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

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W' .aa J. WMiWZ,ff swf if if M ,, J . V J it . I ' ,1 ,. '- 1. tx ' ETHEL E. swarm: IOSEPH W. SULLIVAN l I gli i ., 4 I DQROTHY STANAITIS fffjrgtu JOSEPH L. STANZIOLA Stanzy Senior Class Financial Secretary, Bridge club, 400 club. A tall, quiet, brown-eyed girl, Dot is characterized by her gentle manner and sincerity. Dot's excellent scholastic abil- ity has been proven by her honor roll marksg and her business ability, by the competent. way in which she handled the duties of Hnancial secretary. ETHEL E. STRIDE Stridy Corinthian staff, Tap Dancing club, 400 club. There are few students in this school with whom Stridy does not speak. She is famous for her aptitude to break the ice. Her favorite pastimes are swim- ming and ice-skating. On the basketball floor you can be sure to see herg a shin- ing example of physical and mental fit- ness. Social club, Glee club, 400 club, Pina- fore cast. Stanzy is a small peppy fellow, whose love of mischief is reflected in his dancing brown eyes. His favorite pastimes are dancing and singing. He is an active member of the glee club, having por- trayed Ralph Rackstrawn in Pinafore. Joe, however, is pointing toward a med- ical, rather than a musical career. JOSEPH W. SULLIVAN Kaye Social club, 400 club. A jaunty, happy-go-lucky fellow with the world at his feet. Joe's sparkling eyes and brilliant teeth are an effective background for his charming and en- trancing smile. He takes life as it is. Though he doesn't make any special ef- fort, still he gets by here just as he will in later years. Fifty-four W . , DOROTHY STANAITIS IOSEPH L. STANZIOLA

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