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

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fait Wd A-'nz-, X V ELIZABETH E. GUMAN Betty Orchestra, Glee club, Leader staff, Cor- inthian staff. Pinafore cast, Social club, 400 club. You should have been there. We had a good time. The group is usually loquacious and effusive at these early morning conferences. but all Betty has to do is affect a wide eyed eagerness accompanied by a secretive smile and she has the floor. KATHLEEN E. HERRITY Pudge Orchestra, Business Manager of Leader, Corinthian staff, Social club, 400 club. 'tHi ya keed. Oh, so you don't know me! A hearty laugh and all is forgiven. Kathleen's pep and vivacionsness and the energy with which she enters activities are astonishing. She is full of helpful ideas, and her splendid cooperation has been a decided asset to the class. Forty-one .' x s Q . ,' - n JOHN HANLON ffpeepv' Study club. Peep is so quiet that he seems to be in trouble. Sounds funny, but it's true, for when things go wrong, Peep ' is often blamed, because in his innocence, he looks too innocent. His shyness and re- straint break down whenever sports are mentioned, for Peep is an ardent fan. EDWARD JOSEPH HITSNER Satch Social club, Corinthian staff. A hand swiftly pushes back an irre- pressible lock, an engaging grin breaks out, and there is Satchel. His broad shoulders have carried the weight of a great deal of responsibility during our senior year. As senior sales manager, he took his duties seriously. ELIZABETH E. GUMAN IOHN HANLON I 1 5 x KATHLEEN E. HERRITY EDWARD I. HITSNER