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

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GRACE A. YARNELL Grace Orchestra, Bridge club. One thing that Grace can never be ac- cused of is showing off. Although an excellent shot in basketball, she is al- ways ready to let someone else try. Her ambition is to be a physical educatian teacher, and to watch her in gym you can tell she won't have much difficulty. THE NAME CORINTHIAN The Corinthian - now, we have an ex- cellent opportunity to show you where the title of our yearbook has been de- rived. Notice the huge pillars in the lower left-hand picture. Glance at the top and see the ornate design of the capital. This style of Greek architecture, found throughout the building, is called Corinthian. ' Fifty-seven ol f law NU! W V., f v '. J Y I V1 , ' JJ My '. I' i L ' ' r ' fi V JIU t Q ' I STUDENTS RELAX OUTSIDE SCHOOL THOMAS JOHN ZEIGLER 'fsandir' T. S. C. C., President of C-14, Social Dance Orchestra, Band, Orchestra, Glee club, Football team, Basketball team, 400 club. Spontaneous laughter from a group. Break through and in the center you will find - Tommy. He just seems to be na- turally endowed with a quick wit. His varsity football and basketball teammates say, He's square. We say that he-'s a. walking definition of true sportsmanship. SPRING IS IN THE AIR Sniff, sniff - it's the odor of spring in the air and pupils end their hibernation period of spending recreation time in- doors. The grounds about the school pro- vide space aplenty for the fresh air Hends. Boys provide the plop of a base- ball against a glove, while girls probably skip or trip over rope. of GRACE A. YARNELL THOMAS I. ZEIGLER