Girard College - Corinthian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Priiitiilf ' Stdff Richard C. Fiore Allen T. W ilson Busiiiiss Munti ers Jay J. Lazar George J. Beckman Tli t ' 4»ri III liisiii PLUIfL,. 9 . Co-Eilitors-hi-Cbiff Horace A. Long David J. Jamieson W ' riliiig Staff James R. Hallam S. Robert Molz Thomas H. Hallam Edward Poncavage David C. Hoy Harry G. Roth a asf of 1Q6 i Art Staff Darrow S. Welch Christopher F. Blrry Photographers James Evans Harvey S. Yocom TABLE OF CONTENTS Letter to Stephen Girard. Fly Title Page . . 1 Alma Mater 3 Department Heads and Administration 4, S Faculty Picture . 6 Service Staffs 7 Highlights of Senior Year ... 8 A ' emblics . 9 Campus Quotes 10 Class Poll. 11 Letter from Dr. Dukes. 12 Senior Divider. , 13 Senior Portraits . .. 14-38 Activities Divider 39 Corinthian Staff . 40 Girard News Staff 41 Girardian Staff 42 Student Center Staff 43 WGC 44 Dramatic Club 45 Battalion 46 Concert Band . 47 Glee Club . 48 Swing Band . 49 National Honor Society 50 Student Council ■ 51 Photography and Rifle Clubs 52 Allen Hall Life 53 Social Life . 54 Sports Divider 55 Soccer . 56 Cross Country 57 Basketball . 58 Fencing . 59 Wrestling 60 Swimming 61 Baseball 62 Track . 63 Lettermen . . 64 W ' e Bequeath. Fly We would like to acknowledge gratefully our thanks to: Mr. Caswell E. MacGregor, faculty advisor, for the many hours he spent making The Corinthian truly representative of Girard College. Mr. M. Arnold Daffin. faculty printing advisor, for his efforts, guidance, and patience. The Seniors of the Girard College Print Shop, for their skill and assistance in making The Corinthian a reality.

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where once a jertile farm had been, And hardy men u orked through the days, We shared the goodness of a great man’s faith And learned direction from his ways. We gathered strength in mind and heart To face the shadowed years ahead. To light the time of days to come With hope fulfilled and work well done. Where once a fertile farm had been Our school and home now proudly stands. This is Girard, our Alma Mater Whose sons we are and soon to leave. We now must use what we have learned To keep our Founder’s dream a truth. And prove ourselves as real men, The garnered promise of our youth. Frank J. Lowery, ’61