Girard College - Corinthian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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(luiiA of- Q ' j4 15 EDWARD FRANCIS AMBROSE 1 Ed 239 Avon Road Upper Darby, Pa. Born: September 18, 1937 Course: Regular and Clerical Activities: Track Team, ’52; Dramatic Club, J-l to S-2; Casts: The Ambush, Our Town; Student Council, S-2; Cor¬ responding Secretary, S-2; Social Committee, S-2; Wrestling Team, ’52 to ’54; WGC Director, S-2; National Honor Society, J-2,to S-2; Participation in Temple Speech Festival, ’S3; Casts: The Adventures of Pickwick, The Little Man; President of the National Honor Society, ’54; Student Faculty Comm ' ttee, ’S3; Recruit Lieutenant, ’53, ’54; Student Court, ’53, ’54; Business Manager of Girard News, ’54; Firing Squad, ’54. In school work, athletics, public speaking, and dramatics Ed was outstanding. Besides being a good friend with a willing hand, he will be remembered for helping many a fellow to enjoy a Friday evening in Founder’s Hall with his wide acquaintanceship a ::o-:g the girls. LAWRENCE LEE BAUGHMAN (Lee) 1099 Vine Street Nanty-Glo, Pa. Born: July 27, 1936 Course: General and Printing Activities: Drill Band, 6B to 8B; Concert Band, 8B to S-2; Cultural Olympics, ’52, ’5 3; Jesse B. Manbeck Prize for Printing, ’52; Sergeant in Concert Band, ’S3, ’54. Lee’s quiet, unassuming personality has made him a good friend to all. If friendliness, modesty, and hard work are qualities leading to success, Lee will most certainly succeed. REGINALD JOHN BIERKO (Reg) Kenilworth Gardens Garth Road, Scarsdale, N. Y. Born: July 19, 1936 Course: General and Stenographic Activities: Student Council Representative, 8th and 9th grades; Caen Committee, 9th; Echelon, ’52, ’53; Lieutenant Co. C, S3; Dramatic Club, ’52, ’53, ’54; Cast: The Boy Comes Home; Announcer, WGC, S-2; Girard Magazine, ’52 to ’54; All Star Intraural, ’51; Girard News, ’54; Cast: The Little Man. If you need an expert public speaker or actor, gel Reg. His jovial manner, and quick wit will always stand him in good stead.

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' 4 (2oxintfi ian PAUL JEROME YATCHISIN (Tex) VICE-PRESIDENT 1209 Loomis Avenue Scranton 4, Pa. Bom: April 9, 1936 Course: General and Drafting Activities: American Legion Award, 10A; Baseball, ’54; Soccer Manager, ’53; Inrtamural All-Star Basketball, ’51; Commissioner of Intramural Basketball, ’52; Commissioner of Intramural Base¬ ball, ’51; Commissioner of Intramural Soccer, ’51; Student Coun¬ cil, S-l, S-2; Chairman of Athletic Committee, S-l, S-2; Student Court, ’53; Vice-President of Student Council, S-l, S-2; All- Star Soccer, ’51; Vice-President of Senior Class; Reporter for Radio-Program, WGC; Cultural Olympics,’ ’53, ’54; Corinthian Photographer, ’53, ’54; National Honor Society. Tex is a guy” to whom you just can’t say goodbye”. He possesses attributes that have made him the keystone of our class in school, in sports, and in government. A member of the Na¬ tional Honor Society and class Vice-President, Tex” leaves with hopes for a bright future and the blessings of his classmates. KENNETH EDWARD CARPENTER Ken SECRETARY 210 Wildwood Avenue E. Lansdowne, Pa. Born: November 13, 1936 Course: Regular and Stenographic Activities: Girard News Reporter, 10B to J-l; Drill Band, 8B to 10A; Concert Band, 10A to S-2; First Lieutenant, S-2; Cul¬ tural Olympics, ’51 to ’53; Student Court Judge, J-l to S-2; Ass’t Bookkeeper Student Center, J-l; Head Bookkeeper, J-l to S-2; Glee Club, J-l to S-2; Secretary-Treasurer of J-l Class; Secretary of Senior Class; Joseph A. Campbell First Prize; Associate Editor of Corinthian, S-2; Student Cabinet, 9A to 9B; Reporter WGC, S-2; Bell Lyre Award, 10B, J-l, J-2; National Honor Society, J-l to S-2; Co-editor-in-chief of Girard News. ’54; Student Court, ’53, ’54; 1st Lieutenant of Concert Band, ’53, ’54; Steel and Garnet Staff; Secretary of National Honor Society. Ken” possesses a truly fine stock of ideals. He upheld these con¬ victions through thick and thin. Because of this tenacity of pur¬ pose, Ken has won the admiration and respect of his class. A credit to the Band, Student Center, and student government, Ken is a man whom Stephen Girard would be proud to call son. BASIL BURLEIGH BARTLOW (Basil) TREASURER New Albany, Pa. Born: March 6, 1937 Course: Regular and Electrical Activities: Glee Club, ’51 to ’54; Dramatic Club, ’52 to ’54; Swing Band, S-2; Battalion Lieutenant Clerk, S-2; Class Treas¬ urer, S-2; Student Center, S-2 ; Sound Engineer, ' 5 2 to ’54; WGC Technical Director, S-2; Caen Committee, ’51 to ’52; Junior and Senior Life Saving; National Honor Society. Basil has won a high place among his fellow classmates with bis mechanically inclined mind. His inventiveness is particularly keen. Who knows! We may even have another Edison!

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id Ulzz (loxinikicui PATRICK JOSEPH BOLAND (Pat) 409 Delaware Avenue Olyphant, Pa. Born: August 24, 1936 Course: Regular and Drafting Activities: Gym Team, ’50 to ’54; Rifle Club, ’52 to ’54; Echelon Platoon, ’53; Student Council, ’50, ’51; Cheerleader, ’54; ’54; Dramatic Club, Cast: Nicholas Nickleby. Though small in size, Pat’s contribution to the class has been big. Always happy himself, Pat has spread this cheerfulness to the rest of the class. A sure success! HAROLD ROBERT BOWMAN (Bob ' R.D. 3, Box 204 Sinking Valley, Altoona, Pa. Born: October 12, 193 5 Course: General and Bookkeeping Activities: Drill Band, ’49; Echelon Platoon, ’5 3; Intramural All Star Basketball Team, ’52; Sergeant in Battalion, ’5 3; Track Team, ’51 to ’54; Centennial Pageant, ’48. Bob’s friendliness and pleasing sense of humor hat e made him very popular. Because of these fine attributes we wish him good luck. ROY BLAIR BROWN (Roy) Penn Run, R.D. 2 Pennsylvania Born: December 23, 1936 Course: General and Auto Shop Activities: Band, 9A to 9B; Cadet-Major of Battalion, S-2; Wrestling, ’51 to ’53; Cultural Olympics, ’5 1 to ’54; Student Council, ’54; Student-Faculty Committee, ’5 3, ’54; Co-Captain of Wrestling Team, ’52, ’5 3. Quiet, strong leadership in the battalion has made Roy out¬ standing. He is destined to make a place for himself in any community.