Girard College - Corinthian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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DAVID MILLER (MILLS) 4608 Vista Street Philadelphia, Pa. Academic and Printing Band, Swing Band, Girard Literary Magazine, W. G. C., Dramatic Club, World Affairs Council As an announcer for W.G.C.-F.M. and a member of the concert and Swing Bands, Mills used his talents for the betterment of Girard. A smooth dresser, his clothes helped to identify the well-polished Girard- ian he was. LEWIS JOHN MILLER (LEW) R.D. 2, Box 3 51 Pottstown, Pa. General I and Machine Shop Band, Student Center With hLs life at Girard seemingly free and uncommitted,” Lew spent his afternoons either at the student store or at Concert Band practice. RICHARD HARRIS MILLER (RICH ' 6039 Summerdale Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. General II and Clerical Fencing, Girard News Rich had that enviable combination of both charm a which will not be easy to forget. An excellent swordsma more than one medal in foil competition. MALCOLM JOSEPH MITCHELL (MIKE) 524 Devon Road Norwood, Pa. General II and Printing Echelon, Rifle Club With his interest in dancing and a well-rounded social life, Mike will be remembered as a friendly Beau Brummel. GEORGE HARRY MOORE (GEORGE) 1837 S. 65th Street Philadelphia, Pa. General II and Drafting Photography Club, Soccer, Echelon One of the quietest boys in the class, George had a warm place in our hearts. A student in the Drafting Shop, he plans to make his future in the field of architecture. 4 28 ■ nd friendliness n, he captured

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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

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FRANCIS PAUL PAGE FRANK) 464 Central Street Leominster, Mass. General II and Automotive Swing Band, Dramatic Club, Girard Literary Magazine Frank was usually seen with cither a guitar or a cartoonist’s pencil in his hand. Putting his talents to good use as art director of the Girard Literary Magazine and as a member of the Indigocs, Frank performed a real service for Girard. FIORE MICHAEL PASSERO (FIORE 1914 S. Lambert Street Philadelphia, Pa. General II and Automotive Echelon, Rifle Club An immaculate dresser with an easy-going personality, popular with the opposite sex. Fiore was quite ALAN BYRON POLAND (AL) 23 Glen Riddle Road Media, Pa. Academic and Stenography N. H. S., Corinthian, Girard News, Cross Country, Seminar A member of the National Honor Society, A1 could be found studying at all hours of the day or night. Among his activities was that of class mail¬ man, a daily task that was appreciated by all. Al was also a determined cross country runner. DAVID BENJAMIN REESE (DAVE) 96 E. Main Street Wilkes Barre, Pa. General II and Carpentry Girard News, W G C, Baseball, Soccer, Basketball, Dramatic Club, Treasurer of Student Council. Dave’s cheerful voice was a welcome sound on WGC. His activities included the Student Council and Dramatic Club, but his real place was on the playing field where he won three varsity letters. JOHN RALPH REGISTER (REG) D- 14-2 Pritchard Avenue Aberdeen, Md. General I and Drafting Fencing, Glee Club, Student Center Because of his diligent work at the Student Center, Reg became assistant manager in his senior year. A s secretary-treasurer of the choir he helped to make it a successful organization. 29