Girard College - Corinthian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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GEORGE ALLEN HILL (GEORGE) 2708 21$t Avenue Astoria V, Long Island, New York Acodcmic ond Drafting National Honor Society, Bond, Swing Band George earned an established place on the intramural scene. His talent on the sax¬ ophone added much to the Swing Band. He served also as an officer in the Concert Band. He was quietly efficient. KENNETH WILLIAM HIPPLE (KEN) 2478 79th Avenue Philadelphia SO, PU. General and Clerical Track, Band, Swing Band, Cross Country, Glee Club Ken ■was one of the most active members of the Swing Band. His interest in music I made him a respected officer in the Concert Band. His abilities in sports have earned him letters on the cross-country and track teams. He was one of the best liked boys in the CHESTER HERBERT HOFFNAGLE (CHET) 700 Jessop Place York, Pennsylvania General and Clerical Band, Glee Club The band just wasn’t complete without Chet’s tuba. His deep tones were a f sound during the battalion reviews. Chet’s tuba and high-pitched giggle w indispensable part of our Girard life. His presence added pleasure to any group. id JOSEPH LARRY JACOBS (JAKE) 166 Mill Street Hughesville, Pa. Academic and Clerical Rifle Club, WGC Jake was an energetic figure in the intramural sports program. He had the gift of winning and losing with good spirit. 25 y

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STEPHEN MARSHALL HAIGLER (STEVE) 4520 Magee Street Philadelphia 3 5, Pa. Mcaaemic i a Auromonve World Affairs Council, Echelon, Glee Club, Rifle Club A cheerful, steady way of life was Steve ' s chief attribute. He loved read automotive magazines hungrily, and liked to share his interest He was panion. We shall always remember his high-toned pleasant laugh automobiles, a good com- JAMES RAYMOND HALLAM (JIM) 2868 Ruth Street Philadelphia 34, Pa. Academic and Stenographic Band, Glee Club, WGC, National Honor Society, World Affairs Council, Wrestling, Dramatic Club, Girardian, Girard News, Corinthian Jim is a dedicated Girardian and on and abilities without stint to make our classmates as an outstanding Hummer. half the Hallam twins. He has given his energy school better. He is respected by teachers and THOMAS HENRY HALLAM Jr. (TOM) 2868 Ruth Street Philadelphia 34, Pa. Academic and Stenographic Band, Glee Club, WGC, National Honor Society, World Affairs Council, Wrestling, Dramatic Club, Girardian, Girard News, Corinthian Tom is one of the hard workers of our class. His interest in both school and in extracurricular activities has lead him to be respected by the entire class. He has demon¬ strated his drive as both co-editor of the News and co-captain of the wrestling team. He is the other half of the Hallam twins. BARRY THOMAS HEILMAN (BARRY) 813 Bellefonte Avenue Reading, Pa. General and Clerical Bond, Swing Band, Student Center Barry’s baritone sax could be heard at all the dances this year. Ai Swing Band, he helped provide the needed punch in dimples and wide smile radiated pleasure and friendlin( laking ( member of the dances a success. His

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DAVID JOHN JAMIESON (DAVE) 770 North 26th Street Philadelphia 30, Pa. Academic ond Stenographic WGC, Girard News, Corinthian, World Affoirs Council, Bond, Swing Band, National Honor Society, Dramatic Club Dave’s interests and energy were divided evenly between music and studies. Without his capable leadership of the Swing Band our dances would have lost much of their sparkle. He was a vital member of the class. WILLIAM JOSEPH JERVIS (BILL) 313 Grassmare Avenue Interlaken, New Jersey General and Clerical Glee Club, Cross Country Neat as a pin and sartorially perfect, Bill dressed like a gentleman and had the man¬ ners to match. He was a good classmate. MARK JEFFREY KENYON (KEN) 617 Leopard Lane Warminster, Pa. General and Pattern Girardian, Basketball Ken’s quiet friendliness made him a welcome member of any group. Tall and i he was a valuable member of the basketball team. igged JOSEPH JAY LAZAR (JAY) 401 North 8th Street Allentown, Pa. Academic and Clerical Girard News, WGC, Corinthian, Soccer, Baseball, Echelon, Girardian, World Affairs Council An excellent student, Jay held a place on the Honor Roll throughout his high school career. He was a good athlete and on the staff of two publications. He was a conscientious Girardian. 26 y