookiei 6132 Lindbergh Blvd., Philadelphio Born: February 19, 1931 Course General ond Sheet Metal. Activities: Baseball, ' 48; Lieutenant in Bottolion, ' 4 ; Dramotic CluD, ' 47, Oliver Twist ; Centennial Pogeont, ' 48; Activities Night, ' 47; Captain in Battalion, Les Miserobles , ' 48. Cookie IS one of the wittiest. How well we ' ll remember his amus- rig imitations of personalities. Cookie hos on innate obility to oct, and is one of our outstanding Thespians. Wherever he is, there IS o laugh How con we ever forget him? NtVIO CAESAR PELLESCHI (Nev) 1395 Battle Avenue, Exeter, Pa Born: September 30, 1931 Course. General and Foundry Activities: Glee Club, J-l to S-2; Dramatic Club, J-2 to S-2 Oliver Twist , Athletic Council, J-2, Conference Committee, J-2; Student Council, J-2; Activities Night, ' 46; Centennial Pageant; Gold Soccer Award, ' 47, Echelon Platoon, ' 46, ' 47; Soccer, 47; Bosket- boll, ' 47, ' 48, ' 49; Baseboll, ' 46, ' 47, Co-Captain of Soccer, ' 48, Color Guord, ' 48, Guidon, ' 48; Athletic Council, S-2; Les Miserobles , ■48 Nev wos always welcome in any of our company, either on the baseball, soccer, or basketboll teom, or just in one of our gab sessions A cheery smile, o friendly remark, an easy-going classmate, Nev IS enrolled with our fondest memories. Despite his carefr.-.- monner, his work on the Athletic Council showed us that he could be serious and very octive os a classmate. WILLIAM HENRY PHILLIPS IPhili 864 Perkiomen Street, Philodelphia Born: May 23, 1931 Course ' Regulor and Stenographic Activities: Orchestra, 7-A to S-2; Rodio Program, ' 48, Dramotic Club, J-2 to S-2; Officer in Orchestra, S-2; Centennial Pageant, ' 48; Stu¬ dent Council, 2-2; Activities Night, ' 46, ' 47; String Ensemble; Swing Bond, S-2; Coptain of Orchestra. Phil ' s laughter olways makes a dull place cheerful. Possessing greo: imagination ond a sensible mind, he is often oble to solve many of our problems Besides being one of our star musicions, he is also o v. ' onderful dancer. So long to a joviality and friendliness which we shall never forget '