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

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THE MIRROR Helen Elizabeth Kuntz BettyH Classical Course Jr. Red Vross '23, '24, '25, ,26g A. A. '26, American Education VVeek Speech '26. Y0m' lzef11't's desires be with you. Helen has been with us during our four years in High School and yet she hasn't for Helen has found it necessary to patronize the B, R. 8: P. and come to school on the 10:25. But, thanks to the fact that Helen is of an athletic turn of mind, she has this year come early, a la feet, in order to be here at 8:40. And we are glad too that she came early for in this way we have been able to become better acquainted with her. Next year will find Helen continuing her work at Indiana Normal. Lindsey Kurtz Liny Kurtz', Classical Course tllee Vlub '23, '24, 'Zig Property lNIgr. Rising of the Bloonv '26, .Xlllt'l'lCLlIl liducation Speech '26g A. A. '23, '24, '25, '26, Stage .Xrtist H. S. Play 326. Hell hae llIf.S'f0I'lLll7ZCS great an' sum' 1511! aye u lzcrzrt llb0'Z'C Them cz' H071 he ll crezlit to us a'. Kurtz has rightfully earned a place on our efficient stage crew. lfor. indeed. Lindsey is quite at home behind the scenes. He is chief property manager of all our plays and has twice filled the position as stage artist. .Xnd Kurtz is just as capable in other ways as he is as a stage-hand. Vt'e note especially his work in the Art Room. l,iny seems rather quiet but we have it from his most intimate friends that they would rather be an hour with him than go to a 6- ring circus. .Xt telling jokes he's a master and at punning he can't be beat. Kurtz will work a year or twog then he will go to State College to lake a course in t'ommeree and Finance. i Sara Alta Lettie 'fSally Lettiel' Commercial Course A. .X. '23, '24, '25, '26g Red Cross Speech '26. Good, the more C'0l1IllIlllIl'CClZ'f'd, the more abundcznt grows. Jolly, good-natured, and happy-that's Sally.'l Alta simply radi- ales good nature. XVhen poor bewildered Freshmen get stuck , Alta is always happy to extricate them from their difficulties. Almost any hour in the day you can hear her mirthful chuckle. lividently her aim is to laugh and have the world laugh with her for .1Xlta's laughter is catching and we just naturally have to laugh too. Alta is also going to be one of the many nurses from the class of '26. YVhat a charming nurse she will be. li1',ql1!w1L

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T H E M I R R O R Robert Byron Kime Bob English Course History Play '24, Managing Editor Torch '25, .Xss't Business Mgr. RIlI'l'Ol' '25, .-Xss't l ootball Mgr. '25, Football llgr. '26, A. A. '23, '24, '25, '26, Red Cross. '23, '24, '25, '26. He to the moment Ezzdurancc' can lend. This is our young sporlsman of '26, Knickers, sliekers and golf hose are all liaunted gaily by Bob who forecasts the latest stylesf XVhen one wishes to know the kind of sport apparel to don, all he needs to do is ask Bob, The upright bearing, quick, curt speech, and martial air, all go to characterize the Sportsman, and these qualities are all pos- sessed by Bob. He has just completed a successful season as Football Manager and we know his competent leadership will be sorely missed next year. Bob expects to take up some sort of Executive Secretarial VVork in the fall, and we expect to hear more of him in the future. Good luck, Bob ! Emilie Henriette Knarr Em Bfenarr English Course Red Cross '23, '24, '25, '26, A. A. '26, hlirror Reporter '23, Torch '25, American Education VVeek Speech '26, Debating Society '26, hlirror Board '26, Property hfgr. Rosa Yera '26. I care for nobody, no not I, if nobody cores for mc. In this quotation lies the keynote to Emilie's character. Emilie would be just as contented, if she had not a friend in the world, but she has many, happy and carefree, as she goes along. XVe might say Emilie's motto is different Everything is done in her own set and definite way, different from all others. She would never be satisfied, if she thought she were like all other mortals. Last, but not least, is her determined will. 'Woe be unto you, if you try to change her mind. She does not lack the ability of a tighter either mentally or physically, for she can swing a mean paint brush. Emilie is not going to waste any time in starting her higher educa- tion for she is going to start her course in art at Edinboro Normal School this summer. Howard johnson Korsmo Howdy Classical and Scientific Course .X.A. '23, '2-l. '25, '26, Red Cross '23, '24, '25, '26, History Play '24, Torch Staff '25, Latin Play '26, The Comedy of Errors '26, Class Treasurer '26, Debating '26, American Education Speech '26, It is good, To lengthen to the lost a sunny mood. VVhat quotation, more than the above, describes Howdy's phil- osophy? Besides taking care of the money of the class, Howdy does almost everything else when it comes to selling things. He has sold tick- ets for every event of importance that has taken place and has always dis- posed of more than his quota of tickets. Howdy's delight is a good time. His favorite pastime is dancing. so much of a pastime that we sometimes think he would rather dance than eat or sleep. Howdy expects to go to State College, but he has not confided to us what he will take up, but perhaps we could make a good guess, engi- neering.

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THE MIRROR Gertrude Marie Lettie Celtic C'lassical Vourse A. A. '23, '24, '26g Junior Red Vross '23, '24, '25, '26g Red C'ross Cam- paign '2-lg How Our Laws Are Made '24, House Lighting Vontest '25, '1'orch Staff '25g f'Mirror Board '26g Dramatics '26g Debat- ing Flub '263 Reading Vlass '26, Speaker for National Education XVeek '26, .elgrvI mrs play trzmnt at her tales .sind younger lzmrirzgs arc quite 1'aUz'slzed S0 szvvct and roluble her dz'sr0ursc'. Gertrude is the world's champion, rapid-fire, non-stop talker, but in spite of her speed and endless endurance she says a lot worth listening to when she exercises her great gift. No doubt the pupils who in some day, not so very far distant, will enjoy her instruction in English, will profit as much by her quick-wittedness and easy speech as we do, Gertrude expects to specialize in the teaching of English, which she will study next year either at Grove City or Pitt. If Gertrude doesn't make good, it will be because she deliberately chooses not to. Florence W. Lindsey Flo English Course Jr. Red Cross '23, '24, '25, '26g A. A. '24, '25, '26g Glee Club '26g Red Cross Speech '26, Oni her lips was silent fruilz a'c'pz'rierI, On her rlzeeks had I0-:'ez'l1'1zes5 1lt.'elI1'1zg. VVe are not so very well acquainted with Florence but we do know that she is one person whom we might depend on if we were in need. Flo has not had an active part in scholastic activities as she is not the kind of a person who makes her presence known by her chattering as some of us do. Nevertheless, Florence has supported everything her more outspoken classmates have undertaken. VVe are perfectly satisfied with Flo's chosen vocation as a nurse for we know that her quiet capable actions will make her successful. And we feel sure her patients will feel lucky that they are under her care. Jane E. Mann Janie English Course Red Cross '23, '24, '26, A. A. '24, '26, American Education Speech '25. Her modest f1e111mnor's The jewel of t1'. Janie always greets us with a smile and a cheery good morn- ing when we come into Room S. She is always ready to sympathize with us when we have our little troubles and she can cheer us up, too. VVhen Janie is in the mood she can set us all laughing, but at other times she is very serious. If you want to find Janie at her best look for her at a party. She can make fun enough to go around the crowd and still have enough left for herself. She tells us that she expects to go in training in Detroit next year and we hope she will find success. i .Yfm