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

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William Hill Polonius Scientific Course F114-nee Vlub X'it'e-l'1'esiclent, '292 Debating Yice-President, '29, H-Y, '28, '291 ,lr. Red t'ross. '26, '27, '28, '29, A. A., '26, '27, '28, '29j Y Nl. if A. illllllltllflll Speech, '29, H.llUl'I' nzalter, witlt less art. Iiili is a bit sarcastic at times, but that is just a passing character- itair. llill is our big salesman. He sells anything from shoes to roof- ing matt-rials. He has a rather high idea of salesntanship, don't you tlank? llill's lattst nickname is I'olonius. It was suggested by one of own intellectual guides and most of us think it rather appropriate, as liill sonn-times gives much speech 'Nlore inatter, with less art. lt's best to get y.u start to decorate it. llilll Un lt-llovf who linds n-.mx channels into which he llill expects to go to Penn State, where l ngiin-4-ring. tiood luck, Nlr. Chemist. lfozzrtztcrz 'l' H E M I R R O R David Elder Dave English Course .X A., '26, '27, '28, '291 jr. Red Cross, '26, '27, '28, '29, Interclass Bas- ketball, '26, '27, '28, '29, Football, '27, '28, '29, Football Captain, '29, 'I'rack, '27, '28g Commercial Club, '28g Commercial Club Play, '28g History Play, '26g Hi-Y, '28, '29, Y. BI. C. A. Campaign Speech. '29, High School Basketball, '27. Gayly berlighf, .4 gallant knight, In SIIIISIZIIII' and in slzadoiuf' Dave is an athlete, noted for his football and basketball playing. fu football captain in '28, he was surely a success. Dave is usually ouiet and hard at work However, his popularity sometimes forces him to come out of his shell. Although we have stated that he is quiet, al- low us to restate it. He is ouiet only when in school. Outside of school lie can be quite loquacious when he has an inspiration like-shall we say, West End? David is not sure what he intends to do, but he hopes to attend lliaynesburgh. H. Fetter without matter. Shakespeare says, your big point first, before hand Bill is a generous may divert this generosity. he will take up Chemical the other Isabella Findley Isabelle English Course lr. Red Cross, '26, '28, '29, A. A., '29, Rest 'is the sauce of labor. Some of us believe in taking all the sauce but Isabella takes both, ene at a time, of course. She uses every study period for the purpose iz is supposed to be used for-study. You see her always with a huge stack of books under her arm. But don't think that Isabelle does any- thing but study because you'll be mistaken in your conception of her. F-he comes into T in the morning, takes off her hat, Huffs up her pret- ty hair, and proceeds to open up business for the day. She has a jolly remark and lots of wit to add to the conversation of the certain crowd of kids who sit in the corner in HT . Isabella's future is undecided but we would not be surprised if she should suddenly resolve to be a School marmf'

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THE MIRROR Harriet Dorset Noob linglish Course Class note reporter, '26g Jr. Red Cross, '26, '27, '28, '2Og History Play, '26g Hi-Y, '27, '28, '2Og Girls' Glee Club, '26, '27, '29, High School Concert, '28, '2Ug Htalth speech, '2UQ Y. M. C. A. Campaign, '27, '28, Hx. A. Collector, '26, '27, '28, '20, Mirror Collector, '26, Torch Collector, '26, '27, '28, I will knmu If tlzcre be any ffziilz in IlIflII. ' Oh Gee! l.et's do it! Oh, isn't he darling? VVhat a peach of a dancer. That sounds like Boob either before or after a night with the gang. She is either gushing about a good time or slowly and sadly making her way to school carrying a whole host of books wonder- ing vaguely how she is ever going to get through. Boobie has a pleas- ing personality and is quite a favorite with the crowd. She is well known because of her ability as a dancer. She hopes to go to Mansfield College next year and some day be a Supervisor of Music. Hope you succeed, Boob Virginia Drummond Vee Dee Vee Commercial Course .-X A., '26, '27, '28, '29g Ir. Red Cross, '26, '27, '28, '29, Commercial Club, '28, '29, Hi-Y, '27, '28, '29, Poetry Club, '29, Family Af- fair, '28, In thy it'1'sd0n1 make me wi5r'. ' That little blonde who sits in Room T? Oh yes, that's Virginia, I-fftter known as Yee Dee. She can write poetry that really rhymes too. Virginia, although she likes to talk as well as any one else, very seldom gets a chance when she is in the company of her two very-talk- ative friends, Sally and Coo. She is not a silly frivolous young thing as most girls are but rather a serious-minded young lady acting much older than her years. Contrary to custom, Yee seems to hold an at- traction for the tall, blond type of the opposite sex. Yirginia's one main object for living is to gain weight. She freely indulges in candy, sun- daes, and other sweets with never a thought of preserving her girlish figure. Virginia's future may lie in one of two opposite courses-'tSomc- body's Stenog or perhaps some day she will be a famous poetess. Any- way, we wish you happiness. L1111an Dunn Lilliums Classical Course Ir. Red Cross, '26, '27, '28, '29g A. A., '26, '29g Girls' Glee Club, '26j Olympic Council, '29g Home Economies Club, '29. O 5-hz'rz'z' gay, 07111 kilzrlly lzcfzrtf Precious the blessings, ye imparl. ' XVe regret very much that we did not have Lilliums more than one term with us. In this very short time we have found out that she is a personage worth knowing. Lillian is somewhat subject to change from a very seriously modest young lady to a most mirthful one. There is none who can out shine her in making all kinds of suggestions as how to raise money for the Latin Club or how to make costumes of all sorts. She can sew, she can cook. Of course she is well aware of the fact that the only wav to a 1nan's heart is through his stomach. Lil- liums will take further instructions in Home Economics at Indiana State Teachers' College. VVithout any doubt, luck and good fortune will be with her. Thirteen

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'I' ll Pi M l li R O R Lynn Foose l oose linglish Course Jr, Red Cross, '28, '20, .X. A., '20, lloys' Glee Club, '2U1 'I'hespian Society, '29g Science Cluh, '2Ug All at Sea, '2Ug BI1's. Hump-' stead-Leigh, '29. 'llly 0f7I'IlIicIII is Io keep it lo lllj'.S'I'!f. The High School Play brought out a phase of l,ynn's character that we had not thought of before. Although I.ynn is only a boy, l'e can step out on the stage and take the part of an old man in a convincing manner. Lynn is seldom heard in a crowd, hut, wl'en he voices his Cpinion, one knows that it is not just a passing thought. l,ynn uses class periods for workg nevertheless, he never lets a chance go hy to make i some sly remark. He has a business head on him and he will continue his work in some school ol business and finance. ' Charles Frew I Charly 'LChuck Classical Course Ir. Red Cross '26, '27, '28, '29, A. A., '26, '27, '23, 291 Class Secretary, '26g Boys' Glee Club, '26, '29, Debating Society, l2Ug Tliespian So- ciety. '29, President Poetry Club, '2O5 Chapel Debate, '2Ug All at Sea, '29g Seventeen, '29. nn, , . . ,. . . . . .L here .s luis of fun 111 ilze iuo1'I1l zj fl jellmu only lc1111ie.s' iullere In flllll zl. True it is! And Chuck surely seems to tind it. Charly has a jevial disposition. In him there are possibilities of great things. Have you ever heard Chuck debating? If not, you've missed a real treat Chuck also has the ability to adapt himself quickly to a situation and is capable of learning things very rapidly. Then, too, Charly has gain- ed for himself a reputation .is an actor. .Ks the haughty Mikado he so effectively lived the mood of the character that we forgot Charly. 'l'he Jolly Fellow. Last but not least-Charly tinds great joy in caps tivating fair young damsels, and then letting them gommight one sau broken-hearted? Chuck has decided to enter some dental sehool next year. Much success, Charly, Irving Friedman Itch Classical Course Red Cross, '26, '27, '20, A.. A. '26, '27, '28, '20, Cheer I.eader, '20, Torch Collector, '27, '28, '29. Tlzesc' I1l'lI.gIl1'S if tlzozf r1111.s i give, illzrtlz, 1.11111 llzcr' I 1110111 Z0 Il.T'!'. Itcl1's sense of humor often gets him into hot water, hut the same ready wit usually extricates him. To stand at l eicht's corner and listen to his line of chatter is better than manv comedy hits. Itch's comedy sometimes run away with him in school which results in discomfiture for this youthful son of foolishness. Itch is a cheer leader of no mean ability as many can testify. His chief interest does not lie in study and his attempts at seriousness are almost as laughable as his comic performances. Itch says that he will attend the Coast Guard .Xcademy. 1 1 1'11 111