Girard College - Corinthian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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EDWARD FRANKLIN HOLMSTROM (ED) 120 N. Broadway Pitman, N. J. General I and Drafting Soccer, Basketball, Baseball, Vice-President of Student Council, Glee Club, Corinthian, Dramatic Club, W. G. C. Ed’s stature, leadership, and athletic ability were respected by all. In his quiet effective way he played an important part in the life of the class. CHARLES CASPER KALATA (CHAL) 3 834 Richmond Street Philadelphia, Pa. General I and Carpentry Glee Club, Basketball, Rifle Club, Baseball Chal balances his activity in the Rifle Club and Glee Club by rendering his service as manager of the basketball and baseball teams. We are cer¬ tain that his life will be interesting. JOHN JOSEPH KEENAN (JACK) Norbury Landing Villas, N.J. General II and Automotive Soccer, Echelon Jack’s ability on the soccer field earned him the respect of his classmates. A neat dresser and a powerful influence on the class, he will always be remem¬ bered as one of the Boys.” ERIC NORTH KNIGHT (RICK) 7823 Loretto Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. General II and Automotive Rifle Club, Photography Club, Track Rick was as handy with a rifle as he was skillful with a mechanic’s wrench. He made his contribution to athletics by participating on the track team. RAYMOND JAMES KONNECKER (RAY) 2828 N. Hope Street Philadelphia, Pa. General II and Carpentry Photography Club, Soccer, Girard News Even though he was restricted from athletics during his younger years at Girard, Ray worked hard and in his senior year made the varsity soccer squad. A fine photographer, Ray put his skill to work as a Girard Neu ' photographer. 26 I

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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 }

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JAROSLAW KUNYCIA (JERRY) Prospect Apts., K-3 120 Prospect Avenue Princeton, N. J. Academic and Stenography Seminar, Girard News, N. H. S., Fencing, Student Council, Photography Club Jerry devoted his Saturday mornings to art, a field in which he is very talented. As co-editor of The Girard News he contributed a great deal of effort to its publication. RONALD JAY LEVIN (MAX) 2064-B South John Russell Circle Elkins Park, Pa. Academic and Clerical Basketball, Girard News, Student Center, W.G.C. With basketball as his main interest. Max spent long hours in practice and drill. We shall long remember the humorous episodes he created and the leisurely way in which he lived each day. JOHN CHARLES LEVISON (JOHN) 7812 Thouron A venue Philadelphia, Pa. Academic and Stenography N. H. S., Bond, Corinthian, Swing Band John, a good-natured fellow who worked hard, will be sincerely missed by all. He was one of our better students, and he took an active role in many of Girard’s activities. JOSEPH FREDERICK LINGG (JOE 4921 Knox Street Philadelphia, Pa. Academic and Clerical Cross Country, Swimming, Girard News, Rifle Club, Senior Seminar Joe could usually be found enjoying a book. As a member of the swimming and cross country teams, he exhibited qualities of fair competition which were illustrated both on and off the athletic field. ROBERT JOHN McCOY (BOB) 317 B Millicent Avenue Buffalo 11, N.Y. Academic and Stenography Girard News, N. H. S„ W. G. C„ World Affairs Council A co-editor of The Girard News, Bob was one of the outstanding students in the class. For his achievement in many fi elds, he was inducted into the National Honor Society and later was elected its president. A 27