Girard College - Corinthian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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JOHN CUPANI (JOHN) 21 2 Price Street Pittston, Pa. Academic and Carpentry Photography Club, Corinthian, Dramatic Club, Band, Swing Band John earned a njme as a mathematician and a musician. Membership in num¬ erous activities kept him always on the go, yet John was a good student. JOSEPH DAILEY (JOE» 236 Elmwood Avenue West Chester. Pa. Academic and Clerical WGC, Corinthian, Girard News, Girard Literary Magazine, World Affairs Council, Dramatic Club, Basketball, Seminar Joe was not only one of the most important members of our class, but also one of the most respected. His fine speaking voice always found an audience and his contributions to Girard were invaluable. PATRICK DALY (PAT) 1308 Delaware Street Paulsboro, N. J. General I and Carpentry Band, Dramatic Club, Swing Band Pat was intensely interested in music and he displayed his talent on the drums at our various social events. His whole-hearted contributions to the Concert Band was appreciated by his classmates. DONALD WILLIAM DEBUS ( DON ) 124 Second Avenue Lehigh, Pa. Academic and Drafting N. H. S., WGC, Dramatic Club, Rifle Club, World Affairs Council, Basketball Don, one of those rare individuals who did many things well, contributed to numerous activities. We expect much of Don in the future ahd wish him a happy life. RAYMOND PAUL DE CLEMENT ( RAY 1 16 Claire Terrace Hamden 14, Conn. General II and Automotive Wrestling When Ray was around, the discussion was always about cars. His friendly and cheerful attitude will take him far. We wish him all the succors in the world and in the automotive fiel d. 22 ]••

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THOMAS LOUIS BUCHMAN (TOM) 220 S. Fulton Court Hazclton, Pa. General I and Machine Shop Wrestling, Soccer Tom’s affable and warm personality made him a friend to all. Regarded as one of Girard’s best wrestlers, he compiled an enviable record during his last three years. JOSEPH FRANK CALOGERO ' DINO) 5 17 W. Glenside Avenue Glenside, Pa. General II and Printing Corinthian, Track, Rifle Club Wt will remember Dino as a tall, care-frec fellow with a flare for the opposite sex. He contributed to The Corinthian as printing advisor, doing a con- ANDREW HEINER CARUSO (ANG 1144 Myrtlewood Avenue Upper Darby, Pa. General I and Clerical Fencing, Corinthian, WGC, Dramatic Club Always willing to lend a hand or to take part in a debate, Ang was a real friend to all. As captain of the fencing team he was outstanding in ability and leadership. JAMES JOSEPH COLLINS (JIM) 120 Chester Pike Norwood, Pa. Academic and Drafting Swimming, Girard News, Band, WGC, Swing Band As a strong 200-yard freestyler on the swimming team and captain of the Concert Band, Jim’s determination and endurance won the respect of underclassmen and classmates. JOHN KENNETH COYLE (JOHN) 365 E. Chelten Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. General II and Automotive Baseball, Soccer, Track John’s big ' ovc was athletics and he went all out for them. His aggressiveness was envied by many, and hi ' easy-going manner was appreciated by all. 21

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DAVID STANFORD DICKMAN (DAVE) 241 S. Quince Street Philadelphia 7, Pa. Academic and Stenography Student Center, Band, Student Council, World Affairs Council, N.O.M.A., Girard Literary Magazine Dave s activities were many and varied. They ranged from Manager of the Student Center to Corresponding Secretary of the Student Council. Dave realized the great opportunities Girard offers and he took full advantage of ANNIBALE ANDREW Dl GIUSEPPI ( DEGE) 17 Monroe Avenue Belmawr, N. J. General I and Pattern Making Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Photography Club Dege was the kind of fellow who made everyone want to laugh and be happy. He was never at a loss for words, and as M.C. at many social affairs, he did exceptionally well. ALFRED PHILIP Dl TIZIO FRED 2030 Emily Street Philadelphia 4 5, Pa. General II and Machine Shop Wrestling, Track, Girard News Fred, a boy of tremendous energy and strength, put his qualities to work for him on the wrestling team and he maintained a good record throughout his wrestling career. He will always be held in high esteem by his classmates. ALLEN GREGG DOUGHERTY i DOC i 51 Fassett Street Canton, Bradford Co., Pa. Academic and Stenography Swimming Doc studied vocabulary as a hobby. He could usually be found reading or studying. Swimming was second nature to him and he was a valuable mem¬ ber of the swimming team. HARVEY ANDREW FELDMAN IHOZ) 957 E. Godfrey Avenue Philadelphia 24, Pa. Academic and Stenography WGC, N. H. S., Girard News, Dramaitic Club, Glee Club The center of any argument was a role well-played by Hoz. He was one of our better stud ents, and if he keeps plugging in the future as he has in the past, he can be assured of success in his chosen field. 23 !