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

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T H E M I R R O R Frank Bianco t'Shine C'ommereial Course Jr. Red practical fellow, You could not imagine his allowing wander from the lesson, in order to build castles in does not voice his opinion unless he is quite sure of himself, but, if it does prove faulty, he is always willing to take criticism Like everyone else, Frank enjoys fun, but, unlike most people, he x-,aits until outside of school to seek it. Frank is quite a shark in Cfommercial subjects, so we feel his success is assured. Frank is a his thoughts to the air. Frank Cross, '27, '25, '29, '30, A. A., '30, C'l10l'llS, '27, It is good to live and learn. Corinna Bier Kirin HCorona Third Honor Student Classical Course jr Red Cross, '27, '2S. '20, '30, A, A., '27, '28, '20, '30, Latin Club, '20, '30, Debating l'lub, '30, Fr. Club f4ect'etary, '30, Oratorical Con- test, '29, Penn. Day Play, '28, llirror Staff, '30, Vlassnote Reporter for llirror, '27, '29, Torch Reporter, '20, Hi-Y, '20, Latin Play '30, Property Blanager High School Play, '50, Vhapel Debate, '30, .Yez'er irllf II Jlzomerlt, but thrifty rind Iflllllglllflll of olherrf' Wlork, thrift, and thoughtfulness surely describe C'rin, for, despite het numerous labors, she is always willing to stop and lend a hand Throughout her school life, Crin has been one of our best students, even though she took an active part in many of the school clubs and, this last year, brought the Exchange Department ot' the Blirror up to a new high standard. Mary Louise Blaser t'Mary Loul' English Course Junior Red Cross, 'SOQ A. A., '30. Her tuary locks lzfzrzg on her temples like a golrlvn fleece, What a surprise it was for us when we beheld Mary Lou-a tall, beautiful hlonde-a Senior-after an absence of three years. We could rot quite connect this vision of loveliness with the little Freshman we had formerly known. Mary Lou believes that life is a play-ground, where people must be amused, and she is certainly capable of entertaining one. Her favorite sport is football, and her choice of football captains naturally lies in out own. Mary Louise has her eye toward DuBois Business Follege for the eontinttance of her education. We are certain that these characteristics will bring her success in her work at Indiana State Teachers College and our only regret is tha! we can not be one of her dear little first grade pupils. Elmfcn

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THE MTRRCDR Mark Anthony rtlvlarkvw rsloevx Jr, Red cross, '27, nas, 129, '50, A. ix., '27, 128, 129, 'sa He speakezh notg and yet there lies, A conversation in his eyes. Mark is conservative and reserved. He is not inclined toward oratory like his namesake of Julius Caesar's time. It is difficult to penetrate lNIark's impassive and silent exterior, Underneath there lies a feeling of friendship which is shared with a select few, hlost of his time is spent in his schoolwork, while little of it is devoted to school activities. There is a certain precision in everything that he does, whether it be pleasure or business. future. G. Wayne Beatty l'Beatty Ir. Red Cross, '27, '28, '29, '30, A. A., '27, '28, '29, '30, Commercial Club, 150. Never less alone than when alone. Stately and conservative is Wfayne. He is aloof, preferring his own company to that of others, You should not conclude from this, how- ever, that lie is high hat. In classroom he is sure of himself and his knowledge commands attention. His actions cause one to form the opinion that he is quiet and serious. Although his aloofness from his classmates may cause some to misjuclge, he probably thinks that solitude and peace go hand in hand. Wayne expects to attend a business college at Youngstown, Ohio, next year. ' lXlark is planning to take up aviation at bt louis in the net Ten Grace Bernstein Gracie 'lToots English Course Choral Club, '28, Ir. Red Cross, '27, '28, '29, '30, Commercial Club, '29, '30, A. A. '30. 'tPnnctuality is the first step on the ladder of success. Did you ever notice a little black-haired girl going quietly to her classes and never being reprimanded for talking? Vlfell, that's our Grace Hut never fear, she can become loquacious when that old Bookkeeping doesn't come out right. Then those grey eyes fire right up with in- dignation and Grace 'fgoes at it again. This time she comes out vic- torious, and with a smile resulting from something accomplished she begins English IV, her next worse Hbugaboof' We sympathize with you, Grace! Luck to you in any future undertaking.

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THE MIRRQR Raymond Ralph Bloom HBuZZy77 English Course tmtbaii, '25, '26, '27, 328, Basketball, '27, '28, 129, Track, '27, '29, Red Cross, '27, '28, '29, '30, Operetta, '29, f'Christmas at Hi Hop- kins, '30, Boys' Glee Club, '30g Boys' Quartet, '30g A. A., '27, '28, '29, '30, Y. hi. C. A. Campaign, '29, Freshie, 1305 Assistant to Coach Byler, '3O. I heard him 'walking across the floor As he always does with heavy tread. BuZzy, as he is known to everybody, is one of the most firm and pc-rsevering members of our class. just try and change his opinion on any subject! How many times in class f'Buzzy suddenly offers at bril- liant idea which he ardently defends. As he walks across the room with uheavy tread, Buzzy's broad shoulders reveal his athletic training acquired on the football field and basketball Hoorg also he has a fine voice which he used very effectively in his portrayal of the farmer in Si Hopkins. Vile wish f'Buzzy luck in whatever work he does next year and whatever school he chooses later. Esther Branch uESu Classical Course Jr. Red cross. '27, '28, 29, '3Og A. A., '20, iso. 1 'flisthcr was the blithest lass That mer trail the rlmcy green. Esther has many interests in life. One of the chief of these is her magnificent German Police dog, Rover, who is her faithful companion in her many walks through the fields. Esther is an ardent nature lover, and likes nothing better than a long walk through some shady wood- land path. Esther is also a great reader. Nothing readable, be it :1 newspaper or a book on mental telepathy, ever escapes ber eye. Es' is no hour-glass reader either for she retains what she reads. Esther expects to go in training in Indiana next fall. VVe all wish her luck. Twelve john Brown 'flohnnieu Browniel' English Course A A., f27, '28, '29, 'SOQ Red Cross, '27, '28, '29, '30, Business Manager for 'The Combat of Love and Friendship, '30, The Lost Silk Hat. '29, :'h1odesty '30, History Play, '29, Art Club, '28g Thespian Society, '29, '30g Business Manager of High School Concert, '30, He mixed reason with pleasure and wisdom with mirth. Iohn is one of those very merry kind--always telling jokes and then doubling up with laughter. When deep in the task of composing al letter or poem, he is continually asking someone how to spell words. VVhen he does produce something particularly brilliant, he is to be seen i1i some secluded place explaining to another enlightened mortal just how he got the inspiration tor the masterpiece. Iohn's dramatic ability has been seen in several productions, and we are sure that he could not make a very great mistake should he make acting his profession. John will probably join the ranks of Hospital Barbers, although he himself has given no confirmation of this.