Girard College - Corinthian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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64 CLASS l OLI MOST POPULAR CLASS HAM MOST CONTAGIOUS LAUGH CLASS WOLF . FIRST TO BE MARRIED MOST MATURE . FAVORITE HUM MEAL WITTIEST . MOST TYPICAL HUMMER FIRST TO BECOME BALD MOST GULLIBLE. CLASS CLOWNS . MOST FAMOUS QUOTE CLASS BACHELOR BROADEST SMILE BIGGEST BICEPS BEST DRESSED BEST NATURED MOST LOYAL HUMMER FRIENDLIEST . NEVER TO BE FORGOTTEN ALL-ROUND CLASS ATHLETE CLASS POLITICIAN FAVORITE HALL . FIRST MILLIONAIRE MOST POPULAR WITH OPPOSITE SEX CLASS RADICAL SMOOTHEST OPERATOR FAVORITE CLASS . BIGGEST EATER . BIGGEST STORY TELLER MOST AMBITIOUS FAVORITE ENTERTAINMENT MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED . Werley . Muscarello . Kolowitz . Miller .Werley . Try Pancakes a la stewed tomatoes . Graham . Buchta . Gross . Ketcham . Buys Brothers . Your Ma . Telanoff . Kimmel . Schechtman . Powers . Cocco . C. Perry . Gross . Raftery, Soriano, Siford, Penn . Beck . Rieg . Allen . Coyle . Muller . Baxter . Merieski . Geometry . Hamry . Yarbrough . Kazimir A 26 y ' 64 Talent Show THE CLASS

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Photography Hull Under the direction of Mr. Perley Pease, the Photography Club has, as usual, been one of the most industrious activities on the campus. Their contribution to our school publications is real and invaluable. Without them, appeal to our readers would be aca¬ demic. A look at your Corinthian should make you grateful for all they have done. The Girard News , without their help, would be bare indeed. With their pictures, they will give added life to our memories when we look through our Corinthian several years from now. This year the senior members were Joseph Marcino, president; William Casey, Robert Miller, and Robert Costello. As we offer to them our sincere thanks for a job well done, we wish that, with the new equipment, the younger members will continue to give Girard this valuable service. First Row, Left to Right: W. Casey, J. Marcino Mr. P. Pease, R. Miller, R. Costello Itiflo Unit First Rou. ' , Left to Right: N. Pyle. G. Anhorn, R. Miller, C. Try Second Rote: Mr. Glcrum, F. Shiffer, R. Smeltzer, A. Buchta R. Mercssc. W. Casey This year marks the tenth anniversary of the Girard College Rifle Club as an affiliate of the N.R.A. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Roy Glerum, the G.C. Rifle Club has made an active contribution to our Girard life. The skills developed in the Club will give the members satisfaction and pleasure through many years. Recipients of the high¬ est sharpshooting bar are Club president, Robert Miller; vice president, Guy Anhorn; and Senior Range Officer Charles Try. These representatives from the Senior Class are all contenders for the Expert medal, an award of considerable achievement. The elected officers of the club are Norris Pyle and John Galada, Secretary and Junior Range Officer respectfully. Because of the absence of competitioi. style equipment, the riflemen did not enter the Postal Matches. Regardless of this, how¬ ever, free competition and good shooting habits were developed.

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