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

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Senior Members of the Leader Editorial Staff: K. Radick, J. Cioughlin, H. Mellon, A Grady, J. Noonan, C. Blickley, L. Matlow, M. Burke, E. Guman, D. Dornsife, S. Andref sky, T. Backert, D. Evans, E. Cullen, C. Connors. A HUNTING WE WILL G0 - NEWS HOUNDS Counting units for headlines - measuring column space - searching for an idea to give an article an arresting lead - running hither and thither for facts - trying to' originate something humorous - yes, you probably have the idea now. It's the editorial staff of the school paper assembling the material for the Township four page monthly - the Leader. The matter of soliciting advertisements for the Leader, the life blood of the paper, and the distribution of the monthly, fall into the hands of the business staif. This year the staffs of the Leader joined several previous staffs in receiving the news that the paper won second prize in the Columbia Scholastic Press Contest in competition with schools of 300 to 800 students. m l Leader Business Staff: Bruce Farber, Julia Radick, Elizabeth Burke, Mary Boner, Kathleen Herrity, Edward Hillibush. Sixty-one

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Books! Books! and More Books! Some are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few to be chewed and digested. Some are to be read in parts, others to be read but not curiously, and some few to be read wholly and with diligence and attention. YE OLD BOOKSHOPPE The library is a stimulus to education, for books develop the mind more than any factor of education. It is a very necessary part of school life for here students can find material for book reviews, for special topics, for debates, and for various programs. The library also affords the opportunity of reading better literature. STAY IN LINE, PLEASE! Two minutes before the passing bell rings David Evans, Reese Jones. Joseph Dempsey, James Crellin, Mary Burke, Clarence Fritz, William Hylan, Adam Koznecki, Rosemary Marley, and Margaret Houck may be seen leaving senior class rooms. As senior student council members they maintain order in the cor- ridors. The main purpose of the organization is to develop student participation in school government. President Reese Jones Addressing the Student Council Sixty

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CCDRIN I C9 Editorial btaif of Corinthian: Inset-Kathryn Radick, Editor-in-Chiefg Emma Cullen, Agnes Grady, Margaret Houck, Lewis Matlow, Kathryn Greis, Constance Connors, Mary Burke, Adeline Pritchard, Stacia Andrefsky, David Evans, Josephine Noonan. SONNY, THIS IS YOUR DAD The average senior of the class of '38 will forever classify his yearbook as 'tamong my souvenirs and a most precious one at that. It brings back memories of school days that he now realizes were the most joyful days of his life, for then he had youth. The editorial staff of the Corinthian has written in his yearbook what he will want to show his children-his picture along with a personality sketch of him as he was known by classmates, the records of the athletic teams, the play or operetta he acted in, school clubs in which he was active, musical organizations in which he played. The editorial staff has assembled what will be the memories of our 1938 senior in his yearbook-the Corinthian. ART STAFF -- BUSY BEES The art staff does not play Blind Man's Bluff when arranging the yearbook. Careful deliberation is necessary to have the material placed correctly. Among the must do work of the staff is the deciding on a theme, selecting the pictures, determining the space for write- ups, making the drawings, keeping the cost of the books within the limit pre- scribed, and making dummies of the book for the printer and the advisers: editorial, Miss Julie Hinchg art, Miss Marie Osthei- mer, business, Miss Mary Purcell. Sixty-two Art Staff: Anna Kurzinsky, Helen Mellon