Girard College - Corinthian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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In the deepest appreciation, the Girard Class of 1978 would like to express its sincere thanks to our advisors Mr. Joseph Devlin and Mr. Rocco Serluco for their support in the publication of this book. The class also wishes to express its appreciation to Mrs. Elizabeth Goodenow and Mr. Mark Weinstein for their continued help and guidance which was of great value to our class. 4

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f To the Class of 1978; This CORINTHIAN is your book - your record of activities, your accomplishments, your services to the College, and your judgment of each other. You will turn to this book in years to come with a flood of nostalgic memories. You will yearn to see each other once again and also those who have had a part in your lives here. You are on the threshold of graduation from a great school and entrance into the alumni of that school. A warm welcome awaits you. You are about to share a fellowship which is difficult for anyone to define to you. You will become mor e aware and more appreciative of those who have walked the Main Road before you. These are men who, because of the inspirations and opportunities they found at Girard, went on to greatness in service to this country and mankind, men who have lived, and sometimes died, for their ideals. The reminders have been all about you -- in the buildings, on the monuments and plaques, along the halls and paths you have walked. And now, you must become a vital part of this tradition. The Class of 1978 has endeavored in so many ways to make Girard College a finer School. You leave behind a good scholarship record; achievement in music, art and athletics; a standard of excellence in service to the College; an example of able leadership; and a reputation for integrity. As long as a spirit like that fostered by your class permeates this school, it will continue to progress. Girard College will soon be a fond memory. May you always feel that the Temple on the Hill gave you faith in yourselves and a vision of the service you can render to society. Make your influence felt -- contribute as much as you can! May life be good to you! Yours very sincerely, John A. Lander President i 5