Girard College - Corinthian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Campus Quotes I think we had better hove a class meeting after chapel. This morning I shall puh-lay a puh-relude. Boy, where ' s your guidonce notebook? Cross the street without looking .... SMACK! It is my awna to present Mr. Wubbin Wubberts. Simmuh down! This morning I shall sing Psalm . . . Chop chop goes the woodsman. Down falls the tree! I just love these Saturday morning recitals, don ' t you? WHERE ' S THE OLD GIRARD? Who taught us when we pray to say . . . Battery to button, button to bell, bell to the other side of the battery. What ' s the story here? Goodnight brethren, scholars, Girardians, little laddies, etc. Short step on the right, third man from the guide, short step! Of course Nawth Carolina is going to win. Typical response from a bunch of amateurs! We ' re acting in loco parentis. That ' s the first mistake I ' ve ever made. Explode the preposition and put a box around its object. Mother, I ' d like you to meet Miss McGhee. Miss McGhee .... How many of you haven ' t kissed a girl? You ' d better get going. Posture! Would you care to join me in a ketchup sandwich? And then on the third rail .... BANG! Now we go to work and .... So you must have made 36 pairs of pajamas out of 86 handkerchiefs! The Indians shot the arrows at the wagon, to the wagon, over the wagon, through the wagon .... Stroke, recover, kick, and glide. 10 }►

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Friiltiy Morniiifi Aisniihly — Duu berty, SheriJan, anj T ry Dcmomtratc Jitilo. Harriton Orchestra Entertains Hutniners WGC in action — Wilson. Lutestanski, anti Gilliam Hallowe ' en Entertainment, 1960 Dr. Vriedmann Conducting Wednesday Morning Chapel Seriice Assenililiess Assembly programs play a prominent part in Gir¬ ard lives. They have been a source of pleasure, infor¬ mation, a.nd instruction. In the newbie” years we took them for granted. Back in the days of our Junior School careers, we participated in plays and auditorium pro¬ grams of all kinds. Now in our final year we are not only a part but we are the organizers. Our Chapel exercises on Wednesday mornings will have a lasting place in our memories. We shall recall Dr. Friedmann’s talks and realize how deep was their meaning. The variety and pleasure of the Friday auditorium programs have had special significance, for they gave us the opportunity to express our views on many sub¬ jects. The movies shown on Friday nights have been works of distinction. Who can forget those Hum Thrill¬ ers.” WGC and WGC-FM have a glow of their own for they were our student-run productions. When we tuned in on Monday morning, we were brought up to date on our own interpretation of the latest Girard and World news. Our Saturday Concert Band music and the organ numbers of Mr. Anthony Falatico have given us an appreciation of music. Visiting musical organizations have added to this. Special lectures and outside speakers have stimu¬ lated our interest in many subjects. This multiplicity of assembly programs has been an effective part of growth. They have made us better Girardians and have added depth to our years at school. 9

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Poll Most Likely to Succeed. Basher First to be Married. Hilliard Best Athlete. Petronis Class Intellectual Wolff Slowest . Cybulski Fostest Growing . Paul Most Patriotic. Perazzelli Wildest Imagination .Foley Closs Wolf.Carullo Most Conservative.Dorsey Most Helpful. Burson Wittiest .Crosson Best Dancer. Monteleon Biggest Biceps . Charney Class Radical.Molz Most Boisterous .DeCorlo Best Physique. Forcellini Class Politician .. . Manning One Man Team. Gilliam First To Succeed In Business.Westfall Most Typical Hummer .. . Fiore Never To Be Forgotten.Mr. Richardson Favorite Hongout.The Dugout Most-Used Passout.Penny Arcades Broadest Smile. Lewis Best Dressed.Berry First Bald.. . Carlson Most Ambitious. Hoy Biggest Eater. Reitano Best Matured.Barth Most Gullible.Silberman Class Clown .Schneebele [ 11 ]