Girard College - Corinthian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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STEPHEN ROBERT CHARNEY (STEVE) 1360 New York Avenue Brooklyn 3, New York General ond Printing Glee Club, Girardian Steve enjoyed life in his own independent way, lifting weights, dancing to records, .ind in general following his desires. JOHN JOSEPH CROSSON (JOHN) 134 North 27th Street Camden, New Jersey General and Stenographic Band John enjoyed a good practical joke. Seemingly reserved in manner, he was frequently the key man in humorous plots. He was active in the Band and a familiar figure on the intramural scene. EUGENE CHESTER CYBULSKI (CEBO) 48 Laurel Street Plains, Pa. General and Machine Shop Soccer, Basketball, Baseball, Echelon, Glee Club Determination, whether playing soccer or pitching a fast ball from the mound, was Cebo’s outstanding trait. He also enjoyed music and was an asset to the Glee Club. LEONARD ROBERT LOUIS DeCARLO (DES) 6801 Algard Street Philadelphia 3 5, Pa. General and Carpentry Band, Glee Club, Girard News, Cross Country Bes ' des being interested in both the Choir and Concert Band, Des often participated in out-of-class debates. We will long remember his boisUTOus laugh ringing merrily in 4 20 y

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ROBERT GEORGE BURSON (BOB) 215 S. Sixth Street Shamokin, Pa. General and Printing Sti ' dent Center Bob will be remembered as a steady dependable cLassmatc who, although he kept to himself, was always around when there was a job to be done. He was willing to take others’ problems and make them his own. PAUL EDWARD CARLSON (CARLi 220 Courtdale Avenue Courtdale, Pa. General and Carpentry Glee Club Carl had a quiet, pleasant personality. In his shop work he was He was also an asset to the tenor section of the Glee Club. meticulous carpenter. JOHN FRANCIS ANTHONY CARULLO (CUZ) 284 5 S. Iscminger Street Philadelphia 48, Pa. General and Machine Shop Dramatic Club, Baseball, Soccer Sports” was John’s middle name. As a fullback on the varsity soccer squad he played a rugged game, and behind the catcher’s mask on the west playground his spirit was often the deciding factor in a baseball game. JOSEPH STANBRIDGE CECOT (JOE) 9 Merchant Street Newark 5, New Jersey General and Clerical Band, Glee Club, Photography Club Joe was our king of the cuisine whose ambition is to become a chef. He initiated for himself a volunteer cooking course in the school kitchen. He has been our Drum Major in the Band. Quiet and sincere he was a good listener. A 19

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MARIO ANTHONY DeMARCO (MARIO) 2121 Vi ' . Passyunk Avenue Philadelphia 4V. Pa. Acodemic and Drafting Bond, Glee Club, Photography Club Mario ' s interests were varied. He could name on sight any airplane. His interest in music Ic ' d to his being a lieutenant in the Band. He contributed his skill in photography by taking pictures for the Girard News. CHARLES RANDOLPH DOOLEY (CHUCK) 3032 McKinley Street Philadelphia 49, Pa. General and Electrical Girard News, Fencing, Glee Club, National Honor Society, Echelon distinguished as the captain of the fencing team for two years of very Chuck successful competition. He s also honored with election to the National Honor Society. WALTER WHITMAN DORSEY III (WALT) 6001 Reach Street Philadelphia 11, Pa. Academic and Printing Basketball, Baseball, WGC, Girard News, World Affairs Council As manager of the basketball and baseball squads, Vi ' alt showed spirit apd ability i helping our teams. It was often his presence that gave that extra little lift that wa needed to win a game or to make a dull moment pleasant. JOSEPH CHARLES DOUGHERTY ( 12 59 S. 27th Street Philadelphia 46, Pa. General and Carpentry Wrestling, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, WGC, Echelon The slap of the mat, the sound of the whistle, and the background for Doc’s prowess in wrestling. He w; of the crowd were the prominent thespian. 4 21