Girard College - Corinthian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1985 volume:

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Lhe Class of 1985 ADMINISTRATION “is That The Reason So Many Tea-Things Are Put Out Here?” “Yes That’s It.” said the Hatter with a sigh: “It's Always Tea-Time, And We Have No Time To Wash The Things Between Whiles.”’ “Then You Keep Moving Round, {| Suppose?” “Exactly So.”’ said the Hatter: “As The Things Get Used Up.” “But What Happens When You Come To The Beginning Again?” fy} NY 4 % WW WW KW . i} as AON . Nu yy ’ Me Se ” Mae e : ny Ya ; —— i DR. JOHN A. LANDER PRESIDENT To the Class of 1985: Girard College expresses appreciation for the contributions you have made to our school. It is our hope that your Girard experience has made each one of you a strong personality ready and able to deal effectively with the challenges which life will present. You are now entering the Alumni of this great school which gives you the opportunity to share a unique fellowship which defies definition. You must become a part of this great and vital tradition. I should like to record here the charge which has been given for many years to the members of the graduating class as part of the Commencement Exercises: “Sons of Girard, I charge you now, and in the days to come, to be truly sons of Girard: to prove yourselves worthy of this name, never to betray the trust which the Founder placed in you; to use in the building of your lives what you have learned here--not only the knowledge gained, but the qualities of character which have been developed--an understanding of your fellow man, loyalty and devotion to country and all it represents, and love and reverence for your God. You may not all have the opportunities to be heroes, but you canall manifest nobility of character. You may not all bring forth world-shaking ideas, but you can all express intelligence and integrity and loving kindness. Just as the lives of those Girardians who have preceeded you may serve as an inspiration to you, so you may, in turn, not only inspire the generations of Girardians which are to follow, but be an influence for good upon all whom your lives will touch.” May your achievements bring honor to you and to Girard College and may life be good to you! John A. Lander po President ) MR. GEORGE H. KELLER JR. DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION Dear Members of the Class of 1985: Whether you have been at Girard for twelve years or four, I hope you take with you some important skills necessary to your pursuit of a successful life. Naturally, | would include such educational skills as an ability to do basic mathematical computations and to communicate clearly both orally and in writing. I would hope you have some understanding of how the natural work works and of the historical and societal forces which shape the world in which you live. These are basic tools, but tools are worthless unless they are used by someone who has a vision of what is to be accomplished and the confidence and perseverance to see the task to completion. Your intellectual skills will not serve you well unless you have a goal and are willing to devote yourself to reaching that goal in spite of difficulties, disappointments, andother obstacles. And so, I hope you take with you qualities of character which will enable you to take your skills, develop and expand them, and use them in the attainment of your life goals. Finally, | hope you have learned to appreciate people as individuals, to enrich your lives with things of beauty, to value honesty, and to be open to new experiences and ideas. May God bless you. George H. Keller, Jr. Mea Director of Educate Ye of = HEP += 6) STEVEN B. YOUNG OIRECTOR OF STUDENT LIFE To the Class of 1985: Congradulations! Your day has finally arrived. You and your families can be proud of your accomplishment. Graduation, however, is not so much an end as it is a beginning. It symbolizes the passage from childhood to adulthood. New challenges now await you. I can think of no greater reward for this community than for you to successfully apply the lessons learned at Girard to these selfsame challenges. Take with you as you go the qualities which so marked you in my mind, your independence, your occasional stubborness, and your strength of character. Above all else, as you pass through the years ahead, “to thine own self be true.” Best wishes and may you achieve all that you are deserving of. Stephen B. Young Ste ahaa ID a “Are You Animal - Or Vegetable - Or Mineral?”’ MISS. EDITH FELD ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT MR. PHILLIP D. STETSON DIRECTOR OF ADDMISSIONS AND STUDENT RELATIONS MR. BERNARD J. KONOPKA ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF STUDENT LIFE DR. VERA MALISOFF, M_D. DIRECTOR OF HEALTH SERVICES MS. CHARLSIE BAIRD PRINCIPAL ELEMENTARY EDUCATION “Explanations Take Such A Dreadful MR. JOHN ROTHFUSS MR. CRAIG KAUFMAN PRINCIPAL MIDDLE SCHOOL OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS AND STUDENT RELATIONS FACULTY AND STAFF ‘The time has come,’ the Walrus sald, ‘to talk of many things: of shoes - and ships - and sealing-wax - of cabbage - and kings - and why the sea is bolling hot - and wether pigs have wings’ “But wait a bit,” the oyster cried, “before we have our chat; for some of us are out of breath, and all of us are fat!’ ‘No hurry!’ sald the Carpenter. They thanked him very much for that... Yi GS, Be SSS ae as + A} ri —_ a Sa A Oa ay aT wa a NK +) Ge Lg 7. SIF OAL ) EE — EEE .. It seems a shame .” the Walrus said. “to play them such a trick. After we brought them out so far. and made them trot so quick!’ The Carpenter said nothing but ‘The butter’s spread too thick!” “[ weep for you,” the Walrus said: ‘| deeply sympathize.’ With sobs and tears he sorted out those of the largest size.... 10 MS. KRISTIN FLOYD MATH DEPARTMENT HEAD MR. ROBERT POPE MATA “Oh Oysters, Come And Walk With = i) (RHE oF | MR. ROBERT FISHER MATH Us”’ MR. JOSEPH DEVLIN CHAIRMAN ENGLISH DEPARTMENT “Let’s Consider Who It Was That MR. ROGER STANKAY ENGLISH MRS. EVELYN FRANK ENGLISA MR. WILLIAM STEIN ENGLISH Dreamed It All” “We Talk When There’s Anybody Worth Talking To” MR. ROBERT FARBER CHAIRMAN: SCIENCE DEPARTMENT MR. MICHAEL De LAURA PHYSICS MR. CONRAD GEIER EARTH SCIENCE MS. GRACE McGEE COMPUTER SCIENCE TEN MR. SPENCER SEATON MR. pal COMPUTER SCIENCE 12 MR. GEORGE KARPYN HISTORY MR. CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON CHAIRMAN HISTORY DEPARTMENT MR. KOZEMPAL HISTORY “(’m Going To Tell You All Your Faults” 13 LANGUAGE “Twas Brillig, And The Slithy Toves Did Gyre And Gimble In The Wabe: All Mimsy Were The Borogoves And The Mome Raths Out Grabe”’ MR. DAVID KARLOFSKY FRENCH AND SPANISA ARY DEVELOPMENT 4 AR MRS. ANASTASIA BANDY FRENCH MS. MARTHA SANSON READING SPECIALIST MR. BRUCE SHULTZ MR. ROBERT JONES MUSIC DIRECTOR ELEMENTARY MUSIC uri MR. JOSEPH GIBBONS ATHLETIC DIRECTOR XK x aee uw SF YF MR. DAVID McKAY PHYSICAL EDUCATION “The Game’s Going On...” MR. ROBERT REY PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR. WILLIAM GALLAGHER PHYSICAL EDUCATION LIBRARY “Without Pictures Or Conversation?” “And What Is The Use Of A Book. Thought Alice. MRS. JOSEPHINE KIPPING CHILDRENS LIBRARIAN =e Be e “iia MRS. JAMESENA FAULK LIBRARIAN IZ - z ye MR. HOMER WIGHTMAN DRAFTING MR. WILLIAM MOORE CHAIRMAN VOCATIONAL EDUCATION wood SHOP MR. GUIDO DiGIOVANNI METAL SHOP MR. ROBERT MYERS PRINT SHOP “The Best Way To Explain It is To Do It” 18 MRS. LENA SAVAGE BUSINESS MR. JAMES SYPHERD AUTO MECHANICS “The Best Way To Explain It... ART MRS. DEBRA PASSALACQUA ART lS To Do It” 19 20 GUIDANCE MRS. ELIZABETH GOODENOW MR. JOHN LESTINO “| Can’t Explain Myself...Because [ m Not Myself’ MR. CLINTON MOYER = i MR. PAUL JOHNSON = ‘ MR. DAN LOCICERO MR. 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Soho ps wee 9 6) vinwnini mara ereialcin a alentOb els Fae Se Farewell Song (LP Ps Ai, A a s ay 1 | - te ! ) 4 AY XE AT | VW) Bm ee | ; � ae By Guy SENIORS 25 Timothy Kelly Track 9,10,12; Soccer 9,11; D S Committee 12; Committee 12; Clothing Committee 12; Ski Club 11,12, Prom Debating Team 9,11; Vice President 9; Treasurer 10,11; Student Body President 12; Band 9; Choir 9; Second Place National Essay Contest 9; Temple University-Mock Trial Certificate of Participation 9; Student Work Program 9,10 A Dream Within a Oream — Take this kiss upon the brow! And in carting from you now. Thus much let me avow - You are not wrong. who deem That my days have been a dream: Yet if hope has flown away in a night, or in a day. 26 PA ivec” 1 Timothr [ Kelly Edgar Allan Poe 74 it is therefore the less gone? Through my fingers to the deep All that we see or seem While | weep -whilet weer! | is but a dream within a dream. O God can | not grasp { stand amid the roar Them with a fighter clasp? | Of a surf tormented shore. O God can | not save | And { hold within my hand One trom the pitiless wave Grains of the Golden sand - How few! Yet how they creep To my fellow students, | would like to express my deep appreciation for the opportunity to serve as your president. I have learned more about Girard this year, more than any other. | found through negotiation and cooperation much can be achieved, Keeping good ties with the administration and staff will make Girard life much more tolerable. In your later years at Girard, you'll find that defiance will get you nowhere Girard College has more to offer than any other school. Girard’s resources are endless. | hope the future classes will utilize more of these resources. While at Girard, take advantage while you can. Obtain the best education possible. In the end, if you have not taken advantage, you will regret it. Don’t be one of the bad apples because Girard will only root you out A frequent mistake we all make is starting over toc late. For the younger people, if your grades aren't so great, get on the ball. Start using all of your potentia Don't let opportunity pass you by. The older quys don’t have time on their side; they must fully utilize all available time. Before you know it, you'll be applying for colleges and wonder why you can't go to the college of your choice. Don't settle for C's when you are cabable of earning B's. Your performance in high school is extremely important for your college acceptance lf Girard has tought me anything, it has tought me that [ and | alone am responsible for obtaining a sound education. In college, what you learn at Girard will perpare you for this. In closing, | would like to say, although Girard and | have had our differences, | hold some of my finest memories at Girard. | have spent a good portion of my life at Girard. | am anxious to leave, but yet my heart finds space for saddness. Girard, | believe, has shaped me into a better human being than | would be, had I not attended. Good luck in the future and may God bless you. -_ eo vA Sincerely yours, A ; is all that we see or seem But a dream within a dream? “How Do You Know That | Am Mad?” “You Must Be. Or You Wouldn’t Have Came” 27 2é a Ski Club 11,12; Varsity Baseball 10; Class President 11,12; Girard College Alumni Student Award 11: Henry Niwinski Award 11: Union Leaque Good Citizenship Award 11; D S Committee 11,12; Prom Committee 11,12; Girard News 9,10; Yearbook Photographer 12: Student Council 11,12; Who's Who Among American High School Students 11 I'm dying for some action I m sick of sitting round here Trying to write this book | need a love reaction Come on baby gimme just one look. You can't start a fire Sitting ‘round crying aver a broken heart This gun's for hire Even if we're just dancing in the dark You can't start a fire Worrying about your little world fal ling Apart This gun's for hire Even if we're just dancing in the dark. Bruce Springsteen No Pain No Gain Knute Rockne To the Class of L19RS5 As graduat ion approaches! can't help but wonder what'sin the future for the Classof 85. Each one of us has our own plans after graduation. Some will goon tocollege while others will enter the working world No matter what your goals are, all of you possess center qualities which will definitely be an asset to you in your life. You have proven this time and time again. | would like to take this opportunity to wish each and everyone of you the best of luck with your future plans. Don't forget your classmates, especially the ones who couldn't make it to graduate with us. ¥ We were fifteen who were able to withstand the pressures of school and life. Many found quicker ways to deal with the pressure. Some just dropped out. We have succeeded where they failed. We have every right to be proud of our accomplishment In closing! would like to thank the class for allowing me to be your president for bothJunior and Senior years. We have had our share of good and bad times, it seems bad more than good, but we stuck together like a class we graduate We always had a strong bond in our class, one that willlast long after . , Maybe one day we'll have the chance to prove it. Good Luck and God Bless You Sincerly Mark S. Kochanowicz President of the Set r Class “Will 1, Won't [. Will 1, Won't L Will [?”° 29 Ronald (Ron) Baines stling 11,12: Co-Captian 12; 3rd place Girard Invitational 12; Runner up Penn-Jersey ll (Most Impr ved), 12 11 (Mast Improved), 12: Alumini Spanish 10; Ski Club 11; Senior Class Secrectary; Secretary of Student Council 12 Conference Championship, Soccer Farewell! a word that must be. and hath been A sound which makes us linger: - vet - farewell! Byron Better to be ignorant of a matter than to half know It. Publilius Syrus if a little knowledge is dangerous where is the man who has so much as to be out of danger. Huxley | have learned by experience. Genesis 30:27 He that hath much experience will declare wisdom. Ecclesiasties 34:9 “It's A Great Huge Game Of Chess That Is Being Played” : : 31 Clay C. Berry yy Basketball 9,11, Ski Club 11,12, Senior Class Treasurer, Student Council V.P. 10, Secretary 12, Swimming Award 11, Student Work Program 9,12, Dance Class 11,12, Ambition: To become successful in the field of business. Bring to life a = in one’s mind. Always pono ny the picture. erytime. Always, ev Taken from I Want You” By Prince Set a goal and strive for it. Do and be what you want. The world is your oyster. Make what vou will of it. EE “At Any Rate ll Never Go There Again”’ “[’ts The Stupidest Tea-Party | Ever Was At In My Life’ 33 Barry L. Gray(Barry) ae Soccer 9,11,12: Basketball 9,11 (ist team Penn-Jersey, Honorable Mention, MVP),12; French Award 11; Scholastic Athlete 11; Who's Who in American High School; Students Nominated for National Honor Society; Ski Club 11,12; Literary and Debating Club 12; Yearbook Committee 12; Vice-President 12, Dance Club 11,12; Trivial Pursuit Club 12 The Greatest” | believe the children are the future. Teach them well and let them lead the way. Show them all the beauty they posess inside. Give them a sense of pride to make it easier. Let the children’s laughter remind us how it used to be. Everybody's searching for a hero. People need someone to look up to. I ve never found anyone to fulfill my needs. A lonely place to be, so I've learned to depend on me. { decided long ago never to walk in anyone's shadow. (f I fail, if | succeed, at least I'll live as | believe. No matter what they take from me, they can’t take away my dignity. Because the greatest love of all is happening to me. ( ve found the greatest love of all inside of me. The greatest love of all is easy to achieve. Learning to love yourself is the greatest love of ail. And if by chance that special place that you've been dreaming of leads you to a lonely place. find your strength in LOVE. George Benson “What Will Become Of Me?’’ “Who In The World Am (?” 35 Take advantage of what you have when you have It for if you don't, you might not have a second chance. SS mero Simulation Gaming Club 9; Student Work Program 10,11,12; Chess Club 12; Ski Club 12; Yearbook Committee 12 36 “{ Am So Tired Of Being All Alone Here” 37 What you are is God's gift to you. What you become is your gift to God. aap ai Holland Sonia Lo Wrestling 9 (3rd All PennJersey), 11 (All Penn-Jersey Capt., MVP),12 (All Penn-Jersey, Capt.); Soccer 11,12; Track 9,10; Band 9; Bell Choir 9,10,11; Ski Club 11,12; Newspaper 10,11; Prom Chairman 12; Fink Essay Award 10,11; PSAT Scholarship Award 11; Yearbook Committee 12; Dance Club 10,11,12; Paid Student Attendent 11 “Why Sometimes I’ve Believed As Many As Six Impossible Things Before My Breakfast” if you love someone or something And let it free: if it comes back to you, it is yours: if it doesn't. it never was. Randy Jones (Rise) a Basketball 9,11,12, Basketball, Most Improved 11, Basketball,All Penn-Jersey 11, Ski Club 11,12, Pep Club 10,11,12, Girard News 9.10, Yearbook Staff 12, Band9, Dance Committee Chairman 12 Class President 10, Class Vice-President 11 4 42 Take your time... don't live too fast, Troubles will come and they will pass. Go find a woman and you'll find love And don't forget. Son, There is someone up above.” If l leave here tomorrow Would you still remember me? For | must be traveling on. now. ‘Cause there’s too many places I've got to sez.” Lynyrd Skynyrd Life isn't as glamourous and Romantic as it should be. so we tell Stories that aren't true because it is Better that fantasies be created, it doesn't matter that they aren't true, So long as they are believed.” Troy Rudy ust sia Rudy (Tro) a Soccer (Most Dedicated) 9,11, Hockey 12, Intermural Sports 9.10,11,12, Ski Club 11,12, Yearbook Staff (Co-Editor) 12, Girard News Staff 12, D S Committee 9,12, Building Committee 10,12, Choir 9, Student Work Program 11, Debating Club 12, Trivial Pursuit Club 12, College Bow! 12 o — = ) x é ” ao x= °o = 3 eo = o E Love is a thing called sacrifice, A tonic when you're blue. Love is joy of doing things For someone dear to you. Nick Kenny Jeffrey H. Miles (Hank) a Track 9; Soccer 9,11; Basketball 11,12 “What Shall Become Of Me?”’ 45 46 i Commert ial Artist T Med 3) Now it's time for me to enter the “real” world. | think ( m prepared and 1 know ['m a little scared, because when someone says the “real” worid | wonder if he meant a world that is real bad. { know that if things go bad and I get pushed two steps back. I m going to take a great leap forward and then another and another... “There Aught To Be A Book Written About Me, That There Aught!”’ 47 ricdinne Sk , A ion: C.PLA Mercedes Benz Next Stop: University of Pittsburgh Hobby: Girl: Zodiac Sign: Leo Mamma always told me it was gonna happen but she never told when she told it would happen when | was much older wish it would have happened then. 50 My Mother lifted me up when {| was down cured my woes when { wore a frown gives me money when { have none always praises me on a job well done is raising four sons all alone and will receive her reward when we are grown Thank you mom Love Jamal { wish to extend my thanks to Mr. Campbell and his staff for making my last year at Girard my most enjoyable year also. Thank You { also want to thank Mr. Fred Johnson for teaching a little about business and alot about life in two short years. Thank You Pat “ | Wish | Could Manage To Be Gilad”... 51 Baseball 11; Dance Committee 12; Yearbook Committee (Editor) 12; Yearbook Staff 11; Girard News 11; Drug Abuse Essay Award 10; Choir 9; Student Work Program 9,10,11 When | think of all the worries That people seem to find And how they’re in a hurry To complicate their minds By chasing after visions And dreams that can’t come true I'm glad that | am different Ive better things to do. Anonymous Stone free to do as | please. Jimi Hendrix “ { Had The Best Of Educations...”” in Fact, | Went To School Everyday - 53 John McMahon Math Award 9; Ski Club 10 ,--Only { Can Never Remember The Rule.” { Wish {| Could Manage To Be Glad... 55 Behind Blue Eves No one knows what it’s like To be the bad man. to be the sad man Behind blue eves The Who Momma, oooh didn’t mean to make you cry if ['m not back here again this time tomorrow Carry on Carry on as if nothing really matters Too late, my time has come Docking ship has got my spine Body aching all the time Good bye everybody I ve got fo go Got to leave you all behind to face it through Momma, | don't want to die Sometimes wish ['d hadn't been born —— een Arnold Ulrich (Arn) iS Wrestling 9,11,12 (Penn-Jersey Champ, Most Spirited); Track 9,10; Karate Club 9,10; Quotable Quill 10,11 56 “Once, { Was A Real Turtle’’ 57 CAN Ronald Baines ................... 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SPORTS 59 VARSITY SOCCER B. Gray, S. Holland, D. Barnett Kneeling—D. Hazelwood, T. Stills, T. Rudy, J. Fitzgerald, L. Stewart, M. Leatherbury, H. Estrada, R. Baines Coach: Mr. McKay = Life Center Academy................ Win Akiba Academicoccaniocc csjoe are owecics Win Downingtown I A....... ccc eee ees Win KatzenbachiSchool! «2... :c.0 00s 0200 Win Episcopal Academy ...............- Lose Solebtiry! School oo)... seesacice vances Lose Mercy Technical School ............- Win Katzenbachschool ...:5.66 02 cee esicae Win Frienelerelecty oicsveice.a's a aleis siecciwievsteia Win Akiba Academy........ eisietnin stale rotate We Win Mercy Technical School ............. Win AbinatonvFriends: . ..... 0.00% 00.� seo 0m Lose Valley Forge Military Academy ....... Win DoanevAcademy «os. 0000000scsesiciccs Win Downingtownl@rA) 5. s5s inssls ole Win Life Center Academy...............: Win SIE LTAy SCNOON cc eeic siasies einen aereye Lose TOA CVACAMEINY: cic nie orsiers wieis(e s nivmieket Tie Playoffs DSATIEVACACBINY o:iraic:bicis:stererateisine wavatele Win SGP DUKUT SCHOO 5 0 oye) orate alc viele 6 ole ereinie Lose “The Players All Played At Once. Without Waiting For Turns” Top Row—Todd Wood, Tyrone Patton Third Row—Shawn R udy, Adam O’Donnell, Robert H morsey Second Row—Frank Lewis, Brian Penn, Mark Andrews Bottom Row—Jonathan Stewart, Mike Smith Coach: Mr. Gibbons Downingtown 1 A............-.-- Win MEAPMPSSACTY SCHIOON! 6.05.05. «:njsle'01eiein:s 0:6 Win SpE SSCTMION oi) a)a.5 a'xinsaie's coc kale Lose Academy of the New Church........ Lose Batzenbach School «2... 0: acse es esis Win PARR PCAOTINY 5) sro: arn s cine cian «0:0 0: Win RPT MEIC M NER WMT IELED ito c. wiary Sy0: aie e }aisn'os Win George School Invitational ...... No Game POT AES Rae eee eee Lose Downingtown I A...........02000- Win Valley Forge Military Academy ...... Lose Episcopal Academy .............++- Lose Pennington Academy ............-+- Lose “One .Two. Three. Away’ 61 | ee ee me me STINT Academy of New Church ............ Win — NewHope Solebury’ « ias02s.065 ee cceee Tie = SMAraN se cfoe mis acefetale eee Win Mercy Vocational: a. onccccacce cen Lose Friends Select Xmas Tour .......... Lose Friends Select Xmas Tour ........... Win Downingtown! A................. Win Katzenbactise-ss. ciccictecpieamtane eres Win Akiba Aicademign gop cnt ace re seece an Win Wyncote Academy..............-..- Win Solebiiry Schoalr. i. acs chee c ee ene Lose Doane: Academy): 2ee0 oot. 5s. ae Win Life Center Academy...............- Win Steven Leacock (Canada)........... Lose Mercy Vocational :.(..0:6;2550 «seein Lose Downingtown! A........... siv.c wie HOSE Prierits SOlGh oo 56a aniad oantcamare Lose Aldba- Academy... 0... 0cscjere 0.etnareacta we Win St: ( Gatneli®- ce, sce see eae Lose Germantown Friends............... Lose Conference Play-Offs and Semi-Finals Lose Standing—Mr. McKay, R. Jones, L. Stewart, B. Gray, J. Miles, T. Patton, K. Stonebach Sitting—S. Andrews, J. King, J. Fitzgerald, M. Young, R. Washington, T. Stills, J. Hill VARSITY BASKETBALL “Down The Rabbit Hole” 62 VARSITY WRESTLING Has Lasted Me The Rest Of My Life”’ CHAMPIONS Top Row—Scott McLeod, Ed Miller, bd Steven Holland, Arnold Ulrich, Tyrone Carter, Mark Andrews, Ronald Baines Bottom—Saundita Rush, Vincent Wilson, Odell Kyler, Michael Swords, Robert Barber, Kenneth Wilson Coach: Mr. Cumbey, Mr. Hooten “And The Muscular Strength That It Gave To My Jaw 1984-85 PENN—JERSEY ERNIE oo ies hoy Hace epsrcis each lets Win (Tri)King-Plumstead ............ Win, Lose RMR Se an 5 «sc, vik wets aie emeeteie we Win (Tri)Akiba-Katzenbach.......... Win, Win COUT 12S 5 9p ae pa Re Lose Nea RMON rt oS a= ich bya. tie chaysvcie eters Lose Episcopal Academy ...............- Lose Germantown Academy .............. Win Girard Wrestling Tour............. Fourth Penn Jersey Championship .......... First 63 SWIMMING Back Row—R. McLaughin, P. Mc Gill, A. O'Donnell, J. Palmer, T. Bennett Coach: Mr. Farber Front Row—D. Stephens, B. Lewis, C. Weinman, L. Corcoran, F. Risco W. Myrick (front) O Mouse. Do You Know The Way Out Of This Pool? 1 Am Very Tired Of Swimming About Here, O Mouse!” VEDA cece cicedito s) eatin ote staliehatnio tes etapalens Lose Archbishop Wood ......-++++++++55 Lose St. Joe's Prep: « .adicuque cies nc cen’ Lose Friends Select ........seeeeeeeeeeee Lose NTE «a dn assro annie ateneda Scelpcnissoletataceinin 60 Lose George School ....-.+++eseeeeeeees Lose Pennington Prep ...--..+seeeeeeeees Lose Episcopal Academy ....++++++0+5++: Lose George School .....-.+e+eereeeeees Lose Standing—S. Rudy, E. Jessell, A. Decker, S. Segal, T. Rudy, B. Pasquale, T. Wood Coach: Mr. Piroli Seated—D. Barnett, F. Lewis, D. Smith, S. Keagy, R. Hall, M. Corcoran, C. Rand VARSITY HOCKEY “The Chief Problem... Was Managing The Flamingo” Hoc @ key 65 “Fr DwWwmMnaDwn Standing—D. Barnett, M. Andrews, R. Hall, A. Decker, T. Stills, T. Wood, E. Jessell, D. Smith Kneeling—S. Rudy, T. Lee, S. Reed, H. Estrada, M. Corcoran “(ll Fetch Things When You Throw Them” Coaches: Mr. Gibbons, Mr. Robbins, Mr. Perolli 66 Chestnut Hill Academy ... Lose Germantown Friends ..... Lose Episcopal Academy ...... Lose Doane Academy .......... Win Katzenbach School ....... Win Chestnut Hill Academy ... Lose Friends Central Friends Central.......... Lose Doane Academy .......... Win Solebury School ......... Lose Abington Friends ......... Win EMmenas Selects css 0.0% «ec Lose A) 1 | ee No Game JUNHO. Sean Lose SOICDUN se ecsiecoraverac wins. vere Lose Katzenbach School ...... Lose Top Row—D. Syres, S. Beuhning, D. Nelson, D. Linton, M. Scott, M. Williford, M. Swords, J. Lestino (coach), D. Canoe, S. McCloued, C. Jones, L. Sheldon Bo ttom Row—R. Carson, D. Hazelwood, R. Smith, T. Patton, T. Young, L. Lettesome But We Are Masters Of The Court” FROITRAIh eee orciciois gone orm elo arora eee Lose Glen Mills... 0s cece eee e cece wees Win Genrae’ School) 3). siic eainsisivio ne cteienie Lose FYIBTiS SOIREE) ci acc's eit cleaietsis ster dets Lose Solebury! School sre cre sisini's) llelelnieta’s Lose Germantown Friends ............... Lose Akiba Acacia sc iic-sisisateneeris estan Lose PVH ot W ater Te 111 eR ESROO Tore OO face Lose Solabury School «asiiviss sive aie) elatate avers Lose Penn-Jersey Championship.......... Third Philmont Christian 0c00 cies cea ciiwor Win 67 Germantown Friends GleniMills' School... oc 2.e 00 0 cec oe Lose Episcopal Academy ..............-. Lose Katzenbach School ................ Lose Philmonti@hnistian!.,. 2 +-- .ss..- Lose Back Row—R. Chambers, E. Miller, M. Leatherbury, D. Thorpe, C. Robinson Second Row—A. Wilkerson, D. Cambell, J. Stewart, A. O’Donnel Bottom Row—M. Kochanowicz, T. Young, T. Kelly, T. Rudy, C. Berry Coach: Mr. Jackson “The Game’s Going On Rather Better Now”’ t 68 ACTIVITIES oo ) oe SY { a Aa ( a l) u Y seaete | Hee He 7 YALA LTVA STUDENT COUNCIL Back Row—Mr. Devlin, M. Kochanowicz, B. Gray, M. Bleistein, E. Williford C. Berry, E. Jessell Front Row—T. Kelly, T. Stills, D. Cambell, R. Baines, L. Lettsome, D. Hazelwood, C. Foster—Bey D S COMMITTEE . Back Row—M. Kochanowicz, T. Rudy, T. Kelly Front Row—A. Stills, D. Hazelwood, S. Segal 70 PROM COMMITEE Top Row—M. Kochanowicz, Mr. Kaufman, T. Wood Second Row—D. Hazelwood, S. Rudy Bottom Row—C. Robinson, S. Holland, T. Kelly VARSITY CLUB Top Row—T. Wood, D. Smith Bottom Row—B. Pasquale, T. Young, S. Rudy 12 WATER POLO CLUB S. McLeod, D. Tester, S. Rudy, T. Wood, T. Rudy, Mr. McGarity, C. Dodson E. Jessel SKI CLUB ae | ai Top Row—T. Bennet, R. Horsey, S. Robinson, R. C K. Stonebach, S. Keagy Third Row—T. Patton, S. Segal, M. Kochanowicz, C. Robinson, B. Pasquale C. Dodson, S. Reed, C. Berry Second Row—G. Grenade, Mr. Seaton, D. Hazelwood, Tim Kelly, Brian Penn Bottom Row—d. Fitzgerald, T. Stills, D. Coleman, R. Jones, T. Rudy, D. Thorpe hambers, S. Rudy, T. Wood CHESS CLUB Top Row—Mr. Wade, I. Miles, J. Gilbert, C. Gordon Third Row—W. Harris, A. O’Donnel, M. Corcoran, M. Curry Second Row—G. Cousin, N. Atefi, T. Lee, J. Clement, B. Kelly Bottom Row—2J. Bayliss, P. Morrisey, H. Estrada, R. Carson PAHOTOGRAPAY CLUE | % : te f 7 ; ‘ Top Row—O. Rahmaan, R. Washington, T. Bennet, S. Segal, E. Jessel Bottom Row—R. Dodson, S. McLeod (é) 14 “Hold Your Tone, You’re Enough To Try The Patience Of An Oyster’’. Top Row—Mr. Schultz, M. Jones Sixth Row—J. Palmer, E. Lewis Fifth Row—E. Steiffel, J. Parlin, J. Parks Fourth Row—G. Hlaveczeck, T. Allen, F. Lewis, S. Keagy Third Row—K. Turner, M. Williford, D. Hazelwood Second Row—L. Lettsome, T. Stills, D. Linton Bottom Row—J. Makemson, H. Estrada, J. Paoletti CORINTHIAN STAFF S. Segal, A. Symes, T. Rudy, B. Gray, D. Coleman, S. Robinson, K. Kauffman GIRARD NEWS Top Row—C. Geier, A. Decker, S. Segal Second Row—D. Hazelwood, M. Swords, T. Wood Bottom Row—T. Rudy, C. Robinson @5 76 FAREWELL SONG GIRARD COLLEGE Henry Hanpy Hay a’ BECKET-BANKS Martial TENO 1 2 1. Six - teen hun - dred look - ing _ on, We are in the van; 2. We shall miss the dai - ly round, Vie - to- ry at ball; 3. Six - teen hun - dred _ look - ing on, Fol - low, fol - low hard, have run our mar - a - thon From child to grow - ing man. the gay par - ade, and _ miss Class - mates most of all. the game, in - crease her fame, Good - bye to old Gir - ard. a re = Se a oo _——————— Out be - yend the Oo - pen gate Lights of prom - ise _ glow, On - ly love il - lumes the years, Broth - ers, pass it on, There’s a world of worth be - yond, Sol - diers must not lag, ae = en : i | l i = ane es =a 00 o You, who cheer’d us when we came, Bless us ere we go. Light the torch and spread the flame Till the years be gone. Where good for - tune waits for us, Neath the star - ry flag. : , — $s SS = SS == Rerrain Quiet and tenderly Fare - well! Fare - well! Dear tem-ple on the hill; We'll not for - get you Till our hearts be still. Melody in Bass. ——, VOCATIONAL EDUCATION PUTTER Ae SAUTE ; ww Sioa Nee SNE “ INN “ Svea an SESE Was we (a; Back Row—T. Bennett, B. Penn, S. Holland, C. Dodson Front Row—T. Stills, T. Kelly, H. Uber, R. Jones, K. Stonebach AUTO SHOP ““{ Think { Could, if Only | Knew How To Begin’ PD — alas “What A Noise They Make When They Tumble! Just Like A Whole Set Of Fire trons...” = + - Ba rf Back Row—A. Ulrich, M. Kochanowicz, S. Rudy, T. Wood, S. Keagy Front Row—T. Young, C. Berry, D. Thorpe, J. Paoletti WOOD SHOP “O Oysters! Said The Carpenter, You've Had A PLeasant Run! Shall We Be Trotting Home Again?’ But Answer Came There None PRINT SHOP Back Row—R. Horsey, F. Lewis, G. Grenade, T. Patton, R. Chambers Front Row—2J. Fitzgerald, D. Hazelwood, Anthony Symes, S. Segal, S. Reed “Oh. Do Let Me Help You” 81 82 Za. a — 7 - + 2ye wn ES — 4 “Ss ‘ i Troy Rudy, Brian Pasquale, Jeffrey Miles if Mii { DRAFTING “ Know Something interesting Is Sure To Happen” ART “They Are Learning To Draw’’, The Dormouse Went On... “and They Drew All Manner Of Things” 83 BUSINESS Barry Gray Larry Stewart Andrew Decker Ronald Baines Christopher Weinmann Somehow It Seems To Fill My Head With Ideas” CAMPUS LIFE met bei NY a i WAN Sti ‘i i PAK 350 AW. a ae . ZN NGO SN) XW) MZ . b iY 85 +. 3e a r= ° ao r} = — - a = 3 te oO A=) e °o = 3 Curiouser And Curioser!”’ 87 | Aad The Best Of Educations...”” | Know Something Interesting [s Sure To Happen” D.C. I 1-14, SENIOR CLASS TRIP WASHINGTON, FEBRUARY 1985 “Where Am [ Now And Does It Make Any Difference? ( Wonder...” 91 CAMPUS QUOTES Respect God, your country. and the Seniors Thees type of activities must ceese! You got any grub? You got any paper? We will not begin until everyone is silent (can smell it from a mile away! is Kareyn in? Ms. Floyd aint goin on our trip? Arnold, take your hat off in the building. Fleepfiasimfleetinfloap Ketchup! ( didn’t brush my teeth because [ got up late! Puck Head Betcha | don’t stay here this weekend! Get your skeet? ( heard dat Go head wit dat You on retention Oooooh dear! You smell like a ram goat! Ey mon! Yo dude! So what Is you sayin? Geeet the f———_! Oamn! Another Hall Meeting! Bork! Let me get a cigarette! Who’s Deke and Dirk? ( got first extra! Let me get a quarter! Aint gonna be no yearbook. Who’s next on 0’s phone? raider the jones stop perpatrating Yo. Smoke What’s our movie? What's up with you? What's for lunch. How was Keller’s vacation with the seniors? They bitched the whole trip Arnold did what?....To Who? Kick a meal Yo, Pappa A man has certain needs, you know Put em out and get to class. laintyourwaiter 93 } oi q— “it’s A Friend Of Mine - A Cheshire Cat” 94 AND GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1986 THUS GREW THE TALE OF WONDERLAND... Well Here We Are At The End Only {s (t The End Or The Beginning Hail Girard! (Arranged for Male Voices by Burton T. Scales.) Henry Hanby Hay. C. Stanley Mac key. Maestoso. Melody in Second Tenor. 2. Sing her shrine of mar- ble won-der, Let no voice be still, (sa - lute her, 1. Hail Gir- ard! our Alma Mater, No - ble, fair, and ane ae claim her, 3. Har-vard loves her crim-son ban-ner, Yale her blue di - vine; (fair col - = Cra - dle meet for civ - ic vir- tue, Praise her with a Sing Gir- ard and praise Gir - ard With a roy - al In our pen- nant, bold and | First thou art in worth and beau- ty, First in our re - gard;(yes, ey - er;) ( Sing-ing as we ev - er. march, With a flag un-scarr’d;(un - spot - a Brown is bu - sy mak - ing schol-ars, So is val - iant Penn; (syl - va - nia; | — lez or SSS SSS SSS SS BSS. SSS SSS a ee = ——— Se eS EE eee vu San EEE So ea eee ee SS Sing we then our Al - ma Ma- ter, Moth-er dear, Gir - ard. One in voice and heart and will, in praise of Gir - ard. Our Gir - ard, our Al - ma _ Ma- ter, strives to reach this end. Sia. CHorvs. Unison. Child - ren of Printed by the students of Girard College we rh es anh ea ay ap tah yh Res fet Nat Natraahs, Ss on rj jaye at fel on, wie An, oh sey per Wise aay te sg el a f ve ay Aa e ae ean ee AB Nae i nese aiiteunenes Matlgn rian ‘ : ees netetatnct yA. 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