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

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THE MIRROR Fred Logue . Logue Classical Course Ii. Red Cross, '26, '27, '28, '29, A. A., '26, '27, '28, '29, t'Sojourners, ' '29, All at Sea, '29, Boys' Glee Club, '29, Boys' Double Quartet, '29, Art Club, '29, Science Club, '29, Boys Hi-Y, '29, High School Concert, '29, High School Orchestra, '29, Seventeen, '29. We lll1'Z'C also cliiwrse llIf'C'llKllll.!'Ill arts. ' ' A lowly person with high ambitions, not lowly in position but in height. Fred is another one of the musical members of our class. being one of the P. H. S.'s many capable singers and violinists. Since music occupies only a part of his time, Fred turns to mecnanical de- vices for recreation. Electrical apparatus and radios come under his fancy, not to mention any stray piece of mechanism which fall into his hands. People are under the impression that Fred is a quiet little chap, but to know him, one should associate with him after school. Fred will work a while and then continue his work at some higher institution' of learning. Fred Luderer Fred English Course 31-. Red ci-OSS, '26, '27, '23, '29, A. A., '26, '27, '23, '29, History Play, '27, B. B. Blanager, '27, '28 '29, I'll speak tltouglz hell ilsclf slwulcl gupc And bid me lwlcl my peace. The popularity of this student can best be attested by his three years' service as basketball manager. Fred is full of sporting knowledge and usually makes it known, but his best speeches are made on politics. Fred is a humorous fellow but underneath his humor. there is grim s-eriousness. Probably the greatest characteristic of Fred is his straight forward manner. Fred says what he thinks and says it so you know he thinks it. It is only natural that a person so well informed on economic matters would some day hang out his shingle. Fred is still undecided but thinks he will study law at the Univer- sity of Pennsylvania. 12 Mildred Martin ' ' Mildred Commercial Course Ir. Red Cross, '26, '27, '28, '29, A. A., '26, '27, '28, '29, Commercial Club, '29. I will speak fifzggf-rs but use none. Just look at llildred and you will discover that she will make a capable stenographer. As for primping, well, llildrcd 'does not even car- ryta compact. At times Mildred becomes so disgusted she absolutely refuses to smile. ' lXIildred's ability in bookkeeping is something to marvel at. She is usually right behind .Xndy in the race for completing the set ol' books . Sometimes 1Iildred's modesty interferes with her work, for she will think for two or three minutes before she makes up her mind to l go up front and get the ink, or whatever it may be. l Blildred shall go to Indiana State Teachers' College next fall. Twenty-Ilzrce

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blr. Red Cross, '26, '27, '28, '29, A, A., '26, '27, '28, '29, Thespian So- ciety, '28, '29, Her Aunt from California '26, Hamlet, '28, ,loke Collector, '27, Classnote reporter, '26, Seventeent, '29. Tlmsr' eyes rlarleer than zlarkest parzsies, and that hair .llorr lrlark than ash buds in the front of Ilfarchn Shiny black tresses, snappy black eyes both help to make Rosalinfi Rowie. Surely there can be found no one more fond of Dramatics than Rowie. She would do without her dinner and lose many hours or sleep to help coach a play. However, as soon as the strenuous work of practicing is over, Rosalind assumes the fun-loving nature of Rowie and is ever ready to take a spin in the Buick, Rowie will continue her study of Dramatics at some finishing school in lllishington. liest wishes! Tzvcnty two Rosalind Light English Course 'l' H li M I R R O R Aileen Lester Ileen Classical Course Ylr. Red Cross, '26, '27, '28, '29, A. A., '27, '28, '29, Le Cercle Francais, '29, The Olympic Council, '28, '29, Classnote Reporter, '27, '29, Property Manager of Latin Play, '28, Debating Society, '29, Torch Reporter, '28, Choral Club, '28, Secretary of Hi-Y, '29, Organized Chorus, '29, Hi-Y, '27, '28, '29, High School Concert, '29. 7'lzosr' tuha bestow too much application on trifling things become geri- rrally irzrapable of great ones. Ileen undoubtedly believes that one should not bestow too much, if any, time on trifling things, for rarely does she do so. Studious is the word that comes nearest to describing Aileen. Sel- dom does one see Ileen without one of her school books open before her. On making closer observations you are likely to discover that the book is either Shakespeare or lNlilton. Aileen would like to specialize in English, but, because she cannot stay away from home any length of time without becoming homesick, she is going to take a general course at Indiana State Teachers' College. Slay success and fame be yours. Rowle Eldon Logue Logue Classical Course A. A., '26, '27, '28, '29, Hi-Y, '26, '27, '28, '29, High School Bank, '27, '28, '29, High School Orchestra, '28, '29, Ir. Red Cross, '26, '27, '28, '29, All at Sea, '29, French Play, '29, Boys' Glee Club, '26, '27, '28, '29, Double Quartet, '26, '29, High School Concert, '26 '27, '29, Art Club, '29. A gracious and a gallant prince Tall and goodlooking, amiable, and friendly is Eldon. He is always leady to do something for someone. He is a mighty factor in the Stage Crew. 7 His chief interest is in music. He not only plays in the High School orchestra and band, but in an outside orchestra too. Eldon sometimes is a bit Sharp not only in music but in private life. Eldon expects to attend Bucknell next year. VVe know he'll'be just as popular there as he has been in P. H. S.

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T Il I2 M I R R G R Sara Mauk Cisallyw Classical Course ,Ir lied Cross, '27, '28, '29, A. A., '28, '29, Classnote Reporter, '26, '28, Reporter for 'l'o1'cli, '28, Debating, '29, Science Club, '29 History Play, '27, Book Committee, '29, Science Club Play, '29, Seventeen, '29. In this cleulure coquette rz story lies. A flow of wavy hair, a jolly round face, inset with deep blue eyes, through which there Hows an animated smile-these phrases describe Sally, Sara may also be described as a very bright little girl, for I am safe in saying that there are very few times when the Honor Roll does not have Sally's name listed. Sara has a habit of keep- ing secrets-for instance, the cute little pin which she wears on her bosom comes from--no one knows where-but anyhow there's a. mys- tery connected with it. Sara is going to State Teachers' College at Indiana next year. Vfon't she make a nice little school-marm? Good Luck, Sally, Dorothy Maze t Dot Blaze Commercial course A A., '26, '29: Red Cross, '26, '27, '28, '29, Girls' Glee Club, '27, '28, '29: Commercial Club, '28, '29, All at Sea '29, Bfirror Board, '29, Remington Typewriting Bfedal, '29, Girls' Sextette, '28, '29j C'omniercial Club Play, '28, Commercial Club Reporter, Commer- cial Club Speecn, High School Concert, '27, '28, '29. Lough and the world laughs iuiih you. Dorothy is the most amiable soul alive! VVhen things go wrong, it dot-sn't phase Dot a bit. She carries on as cheerfully as before. lit-r sense of humor is truly amazing. She can always see the pleasant side of everytliing. Dot is interested in music and commercial work, mostly the fnrtner, as is inflicated by her activities. Nt-xt year Dorothy intends to work, or, should the right position not la- available, to attend Indiana State Teachers' College. Her success so far in commercial work makes it not a bit difficult for us to prophecy lar future success either as a teacher or business woman. Arthur McClelland Mae English Course jr. Red Cross, '26, '27, '28, '29, A. A., '26, '27, '28, '29g Science Club, '29, flint are born with tivo eyes but with one tongue in order that they should see tivice as much as they say. 1Iac is one of those quiet and reserved fellows with whom it is very dimcult to become acquainted. He wears a heavy mask of shy- ness, difficult to penetrate. W'ithout breaking through this wall you never can realize what a fine chap 1Iac really is. Arthur very seldom talks and then only when he is forced to do so. Strange that at fellow with such helpful pieces of advice refuses to part with them ef-.cept when literally begged to do so. One thing certain is that Mac will never lose his position for talking back to his boss Arthur is going to Rochester Athenaeum anld hfechanics Institute c where he will take a course in engineering. 'l'ft'l'llfrl'-ilifllyl'