Girard College - Corinthian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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EUGENE FERRO (GENE) 5 590 S. Hill Creek Drive Philadelphia 20, Pa. General I and Automotive Soccer, Baseball, Student Center Gene was a natural and persevering athlete. His physical impec.ablc. We expect him to be a great golfer. PHILIP EDWARD FRANCO (PHIL) 2831 B Street Philadelphia, Pa. General I and Clerical Swimming, WGC., Dramatic Club, Corinthian, Rifle Club Swimming, acting, and dancing were the nucleus of Phil’s years at Girard. Although he was a practical joker, we all agree that this was a welcome part of our daily life. RiCHARD MICHAEL FREDERICK (RIC 2J 5 Jefferson Street Swedesburg, Pa. Generol I and Drafting Swing Band, Rifle Club Rich was always willing to help a fellow classmate with a problem. He had a real love for drums and we will remember his skillful use of them in the Swing Band. JAMES ALBERT FRIGIOLA (JAKE) 2421 S. 12th Street Philadelphia, Pa. General I and Machine Shop Rifle Club, Photography Club, Dramatic Club, Corinthian Jake’s first love was guns, and he showed his knowledge as a member of the Rifle Club, His mechanical proclivity was obvious in the Machine Shop. NICHOLAS JOHN GASBARRO (NICK) 1037 Jackson Street Philadelphia, Pa. General I and Automotive Soccer, Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Swing Bond Nick always had a kind word for everybody. He was a welcome figure wherever he went. As a member of the soccer team, Glee Club and Swing Band, he contributed much to Girard. [ 24 3

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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 !

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EDWARD HENRY GRIESEL (ED) 4140 Gilham Street Philadelphia, Pa. Academic and Stenographic Girard News, Student Center, Seminar Wherever Ed goes, his cheerful manner is sure to bring happiness and laughter. His friendliness to all and his willingness to help others make him a fine Girardian. There is no doubt that Ed was a definite asset to our class. © JAMES TIMOTHY HAEFELE (JIM) 1829 Penn Avenue General II and Automotive im has been more or less quiet, but he has s , ' cll-likcd. He contributed whole-heartedly to lid a good job in them. receded in making himself mr intramural sports and MICHAEL KARL HAUSMAN (MIKE i Kevon Plaza, Apt. J-2 52nd Montgomery Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. General I ond Clerical N.O.M.A., W.G.C., Glee Club, Girard Literary Magazine With a smile on his face and a friendly air about him, Mike spent many hours working on the Girard Literary Magazine. He will be remembered for his fine sense of humor for many years to come. JEFFERY MORGAN HOARD (JEFF ' 2710 Macomb Street Washington, D. C. General I and Clerical Swimming, Soccer, Baseball, W. G. C. Jeff’s radiant smile, carefree attitude, and cheerful disposition will be missed. His swimming ability was priceless. His way with the opposite sex was en¬ vied by many. CHRISTOPHER FRANCIS HOFMEISTER (CHRIS 230 So. Fairmount Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. General II and Stenography Photography Club, Rifle Club, Student Center, Girard News With a camera or a rifle in his hands, Chris always did a conscientious job when it was needed. His friendliness to all made him one of the more popular Girardians. 25 }