Girard College - Corinthian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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PASQUALE R, FEUDO (Pat) 2546 South Holbrook Street, Philodelphio Born: December 3, 1931 Course: Practicol Arts ond Potternmoking Activities: Lieutenant in Battalion, S-2; Centennial Pageant, ' 48 In Pat we find a fellow who can say the right thing at the right time Always cheerful and considerote of others, his warm smile has burned on everlasting impression in the memories of his clossmotes. HARRY EDWARD FLOYD (Horry) 6115 North 7th Street, Philadelphia Born: September 14, 1932 Course Regular and Clerical A-t,vines Band, 7A to S-2, Concert Band, 2-2 to S-2; Swing Band, J-l to S-2 Sergeant in Band, S-2; Centennial Pageant; Activities Night, ' 47, Girard News, S-2. A musician of worth, Harry was a whiz on the trombone. Though he steered cleor of the spotlight, his value to the class was quite ap¬ parent Horry never neglected his school work nor did he ever fail to have a complimentary remork for a deserving buddy RUSSELL F. FLOYD (Russ) 6115 North Seventh Street, Philadelphia Born: September 14, 1932 Course: Regular and Clerical Activities: Orchesfro, 7A to J-2, String Ensemble, J-2 to S-1; Glee Club S-1, S-2; Photographer of Girard News, S-2. Russell ' s pet interest is photography. With o camera in his hands he was not excelled No slacker with a cue-stick either, Russ could clear the table with the best of them. A notural congeniol monner has made him a fovorite. JOHN ADAM FURRY (John) 1715 North Kedzie Avenue, Chicogo, Illinois Born: April 28, 1932 Course: Regular and Stenography Activities: Dramatic Club, j-2 to S-2, Glee Club, j-2 to S-2; Orchestra, I-I to j-l. String Ensemble, J-l, j-2; Band, S-2, Activities Night, ' 47, Centennal Pageant, ' 48; Gym, ' 47- ' 48, ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50, Trock, ' 49, Lower Merion Invitation Medal, Third place on High Bar, ' 49; Vice President of Nationol Honor Society, S-2; Girard Magazine, j-2 to S-2, Sw.ng Band, S-2; News Editor of Girard News; Purchasing Manager of Student Center, S-2; Cheerleader, ' 48, ' 49; Co-Captain of Gym Team, S-2; Cabinet Member, S-2; Harmony Club, S-2; W.G.C. An¬ nouncer, S-2; Secretory of Dramatic Club, S-2. In the gym ond in his studies John headed the list. An ordent worker, he just didn ' t hove it in him to quit. His thoughtfulness ond devotion to his classmates hove won for him our sincere admiration and ap¬ preciation Well, John, it ' s yours for the taking. THE CORINTHIAN January

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JOSEPH N. DIRENZA (Joe) 2517 South Iseminger Street, Philadelphia Born; November 14, 1932 Course: Regular and Machine Shop Activities: Glee Club, S-1, S-2; Music Prize, 68; Lieutenant of Recruits, S-2; Echelon Platoon, S-l; First ploce. Individual Competitive Drill, S-1, Activities Night, ' 47 You hod to like Joe. Nothing is quite equal to his timely stories and songs An unreplaceable cog in our class mechanism, Joe ' s smiling feo- ,i,az nnH friendly octions will never escape our memories DANIEL S. DODD (DANi R.D. No.I, Alderson, Pa. Born: June 25, 1931 Course: Practical Arts and Patternmaking Activities: Captain in Battalion S-2; Student Council, S-1; Dramatic Club, S-2; Centennial Pageant, Glee Club, S-2; Track, ' 49; Student Center, S-2 Donny ' s raucous ontics ond carefree nature have frequently enliv¬ ened a dull moment. Despite his superior size he could be gentle and appreciative of his clossmotes. Don ' s love of the woods is natural. So long, [Jonny! Don ' t forget us. GEORGE DUNCAN DOWDEN (George) 27 West Word Avenue, Ridley Pork, Pa. Born; September 15, 1932 Course: Regular ond Stenography Activities. What Can We Do To Improve Girard? Essay Contest, 2-2, 1st Prize; Band, 1-1; Girard Mogazine, J-2 to S-2; Dromatic Club, J-2 to S-2; Costs: Jeon Voliean, She Stoops To Conquer, Echelon Plotoon, S-1; 1st Sergeant in Bottalion, S-2 Activities Night, ' 47; Asso¬ ciate Editor of Girord Mogozine, S-2, Student Council, 1-1, 1-2, 2-2; WGC Announcer, S-2; Vice-President of Dromatic Club, S-2; THE CORINTHIAN STAFF, S-2. Where there was laughter, there was George A talent in acting ond o suave manner of speech have often put him over the rough spots. H s fine talent in writing hos ployed no small part in his success. DAVID ALLEN DOWNING iDovei 559 Both Street, Bristol, Pa. Born: October 24, 1931 Course: Generol ond Automobile Shop A friendlier fellow I ' ve never met might best describe Dave. Little Man could ever see the bright side of life. His gay witticisms and im¬ itations did much to keep the class in high spirits. THE CORINTHIAN 1950

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GLENN D. GOBER (Glenn) 1110 Lincoln Avenue, Prospect Pork, Po. Born: December 27, 1932 Course: Regular and Clerical Activities: Captain in Battalion, S-2; Gym, ' 48,- ' 49; ' 49- ' 50; Co-Cap- tain of Gym Team, S-2, Saber Squad, S-1; Student Council, 2-2; Cen¬ tennial Pageant, ' 48. Glenn portrayed leadership and spirit in the gym and the battalion. Never lacking a keen sense of humor, he was always ready to lough ot our jokes and hear our stories. It is with regret that we bid him farewell WILLIAM BOWEN HEACOX (Billi 42-F Longfellow Drive, Homestead, Pa Born: Moy 9, 1932 Course. Regular and Patternmoking Activities: Activities Night, ' 46, ' 47. Moe could reach inside o broken radio, tighten a screw, reor- ronge o few wires, turn the knob and it would work. Here we find a fellow ever willing to help us over a rough spot in moth. He has given us mony a humorous moment, too. RICHARD HUTCHINSON (Hutch) Follkill Road, Hyde Park, N.Y. Born: June 16, 1932 Course General and Sheet Metal Activities: Guidon in Battalion, S-2; Second Prize, Metallurgy, S-2. A corefree fellow, Hutch is a fine clossmate. He has proved himself on the othletic field and in the Sheet Metal Shop, where he won o prize in metollurgy last term. Friendly and winning, Hutch will be missed THOMAS WRIGHT JACKSON iTommyi 127 North Bellevue Avenue, Langhorne, Po Born: Moy 17, 1932 Course: Regular and Electrical Activities: Sergeant Armorer, J-2; Lieutenant Armorer, S-1, S-2; Dramatic Club, J-2, S-2, Fencing, ' 47, ' 48, ' 49; Cultural Olympics, ' 47 ' Activities Night, ' 47, Engineer, W.G.C., S-1, S-2; Glee Club, S-1, S-2, Costs: Jeon Valjean, She Stoops to Conquer, Maid of Fronce, ond ' The Boy Slave. Whenever Tom ' s ottention wos drown to a difficulty in the function¬ ing of a mike or radio, his qualities began to shine. Known os the man behind the scenes, he will be sorely misseed not only when electricol problems oppeor bockstoge but also when we need o true friend. 1950 THE CORINTHIAN 19 !-