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

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T H E M I R R O R Marion Gloria Gotwald Manic English Course Red Cross Speech 265 Red Cross '23, '24, '25, '363 D1'11m11liCS '353 X X '25 '26 I. 4. .-c, .-. Your gefzflcncss shall force us, more than Your force shall u1oA:'e to gcfnflc'rzess. llarion never was heard to talk for any great length of time, but did you ever notice how pleasant she is to listen to? U ' Now here's one of those rare people who go about their business calmly without making much of a fuss. . 1 After she has completed her work in High School, Marion will de- cide on one of two careers, she will either go to Indiana Normal or else enter training, but she has not as yet fully decided which it will be. But we wish her a great deal of luck and success. Russell Crawford Gourley Tabby Classical Course A. A. '23, '24, '25, '26, Red Cross '23, '24, '25, '26g B. B. '23, '24, '25, '263 Interclass '23, '24, 25, 26, Football 24, '25, '26g Football Vaptain '26: Class President '23, '24, Debating '26, Education ll'eek Speaker '26. A lover and a lusty btlCfZUf07'. Although Russell Crawford is his given name, he is known far and wide as Tubby. VVhatever occupies his time-be it lessons, football, basketball, or golf Tub goes about his task with an earnestness and sincerity that insure success. ln athletics, especially, as captain of the football team he has proven a capable and admirable leader by never asking his team mates to do anything that he wouldn't attempt and by keeping a fine spirit of harmony at all times. Next year Tubby will journey to Lafayette College where be is bound to make a success in his chosen profession as a lawyer. William E. Gourley Bill Scientific Course Holly Tree Inn '23, Old Fashioned School '24g History Play '24, Debating '23, Basketball Squad '26, Football '26, A. A. '23, '24, '25, '26, Jr. Red Cross '23, '24, '25, '26, Library Speech '24. Aly opinion. is to keep it to myself. Bill is one of those quiet people and doesn't say much, but never- theless we know of his presence in other ways. But Bill's silence does not prevent him from having friends for those who really can get under the Cover say that he is a prince among men. Bill is a terror when it comes to athletics. He was able to pull down a varsity berth at end on the football team after a quarter of the season was over and Bill also found himself a place on the basketball team. His friendship is very desirable and we are almost certain he will make a success in whatever he may attempt, so here's good luck to him. frlrv

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T H E M I R R O R Rose Friedman Fanny Rosie Classical Course Qlr. Red Cross, '23, '24, '25, '26, Pipes of Pan '23, Captain Girls' ll. li. '24, Team '23, '24, Girls' Glee Club '23, '24, Good English l'lay '23, A. A. '23, '24, '25, '26, Torch Staff '25, Dramatics '26, The Stepmother '26, The terlecs IJI'Sf111l' her flczlzced, but she Oltf-Ill1IlfCC'd the sparkling waves. Perhaps you have noticed her! Rose is that fair damsel with the fair complexion. She is never happier than when she is out in a crowd all set for a big evening. Yivacious and gracious, her favorite pastime is dancing, and while she has not as yet emerged victorious in any Charleston Contest, she sure can dance! Rose also shows dramatic talent judging by her art displayed in The Stepmotherf' NVe think she would make an excellent actress for she has the temperament of one. Quick and sharp, with a tinge of sar- casme-that's our Rose. Rose has not decided what she will do next year but we are depend- ing on her to succeed. Theodore Gahagan Ted Scientific Course .X. .X. Member '23, '24, '25, '26, Red Cross Klember '23, '24, '25, '26, American Education XVeek Speaker. Dori Ilzou low' p1'cfz11'es.' He will fefclz thee straight .lzlmzzlv f71ll.Ilfl'll by zz Vllllrlllillg br00k,' .lml c'fl'f1Il'l'l'Il all in .wdges hid. 'lheoflore is one of the most promising artists that can be found in the Senior t'lass. No matter where one looks, he sees the magnificent products of 'l'ed's fertile brain. The most alluring pictures are pro- .lucerl by our genius to assist in the many campaigns that occur during the year. 'l'ecl has one achievement of which he is proud. If you'll promise not to tell anyone we'll whisper it to you. He can wiggle his ears with amazing grace and ease. lfrom all indications the blackboards at Indiana Normal will receive l'efl drawings next year, and the students there will gaze with rapt attention at his slowly shifting ears, Here's good luck to you, Ted 4 Mafalda Virginia Gigliotti Dutch English Course A. .X. '23, '24, '25, '26, Jr. Red Cross '23, '24, '25, '26, Sr. Red Cross 7 7 Drive '23g Red Crocs Speech '26, Girls' Glee Club, 23, '24, 26. Her bright black hair, her Bright black eyes, her rapid L,QllglLfF7, loud and shrill. . Giggle. giggle, giggling. That's our Mafalda. Her eyes are usually filled with that mischievous gleam that warns you the giggles are coming 'eff' on. Light-hearted and merry, she takes life as it comes and never wor- ries about tomorrow. Her sense of humor is, to say the least, contag- ious, and she is always pulling over something original about a seem- , ,MAY 'q ,gf ingly commonplace remark. I Dutch intends to work in an office, and we know that her ready laughter will secure a permanent position for her. 'l'a'cI:'c

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THE MIRROR 11- ' Dorothy Graflius Dilly Pickles .- , English Course g, 4 .X. .X. '23, '24, '25, '26g Red Cross '23, '24, '25, '26, Red Cross Speech '26. ll'1zc1z oztlzcrs rim in strange rozzfusiofz, Thy gaze .shall sce tlzm' eaclz z'IIusz'0n. Dilly is a placid person with fair cheeks that have a habit of be- coming rosy quite frequently. We like her for her good nature and friendly manner. lJilly does not approve of noise for she is very quiet in school. But we are inclined to believe that she discards that silent reserve when real fun is afoot. Next year she expects to go in training. VVC think she is the kind that can keep her wits about her even when people are more or less smashed up. VVe are sure she will succeed. Emma Frances Graflius f'Fran Classical Course .X. .X. '24, '25, '26, hlr. Red Cross '23, '24, '25, '26g Glee Club '23g Organized Chorus '24, '25, Pipes of Pan '23, History Debate before Sr. Civic Club '24, Dramatics '25, '26, The Unseen '26' .Xmerican liducation Speech '26, The Private Secretary '26. '21 friclzd in neva' is a frierzcl indeed. Have you ever noticed the girl in Room T that never says much and always brings her excuses and report-card on time? That is Fran, ll'hile Fran is almost a man hater, we find she does not dis- like drug stores-strange as it may seem! Frances, as seen by her act- ing in the play The Unseen shows dramatic talent. However, she does not expect to take up any of these vocations. She is going to de- vote licr life in curing the ailments of others. So, if you ever need a competent nurse. call Frances and you will not need to worry. Francis Green Fan 22 Scientific Course .X. A. Collector '24, '25, '26, Football '25, '26, Track '25, '26g Interclass Track '23, '24, '25, '26, B. B. llanager '26, Thanksgiving Devices '253 Latin Play '23, Rising of the iXIoon '26, Tnterclass B. B. '23, '24g Red Cross '23, '24, '25, '26g Class Secretary '24, Vice President '25, Torch Staff '25, lXIirror Board '25, '26, Glee Club '24, '25g Adv. llgr. of I . B. '26, Education Speaker '26g Debating '26g Dramatics '26, Clean-up Day '23, '24, Good English Play '23, Milly days pass pleasantly away. lind on the football team, basketball manager, llirror Board, etc. -this is our Fan all the way through. He is never happier than when engaged in some kind of work that pertains to helping place his school on a higher plane. Hardworking and fun loving, he is a welcome addition to any crowd fof girlsl. Now to quote Fan directly as to his future. Future unknown- g liaven't come to that yet. 'We are sure, however, he will be a howling success in all his undertakings due to his sunny disposition. f'o11rI1'f'11