Girard College - Corinthian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Dear Class of 1966: You are leaving Girard, a giant step in your lives. We are sorry to see you go, for we have been a part of your growing. We are, however, glad that you have completed your work here. The purpose of an education is to make an art of life, to overcome selfishness and self centeredness, and to avoid the homogenized mediocrity which tells you to play it smart.” We hope that we have given you the beginnings of this education. You must, if your lives are to be full and significant, pursue it tenaciously; you must use it courageously. You will hear again and again those who cry out for, Freedom,” but if you listen carefully, you will seldom hear a demand for responsibility. We pray that we have taught you that one does not exist without the other. Freedom is nourished by responsibility and dies without it. Do not be deceived; seek only the substance of freedom, and this seeking will give your lives deep purpose. May God guide you in the years ahead. Sincerely, da i ' JzLL S, y ac X£.cjOX 8 V

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ian First Row, Left to Right: T. Stocker, Mr. Caswell E. MacGregor, R. Strickland Second Row, Left to Right : C. Jewell, D. Semple, M. Maiale. N. Smith, D. Mallace, A. Mallace, T. Davies, J. Lockard. J. Kopp Third Row, Left to Right : D. Arinsberg, H. Ryder, D. Mevoli, T. Molz, T. Holod, L. Pacclli, F. Mastromatteo, D. Burleigh, E. Ingram Fourth Row, Left to Right: K. Jacobsen, T. Wert, D. Kosich, L. Smiejan, J. Gallagher, A. Capozio, J. Scholl, M. Goldberg, C. Walker, D. McCoy Fifth Row, Left to Right: D. Jayjock, W. Poprycz, E. Zink, K. Scalclla, R. DiFuria, J. McCullough, T. Davies, M. Steiner, T. Shaller Sixth Row, Left to Right: H. Aglidian, M. Kornfeld. Few people realize the amount of time and effort required to create the annual Corinthian. This formidable task for the Class of 1966 was given to Richard Strickland, who was ably assisted by Mr. MacGregor and Mr. Daffin. This publication is uniquely ours more so than the yearbooks of other schools. Not only does it depict the facets of our years and lives at Girard, but the fact that the layout, the pho¬ tography, the writing, and the printing are the result of our work, gives it a Hum feeling and meaning. The seniors in the Print Shop, Domenick Mallace, Howard Ryder, Kenneth Jacob¬ sen, Kenneth Scalella, Elmer Ingram, and Theodore Holod have done nearly all of the actual physical printing of this book, with Mr. Daffin as their firm mentor. The photography was handled by James G. Gallagher and Dennis McCoy. Until you have tried to assemble a total group of people in a given place at a given time, you will not realize how much they have done. Well, it is all here in these pages—the days, the places, the people and the action that have made up the good years that we have lived at Girard. We hope that as time goes by, you will come back to his book to relive these wonder¬ ful years, that you relive the hour when you starred on the soccer team, gave the graduation speech, created an issue of the News or played an important part in the Christmas Concert. -{ 10 Y