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

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THE MIRROR Filmore Lettie 'tFlceniorc linglish Course A. A. '10, '22, '23, '24g Football '25, '2-13 Asst. Business Klgr. of Mirror '243 llusiness Mgr, Mirror '25: Oliver Goldsmith '23g Debating '2-4g Mgr. lfditor Torch '24g 1'llL111'l1lLlI1 l,iterury Society '24, 'ZSQ Good Ileailth Play '2lJg 'LA Pair of Sims '25. I'u1 iirvrl of plllllllfllg rim! lniliugf' This is llrof. Lettie, the original school teacher. X1'hen ai teacher gets sick, Lettie is the hoy they ure after every time. He even teaches in high school :ind you should have seen him hully those poor freshmen when Miss Avery was sick. He undoubtedly got his experience as chair- man of I.iterary Society. lfleemore is also quite handy :ts ai business nizinziger, He brought the Torch satfely through lust year Lind is doing just as well :ind better with the Mirror this year. liilmore is going to work :it something next yeur und we expect him to make good. Henry Lloyd f'Hen A. A. '23, '24, '25, jr. Red Fross '22, '23, '24, '2Sg Inter-Fluss li. li. 7 9 '23, '24, '25, Red Vross Speech L55 Mirror llourd 2.5. Duff tl frifnrl nf hir rilivrlyx Il f7'fl'7lII,u Possessed of xi sunny disposition :ind allways looking on the humor- ous side of things, is our Henny . He is always looking wise and has no trouble :it ull gathering zi crowd :ind then producing means of amusement. Henny tries to high hat the boys sometimes when wliizzing past in the liarl but his good friends know that this is merely on the outside for underneath he cam be us sincere and genuine :ts any one. All the wary :iround Henny is at good sport who takes life as it comes but :ilwuys gives something more useful in return. Henny is :1 little undecided as to just what he is going to do next year but we are sure we shzill hexnr again of him, , Bernard Marshall MRern Seientitic Fourse A. A. '22, '23, '24, '2Fgg Mirror llottrd '21, '22g Iiootlmll Aillllllglxl' '25: Debating 'Zig Good linglish I'luy '22g History Play '2-1: 'tMoclesty '2-tg High School Plziy '25, Torch Stuff '2-lg A l'ztir of Sixesn '25 We ruislz we had your .wing-fmiilf' Ili-rn is our original orzuor. He will get up in English eluss and tzilk of things that only he :ind Miss lloles can understand. But what difference? They are the only two that count anyway. Bern will come serenely swinging in to school ut 8:39 1-2 :ind 1:29 1-2 regularly und though he has made close connections, his hair never becomes mussed up. NVe often wonder what he uses on it, but it must be at secret. llern is right there when the marks come out and doesn't usually have the amount of worry that some liuve. Bern is going to work one year and lhcn is going to college. All kinds of luck, llern. 7'1efn1y-f011r

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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

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T H E M I R R O R Dorothy Avanell Martin mor' Classical Course Vlass Note Reporter '23, H255 Orchestra '23, '24, '25, A. A. '24, '25, jr. Red Cross '22, '23, '24, 25, Torch Board '24, Torch Campaign '2-1, '25, l,atin Play Vommittee '24, Debating Society '25g Third Honor Student, Vice-C'hairman of Debating Society '25. 'vice-chairman of Debating Society 125. A umirlen, fair nnrl rlemwrf' Yes, Dot is one of those demure little maids who has a great quantity of knowledge in her pretty head even though she does not al- ways let others know the fact. She has a habit, too, one seldom seen in girls of today, that of blushing. It comes in a flash and goes in a twinkling. The blush jumps into evidence when she is happy, when she is cross, and even when she is told that again she got the highest examination mark. Dot expects to go to Indiana Normal School next year. Gladys E. McCracken 'KSunshine'l HGladdie Commercial Course A. A. '25g Girls' Glec Club '23, '24, Good English Play '22: Diogenes Looks for a Secretary '25g Remington Silver Pin '25g I.. f'. Smith Silver Pin '25, Underwood Silver l'in '25, Special Chorus '24, Red Fross '22, '23, '24, '2S. 4,ll1'7'fIL, admit me of thy crew. A busy body is Gladys, but she always has time to be cheerful. Her friends greet her with the expressive word honey and her nick- name is Sunshine so you know she is likable as well as energetic. Going, going, gone! is Gladysg always ahead of the rest and always Finding her way through is another way to say it. VVhen you tind out that she has won three silver pins in typewriting contests this year, you will not dispute the generalization. liven her walk gives you the impression that she is no lagger, There is a spring to it-not ob- tained by cushion heels. It is probable that Gladys will enter the commercial realm. Five years from now, no doubt, her employer will he giving her a fat bonus at the end of each year as his appreciation of her service. Alwyn McGinnis f-Maw .-X. A. '22, '23, '24, '25g Glee Club '24, '25, Double Quartette '24, Dramatics '25g Debating '25g Torch Staff '2-1, Good English Play '22g Thanksgiving Device '24g Quod Wrangleu '2Sg H. S. Scrubs '23g Interseholastic Debate '25g UA Pair of Sixes '25, Hr .vita rmrl .vnzilfxv mul than snliles again. Here is Miss Holes' right hand man, as he not only occupies the seat at the right of her desk but fultils that capacity in other respects. He is full of fun and is always ready to laugh at someone's else jokes, as well as his own. As his classmates know him, he is a good sport and a Fine chap. His weaknesses may be pointed out as dramatics and the gentle art ot' kidding the opposite sex. Alwyn is going to work next year and will journey forth to college the following year. Good luck, Mac . Twenty-five