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

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THE MIRROR Nelda Geist l Nclrliu i'lassiral Voursc ,lunior Rvfl Vross '25, .X. .X. '25g Nadi Nla1ll '25, Lz1ugl1 flzy girlixli 1Il1lglllI'l'. Nt-lcla is a nm-w nivlnlwi' of our class who has just ht-cn in l'. ll. S. sinrm- tht- ht-ginning of hvr St-nior yvar, However, Nclclas sinilc and giggle- art' hccoming quitv wt-ll known to inosl of thc stullvnts. Tlicrc is only ont- tinic- when Nvlcla coast-s to smilcg that is, when sho is saying, I c'an't :lo that, Miss Ilolvsf' Howcvcr, ws: arc hcginning to think that shi- is too inoclt-st for slit: always sccms to accomplish thc something shc rlaiins shi- c'an't clo, NNI ya-ar Nvlcla is going to lnfliana Normal, Sha' is unclcciclcrl as lo what roursv she' is going to lake. l l Elizabeth jane Gotwrald Beth t'lassiral Vourse Ruxl fross '22, '23, '24, '25, Rt-cl Vross Speech '25, .X. .X. '22, '23, '25, .-l .wlwnllz uuzl xlwulfmt mimi. firrilli' flmuglits nur! mlm rIr'x1'n'.r. lilizahutli is not ont- of thc noisy incmhcrs of our class, XVht-n you sm' hc-r walking through thc halls with a far away look in hci' cycs, you soon-tinu-s wonslvr what she is thinking. Perhaps she is Coinmuning with thc tlcitius, hut mort- likt-ly sho is wonclm-ring if ht-1' linglish is cor- rt-rt. lilizalwtli has a great arlvantagc ova-r the cliuttcrhoxvs for she never gcts lic-rsn-lf in wrong hy talking voluhly on sonwthing about which sho knows nothing. Nc-Xt yt-ar shi- is going to college anal latcr she will tt-arh. Ht-ru's sucvcss to you, lflizahctli. Frances L. Gotwald I rankic 1':IlflllSll Course .X, .X. '22, '23, '24, '25, Neighbors '25, Girls' Glu' t'luh '22, '23g Rei! ffross '22, '23, '24. '25- .llI that in u'ow:au is mlnrzvl III llzy flwrir .vflf iw' jimi. l rant'c-s is ont' of tht' many smiling happy looking girls in Room S. Sho has somvthing though that must of thc othcr girls ran't hrug ahout, 1llIl1lllt'S'-Ulllf' kincl that roms' anfl go even wht-n slu- is just talking Rlorc-ovvr l rant'c-s possussc-s anotht-r charming attribute. Shi- is a won- ih-rlul flzuirur. ln fart wt- might almost say she- is thc ht-st clanfcr thc rlass can hoast of, Next your l 1'am'1-S is going to takv up Home liconomics. Heros to your success, l I'1lllCCS. Si.vlr'r'n

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T H E M I R R O R Evelyn Lucille Duff Lou f'lassical-Scientitic A. A. '22, '23, '2-l, '25, Red Cross Speaker '25, Dramatic Club '2Sg Glee Club '22, '23g Mirror Board '25. .lmI .vhe has hair of golden hue. l,ueiIle is the girl with the hair. Of course every girl has hair but not the reddish golden curls that everyone stops to admire. No, those Lucille has all to herself. Moreover, she is an exception to the rule that all red heads have terrible tempcrsf' Lou doesn't-not that she is a mild meek little soul for she isn't. However, if you want a gay little pal, then Lucille is the girl. Next year she is going to teach school and we can truly promise her new pupils an entertaining teacher. Ann Porter Forsythe Sue Porter English Course A. A. '22, '23, '24, '25g Glee Fluh '22, '23, '241 Red Cross Speech '2-lg l'Neighbors '25g Red Cross Drive '23, She is ll umirl of urtlms gran' Gentle in form and fair in ff1F!'.', Did you see Neighbors? XVell, Anne was the heroine and such a charming one was she that she quite awed poor Peter tmueh to the delight of the audiencej. Next year Anne is going to study kindergarten work. If we were able to see ahead a few years, we might go into some primary grades. There we would End a group of happy children, lis- tening eagerly to the words of pretty teacher , this tall slender girl with her sparkling dark eyes would be Anne, the same Anne who so thoroughly awed poor Peter. We are sure everything will turn out just as we have prophesied, Anne. Mary R Galeazzo Totty English Course Red Fross '22, '23, '24, '2Sg A. A. '23, '25g Diogenes Looking for a Secretary '2S. Like T:t'iIigh1'.v, too, her Husky hair, Mary's hair is a source of envy and admiration among the girls of I'. H. S. Nearly every girl in high school would like to have just that kind of black, curly hair. liut lXlary's hair is not the only thing about her worth mentioning. Mary has a great many friends who would be lost without her. Her sense of humor makes her popular and, where Totty is, there is sure to be fun. She is also a good typist. When asked what she was going to do after graduation, she said she was going to take a rest this summer and go to Indiana Normal next winter. Fiftcrn

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THE MIRROR Mary Elaine Green Milinkee Vlassieal Course Red Cross 22, '23, '24, '25g 'thlznll Bind! '25. IIEIITIIL has not anything lv .show more fair. Elaine is that pensive yet demure young lady of S who seems al- ways to have something to do. Elaine has best shown us her true char- acter in the part she took in ullacll Mad! Milinkee was the type of girl to whom every one goes when help is seriously needed and she is sure to give it, Elaine has not yet told us what she expects to do after leaving school but we know tlxut, if she still continues her willingness to bc of help, she will succeed in whatever she undertakes. Leroy Grube Roy Scientitic Course Red Cross '22, '23, '24, '25, A. A. '22, '25, '24, '25. Brave, no! romrintic Learned, not pcrlaiztic Frolic, not frantic This HHIXI he luv. The poet who wrote the above lines must have had Roy in mind for he answers the above description. But the poet forgot Roy's quiet- ness. We expected Roy to take up sports but he could hnd no time from his studies for themg however, he supported them loyally. Roy's quietness is not due to bnshfulness but it is mostly to his dig- nihed manner and thus he does more than his share to uphold our standu1'd. Roy expects to work after he graduates und, if he does as well there as he has done in school, he will succeed. Stefna Guthrie Stevie Flassical Course A. A. '22, '23, 'Z l, '25, Red Fross '22, '23, '24, 253 Glee Club '22, '25, '24, Mudl Mud! '25, Interclass Basketball '22, '24. Sn fhi'1'rf1zl, guy 111111 happy, so free from all Texafion In jim' 5hz'.v DPIZM in the proof than in rinticijlatiolif' Indeed she is. Whoever secs Stefnzi going around looking as though life were ax sad failure? And let me tell you a little secret. 'tStevie has a great ambition. 'Tis to be ahle to speak French, not just to be able to sziy bon jour or parlez-vous Francois but to have such a command of this language that even zt Frenchman could understand her. Next year she is going somewhere to specialize in this work. Later she is going to teach it and woe be unto her pupils if they do not like this subject as much as Stefna does. Seventeen