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

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hr I1'1'UI' Published by the Students of Punxsutawney High School Vol. XXII. No. 5. MAY, 1930. Price, 51.00 EDITORI L MIRROR BOARD ELIZABETH LATTIMER, '30 ......,.......,... Editor-in-Chief ASSOCIATE EDITORS ARVILLA HUGHES, '30 .,...........A...,........ Literary Editor MARJORIE SMITH, '30 ..... . ....... Literary Co-Editor MAXINE CRISSMAN, '30 ,..... .,............. P oetry Editor NELLIE DRUOG, '30 ............................ Poetry Co-Editor ELIzABETH CRAWFORD, '30 ................ Classnote Editor MAUDE GRAIPEIUS, '30 ........,......... Classnote Co-Editor RICHARD NORTH, '30 ...,.. .. ,..... ........... I oke Editor WILLARD HALEY, '50 ........ ................ S port Editor CORINNA BIER, '30 ...,................,......... Exchange Editor BUSINESS STAFF JOHN WILSON, X30 .... ..................... B usiness Manager FRANK SPINELLI, '30 ...... ......... A ss't Business Mgr. JOHN HARVEY, '30 .......,... . ......... Circulation Manager CHARLES ST. CLAIR, '30 ............ Asslt Circulation Mgr. AIAXRGARET C. BOLES ....,,,i...,..,,,,,i,...,,,, Faculty Adviser CLASS NOTE REPORTERS ROOM T .......................................,.......... Margaret Curry ROOM S ....... ................,....... I da Thomas ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM FIIYPIN ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM ART R ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM K ...., O ...... N ...... C .......... CI G ROOM M ........... R .......... J ...... U ...... L ,..... OOM ...,.. I ..,..,. II ..,. III ..,... IV ........ V ...... ..........NIary Jane Madden ........DOrOthy Amundson ................LOuise Murray ..........Louise Van Brunt ...........Gertrude Caylor ........,..Anne Harriclc .........Evelyn Conrad .......Eleanor Jones ........Ruth Laverty ...............Ellen Shirk .............Ruth Overtruf .......Martha Richardson Hier .........Augustus Daugherty ...........Miriam Williams .......Ba.rbara Harvey .........Dwight Means The great sun had just arisen. In its full glory it was topping the ridge of a lpurple hill. The rays darted out in my-- riad Colors-all interspersed with tiny, lieeey, white Clouds. So are the Seniors now, poised on the threshold of the future. VVith our lives Colored by past experiences, by past thoughts, we c-an first look over our shoul- ders at our former lives and then into the unknown void of the future. Just as the sun rises to its zenith, and then slowly drops down out of sight behind some far- off rising ground, so we Seniors are all ready to begin our course of lite in the fu- ture. As we stand, reviewing our past lives, we all see many things for which we are sorry and many for which we are glad. NVO see with sorrow the time when we must leave dear, old P. II. S.-never to return as hap- py and carefree again. VVO realize that all of us will be together for the last time on Coimnieneeinent night, for, after gradua- tion, we shall all become scattered like the little clouds before a light breeze. Many ot us have been together every day for twelve years. SO it is the saddest thought of all to refleet that, in one day, friendship may be dissolved, beeause we eau never Seven