Girard College - Corinthian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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JOHN VINCENT THOMPSON (Tom) 2219 East Susquehanna Avenue, Philadelphia Born; February 6, 1933 Course: Regular and Patternmaking Activities; Band, 7B to S-2; Officer in Band, S-2; Concert Bond, J-l to S-2; Cultural Olympics, ' 47, ' 48, ' 49; Activities Night, ' 46, ' 47. Tom ' s possword is cheer. Forever ready with hearty laugh, he was welcomed by oil A hard worker, Tom never fell behind in his studies or lost his fine sense of values. He is going to have a happy and prosperous life. BARTON DEAN UPLINGER (Dean) Reynoldsville, Pa. Born: August 2, 1932 Course: Regular and Machine Shop Activities: Swimming, ' 48; Orchestra, 1-2 to 2-1; Echelon Platoon, ' 49; Glee Club, S-2. Deon was one of the class ' nature boys. What he doesn ' t know about birds and animals isn ' t worth knowing. Reds ' diligence ond pwtience in everything hos won for him our lasting admiration and respect JAMES WILLIAM WAGNER (Jim) Carl Mackley Apartments, M Bristol Streets, Philadelphia Born. June 30, 1931 Course; Proctical Arts and Drafting Activities: Guidon in Battalion, S-2; Glee Club, S-2, Cultural Olym¬ pics, ' 48; Student Council, 2-1; Echelon Platoon, S-l; Activities Night, ' 45, ' 47; Sergeant in Battalion, S-2. An easy-going fellow with a real talent in dro. ' ting especially, Jim has other superb abilities and a warm smile. We shall be surprised if Jim doesn ' t become a greot orchitect after he leoves Girard LEE A. WEAVER (Lee) 1102 Scalp Avenue, Johnstown, Pa. Born: Februory 2, 1932 Course: Regular and Auta Shop Activities: Band, 7A to S-2; Concert Bond, J-2 to S-2; Cultural Olym¬ pics, ' 47, ' 48, ' 49; Dramatic Club, S-l, S-2; Soccer Referee, J-2; Ser¬ geant in Bond, S-2. Lee ' s noturol smile and handsome features have made him a favor¬ ite omong the girls. At the dances his presence has meant lots of fun. A fine auto mechanic, he is an industrious worker ond an asset to any organization. 1950 THE COftlN ' miAM ' {27 r

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WILLIAM J. ROTHMAN (Bill) 3101 Bancroft Street, Philadelphia Born; May 27, 1932 Course; Procticol Arts and Clerical Activities; Glee Club, S-2; Bond, 1-1; Centennial Pageant. Perhaps one of the most enthusiostic sports fans in the doss. Bill will alwoys have an array of cold facts for onyone challenging his technical knowledge. What o debote when Fred and he got together. HAROLD D. SAULSBERY (Souls) 604 Glenfield Avenue, Glenolden, Po. Bom: September 22, 1933 Course: Regular ond Automobile Shop Activities: Bond, 7A to S-2; Coptoin, Junior Bond, 2-2, Activities Night 45, 47, Swing Bon J-I to S-2; Leader, Swing Band, S-2; Culturol Olympics, 47, 48; Centennial Pageant; Glee Club, J-2 to S-2- Sec¬ retary of (3lee Club, S-2; Student Council, S-1; Notional Honor So- Secretary of Notionol Honor Society, S-2; Buying and Ihng Manager, Student Center, S-2; Girard News, S-2- THE COR¬ INTHIAN STAFF, S-2; Captain of Bond, S-2,- Harmony Club, S-2. a musician Souls was unsurpassed. As leader of the swing bond he mode our donees bright. With his wovy, red hair, good looks and straightforward outlook on life, Souls is going to make a loud bang in the world outside. ROBERT MORRIS SPECA (Specs) 720 Howard Avenue, Havertown, Pa. Born; May 9, 1932 Course: Regular and Printing Activities; Activities Night, ' 47; Centenniol Pageant; Glee Club J-2 -2- ' Band, 7A to S-2, 1st Lieutenont m Band, S-2, Girard News, S-1, S-2; Compus Strolling Column S-2 Entertainment Manager, Student Center, S-2; Manager, Swing Band ' 5-2; Jesse B. Manbeck Prize, J-2, Cultural Olympics, ' 47 ' 48 Girard Mogozine, S-2,- Harmony Club, S-1, S-2,- Soccer, ' 49; Social (Zommit- tee, S-2. Forever cheerful, good-looking, talented in music, and industrious, Specs stands before us. He was never too busy to lend a helping bond. He hos many distinguishing qualities which will undoubtedly lead him along the road of success. So long, to o great classmate. EDWARD SUAREZ (Eddie) 125 Kenilworth Street, Philodelphio Born: Morch 30, 1932 Course; Generol and Printing Activities; Lieutenant of Recruits, S-1; Firing Squad, S-1; 1st Lieuten¬ ant in Battalion, S-2; Centennial Pogeont; Gym, ' 47- ' 48, ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50; Cheerleader, ' 48, ' 49, Dramatic Club, S-1, S-2,- Glee Club, S-2; Girard News, S-l; Activities Night, ' 44. Eddie has captured the real significonce of Smile and the world smiles w)th you. A popular member of the class, he has also been a lettermon on the gym team. And what obout the magnetic charm of that smile? THE CORINTHIAN January { 26

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m There is a destiny which makes us brothers, None goes his way alone. —MARKHAM THE CLASS OF CORIHTHIAM January