Mahanoy Township High School - Corinthian Yearbook (Mahanoy City, PA)

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l J MARTHA L. BRADBURY ELIZABETH M. BURKE WILLIAM BURKE J I s .1 I f J 1 I My f rn ff-fl zfyffaf RY T. BURKE MARTHA LOTTIE BRADBURY Martha Orchestra, Glee club, String quartet, Corinthian staff, Pinafore cast, Photo- graphy club, Cheer leader, 400 club. This petite young miss, one of the pret- tiest girls in the senior class, has been helping to lead the teams to victory this year by her peppy cheerleading. One of our leading business students, she is sure to succeed in the business held. MARY T. BURKE Mary T. S. C. C., Glee club, Leader staff, Cor- inthian staff, Social club, 400 club. If you see a girl with a rogish twinkle in her eyes, you know it's Mary. An ex- cellent student, Mary was rewarded with the American Legion medal in her fresh- man year. Beauty culture has always fascinated Marry, and in the future she hopes to be the sole owner and proprietor of Burke's Beauty Bar. fdabaud Wxw-Z! , iff--.Af 'Q'-Lfgf -'J' K 7 Y 4' f - ' L fi. , X f A K TLV- . in t J 17 ' A ,K rw: 7 f f if 4-.-,,Q f 1. ELIZABETH M. BURKE Betts Orchestra, Glee club, Leader staff, Busi- ness Manager of Corinthian, Social club. 400i club. Betts is engaging, energetic, and effi- cient. She loves sports, parties, and especially dances. She is always ready for fun, but never would she think of neglecting her work for it A not Betts. She is going to get somewhere in the business world. WILLIAM BURKE Burkey Study club. In every class there's one carefree fel- low and Burkey is this one. You very seldom. see him without his shadow Doc Davidson. One glance at Billy's face and you can see he's not a grouch. Athletics seemed to be his pet subject and he is a grand sport and an all around good fel- row.

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K ,. 1 x vtx f M nj I, K . . rf. 2 I I A - QV ' L l ,N r 'x f I t 1 i ' it ' . x , I , , Q A K sf 1 I . , x A , ' I I l. ' if ' 1 R ' -A W l .1 .v - ' i K .1 .Lf . '- YN .K ' V P ' X I Av-' 1 f W . L. . V 1 . . V . FRANCIS JOHN BURNS Toot 'l'.S.C.C., Band, Orchestra, Social Dance Orchestra, Glee club, 400 club. A lull in orchestra - a quirk of the eyebrow - Burns opens his mouth - speaks. Laughter. You can always de- pend on that. His loyalty and steadiness has been evident in all his contacts. And say, he makes Tommy Dorsey green with envy when he starts to swing it with his trombone. GEORGE S. CAMPBELL Hump Football team, Basketball team, Orches- tra, Study club, 400 club. .lovial and facetious, George has that desirous faculty of putting aside his de- sires for the glory of the school. In foot- ball and basketball his cooperation and unseliishness are outstanding. George is one of the few male violin- ists in school. Thirty-three , 1 . ' it I , 1 N nv . 7 7 XX P' l . is l J X . . FRANCIS I. BURNS BLANCHE T. BUSHICK n Jr JI' .a9afLfi-. ' 1 I 16,91 ' f' f' 1, , BLANCHE T. BUSQHICK Blanche Social club, 400 club. In this corner we have a. gay maiden who acknowledges a hello with a slow smile and a wink. Her special joy is talking. Get her started and she'll tell you all about the morning bus ride and tid-bits on recent affairs. PEARL E. CHELAK Pearly Tap Dancing club, 400 club. An ingenious remark is rewarded by Pearl's quick smile, dimples, and flashing eyes. Although she seems reticent in class, Pearl is completely at home on the gym- nasium fioor, tennis court, or hockey field. Her quick thinking in an emergency has made her a valuable asset to any team. GEORGE S. CAMPBELL N f' PEARL E. CHELAK .. A ......-W, , 3 2- 8:41 1 as mwsfim- ' 1, ,,.b..-Q. S.. D