La Salle College High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Wyndmoor, PA)

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,-X jivvg OX KM i .3 t 'Lit 1 . LO! la .Of X , Inf v ff WALTER F. CAMPBELL Soup 'isoupu is a man of the hour. well dressed. well mannered and studious. Because of his ability. Walt was selected as editor-in-chief of our Blue and Gold. We think he has done a masterful job. What say you? With his ability and personality. nobody can stop him from going places in the great university of life that he is about to enter. Baseball-Class Teamsf-1. 2. 31 Bas':etball iclass Teams-f-1. 2: Football-Class Team+ 7: Manager of Football Squadfl 4: Year Book Staff. EDWARD JAMES CANNON uEdu Ed was a great sport and a gentleman. Often he has off-set the monotony of the day by his witticisms which invariably drew a laugh. His genial humor and fine intellect will no doubt bring him success in later life. A consistent worker in class and always willing to help the cther fellow, Ed was what you would call a real pal. Interclass Baseball+2. 3. 4: Interclass Pasketballel. 2. 3, 43 Chemistry Clubq Scho' lastic ul. --1, 2. PAUL WEBB CASEY Webb Webb. as he is called by everyone. is the popular senior who hails from Way out Westii in Bywood. A student of the highest type with cverflcwing personality. he was one of the very efficient leaders on the school paper staff. at- tafning the position. in his senior year. of asso- ciate editor. His determination and ability won for him many friends. He was active as an in- ter-class man in sports, but above all a true and loyal supporter in all of La Salleis activ- ities Ycu can rely on him as a friend indeed. Vlfe hone his success can be measured by his attainments. Good luck. Webb. scholastic and many of the gods must smile on thee now for all of your endeavors. Scholastic L --2. 3. 4: Wisterian+2, 3: Blue and Gold Staff: Debating-4. l f 20

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1 High vkusu r MTX L? tx 1 ,O MJ FRANK PAUL BYRNE Frank Frank ha lr from the wide awake town f Phoenixville Due to aggressiveness and skill he stood prominently in scholastic and athletic activities However his personality wit and good will make up the reasons for his popularity in the class of 37 When we all gather round the ladder of success later on we know that Frank will he standing on the top smiling lead on Frank we re right behind you Tennis 3 4 Ycar Book Member of famed Linton Lads ROBERT P BYRNE Bob Bob mme to Us in 1937 from Phoenixville P and quickly made hi, presence felt made many friends by his jovial manner and they will be sorry to lobe him Bob has been a member of the xar:.ity tennis team during hun Junior and senior years and turned out to oe one of the host players in the school He took part in all class aports and activities and was an ardent follower of all teams Bob is verw popular with all hir claasmateb and teachers He intends to enter the University of Notre aint umxt year following his two brotiers ti the South Bend Institution, Lots of luck. Bob. we all know that you will he a success. rack: c-nnis: Go f- Class Sports: Year Book. R OBERT E. BURNS 'Bob' Gifted with a sunny disposition and an oxer flowing sense of humor. this blond. chubby' fe ow can turn one of the most serious situa- tions into a mirth-provoking farce in a twinkling, His variety of trick laughs and wisecracks have made Bob one of tht- most popular chaps in the rass, ut i: a ilty i y no moans confine to iis iumor. e 'mnqucrs lns tu i-, with an earnestness t at aug-rs w-ll for s urcess in tie future life. And in th' tank. he ns spla ie to victory innumerabl- tim' a a member the swimming team. He intends to join his Brother Bill out at Notre Dame and while wish- ing him worlds of luck. we heave a regretful sigh at parting companv with this amiable fellow. Dramaticsf4-l: Swimmingffei. 4: Blue and Gold: Foothalle-l. U91

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4' X :HGH w '863 JOSEPH CLEMENSON 00 They say a smlle can go a long way If th s xs true s path must be xncalculably lengthy He 1s well known as an athlete for he played football for two years and took p rt al class sports Yet he was of a ret1cent nature content to snr back and let the other fellow supply the jokes Has cheerfulness won him many frnends He came to us from St Wlllxam s in Lawndale Good luck to you oe and may you retain that cheerful smxle throughout lifes adventure Football l 2 Baseball Class Team l 2 4 Bas etba Class Team l 2 Trac JAMESJ CLINTON Jr One of the famous Lmtcn Lads lm s love of food ran a close second to hrs love for sports A m1ghty mute 1m was a klller break mg many a heart and not a few of hns opponents spxrxts while engaged In athletic endeavors We feel that lm w1ll be as masterful 1n dnrectmg hls future work as he was xn guiding our foot ball team To 1m the best of luck He has a knack of mmdxng h1s own busmess so hell get along wnth men Freshman Football and Basketball Class Base a Bas et a 3 Varsity Football 3 4 Senlor Play Commlttee 4 GEORGE S CORBEIL George George ls a smxllng carefree studxous lad who halls from St Ambroses Parlsh In hls early years at La Salle George parrxclpated class baseball and basketball H1s favonte pas t1me ns concocnnsz some practlcal joke or mls chlevous prank for which he has been noted by hxs fellow classmates H1 favorlte subject ls French and ln hxs semor year he held the hnghest honors ln scholasnc standmg Hem tends to enter Annapolls after graduaung from La Salle Smooth axlnng George l2l rg' fyxkiikgsik , X 1A-xi fr' ' , 'O I P K O Y ,rj .-J ., , Joe' ' V YL. . - a in l s.: f'11L - --.zgite Class Team-fl, 2. -.Jim-1 f ' I A 'J' ' .n ' 1 bllfll. 2, s, 41 H -k bll-2.l' 1 'W J G , Q G I in