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

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'7'i,v Ihr' songs you sing, and the smiles' you wear Thu! nnrleex the .run shine e1'eryw11ere. lfirst you hear a quick little giggle, then upon investigating you see King , Probably she is talking, most probably, probably she is glanc- ing into her vanity case, or probahly she is studying, least probably. Of course she gets through all right but she does so dislike to do any more than is absolutely necessary. Who can hlame her though? She is one of those lively, enthusiastic girls always ready for a good time. '1'here isn't a dance which she doesn't want to go to and usually she succeeds by her charming manner in getting there. She intends to go away to school next year but hasn't yet decided where. 7'wmIiy-treo Zella Eileen King King linglish Course jr. Red Cross '22, '23, '24, '25, A. A. '22, '25, '24, '25g Red Cross Speech '24. T H E M I R R O R Dorothy Kennedy Dot Classical Course Red Fross '22, '23, '24, '25, A. A. '24, '25g Torch Reporter '2-lg Torch Campaign '25, Neighbors '25. Thine eyei' blue temlerncss, thy long fair hair, .elurl the wan Iuxtrex of thy fl'llflH'P.Y. Dorothy is one of the few who has not succumbed to modern fads. Her long hair is quite a feature-and, hy the way it's red-almost any- how. The old sayings about people with red hair do not apply to Dot at all. We never saw her in a bad humor yet, and we don't believe she has a temper. She is quiet, happy, pleasant and a true friend. She is also good in her school work. Dorothy is undecided as to what she will do next year, but it is probable that she will go to a normal or college. Claudine Kramer Ilene linglish Fourse A. A. '22, '23, '24, '25, Good linglish Play '22, Girls ll. B. 'Team '25, Dramatic Society '25g Glee Club '22, '25, '2-lg Red Vross Speech '25, Entertainment jr. Rec. '24, lnterclass H. H. '22, '25, Haze Sweet and fair she .terms to Ile. To look at our Ilene one would expect a shy little girl. llut oh what a mistake when you hear her speak! Not that she isn't just as sweet as can be but looks are deceiving. She is very lovely and full of fun, consequently she is one of the most popular of the weaker sex, and yet one could hardly call it the weaker sex in Dene's ease hecause we are sure, with her determined will, she could 'lhold her own against any of the opposite sex. Her determination gets her farther than a stand-in with the male characters, however, it gels her what she wants, which means success in everything she attempts.

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THE MIRROR AnnaHoover Ann English Course A. A. '25g Red Cross '22, '23, '24, '25. Woman, thou hast lofty thoughts Eternal questions too. .Xnna is not so dependent as some of her classmates and knows how to do things herself. lf she doesn't, she finds out. WVhen something is not clear to her, she does not quietly let it pass without any explanation -Ashe makes it her business to know the why and the Wherefore of it. Another characteristic of Anna's is her lack of Mflightinessf' She doesn't tlit here and there and everywhere Without getting any place. To put it concisely, she is Hsober, steadfast and demure with several exceptions. We wouldn't call her pious or sober-she is just nice in the popular sense of the word. Anna is undecided as to what she will do after graduation, but she will undoubtedly succeed. Bain Kearney English Course A. A. '22, 223, ,24, '25, Lonesome Like '25. Happy the man, whose wish and care, A few paternal acres bound, Content ta breathe his native air In his own. ground. Bain, when you look at him, gives you the impression that he is liv- ing in a world of contentment. He never has much to say-he just quietly sits in his seat and watches the rest of us storm or rave, as the ease may be, with a hint of amusement on his face. VVe suppose he is pitying us and wondering why we can't quietly take things as they come as he does. Quiet but happy describes him superbly. An unusual per- son did you say? VVell, yes, he is and a pleasant variation from the rest of us. He has not decided what he will do after leaving school. Daisy Lucille Kellert 'lDaisy Classical Course A. .X, '2-l, '25g Debating '24, '25g Red Cross '22, '23, ,24, l25. P:u1r!1mIiIy is the first step on the ladder of success. lf this is true, then we are sure that Daisy will be a success, for she certainly follows this rule: you might almost believe it was her motto. You never see Daisy rush into Room S at twenty-one minutes to nine. Rather you will find her in her seat calmly studying at eight thirty-two. Then when there is a call for money for Mirror drives or for Red Cross, one of the tirst quarters or dollars to appear will be Daisy's. Daisy hasn't decided what she is going to do next year but, if she is always as faithful at student as she has been in P. P S., we are sure she will easily accomplish her every task. Twenty-one

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THE M IRROR Samuel Kuntz Sam Scientific Course I A. A. '24, '25, Debating Society '25, History Play '24, High School Play '24, Football '24, It must be so-Plata, thou raasonest well. This is Sam. the little boy of last year and the big boy of this year. Sam just seemed to grow up over night. He is rather quiet but his good turns for his classmates make them love him very much. We must hand it to Sam for he is only having five periods a day and is still going right through. He comes in on the 10:20 train and so, as you can see, has no time to shirk. Next year we'll see Sam journeying farther to Penn State where we are sure he will make good. Donald Kurtz Don Spready Classical Course H. S. Orchestra '22, Track '22, '23, B. B. '22, '23, '24, '25, Football '24, '25, Debating '25, A. A. '22, 1235 ,2-4, '25, Business Manager of H, S. Play '25. UA natural born athlete combined with a fighting spirit and backed by courageous qualifies. As captain of the first football team sponsored by P. H. S. in re- cent years, during the season of 1923g captain of basketball in 1923 and '24, Don has endeared himself to hundreds of Punxs'y sport fans by his daring end runs and his scintillating cage performances . On the grid- iron or in the cage he combines his rare qualities of leadership with his earnest endeavors and has alwavs been more than successful in leading High teams to victory. Along with these athletic traits Don is a con- scientious and admirable scholarg Don also carries with him a keen sense of the right kind of hurnor. We are truly very sorry to part with Don because he has certainly been a leader among the High School boys. Don is going to college next year but he has not decided which one yet. Good luck, Spready. Marjorie Ruth Lenhart Alarge lXlargie Classical Course Girls' ll. li. Manager '25g Library Speaker '23, 'tWill 0' the Wisp '2Sg Thompson '25, Mirror Board '25, A. A. '22, '23, '24, '25, Red Cross Drive '22, '23, Junior Red Cross '22, '23, '24, '2Sg Stage hlanager for 3Iodesty and 'lFourteen . Sha kept her ,figure slim, Alnzl airways marlc you think of lr1r'cn1lar. Here is Margie, the fairy-like young lady that can play the part of the mystic Will o' the Wisp or the fanciful Helen in Thompson g she can also be the most dignified president of our Junior Civic Club. You should just see Marge sell the basketball tickets and cheer her girls on to victory. All these things, Margie can do. Yes, she is quite ac- complished. For this reason she will be missed by the class of '25 who wish her success at whatever school she enters next year. Twenty-three