Girard College - Corinthian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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DANIEL JONES (Dan) 413 De(X)t Street, Scranton, Po. Born; April 23, 1932 Course: Regular and Clerical Activities: Candy Trade, J-1 to S-1; Lieutenant in Battalion, S-2. Dan has always been an easygoing, unperturbed fellow with a cheer¬ ful character. Becouse he is amiable, Dan has won for himself the reputotion of having what it takes EDWARD SAMUEL JONES (Eddie) 27 Hamilton Street, Staten Island, N Y. Born: December 6, 1931 Course. General and Clerical Activities: Girard Magazine, S-1 to S-2; Secretary of Magazine, S-1, S-2; Dramatic Club, J-2 to S-2, Artist of ploys Les Miserobles, ond She Stoops to Conquer, Captain of Junior Bond, 2-1; Bond 2-2 to J-1; Concert Band, J-2 to S-2; Centennial Pageant; Activities Night, ' 47, Baseball, ' 49; Swing Band, S-1, S-2, Color Trade, J-1, Cheerleader, ' 48, ' 49; Girard News, S-2. In Eddie we see one of those fellows that ore forever moking new friends. His happy-go-lucky manner and easy smile hove achieved for him just that. Eddie ' s ability to drow has given us m any fine covers for dance programs and class posters. THOMAS ENT KELLER l Barney i T7S North Croskey Street, Philodelphia Born: May 14, 1933 Course: Regulor and Electrical Activities: CORINTHIAN STAFF, S-2; Glee Club, S-2, Dramatic Club S-i, S-2, Activities Night, ' 47, Bond, 7A to S-2, Sergeant in Bond ' S-2; Cultural Olympics, ' 47, ' 48, ' 49; Contributor to Girard Magazine ' f- ' ' S-2; Co-Editor-in-Chief, CORINTHIAN, Concert Band ' ' She Stoops to Conquer, Maid of France and The Boy Dove. Tom ' s congenial way with all has been a steady asset of our group His witty, good-natured ways have given us a lift often when we felt low As a creative writer he also has displayed fine talent JOHN JOSEPH KELLY (Oats) 1245 West Westmoreland Street, Philadelphia Born December 19, 1932 Course Regulor and Printing Activities Basketball, ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50; Soccer, ' 48, ' 49; Candy Trade, J-1, J-2, Color Guard, S-2, All-Scholastic Soccer Team, ' 49. UneKcelled in organized sports, John took our best athlete honors His extraordinary work on the soccer field and his skill in bosketball will never be forgotten. How could we ever forget John ' s towering frame, his sparkling personality, and his typicolly Irish monnerisms. THE CORINTHIAN January

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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 !-

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DAVID MORGAN KLENK (Dave) 363 Hamel Avenue, Glenside, Pa. Born: July 5, 1932 Course: Practical Arts and Machine Shop Activities Band, 1-1 to S-2; Glee Club, S-1, S-2; Manager of Soccer Team, ' 48; Cultural Olympics, ' 47, ' 48, ' 49; Officer in Band, S-2; Girard News Reporter, S-2. When you heard on outburst of boisterous laughter in Allen, more likely rhon not it could be traced to Dave. Enjoying life to its utmost, he refused to be caught in a bad mood. For many joyful moments we thonk vcj, Dave. ROBERT PAUL KLINGERMAN (Bob) 122 South Fifth Street, Hazelton, Pa. Born: April 18, 1933 Course Gcrrcral ond Carpentry Activities Activities Night, ' 46, ' 47. Bob ' s quiet but stalwart nature has commanded our respect. He would accept the duties placed before him ond stick to them until they were discharged. His strong Hvp of beauty has often led him out into the woods on hikes We say goodbye. Bob, with real regret. DAVID L. KURTZ (Dave) P.O. Box Punxsutowny, o. Born: January 21, 1932 Course. General and Machine Shop Activities Activities Night, ' 46, Contributor for Girard Magazine, S-l. A regular fellow, Dave knows how to take a little ribbing and hand It right bock Many was the time he had us in stitches with his original slang ond dry jokes. When Dove leaves, his loss to us will be Pounkschetauny ' s gain. RICHARD HOWARD LIGHTKEP (Duck) 1830 East 87th Street Cleveland, Ohio Born: September 23, 1932 Course. Regular and Drofting Activities; Bond, 7A to S-2; Swing Bond, S-l, S-2; Trock, ' 49; Dramatic Club, S-l, S-2, Activities Night, ' 47, National Honor Society, S-l, S-2, Cultural Olympics, ' 47, ' 48, ' 49; Student Assembly, S-2; Corporal in Band, S-2, Girord Magazine, S-2; Cost: She Stoops to Conquer. Duck ' s quiet, unassuming manner wos in reality o disguise which covered o staunch and noble choracter. We recognized in him a po¬ tential leader. The truth of his worthiness wos recognized fully when Duck was elected to the National Honor Society lost term. THE CORINTHIAN 1950