Punxsutawney Area High School - Mirror Yearbook (Punxsutawney, PA)

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THE MIRROR Lucille A. Cobb CGCCUIIYT English Course Jr Red Cross, '26, '27, '28, '29, Girls' Glee Club, '26, '27, '28, '29, .-Xrt Club, '27, '28, Cercle Francais, '29, History Play, '26, Glee Club Contest, '28, '29, All at Sea, '29, Girls' Sextette, '29, A. A. '26, '2 7, '28, '29, fha melting twice through 11111205 rznznilzg , I1.711l'LL i.S'llilg all the rlmrms that tic' the lll'IICl1l'7l soul of lzaruzorzy No sweeter voice is heard in our school. Ceal's pretty soprano is going to be a great loss to the Girls' Glee Club. And she is not lacking in beauty either. Her pretty face, graced with a magnetic smile, is one of the wonders of the school. Ceal has even tried her hand at acting. She is also ve1'y peppy and enthusiastic and always out for a good time. NYC have heard, by the way, that the mention of Flint-lNIichigan. of course-causes her heart to miss a few beats. Ceal hasn't told us what she is going to do after she leaves us, but vie know she is going to be a success in whatever she tries. Why not try Grand Opera, Vaal? Frances Coble Fritz English Course Girls' Hi-Y '27 '28 '29, A. A., '26 '27, '28, '29, lunior Red Cross, 7 3 7 5 - '26, '27, '28, '29, Art Club, '29, Debating Society, '29, Glee Club, '26. Her wild entlzusiasm mer could resz'. There goes the Stude fifty per. I can't see but I guess it's I'ritz. No matter where you go, you will never be able to find any- one as kind hearted as Fritz. If she has something you are in need of, she is only too glad to lend it to you. She is a faithful supporter of the Athletic Association. No game would be complete without Fritz in the front row, cheering for P. H. S. Perhaps there is a little concerning Fritz that you haven't discov- ered. She decides that she likes this one and that one of the opposite sex, too. Frances is going to enter the Jefferson Medical Hospital at Phila- delphia. Here's wishing you success, Fritz Maxine Cornman Hlxlaxii English Course lr. Red Cross, '26, '27, '28. And slzc touched my hand with a smile so sweet. 1Iax is characterized by her short, snappy steps, her head held high in the air, and her entire prim manner so different from anyone else. She believes that variety is the spice of life. For she has made several attempts at going to school- in P. H. S., then leaving us, only to come back again. Max is rather timid and does not always give her opinion on important matters unless especially requested to do so However, when she is quite confident of herself, she makes it known by giving her thoughts. She is very kind-hearted and always tries to raise the other fellow from depths of despair. Maris future is undecided. Nine

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lf, ,. Law. T ll li M I R R O R Sara Br-own Sally Classical Course ,lit Red Cross, '28, '29, A. A., '29, Torch Staff, '28, Blirror Board, '29, Poetry Club, '29, Cercle Francais, '29, 'Vice-President, '29, Seven- teen, '29. Tlz1'1'e was 1111 a1'clz11eSs 1'11 Iliinc eye Born. of ilu' Qlll'l'l'f'Sl 1110cke1'ieS, A 11d thy light luzlglzter rang out 'iv' As wafer drops I loved to hear. A hearty laugh! Oh yes! 'tis Sara! Sally's laugh is one of the many things which distinguishes her. No matter where she is, once you hear that laugh you know she's present. Sara admits she likes to get out of work, and the only days she likes real well are Saturday and Sunday, but her ability is such that her likes are not always heeded. So Sally is kept busy, if not with Mirror work, it's something else. At times she hardly finds time to talk! Sara is going in training next September. W'e envy those pa- tients, who will hear that laugh daily! William T. Brown Bill linglish Course lr. Red Cross, '25, '26, '27, '28, '29, A. A., '26, '27, '28, '29, President of A. A. in '29, lfootball, '26, '27, '28, Ass't Football Coach, '29, lnterelass Track, '27, Interclass Basketball, '27, '28, '29, Interclass liaseball, '28, Y. M. C. A. Campaign Speech, '27, Debating Society. .N -ak , ii ll'l1ll'. low he caught those long forward passes. In football, Bill earned his jc1l1 as end. After he had played his limit of football, Bill became the president of the A. A. in '29, Bill managed this so well that the im-mlnersliip was the largest in many years. Needless to say, Bill has many friends and admirers. He, how- exer, seems to return the affections of only one. .Xt times, Hill becomes very serious and thinks things out. This ought Eight A 11411110 fz11'-.w1111zflz'fl a111011g 111011 For ll0l2lC' deeds. llill's outstanding interest lies in athletics, as his activities illus- liill was one of our best ends. None of us will ever forget to help him, as he expects to go to work after graduation. Martha Cessna lNIarty English Course Jr. Red Cross, '26, '27, '28, '29, A .A., '26, '27, '28, '29, Girls' Glee Club, '29, Local and County Typing Contest, '28, Sales Talk, '29. I have no precious time at all to spend, N01' scrfvices to do, till you 1'equi1'e. And everyone seems to require her time. If she isn't in T, you will probably find her in the office tickling the ivories of the Reming- ton doing some work that just must get to press tomorrow. But in spite of all her difficulties, she maintains her sweet, sunny, disposition And her disposition truly is sunny-nothing ever daunts her. When she is almost submerged under difficulties, she bravely rises to the top. She is always out for a good time and manages to make both herself and others happy. Yet, she always maintains her school average. Probably she will be found in somebody's office in the near future.

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i I O 'lf H E ll l li li U R Frank Costanzo Frank English Course l-Ltd Vross. 26. 27. 28. 29: A. A.. 26. 27. 28, 29g History Play, '26g Band. 26, 273 Hi-Y. 28. 29: Art Club, 28, 295 Art Club Trea- surer. 29: Science Club, 29g Local and County Typing Contest., 28: Mascot. '28, 29: Fnderwood Bronze lledal, '29, There is 110 trzzer-Jzef11'ted. Frank has two great loves. Don't misunderstand me, because they Hl'6'1'l.l girls. Une is managing basketball teams and the other is being tlic mascot for the football team. Frank. you remember, took Care of our groundhog for us. Franks outstanding trait seems to be his generosity and thought- iulness. Half of Franks is half of yours. The chewing gumetiends fiuund this out. Now Frank is generally besieged by the members of the Ancient and Ynaccepted Qrder of Gum-Chewers. Frank expects te go to the lYharton School of Businness Adminis- tration at the University of Pennsylvania. Boyd Cowan Cowan English Course .liz Red truss. 28. 29: A. A. 29g Commercial Club, 28, 29g Inter- tlass 'I'rack. 28: Carol Singers. 29g Operetta, 29g Orchestra. 29: 1 1 - . time Club. 29. 'ylfzfxic lzfztlz clzaruzs for me. Music. in truth. must hold charms for Boyd. He has been with us only two years. but in that time lie has made a name for himself in the tile f..- Vlub and orchestra. Boyd is also an athlete. acquitting himself rifttalily in the interclass track meets. He is centering his eHorts on t'ommcrcial work and is doing well in this course. In the short time li-. has b-:en with us. he has made many friends. In Boyd they find a yltasing disposition and an inclination to look on the bright side of life Boy-tl is going to continue his commercial work and study Business and l'lin:mce in some college. Craft Everett Craft Classical-Scientinc Courses Ten A. A., '28, 293 Jr. Red Cross. 26. 21. 23. 29, Science Club, 29, All at Sea, 29g Orchestra. 26. 27, 28, 295 Boys' Glee Club, '29g Poetry Club, 295 Orchestra Librarian, 295 A. A. Grchestra, '29, .l1'usz'c.' Olzf Hou' yfahzt, hott' weak, Larzgzmge fades before thy spell. Everett impresses one with his dignitied aspect and manner. He seems always tranquil and untroubled by any of the little disappoint- ments that come everyones way. His serene smile and friendly look invite contidence. However. that i'Eagle Eye sees all, knows all. Everett is a lover of music, He is Airs. Ferry's right-hand-man. Af. a poet he also shows ability. Everett expects to attend college next v-Jar: where, is as yet undecided, but, wherever he goes, we wish him success.