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

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T H E M I R R O R ' MARGARET ABELMAN lXIarg Scientific Course Glee Club, '16, ,l7, '18, i1O. Associate lid. of Mirror-'l0. Red Cross Luncheon Comm. '18 .-1 .s-eeuzing child in everything, Safe tl10'Z'f11l brow ann' ripenzfzg CILfl1'H1S.,, A girl who likes to Hatter, likes to criticize, likes to pun and likes to work is Margaret. In regard to her tendency to iiatter, we would say that she is by no means addicted to sycophancy, otherwise servile flattery. CXYe learned that word in Senior Englishj Now don't forget to remem- ber that criticism nowaa-days includes both favorable and unfavorable opinions on any subject. Blargaret is as capable of picking out the good points in a recitation or composition as she is of finding the weak places. If, when Marg is around, you hear a low voice whispering something give strict attention for Blargaret is quite likely to tell you something really funny and clever. Margaret expects to go to 1XIargaret Blorrison College and take either Pharmacy or Domestic Science. RAYMOND W. ALLEN Damie', English Course Treasurer of Senior Class, '19 Treasurer of A. A., '19 Basket Ball Sub The way fo lzave a friend is To be one. Here is lXIr. Allen, our man of affairs. Can't you tell by the set of his jaw that Damie has an adamantine will? And by the smile in his eyes that he is of a jolly, fun-loving disposition? But you must know Damie'l personally to find that he is true to his word and to his friends. Mathematics are Damie's delight. He is at his best when solving some hard problem in geometry or arithmetic, we hope that he may solve the great problems of Life as easily and as well as he solves these. He is at present undecided as to what he will do, but never fear success stands ready, waiting for Damie.l' 7 JAMES B. ALLISON Hjilllii Scientific Course President Senior VV. S. S. Society, '19 High School Play, '18 Athletic Editor hlirror, '18 The mind is the strzrzdard of the man. The world calls him bashful, but we, the Seniors, know that he is not at all bashful, but only dignified and reserved. VVe do not like to predict anything but a famous career for i'Ji1n,' but we feel that he would make an excellent butler. VVe arrived at this conclusion from the part he acted in the H. S. Play. Perhaps he can do this as an avocation. Ullllllw is very undecided as to what he will do after he leaves school, and no wonder, for he can do so many things that it is hard for him to choose. VVe are confident, however, that he will make the best choice in the end, and we feel that, when the world knows Jim as we know him another name will be added to the list of those who are immortal in the hearts of men.