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

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THE MIRROR Wilbur W. Mooney Hill Scientitic Course llehntes in tfliupel '25g Debating Society '25g junior Recl Uross '22, '23, '25, .X. A. '25g Interscholzistic Dehatte '2-lg 'IX Pair of Sixt-s '25 Thought is rlerper than all spf'z'flz. 'iliill tloes not tzilk much hut, when he tloes, especially if it is in at rlehate prepare to go clown in glorious defeat, for Bill coulrl talk rings urountl ztlniost anyone, except the other members of the ull'lLllll1Dl1LlI1t three, VVilhur has chosen rightly when he clecicletl to take up Izlw. VVe're proucl of you, Hill, :incl know you will sueeeetl. Lloyd Morgan Posey lfootlittll '23, '2-15 llaisketliull '22, '25, '24, '25, Track '22, '23, Very Social Sn-rvit'e '2-43 A. A. '22, '23, '24, '25, Sporting liclitor of Torch '24. Thr fzvmzlr' uf the .rjzefiex ix llrvzrllier than the nude. Some of l'osey's Closest frientls tell us that he has been rather shy of the opposite sex his tirst three years in high school. However, some one must have enlightened him upon the subject, Zllltl toltl him they were really quite liurmless, uncl oft times quite fascinating, for now we hear that l'oesy, overcome hy their wiles :incl eoquettishness, has taken to writing poetry and sonnets znhout the fair tlunisels with whom he goes to school. I'oesy has not yet tleeitlecl what his future shall heg hut we know he will stleeeetl in anything he attempts. X Eva Almeda Mott 'Kl'lvc Delmting Society '25g Draintitie Club '25g jr. Rm-tl t'ross 'Zig A. A. '25. Suri: fl'llfl'lIt'l' is so plmzxfuzlly rlerl'i'z'ing. live just joined our happy group this yenr, She rzxme over from Maihuffey High School to stucly :mal to play with us. She is a reticent little niuicl hut once this shell of reticenee is broken, her humor lmuhbles forth. It is contagious, too, so, if you are not Ll pzirtieulurly close frientl of humor and wit, keep far from l'lve . To top it all, she is a zealous stuclent. Allegheny Vollege surely ought to he tts well pleusecl to have her for 21 stuclent next yeatr tts P. H. S. was this year. Ht-re's wishing you luck in the future, l3lvc . Twenty-eight

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TH E M I R R O R Pauline Meyo Polly English Course A, A. '25, Red Cross '22, '23, '24, '2Sg Red Cross Speech '25. Her fart' ix one .vubxtantial smile. Polly is a fun maker everywhere she goes. If you are grouchy, don't come near her, because you will forget yourself and laugh. She al- ways appreciates your company wherever you are. VVhen her friends come into Room T, she gives them rt substantial smile and waves her hand, when she sees them outside, she gives them a hug. Pauline is also fond of talking and treating everyone with candy. On Yalentine's day it was little red hearts, after them were Easter eggs, and in between and after it was just candy. Pauline expects to transport herself and her good nature over to Indiana Normal next year. Catherine Mogle Kate English Fourse Girls' Glee Flub '22, '23, '24g A. A. '22, '23, '24, '25, Jr. Red Cross '22, '23, '24, '25, Very Social Service '2S. 'Ally shortest :lays mul, my lengthening days begin, What mailers more or less sun in the sky, llillen ull is sun rvilhinfu Kate is one who lives for a pleasant time in the present, not Hip- Melvin Mitchell '-Me11y 'fmitcw A. A. '22, '23, '24, '25, Junior Red Cross '22, '23, '24, 'ZSQ History Play '24, Red Cross Speaker '25, A Pair of Sixes '25. To believe and go farruam' is the key to surfers and to Imppine.vs. Helly is one of these quiet fellows who doesn't say much. Silent waters run deep, for Nelly is a very studious pupil, and his knowl- edge of his subjects, gets him marks, that are hard to surpass. He is the envy of his classmates, who are not so fortunate as he. Helly is quite a genius at doing solid geometry problems too. If you see a group about his desk, you know they are asking help from our lXlelly who cheerfully gives it. Melly expects to go to State next year and pursue the regular academic course. 'We wish you luck. pant, you understand, but she takes events as they come and lets them go as they will. without worrying about the future. This one philosophy of life, as practiced by her, makes one feel as though this old world is not so bafl after all. XVe surely wouldn't mind being ill if she were our nurse. She expects to go in training in the General Hospital, Rochester, New York, next year. Our very best wishes are with you, Kate l Twenty-seven

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THE MIRROR Emma Moyer Emniie A. A. '25g jr. Red Cross '22, '23, '24, '2Sg Girls' Glee Club '22, '23, 'LZ-1. 5hf' is qu1'r't, .rteallfasty ardent. Do you see that dark haired girl who is sitting in a corner toward the front of 'I ', and who is talking excitedly with her neighbors? 'I'hat's l'Immie. Undoubtedly she is speaking of shorthand transcrip- tions or typewriting. Or she might he speaking of fun to be had in the future. She always is so very enthusiastic when there is a hint of fun-- making in some way or other. Enimie hasn't definitely decided what she will do next year hut anyway the class of '25 wishes her the best of success. Virginia Murray HDOCU Classical Course A. A. '22, '23, '24, '25g Class Treasurer '22, Dehating Exchange Editor of Mirror '25. star. tVVe aren't telling any namesj. Doc hopes to go to Beechwoods next year to take course and to study voice. Ellen Myers Shorty f Iinglish Course iNleinber A. A. '25g hhladl lNladl Unborn tanzorroiv and rlmd yesterday- Vl'hy fret about them if today be sw1'fl'.' Iillen's hohhy is singing Doodle Dc Do and laughing and having a good time and dancing. She laughs a great deal for such a little girlg in fact, she laughs so much that, if she isn't laughing, you know she is sick. Her giggle is a soul tickler. That doesn't mean that she never stops laughing-some times she sings and only laughs between verses. Another thing that Ellen couldn't live without doing is dancing. It is necessary to help her retain her good nature-yes, Shorty is ex- tremely good natured. She couldn't he unothin' else but as Oetavius Roy Vohen would say. Ellen has not decided what she will do after graduation, hut she will probably keep on laughing. Society '25, Fourteen '2Sg Jr. Red Cross '22, '23, '24, '25, A voice like the gentle whispering of the wind. Doc is the possessor of a soft, haunting voice which is well modu- lated, perhaps by her infrequent use of it, She's a hit shy of telling all her opinions. We might add, though, that she is hardly what you would call tongue-tied, when she is holding conversation with a certain HB. B. a secretarial Twenty-nine