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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1935 volume:

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Editorial ....... Seniors ........ Activities ....... v Senior Classnotes ............. Poetry ,....... Class Will ......,... Autographs ..........., 'U 'A .s , U, IT' I 4 ' ws 1' Three 'l Il li M I li li O li To Mr. Francis Shaw, who made this year one of the most successful in the history of the school through his wholesome inf fluence on school spirit, loyalty, and coop- eration, we, the class of 1935, wish to dedicate The Mirror. 'I II If NI I IQ IQ U IQ l'1A:w 'l' III IQ M IR R O R I-IIGI-I SCI-IDOL DIRECTORY J. ll. lJAx'Is, P1'esiIleIIt W. VV. NVINSLONV, Secretary ll. V. BROWN, 'I'l'U2iISlIl'Cl' J, M. HARVEY, Vice-President G. P. CRIIIIE F. D. PRINGLE J. M. COBLE F. S. JACKSON, Superintendent HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY MARY J. ROBINSON, Principal 1I.XRGARICT C. BoLEs, English SARA L. PAN'rAI.L, Asslt. French BIYRA S. BROXVN, Latin EMALINE SALLADE, Ass 't. Social Science NIcI.soN II. BOYD, French FRANCIS SHANV, Ass't. English A. IIERIIAN SHERK, Science HOXVARD SCHILLING, Ass't. Social l'I.xIR E. CAREY, Mathematics, SCICUCC and Math-. Coach Athletic Director RAY CAYLOR, Ass't. Social Science 'l'. W. BITTLE, Social Science ELEANOR VVINSLOW, Ass 't. English MAIILE R. MONROE, Connnercial IQENNETH BARNETT, Ass't. English and NIICLYIN MITCHELL, Asslt. Science S0331 SCIENCE qrmm f10IJ'ERIA,xN, Assftw English ROY IQLEIN, Health, Ass't. Science and Latin. MARION R.AVER, Ass't Corninercial NIARION JOHNS, Asst. English - . Slfudeni TocI:C7Lc?'s SARA ELLENBERGER, Ass't. Corninereial l'I.IN'I'ON IOIIEL, Ass't. Science MABEL FICHTNFR . I . , IRI-:NE IIoI.nsWOR'I'H, Ass't. English LJUZABETH DUNUUU and Social Science FRANCES MCCORMICK Mus. I'iLIZABE'1'II JONES, Ass't. Math. SUE MOUNTSIER 3I.XR.I0RlIII KOSTENBADER, Ass 't. Math. IVIIRIAM IEIILL H. L. CAMPBELL, Supt. Weber' School, Manual Training ANNE RODKEY, Home Economics MARY J. FENTON, Librarian l.'IIII.II' R. ICESTER, Music Supervisor XVILMA CORE, Ass 't. Music SIIIRLICY SIIVIIJSON, Art Supervisor DR. SU'l l'0N IQIAMILTON, Medical Inspector CHI-:R'I'IIA BICYICR, School Nurse l'Il.l'IANOK. FORSY'l'lI, Dental Hygienist SENIOR CLA SS CFFI CERS HIIIIIIII-3 Hicw, I,l'0SlllClllL THOMAS MCGONAGLE, Vice-President 'l ll li lXll lil li U li Class Song of IQ3 VOVSO Svllool clzlys :Irv 0Vf?l', so wo any gooml lJfs'0, In our lll'2ll'lS livv INPll1ll'l1'S guy. All Tlmrougfll our class flilyhl il strong low has grown, So as wo lczlvo lol us soy. fllllO1'llS Now to our t'l2lSSlll2llOS, W0 hill fzxrowoll 'fo you, NW-'ro leaving' our clear old high svhool so TruO, Our Timo is ovor, The monwuls 2ll'll so few, 'Fill wo'll lm lmillcling alliou. So :Ls wo ronlillissvc tog1'vTl1m', :xml lrmlv olfl mlzlys for 1 Wa-'ll lm faithful, loyal wlmollwr, Y' W 1 I Yu- ro HPZII' or for 'lrom you, Our fulurmfs hazy, buf for SIIUPOSS WWII slriw. llilll lo Tho 4-lass of 735. NVorcls :mall Music- by lllsl liym-rs :xml l'l4lW2ll'1l 'l'rl-lmrm THE IWIRROR BOARD Published by the Srudcnrs ofP11nxs11t:111'ncy High Sclmul Vol. XXVII. No. 4. MAY, 1935. Price, f15l.OO As we, The class of 1111111101111 1l1i1 11'-fi1'11, finish our l1igl1 s1'l11111l 11l1l1YS il 1l111+i1l1s1l f'l'lH1ll,9,'O for tho l10t1o1' is 1z1ki11g 11121111 111 our i11s1i1111i1111. NVl1:1t this 1'l1z111g11 is wo all know, IIS wo O212li'l'lj' ilixvililfflli 1h1f Olli- 1-111110 of lrllfx l111111l issuv. A 111-w, :1111l Sillllj' 110Q1l111l :1111111x 111 11111' high s1-h1111l is 111 111- built. This is z1ll-i111p111'1z1111i 111 1l111 s1311- 1l11111s who z11'11 111111' 111 high s1-l11111l, :1111l 111 thoso 111 1'1111111. l-3111 11'l1:11 1l1111s i1 lllililll 111 The 1'lz1ss of 1l1i1'15'-'H1'11'? 1hli'll0l1Q'l1 1111 will 11111'111' use 11, i1 11111z111s 111111-l1 ill 11s. 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'1101l2lj' they are 111 high F11'11111l1S 211111 1'11111'Q'1'S l't'f'111VlllQ' 111111 111111101112 w11i1'h wi11 011211110 1l11'111 111 s111V0 1111180 ' . . e , I11'11111l'11lS. 11 1111'11' 11'21111111g.g' is 111111 1111111- ffl! 111121112 they 0211111011 Solve these problems s211is1'21011111'i1y. The knowledge that our p11ysi1-211 f211'iliti0s were not adequate serves to S111111' us what 1110 new facilities 211'0 going 111 11102111. 1171111 the 11111110131 Sin- 1'01'ity we, 111e elass of niiieteen thirty-five, 'fllilillli t11e voters who made the 110W build- ing possible, 211111 CO1lg'l'ZL1U.12l11C the incom- ing elasses who will use it. Marion Baird '35 .MM-..Q.-1-.-.-.- THE 1N1IRROR BOARD EUGENIA GIBSON .... ..........................,... E ditor-in-Chief ASSOCIATED EDITORS GAYNELLE NANZ BTARION BAIRD ,.... 11ERTHA GAULT ,.... DONNA STUNKARD ELEANOR SNYDER ..... JACKIE ST. CLAIR .... ATARGARET OLSON ,.... VVILTXIA GALL ,,,,.,,..,,, , BARBARA SIIXIPSON ..... ARDELL TTAINES ...... BASIL XVELDER ..... JOHN TNTCTNTYRE .... BARBARA COLLINS ....... Literary Editor .Literary CO-Editor ..L1terary Co-Editor Poetry Editor ----.Poetry Co-Editor --.-..C1asSnote Editor Classnote CO-Editor Classnote Co-Editor Classnote Co-Editor Polliwog Prattlings ..Po11iwog Prattlings Sport Editor --...-EXc11ange Editor SARABELLE VVINEBURG ' ,,----.--.--..-..--...Typ1st DOROTHY ZOLNER ...........,..,,....,.......................,..... Typist TXTARGARET C. HOLES ........................ Faculty Advisor TSLEANOR WINSLOW-Faculty Advisor, Poetry Dept. BUSINESS STAFF TJAVID TXIORRISON ...........1.................. Business lylanager ROBERT PHILLLBER ...... ....Ass't. Advertising Manager WILLIAM BEYER ,..... Assit. Advertising Manager GERALDINE SXVARTXI .,......,. Ass't. Advertising Manager GENE GOURLEY ,,,,..., . ....... Asst Advertising Manager HAROLD BARKLEY ..... ...... A Ss1t. Circulation Manager TQICNNIZTH CRISSLIAN . .... Ass't. Circulation Manager PHILIP KUNTZ ,,,,.,,,...,...... Ass't. Circulation Manager RI01-1AR11 TTAIXIPSON .......... A ss,t. Circulation Manager RUTH, hll'1NliIClQV .... ........ A ss't. Circulation Manager PAU1, TiUICl11.ER ,...... Ass't. Circulation Manager 'I' ll TQ lXl I R R CJ R film rnrnrizxm In iiivinory of Mr. T. XV. Bitiilo, muh- of thi- fiiivst tvz1c'lwi's Puuxsutziwiioy High School c-an ovvi' clrozim of liziviugf, niziy wc ziclml this tribute. Mr. Biffle haul hi-vii hvzill of th0 Soi-ial Sviviivo lJ4ep:i1't1ii4-lit fm' thir- twii years. Ile was lioiimwl, 1'Qspl-cffml, ziml luvml hy vwi'y studoiit who Gilllll' into c-oiifzu-t with him. llis flvzllh is il ll'l 0pill'2llJll' loss to mu' sc-houl. Ilow- owl: his iiiflllmivv will vmifiiiuc- in Thv liws of his sluiloniis who zimlniirml his sc-liulzirsliip, his iilll'lSll2lll f'0lll'l'0Sj', zmml Thi- vulfiirvfl iwliiiciiiiviii' nf his vlizir- -if-uw K - Russell W. Altheide Russ Gt-nt-ral t'oursc 'I ll li M I R R CJ R Donald E. Altheide 'tDon tfonnnt-rcial Course slr. Rt-d tfross l, 2g Football 4. I 11111 llllflfllifl' 1111111 I 1e1z11w. 'l'his is t't-rtainly trut- in 1Don's cast---for hc seems to be pt-rpt-tually happy. His disposition is tht-t-rful, too, antl it is so st-ldom that you st-t- a frown upon his lmrow that, when you do, itls tht- talk of tht- town, Yt-s. IDon's tht- littppy-go-ltirlqy ft-llow with the nonchalant air who sits ratht-r quit-tly in Room K, det-ply Considering what to do in his Sl'Zll't' timt-. Howt-yer, wht-n ht- tinds somt-thingg to do, ht- no longer si.s and thinks ahont it, hut ratht-r jumps to tht- tasli immediately. Don unfortunatt-ly st-t-ms to ht- hlt-sst-d with a rather unruly head of hlontlt- hair that marks him two hlotltzs down the street. N i1-n1-1- t'lul1 43 blr. Rt-d t'ross l, 2, 3, 43 lntt-rt'lass llaskt-thall 23 lnt,r-- ' , -5 'i tt-h lfootltall 7 w tlass lrwttltl 7 lot ff - - ,IICVII 1111-111 111111 1I1'Z1.Y1ll'l1 111-1111 1111111 Ot HIIIIIS 111111 111 11 11II1.S'l' -Tt'1l11 1111313171 Plflfnyi lllnsht-s may mt-an hashlulnt-ss in somt- CHSCSW'-l'1Llt not in ttRussls. XX1- lrtyt- nt-yt-r ht-t-n ahlt- to tmd out why ht- hfusht-s, hut wt- Cannot A 1ttr1l1t1t1- it to liashlulnt-ss, .Xll Russ nt-t-ds is a t'hant't- to talk. Givt- ttn htm somt- 1-lhow room and tht-n lis Russ's layoritt- pastimt- is flllgkllllll. llt- has his vit-ws and h tlas to tht-m. Not t-yt-n an t-arth11uakt- vould thangt- tht-m. Rttsst-ll is fond tal' sports, as you tan s1-t- hy his avtiyitit-s, and ht- is Xt IAN' Sllt't'1'Si tul in tht-m. 111,11 Vermyra Anderson Curly l,il1t-ral .Xrts ti'otl1's1- .111 Rt-tl t'ross l, 2, 4g .X, A, l, 2, .ig 'l'1'i-Hi-Y 2, 4. T111111g1l1 is 111'1'j11-1' 1111111 1111 .S'!JI'I'lI, I'l1'1'1l'IIttf 111-1-111-1' 11111111 1117 1111111g111. t't't1rly is tht- thin girl from Room li who is always slow, delib- 1-ratt- an1l drt-amy. llt-1' Curly, jt-t hiaflc hair is tht- envy of many girls. Sht- has gatht-rt-d around ht-r a largt- t-ott-rit- of frit-nds antl acquaintances in tht- two yt-ars sht- has ht-t-n with us, hut tht- most intimate of these is Izlla. t'urly dt-lights is partit-s and good timt-s. fwht- got-s through the halls in st'hool as though tht-rt- wt-rt- no hurry at all. lint at a party or tlantw- sht- is ont- ot' tht- livt- wirt-s of tht- group. Yt-rmyra plans to I1t-1'omt- a tt-atilit-1' hut has not dt-Cidtfd what sCho01 sht- will attt-nd. 'Fommereial Vlub 3, 4g Ureliestra l, 2, 3, 43 .X. .X. I, 3, 3, -lg jr. Red 'l ll li M' l R li CJ li Kathryn L. Averill uliayl' t'ommereial Vourse Cross I, 2, J, 4. To me llzou ar! Illl lilllllgl' .Y!H'I', Of many ll 11m1'rlr'1z milf! auf! jmrrf' The word blonde describes Kathryn perfectly. ller hair is lig l, her complexion is light, her weight is light and her heart is light. llut in spite of the fact that she has few cares, she applies herself diligently to her school work. Katy likes music and plays well on her violin. She also likes t e open air and anything pertaining to the handiwork of nature. No matter when you glance at Kathryn, she is always busy. .Xll within one glance we might see Kay dash here, then there, arra this, then that, speak to one friend and smile on another. Perhaps Kay will continue work in the commercial field. it Marion Baird General Course .Xmerican Legion Essay Contest, lVinner, Local and Vounty .ig Mirror Board 4. But .so fair, size takes the brerzilz of men fn..-ffy lfVlz0 gaze upon lzcr 1llZIliL'lll'C'.U Marion is quite popular with her classmates. No wonder, for she has a charming personality, and she is exceptionally pretty. Marion always looks as though she had just stepped out of a Parisian style shop. llarion has persuasive powers. You might as well say Ye-s' when she asks you to do something. She is rather candid and sometimes her remarks are very naive. Marion is also the possessor of a delightful sense of humor. Occasionally llarion has a far-away expression but we suppose it just means that she is thinl-:ing about some book she has read. She likes to read, and you are seldom with her very long bqlore she asks you if you have read a certain book which interested her. J. Harold Barkley Barkley Scientific Course hlirror Board 4g French Vlub 3g Science Club 41 Football Manager -lg Story of an English Christmas Tree lg Ilunty Pulls th.: Strings 4. .-UL me, 'rally slmzllrl life all Irzbm' Iu'. ' Say, Holm, over there on the football field, see that guy wearing a dizzy-looking hat and plodding through the mudg who is he? Him. Oh, that's Harold Ilarkleyg he's the senior football manager this year. Yes, Harold llarkley. Harold is the easy-going and cheerful mem- ber of Room K. He is the type who takes him time about doing some- thing, but, when it is done, it's done in line style. . Harold, believe it or not, is also a dreamer. .Xt times we tind him . . . . , , . fx gazing 1'll6flli21ilVCly out of at window. We wonder what IS passing QM.. f,f r-e?f1',,Z iff through his head in these moments. 1llll.l'fl'l'lI serilie 'l'homas. .Xs you might expect, his is a spirit of moods. .Xs a rule he is rather rest-rye1l an1l reggards the world with an enigmatic sniileg lint. when he does talk, he says exactly what he thinks. ltnow when something is funny and when it isn't. lYe sometini-gs wonder whether he is laughing with us or at us. Toni is usually fourfl in the company of our elass president. 'I II li Nl l li li O li George E. Barletta General Course .ll11l'1' fl'1'1'1111l,V like 791' 1111 A-ll1111'1f lltfn .X elieerful grin is Georges greeting for everyoneg his good humor in-yi-1' tails him. lYhen we look at ciCOI'gl', we think of laughter hold- .-AIQIQ ing lioth his sides. However, George doesn't helieye nierrinient should oeeupy all his time, for sometimes we tind him industriously workingg he is espeeially good at typt-writing. Photography is Georg.ge's major' interest outside sehool. George expects to work next year, prohahly for The Barletta Fruit Vompany. He has our wishes for success. Thomas L. Barletta Tom Geneial Course Ile zufzx :noni to .vj11'11k plain 1111.1 In !lll' p111'p11s1'. fltllllilll and frank, l't'St,'l'X'L'fl and indililerent-these adjertives de 'l'o:n has a pleasant sense of humor and possesses the ahility to lhonias says he will prohahly spend next year in Italy. so Robert E. Beatty Bob HB0 Dol' Seientitie Course l ootliall 1. 4. 4: llaskethall 2, 33 Track 1, 2, .ig Track Faptain .lg Inter- elass 'l'l'llt'li l, 23 Interelass Ilasehall lg Hi-Y 5, 4g Toueh Football of t lass 1 ' ,-, .. He 1111116011 I S1Ij', Vllgllf 1u1'l1'. .Xs you prohahly know from the nature of his activities, Holi is one ot' our most active athletes. in fact, most of his spare time is spent at the Y. Xl. t'. .X. or at the play ground. In his junior year, Hola was the only three-letter man of whom our school could boast. 1Iow1-yer, Holi does tind some time for his regular round of par- ties and dauees. 'When he isn't partigipating in some big ganiefl he l is usually to he found out with a Crowd or perhaps having a date. Holi has informed us that he is going to attend Duke University in llurhani. North t'arolina. next fall. It isn't hard for us to iniag'ne Holi the star 11ua1'ter-hack of the season. 1' , I 1 1'1 IH t'oaeh .lg .X. .X. 1, 2, 3g Health Vluh -ll Varsity tfluh 23 Treasurer 4 Rtcl t'1oss 1 7 3 'I Il li M I li Iitlli Dorothy Beck y yy Holi, l,t't ' i lil'Ilt'l'1ll llUtll'St' A. A. l, -lg lit-tl l'l'oss ll Girls' tilt-v liiuh l, 2. 3, lg 'l'lit- ltzttly ol the 'l'L'l'l'lll'l'H lg Hstllllllu 53 Nlilt:ulo' 23 llt-zilth l'luh I. 21 Silt-nit l'luh lg llomt- l'lt'onomit's l'luh lg Girls' tilt-t- Vfuh l'ont't-rt -l. l'11!1'lct- nrt' .wzzlfjrfl Hott' .vlmll ln- my .wnlgi If .wlmll ln' 'It'I.fl'rV, mn! if Nllllliif ln- lmzgf' .X pain' ol twinltlnig t-yt-s ttntl :in llll.l'l'llHlIS lzautgh l'll2ll'llK'll'l'lZt'S l.t-t-. lieu is usually UYL'l'llL'lll'tl tztllqingg :ihout lust nights t-nt'ounlt-rs or asking uXYl1l1tiS on tonight? Tucstlaty morning tincls Hot winfling ht-r wary up to tht- ziutl wl1t-rt- shc takcs part in tht- Glt-Q l'luh. lqUXYt,'Yk'l', this is not tht- only timt- sht- voculizcs. Ht-r swt-t-t soprano voitt- is ont- that t-xcitt-s not tt little t-nyy and jculousy wht-n wt- ht-:ir ht-r sing. Dots stutlit-s nt-yt-r hotht-r ht-r. Slit- woultl lll't'liL'l' to litiyt- ht-r nztmc fountl on at cltmct- progrztm than on tht- Honor Roll. Dorothy will zlttt-ntl Mzinsiiclcl Stzitt- 'l't-z1t'lit-rs' l'ollt-gr nt-xt yt-air. untl later ht-come ll music supt-rvisor. Paul J. Beck lit-clay , Gt-nt-rzil Vourst- -lr, Rt-tl Cross lg .X. .X, 2, To .mrro-zt- I Inuit- gmnl-111o1'1'o-rt' .-11111 llzouglzz' In lc'u'z'f' lzwr 'hu' 11-Itwzy In-,'11'11rf. shortt-r hoy tilwuys mzirch out of Room li lirst. 'l'ht- tull ont- is Blxly , . . , . . if somcont- clst- took tht- plzict- of this pair. i friv,-nclly grin, Vfc fttl surt- ht- will got zilontg wt-ll in wlizltt-yt-r h- untlt l takes in tht: future. Tommy Bellavla Tom 'l'ommy li10IllIl1L'l'L'ltll Vourst- ut I ' ' a M Lf' IX tl -z't'1'y pf-1'ff-r'!, Xfllflf' lm-in 4 Tommy is intlt-t-tl 11 st-nsihlc mam. Ht- got-s along clzny hy tltiy. V.. ncvcr clay-tlrt-ziniing, hut LllXYZlyS lgthoring inrlustriousty. Ht- tttkt-s il ,,1't'Zll 0 1I1l1C1'CSl in C0ll!lllt'I'ClL1l suhjt-tts. t-spt-t'1t1l,y liookkt-t-ping :intl 5lllt'5lll7lll- 'W ship ttnfl sct-ms tlt-stint-tl to go fur in tht- husint-ss w:.r.tl. Huppint-ss :mtl stutliousnt-ss sct-m to go htmfl in htmtl us lair zts Tommy is tionccrnt-tl for ht- constantly wt-ztrs :i smilt- whilt- pontlt-rintg over his tt-xts. Tommy comnizincls rt-spt-t't from thi- lzttiilly :ts wt-ll :is from tltt student hotly for his frit-ntlly, tourtt-ous lllL1Illlt'l' untl timhitious ziptitutlt can only hc utlmirctl hy all who know him. f'i1iflr't1I Ut ZllXYZlyS lincl it quitt- t-usy to iclt-ntily lllllll. .X laill hoy zxntl 1 zintl Inc short ont- is llziul. Xl t- tlont ht- icyt- things woulfl hh tht- sum '1 Paul is one of tht- most tlt-hongiir mails mt-mht-rs of tht- tlttss ol 'A'- Hc tluitt- mzikcs up for his short sttlturt- hy his unvonsf-ious suxiggt-r itml 'l II IC M I IQ ll U R Robert Smith Bellis .l'iob Liberal .Xrts and Scientific Courses .X ,.X. 4, t'heerleader 43 Stage Crew 4, Science Club 4, Patriotic Program 4. Happy um If from cure 1,111 free. What are you doin' tonight? -the inevitable question always forthcoming from Mrs. liellis' little boy, Robert. Technically, he's the hail-fellow-well-mel type but figuratively hes a grasshopper Cyou'll ex- cuse the far-fetched similel always hunting a place where there's some- thin' doin '. He can have a good time when everyone e'se is bored stiff. 'Tis also said that our Hob has certain interests in that part of Olll' metropolis more commonly known as VVest End. George Bennett Benny General Course lnlerclass llasketball 4: Interclass Baseball 1, 2, Interclass Track 3g lnterclass Football 3: Jr. Red Cross 1, Z, Student hlanager Basket- ball 2: .Xrt lYork-H .S. Play 4, Decorating Committee 2, 3, 4. Hlvllllllg felloius will be young fellows. Ile-1my is a great favorite among his fellow students. No wonder, for tleorge is amiable, friendly and very mannerly. He is studious, too, and he has many cares in connection with his school work, but he man- ages to keep these cares to himself. Benny goes in for sports in a big way. as you can see by his activities. 'Benny not only likes sports, but he is a very accomplished athlete. I1e1my says that he is going to be an aviator. The class of '35 wishes him the best of luck and many happy landings. W William F. Beyer Bill Docl' 'Hitlerl' I.ibe1'al Arts and Scientific Courses Red Cross l, 2. 3, 43 A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Chapel Debates 3. 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, lixecutive Committee Hi-Y 4, Treasurer Hi-Y 3, 4, Debating Society 3, 433 Latin Club 3, 4g lfrench Club 43 Mirror Board 1, 45 t'hristmas in llerry linglandm lg Four Stages of Roman His- tory 3, The Klagic Togaw 4, Business hlanager of Sonia 3, VVinner of Third Place in Declamation in Forensic Contest at .llrookvillc 4. rlIf1g111'jire1zz' sperfrzcle of hzmzfzzz j0flz'11es.s ' Yes, that's just about what Bill isg for he possesses the jolliest disposition in the class of '35. .Xnd you should see him in Chemistry class trying to suppress a laugh. lYe think Hill is chubby, the girls think he's cute, the teachers think he's ambitious, and all in all, he's a jolly good fellowg for no matter where he is, at school, at home, in that Oldsmobile, with a few, or in a crowd, he's always full of fun and practical jokes. l l1ill's present ambition is to become a doctor, a proverbial Chip off the old block. So-here's success to you, Bill.'l bililfv f 11 'l H I2 M ill R li O R jacob George Blose , , bl ake' l,ilJL'l'1ll .Xrts Vourse jr. lxed K ross l, 2, .ng .X. .X. l, J, .lit':1'v, Il'It'fI'l', yt' lmlzkv of 'iuorx V11 1553 1Jon't he ol'l'ended, jake, heeause we are so Curious lhout your mal, stuhhy little noseg for we think pug noses are very attraetive look inf' especially if the person is short and has hlondyhair. ' Jake gets along smoothly with all of his friends except johnson, Burke, and several others. lla- are sorry to say, he sometimes nt-gleegs their friendships, thus losing the value of sueh estimable assoiiates. Never do we hear a sigh of Complaint or a moan of weariness from Jake lVhen not in school, he thrusts his hands into his pockets. Cocks his head sidewise, and piirees the air with a sharp, carefree whistle. Our highest wish is that you will always be as earefree as you D7 were during your years of sehool life. Lewis Nathan Blose Lew 11lose General Course Health Vlub 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee t'luh 1, 2, 3, 43 Yiee Pres, of toilet- Vluli 3, 41 Pres. of Student Govt. Room ll 25 .X. .X. l, 23 l.ady of Ter- raeew lg BIikado 23 Sonia 3, Seienee Vlub 2, 4, Hi-Y 4. L1'f1 S tl plefzsczrzl ilZSfl-ZLIlfl'0II, let IIS fake if as il I'Ul1Il'S.'H where, as he always has a elever remark at the end of his tongue, or a new story to tell. his mind wanders from his studies-probably in the direetion of Rey- noldsville. Lew, who likes to sing, is an aetive member of the Iloys' Glee Club. He is interested in civil engineering, and will probably attend l State Follege next year. VVe are sure his pleasant personality will help him wherever he may go. Harry Leroy Branch llraneh Twig Limb Und, General Course Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4. .-lm! .vo obligifzg Ilzul he l1Pil'l' 0I1.'ig'1I. If you want something done, done right and done immediately, just go to Harry. A very short time after you have asked him, he comes in with the job hnished and says he thought he might as well do it now rather than put it off. Branch doesn't pretend to be the whole tree, he's just a very good limb. You never see him when his hair isn't smooth, his tie straight and shoes polished+in other words. he's always very neat. lVher1 be walks through the hals, he always wears on his face ll grin which broadens when he is spoken to. .Xltogethm-r, he is a very agree- able person and we are sorry to be losing him. .N'e:'r11lfw1 I.ew's Jhilosoih' is to take life as it comes and en 'ov it to the : n Q J ' utmost. His ready wit and good fellowship make hnn weleome every- Sehool work is one of Illose's minor interests, and oeeasionally Tllli M IR ROR David E. Brown Dave General lfourse Ulnlllgll mul flll' 'zeorlrl lrlzllqlzx 'zuilll you., lVrrp foul you a'c'f'p l1lonr'. Verliaps you, too, have wondered what t'lelave's secret for success is. That would be hard to answer fully but perhaps his g'blues-chas- ing laughter, his carefree moments, and his deep respect for his teach- ers explain it. .Xlthough Dave does not recite very often in class, still you may be sure he has mastered the subject. liTave faces all perplexing problems with a grin. XVe are sure that his cheerfulness will help him make his mark in this world. Wilmer K. Burkett iurlit-tt Scientilic tfourse jr. Red Vross 5, 4g Orchestra S, 4g LX. A. 4. 'hllelz of foie 1.'o1'fl.v are the bex! men. liverytlming XYilmer does is done with an air of precision. In t'l1t-mistry lab while the rest of us are leafing aimlessly for a certain experiment, XYilmer calmly gives the page, the number of the experiment, and all the other data with an air of nonchalant precision. Wilmer can be seen almost any time during the day busily work- ing at something or other. .Xlso we are to understand that XVilmer. although quite a quasi- model student during school hours. cuts-up a great deal when amo. g the fellows after school hours. l'.Q ', I 'r '.v .4 1,1 n Qs' l Q H 7'-' lL1qll.'ff11 ll, Ida Elizabeth Byers General Course Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice- Pres. Tri-Hi-Y SQ Pres. Tri-Hi-Y 4, Thespian Society 3, 4, Vice President Thespian Society 4g Girls' Trio 3, VVienies on NVednes- day 33 Director of 'I'hree's a Crowd 4g Bunty Pulls the Strings 4, Lady of the Terrace lg Mikado 2, High School Concert 2g Classnote Reporter 4. The lziglzest graces of uzusic' flow fron: the fC'C'.iI'lI-g 0f the lLc'a1'f. Iloubtless you have discovered from her list of activities that Ida is one of the busiest girls of our class. She is an actress, a songstress, and a violinist. Her deep voice has sweetened many a musical produc- tion, her dark head graced many a play, and from her skilled fingers has issued forth many a note in orchestral reviews. Although Ida is so busy, she goes about her business quietly. She has not developed a eonceited air, nor does she make herself appear more important than she actually is. 'I' ll li M I R R O R ames E. Campbell lint Scientific Vourse liand l, 2, 3, 45 lilruin Nlajor of lianfl 41 tlrclicstra l, 2, 5, 43 Uperetta Sonia 3: Ili-Y 5, 4: Science Vluh 3, 43 jr. Red t'ross 1, 2, 5, 4g Let me lzfrzw' IIIIISI-K' llyllllg, . elm! I .welc no more 11f'l1'gl1I. One might think .lim had said these words did we not know that in addition to his musical ahililics he also possessed those of a practical husiness man and of a fun-loving hoy. .lim certainly takes a large part in the musical activities of our school as we can see when we review the fact that he has hecn in orchestras and hands during his entire high school career and finally was our drum-major this year. of Bloreover, .lim is so interested in science that we can often find him in the Lab, 1 XVith these ahilities we are sure lint will make his mark in thc world. Anthony Cararic Tony Scientine Clourse On tcftlz llze rlfznref Ie! joy In' IIIICYIII-lllI!'ll. use of various metals. candy, and the girls. Frank B. Carlson f'Swede', Scientific Course .-X. .X. 1, 2, 3, 4: lr. Red Cfross l, 2. 3, 4. Lf1z1glz, laik mul be 1lII'l'I'j'.U Frank is to he distinguished hy his hright, sunny smile and clear. spontaneous laugh. His wide smile, which swmetimes hreaks into a grin, is famous throughout the school. He does lay it aside when he IS studying hard or giving his views on some question of interest to himself and his comrades. In passing through the halls, he can usually find someone of the fairer sex to torment hy calling her such names as pest Swede is the life of any party with his crooning or piano playirg. Frank says he is going to keep standing on the corner. Here's hoping it's the corner Hoover talked about. .X. A. 43 jr. Red Vross l, 23 Science Vluh Ag Track Nlanagti 2 Tony must helieve in this quotation for it fits him perlc His joy is far from heing confined: in fact, a gay air and a ht it smile are his chief assets. However, 'I'ony does lay his grin asf when he is studying hard or doing an experiment in the lah, 'l'c ' hy the way, is a valuahle C'hemistry student. He has made sexual Classes interesting hy his outside information concerning the prac Tony's favorite diversions are not inconsistent with his gory nit He seems to have a special weakness for music, dancing, choco 1 r H4 TH li M l R R O R Glenn C. Cassidy Cassidy Scientiiic ffourse Press Club 4. JIM: are lzorn 'zwillz Iwo c,vr'.v but with one longm' in 01'fII'l' lhul they .vlzmflrl see liuice as murlz as they say. Glenn has characteristics that make us feel very intimate with him. One is the deep coloring, called a blush, that creeps over hs features at certain times. The other is the twinkle in his eyes. These characteristics always single Glenn out from a crowd. But don't think we're criticizing your appearance, Glenn, because were not. Everyone, especially girls, likes blushes and twinkles. Although we know Glenn is studious, he sometimes surprises us by giving his philosophical idea on some difficult subject. g llost of the chemistry students know that Glenn is pretty clever t at handling chemicals and acids in the laboratory. Although Glenn does t not have any idea concerning what he will be doing a year from now, we hope he will apply his ability in chemistry and be a second Lavoisier. Sam Catanese Sam Fat General Course Quiet, .Ylillllil-0113, and f1'ieml.'y. These three words characterize c'Sa1nH and it goes without saying that they are always associated with him. Sam does not speak very ofteng but, when he does, he leaves no doubt in the minds of his listeners as to his very thorough knowledge of that particular subject. This explains the fact that he has taken part in no frivolous activities. Sam has spent all his time in mas- tering some subject and in preparing his class recitations. Nevertheless, Sain has some interests outside of school. for Sam is always with the gang where his chummy friendliness and his spon- taneous good cheer have made him a valuable member. Geraldine Marie Catarouche t'Gerry'l Dean General Course Girls' Glee t'lub 1, 2, 3. -lg Commercial Club 53 llikado 2g Sonia', .ig jr. Red Cross 1, Zg A. A. 2g Glee Club Concert 4. Aly lwarf is like fl sinfgmg bz'1'cl. Gerry is certainly one of our short Seniors. VVhen you hear some- one talking down around your elbow, you will probably see Gerry', if you look down. However, she makes up for her small size by her voice. As is to be seen from her list of activities, she is quite musical. Perhaps Gerry will take up a musical career after she graduates. Yivacious is our adjective to describe Dean, She literally tlies around and is always ready to break into laughter at the slightest provocation. lf something funny happens, her tinkly laughter breaks out immediately. VVe'll certainly miss her gaiety after Commencement. 'l'1.'f11!y Tllf lf lXl l IQ ll OR B. Franklin Chambers I1ank' Delano General Uourse lr. Recl Vross 4g 'lirack 4. 0, .lly fill!-QIII' 'It'I'fll my lzffm I reign, For tulm miles nzuflz must talk in -zw1in.. ..--c s . . . . . . Vtggf I'l'1llllillll is a goocl llSlCllL'l' but selrlom expresses his opinion. Ht cloes not choose ever to make himself the center of attraction. VVe juclge that Hank is not so shy outsitle of school, for we have often seen him grinning over some joke that has been impartetl to him. Hank receivecl his nickname because he is a member of a musical group in his home town, Mlrian. He is a basketball antl foot- ball lan ancl participatetl in P. H. S. in track events. Annabell Condron I 'ontlron Liberal .Xrts ancl Scientific Vourses Science Club 2, 3, -lg Secretary Science Club 45 lr. Recl Vross 1, 2, 3, -lg A., ix. 1, 2, 3, 4. The more the HIl'l'l'lit'7'.U lf you ever see .-Xnnabell with a worried look on her face, you can guess that she is about to have a Vhemistry test or is thinking about a tlifticult Iinglish assignment. However, she is usually the gay person social event. goes. Frank S. Costanzo General Course I will be br1'ef.', Frank is the clebonair young man who sits in Room K. He cloesrft believe in wasting worcls on such things as reeitations, antl sometimes his very brief answers are the cause of much merriment School bores Frank more than a littleg he always welcomes tlismissal with much enthusiasm. Frank is easy going ancl cheerful, trouble never troubles him unless it be English IV, which sometimes causes a frown to settle on his brow. He is quickly arousecl to anger but his anger is brief antl his sunny flisposition invariably wins, Frank expects to work next year. Goocl luck, Frank! Y'1.',z1'y-ful' whose company her frientls enjoy. ll'henever she ancl her gang are together, there are sure to be murmurs about a party or some other However, when high school is over, .Xnnabell has serious thoughts of attenrling a higher institution of learning-probably Grove Pity. lYe know she will gather arountl her ll crowcl of jolly lriencls wlierever she Bettie D. Craft General For 111 lli-X -41 C oininereial C luh 3, 4: Reel Cross li .X. .X. l, 2, 3, 4. lhgllllll' ffllilllt' fin' iufzrlrl ztwzx 11111rY1' for .l-1111 1111.1 .l'7'0IliL',' .lllrl xo rio I. litttie is that short, 1ileasingly-1rlump ray of sunshine from Pleas- nne. l.t-ssons tlon't worry her as much as the wave in her hair or tht tlavor of her many sticks of gum. Put that petite blontl in the -loonntst t-orner ot any room ancl one will think the sun has lngun to shini So iollv is lil'liltf. ll you tlo not happen to know llettie, thut who tloesn't?J just look nt the girl with Peg. Yesl That is lletlie. One of the girls is ntxtr seen without the other. .Xntl, if you want to see either of thtm m il lmrrv, they ran usually he lountl in the grill or Coming out ul one ul tht- 6-anal-ltl rt-nt stores with l . ll'9t' 'l ll li M l ll R O ll Philomina Costanzo M:nnie', General Course 1 slr. Retl Cross 3, 43 A. X. 3, 4. .l.v Hll'l'l'Vl' as ilu' tiny 1'.-1 Imzgf, 'Nlainie is that short, plump girl from Room K, She arrives in 1 tlurry of silk :intl :1 elattering of heels. Iminetliately a studious atmosphere settles arountl Maniie. She Casts sicle-long glances at Dot :intl :lets as though she xxoulcl like to launch into the recital of hti latest eseapacle. We know that, as soon as school is over, lNIam'el' antl Dot will he ahle to tell eaeh other all ahout last nights' party. Drawing.g is Rlainie's hitlclen talent, for only her intimate friend: know what an exeellent artist Marnie really is. Yext year shi: experts to stutly art at Il leacling art sehool. w , saeks of Cantly. Lucille Crawford General Fourse .X, .X. 2g Ir. Reel Cross l. 2, 3, 4. Size s1'1'111s so 111v11' 111111 fue! xo .l.lIl'.H Hair easeacling into little ripples, :1 quiet clenieanor and a level glaiiee. Tliese casual phrases selectecl at rancloni Certainly describe l,ueile. The fault with 1mst-uclo-cleseriptions is that though the phrases may he eh:1rat'teristie they Cannot aclequately tleserihe her. There is something intangihle ahout her-something one Cannot put his iinger on :incl name. So you see l.uCile tiils her plaee in the roll of seniors lll a tlistinrt :intl intliviclual wav l.ut'ile goes to college next year. Iolt'l'e's lurk, liueile. Melvin A. Crotzer General Vourse l'ommereial Vluh -lg lr. Real Cross 2, 3, -l, .X. .X. 4, He is genlle Ilml r1'oz'x geulle rleerlsf' Arnold hates to he clisturhecl. If he is stuclying, he wants to linish his lessong or, if he is talking, he clesires to get the last wortl saicl. Alas, too often his conversation has to he clisturhecl. .Xrnolcl is too polite to tell us outright that we shoufcl act clifferently so he gives us gentle hints, sometimes their gentleness keeps them from taking elfeet. .Xrnolcl is a loyal eomracle of the less eonspieuous of our elass. ,4- LaRue DeLong ti'ommereial Vourse 1 A. .X. 2, 3, 4, Jr. Rf-rl Cross l, 2, 3, Vommereial Vluh 5, -lg Health Cluh 3, 41 Press Vluh -lg litlitor-in-Chief of Press Vluh 4. liver ffzir rim! e-ver young LaRue is that tall slencler hrunette whom you so often see flash- ing through the halls on some errancl, prohahly for Press Vluh, of which she is liclitor-in-Chief. lfaeh school artiele whieh appears in The Spirit must lirst pass through l,aRue's hancls. However, l,aRue has other interests hesicles her sehool life, for she is very apt at dancing. Despite her various activities, l,ailey tint s time to clo her sehool work exeeptionaly well. lVe often woncler how any one person can exeel in so many things. LaRue cloes not yet know whether she will follow up her rlaneing or attentl a husiness college next year. She has our lmest wishes in whichever Course she chooses. 'l ll lf lXl l R IQ CJ ll f. 1 r nmfiyff. .. . , if yfi' ' ,,'fm, , Q' f . , .,, C , , V f , , , Q , F Burl x Mary Helen Davis lXlitzi General Vourse Vluh 3g .Xrt fluh 2, 3. 'iDl7lIll'.9ll.F lzfzpfJ1'11.ess, 1111111 only I1I1'.v.v. into that. .Xml in a very short time Mary removes from the hot oven crisp golclen hrown hiseuits some cliftleult subject. presicling over some fortunate young man's kitchen. t'Lailey', ftp, zzly-flint A glance through the winclow of the clomestie seienee lahoratory will reveal to us a busy Cook. Now her heafl is la-nt over a eoolt liookg a seeoncl later, a hit of salt is clashecl into this antl a teaspoon of huttei . ary had rather he outsicle ol the sehool talking antl laughing ong a group of girls than sitting in the elass room, struggling over Mary is uncleeiclecl ahout her future hut we ean elearly pieture her Harold A. DeMay lJeIXIay DW lJemmy General Course ll F M .I R R O R Arduane W. DeMotties 'g.Xrcly General Course hlr. Retl Vross 1, 2g Science Club 3: Track 1, 2g Football I. 'Tifzyly we glide in ilzc gaze of flu' :u0r.'d. .X1'rly is quite a lleau lirunimel with his shiny black hair slickicl back, his spotless manners antl faultless clancing. He's a quiet, solemn fellow about school but-you shoulcl see him outsirle. .Xrcly is one of those enviecl, selectecl few who are orclainecl to live in that metropolis of Vloe. He's also honorecl by being one of those highly respected members of the bench in Chemistry class. It seems as though only gracluates of the Floe universities are able to sit upon that honorecl bench for .Xrcly ancl Tony are both from Cloe ancl on the bench. lYhateyer you hope to be, .Xrcly, we wish you luck. lr. Refl Vross I, 2, 3, 43 .Xrt t'lub l, 23 Touch lfootball 41 Football 2, .41 lnterclass llasketball -lg llanrl 1, 2, 3, -l, Ufi2l Z'l'llf 10 IZII'1'I'fI11I'llf.U lJeKlay is the fun-loving boy from Room K. He seems to be at the zenith of his glory when causing some merriment anrl he has often brightenetl an otherwise clrab clay with his fun. No tloubt. if a stutlent vote were taken, Ue3lay ancl his pals woulil easily win the title of the Four Merry Musketeers for he anfl Hx. H .. lrol. Lew, antl Hockey, comprise one of the jolhest, happy-gm lneltyn groups that has ever attenclecl our fair institution of learning. lit-spite the great amount of time lit-May uses for pleasure pursuits, he still tintls time to engage in athletics ancl is an all-'rouncl sportsnian. 5. W lJe,xlay intencls to take up aviation in the future: the best wishes T of '35 foll . .wh ,. ,. if iii e' , Q ft ow him in his flights. if Zur? 4 Q r W N K QN., X I .-l -ffl 'Plrf Anna Grace Depp Gracie G eneral Cou rse Glee Vlub 1, 2, 3, 4g JX. .X. 3, -lg Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4g l,arly of the Terrace l g 'I'reasurer .X. .X. -lg Cflassnote Reporter 23 Sonia 33 1Xlikatlo 4. uCl0Hll' and trip it as ye go, On, the light flllIf1lSf1.C foe. Gracie is the jolliest girl in P. H. S. She laughs and giggles continually. That is because Gracie has not a care in the world. Gracie is one of the best clancers in the class of '35, for she is as light antl graceful as a butterliy. She is always surrounflecl by a cron cl of boys anrl girls. Gracie is very popular among her classmates, because her humor ancl her giggles are most infectious. Gracie is planning to be some-one's stenog next year. Know- ing Gracie, we are sure that she will sccceecl. ll li lXl I .R .IQ U R Glenn H. Depp clLll'lyll lJeppi1- General llOLll'SC Glee fllllll 2, 3, 43 Ili-Y 41 llezilth Vluh 4: Sonia 33 Nlik111lo 21 -l1'. liecl Vross Z, 3, 41 .X. 1X. l, 2, 3. 4. II11f1j1,1' 11111 I: llflllll 1'111'1' I'111 l1'1'1'. ' Deppie is the ofti1'i11l llllllilllilll of the senior 1'l11ss. lt rloes not take you long to tliseovei' th11t, even if 'f'u1'ly is not very well llll.t1l'lllt'll 11l1out :my other topic, he Cllll Llflllllllj' sw1111111 you with llll-0l'lllllll0Il von- Fl.'1'IllIlg 111ilk. just try to tinml ll 11111.-stio11 Zllltllll 111ilk lllllt ul,l'1D1JlL'li K'llllI1Ot 1lllSXVCI'. The eurlv l111i1' lJl'lUll illl lo this voung 1111111 is the env of t,'Vt'I'V . n rw . Y . st1'11igl1t-l111i1'e1l girl in the high school. As is expeetefl, 111-Xt yc-111' Glenn l'XIN'f'lS to continum- sturlying the whys lllltl hows of 111ilk. Carefree .Xl joseph Mayne Depp g'lXl ike CiL'llC'l'1ll llOLll'SC Recl Vross l, 2, 3, 43 A. A. 1, 2, 3. 41 'lllltfSlllLlll 2, 3, 43 Full l'l0llSt U 3g f'lll'lSllll11S in Merrie lillglllllilll 23 lCnglish lllll'lSllllIlS ,lll't'L'l 4g COllllllCI'Cl1ll Vluh 2, S. '21 l1'1'tI1' 1u111'le, 11 Iiltle j1l11y, T0 leevp 11.1 g111'11g-111111 so gum! 1I11y. uinhering walk, ll f.Ql'lIl'illlC1llS Mike, Mike is one of th1 lllL'llllJCl'S of our Class: nothing hothers him, hut ll lllll'Sll worcl from ll lQC1lCllL'l' will set Mike i11 llftlOIl'-S0lllL'lllllt'S. Mike gets ti1'1-1l cl our Ctllllltlllly OCCllSlUIl11llj' lllltl takes ll x'111'11tio11, hut lie is 11lw11ys 1:l111l to get llllfli. He is l'lll'Cly seen witliout IN-te 111111 u.Xl'flt'y,H his lwst 1111ls. Mike h11s founfl time to he 1111 111'to1' rmcl 1'11th1'1' ll goofl one :it that. Mike 'foes 11w11V next full to tzike uv lllt't'llf1llli'1ll t'l1L1lllt't'l'lllj.I 1 F5 ., . l .1 .... l May you he ll gootl lNCCll1llllt', 'tM1ke'l Francis E. DeVenney l1ucl General Course .X, .X. l, 2, 3, 4g Jr. Reel Cioss 4. ,ll'111zy .v11111Il 11111lce tl g1'1'11Z. Bud is the short, quiet hoy from Room li who looks like ll little boy but who 1lClS like Ll Illllll. In the llutt zmcl jeff ttillll he 111igl1t easily he c11llecl Mutt anrl his friencl I1Il1'0lt,l, jeff. The boys Ill'C llCVt'l' seen except together. Although llufl is short, he is Z1 goocl tennis 1Dl1lyL'1'. ln niee weatlier he spencls the Ql'f,'Zllt'l' Ilillit of his time Oll Il tennis eourt oi' i11 ll swininiing pool. In his classes Burl 1lo1-sn't say ll jLl't'2ll tlt'1ll hut Wlllll l11- sziys is in Il low wistful Voiee like tl111t of ll Slllilll hoy. lIou'1-v1-1', the worrls evitlenee the i11t1-lligt-111'1: ol' Il young 1111111. f1u1'111,1'-,fire 'li ll li Nl l All R U ll Alta A. Dickey General Course Aggie .X. .X, 3, -lg jr. Red Vross 2, .3, 45 Vommereial t'lub 4. Hong xorrniuf Clziv' ici!! kill 11 mf, ,lnrl f1ll'l'l li0l'l', l1'!'s be 11.'f'f'ry. .Xltal is the tall, slender blonde who Came to us from DuBois three years ago. .Xlta's apparent weakness is her admiration for males. Her favorite pastime is dating, Perhaps you have heard her Chatting gayly to Peg or Betty about her date last night or the anticipa- tion of the date tonight. When Aggie, Betty, and Peg get together. it is best to stay away from them if you are in anything but a silly mood, for, when this trio assemble, there is no keeping them down. Byron E. Dinger Dutch General t'ourse -lr. Rt-tl t'ross 3, 43 Ifreneh t'lub 43 XVrestling Team 4. 91Ir'1zf1' is ll Han' tizrlllef' llvron is ont- member ol' Room K who has eontracted the habit of h mg set-n hut not heard. If you watch him very long, you are im I esst-tl hy his silt-nee and sincerity whieh will make him saunter through hh- in an interested man ln his high sehool fart-er, he has paitl little attention to the more liivolous artiyitu-s' hut he has made up for lost time in the prepara- tion ol' his sehool work, for every day his lessons are done to the best ol his ahrllty. liyron has matlt' no tlt-linite plans for the future but-one thing wrlain is that llyron will never lose his position by talking baek to h.s lu lr-S. onlii Clifton B. Dobson Cliff t'ommereial Fourse jr, Red Vross 1, 2, 31 .X. A. 2, 3. USfllII1.01lS let me be. t'lifton is not one of these teaeher's problems, for we have never known t'lil'l ' to be reprimanded for loud talking and he Certainly always is studying diligently with the result that his name often appeals on the Honor Roll. Il you would look at f3'lifl ' any morning as he diligently prepares his lessons in his obscure seat in WK , you would certainly believe that he was the studious seholar we have just mentioned. VVe feel that t'lil'f will eertainly be a sueeess in life if he keeps up his Custom of . 3 .- !ttllUllS applieation to his task. .flj,lA1l She zilwziys has u witty re-iiizirk to inzilcc. niistzilct-s nirult- hy this l'Ullllll'lk'lIl typist. '.l ll li M I IQ IQ U IQ Clara Dorazio Gt-in-itil llUlll'St' l'oinint-i'c'i:il Vluli -lg Eli. Rt-cl lfross I, 2. . . .- U M.lII'l'f1I1lIg ,lor 11 qnzvl lllw. f'lz1l'z1 is llllll stzitcly, smiling girl whozn ont- sm-s going slowly into ...gp Rooni Ii. Vlatiu is gi wt-ll lit-liziyt-il girl hut you inziy lit- sun- slit- is not zilwzlys :is quit-t :is shi: is in rlaisst-s. ln faint, slit- is rt-silly quilt- jolly. l'lzn':1 is usuzilly st-t-n in tht- typing ronni. Rt-zilly, it is liftrcl to iniaiginv tht- typing rooni without lll,'l'. l'Izn':i's slt-nil:-i' ling.-is slitl- gcntly hut Iirinly oyi-1' tht- lat-ys. You niziy lit- sun- tln-rv uri- yi-ry ft-w Josephine F. Dorazio '-lol' ll1'ozy'l l,ihc1'z1l .Xrts Voursu .X. fi. 2, 5, 'lg hlr. Rt-tl Vross 43 i'illl1'lSllllllS in Klvrrit- lQngl:incl lint .vlill lzwr lougnz' mn on, lin' ffm' ol Tm'l'I'lLf,Il if lmrv, Tuflll grf'f1!1'r m1.w'. is anything sho clot-s not know, shi- lllt'l't'Iy turns zirounfl :incl :isles sf ITIIIIINIS In-1' of ont- sht- knows. tht- In-st ol lurl: lor thi- iuturv, 'flfif' Donald G. Eberhart lion Killa- Cil'lIf31'lll Vourst' .X. .X. I, 2, 3, 43 .lit Rt-cl Cross I, 2, n, 43 lntt-rcluss Iiuskt-thull 4 W Tn IIIVII' is In fmzqznv' our ,l'11ff'. Don is that tall, lzinlqy hoy you sl-Q urounfl high school. llc looks mort- likv un oyt-rgrown li't-sliinzin thzin tht- clignilit-rl st-nioi' lit rczlll' is. lion is tht- lqincl of icrson who loft- is his troulilt-s to hiin l self, for lion has llt'VL'l' lit-I-n lanown to grunililt- ailiout thin-fs thzit ' 1 31 just have to Iiappt-ii. Miki- clot-s not tzilu' school any loo st-riously, hut his pf-rsonzili x nizlkcs up for it. lion run mlo ll thing if lit- wgints to. hut. if In c.locsn't, tlu-iw is no usa- trying to pix-silziclv hini. Yiut my-.o In lo loycs to talk. .Xnyonv who sits lllill' Illfl' knows thait. If lhtl onc. Slit- is zilwziys rt-zicly to listt-n to your -iolqvs :incl Iziugh. 'I'hi-n that lo Iilzins to :itll-ntl lnclizinzl iilllll' 'lll'fl llt'l'Sl il4llI Q 'VW V ll XXX- know wi- shall niiss llt'l' :incl hi-I' qu-slions Iiut In-iw-'s wishing Xoll Tllll MIRROR Alma L. Evans General Course Jr. Red Cross l, 4. The Ienzple of our f7Il7'I'Sl Zlzouglzfs is silerzcef' Q Dicl you hear a low sweet voice coming from the corner of Room K? -nv-Qtr That voice belongs to Alma. We know, too, that she puts it to good use, for she is a line singer. NVith her gentle manners and her calm exterior Alma remincls us of a smooth untroublecl sea. .Xlthough Alma does not often volunteer to recite in class, she usually makes a good recitation when she is callecl upon. When we look at Alma, we usually see her with her eyes fast on her book or with a far-away expression on her face. Perhaps she is thinking of the near future when she will be hurrying about some hos- pital comforting this or that patient. Next year Alma wishes to be trainefl as a nurse in a Buffalo hospital. Elizabeth R. Fera Clqisw General Course Commercial Club 4. 'll .smile slmt gzffzcefully zljmvzrrl frenz her eyes. YX'e woultl clesire no one to receive the impression that Elizabeth is quiet. Neither clo we want anyone to think the opposite. She is neither quiet nor boisterous-just in between. However, she is not just a common laclygher sharp black eyes witness that fact. lilizabeth cloes not make a practice of sending notes but once in a while tnot oftenl a tiny folclecl bit of paper is sent from Elizabetlfs tltsk to certain extremities. lilizabetli is a keenly observant person, too. She hears ancl sees all that goes on about her, ancl enjoys someone else's fun as heartily as if it were her own. 9 Virginia E. Fink Ginny Mickeyl' Commercial Course Fommercial Club 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Operetta: A. A. 3, 4g Ir. Red Cross l, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, -lg Science Club 4, Health Club 2, 3. 13eg0ne dull rare! flmu and I will 1101707 agree. This quotation seems to be Ginny's motto. Although Ginny speaks little, she is not sober by any means and there is an air of pleas- ant frivolity in her manner. However, 'tMickey is very industrious. Ginny's lessons often worry her. Hut the frown with which she pours over them is quickly replacecl by a smile when she sees somebocly she knows. Virginia is always busy cloing housework anfl will probably make an icleal home for someborly. law l1lVt 't'l.,tflIf T' ll lf lll l R R O R Evelyn Louise Fleming l'1vie Fleming l lem General Fourse ,ll'. Red Vross 1, 2, 5, 43 Girls' Glee t'lub lg Vlassnote Reporter l, Thespian Society 2, 5, 43 l ingerbowls and Araminta 2g llireb- trcss of XYieners on Vl'ednesday 55 'l'hree's a t'rowd 43 Blak- ers of the Flag -lg Vommercial Flub 3, 43 A. A. Vollector 43 Invi- tation Vommittee 43 Property Manager of Ullunty Pulls the Strings 4g Property Xlanager of Makers of the Flag 43 Chai man of lVardrobe Fommittee 4. - HfVll'IU1ll'1'I' .m IIZISA' ll Illfll-if 11s size. As I leming is one of the busiest girls in the graduating class, everyone knows her. livery morning Fleming can be seen hurrying out of one room and then into another. One wonders how Flaming would have time to study, but, nevertheless, she quickly responds to the questions asked in any of her classes. J Evelyn is undecided about her future but we feel sure that in acting she will not remain obscure. Sara Wilma Gall Liberal Arts and Scientific Vourses 1, 2, 3, 41 Mirror Iloard 4: 'llri-Hi--Y 4, Science Vlub 3, 43 Mirror Board Chapel Program 4g Latin Vlub Chapel Program 4, iiDFT'l71lf 111111 j711r1', Sober, stP111l,1A1'1st, 111111 III'H1lll'f'.'l me-41? Vl'ihna's simplicity makes her one of the most attractive members of our class. Her quiet friendliness is always refreshing, probibly be- cause it is so different. The fact that she does not paint half an inch thick doubtless enhances her appearance. 'Nw Vllilma has other good points. She can bake a delicious cake, sew a fine seam, and answer most questions in her classes exceedingly well. VVilma's ambition is to be a teacher of Home liconomics. However, we hope our eyes do not deceive us when we see visions of XYiInia pre-- siding over some fortunate mans kitchen in the future. Earl W. Glass Jo-Io Moot General Course Hi-Y 3, 4g llasketball 3: t'heerleader 2, 3, 4g Health Vlub 2. 3, 43 Pres. A. A. 45 Sec. Senior Class 43 Sophomore Football Manager 2, 3g A. A. l, 2, 3, 4g jr. Red Cross 2, 3. Ul'0lllZg fella-:es will be young f1'II11iu.v. Slay we once more inform you that liarl is not a freshman-he's a senior. Yes, he's short, we know. Put as to whether or not he has grown up in his ways, we are somewhat in doubt. liut that's all right, Bloot, we know you'1'e just full of fun and still like to pull the girls, curls. Blom is popular with the girls because they think he's such a cute little fellowf' On pleasant days, Moot is nearly always the last person in the building-he delights in bein' with a crowd and havin' a good time. Earl is always rarin' and ready to go. So wherever you are heading to go now since you have completed your work in P. H. S., may your most faithful companion be success. 1iIt'r'Ilf'l'-H1-III' lfrench t'lulm 21 Glee Club 1, 23 Press t'lulr 4, A. A. 5, 4, lr, Red t'ro.s l'Qddie has a capacity for blushing that many girls would like to own. Though he is friendly and congenial. he sometimes looks a iritle bored and we suspect that he doesnt care much for girls. lxdwards silently laughing at a good joke of his own. licltilie's courtesy, as well as his friendliness, has helped him to make many friends. lie is interested in athletics. as can be seen from his activities. lle is also greatly interested in nature and intends to become a forester. llc expects to liest wishes. lpdwardl Tl: iffy 'I ll R M I R R O R Eugenia M. Gibson Gene Liberal .Xrts and Scientific Vourses X. 2. 3, 4, jr. Red Vross 2, 3, 4, Debating Society 3, 4g Cliztyc' llebate 45 lfrench tilub 2, 3, Sec'y. of French tfub 2, Yice-Pres. of lfrench t'lub 33 Science Vlub 3, 4g Vlawnote Reporter 2g lNIirror lloard, liditor-in-chief 4g 3rd VVinner of U. .L R. Popularity Con- test, Tri-Hi-Y 4g Latin Club 4g Sec'y. of Latin Club 43 Latin t'lub Vhapel Program 4. The gnu! of 'Vl'.S'lI'1'lll1'V will be the sfu1't1'1zg poinzf of tomorrow. liugenia is the busy young lady who is always dashing through the halls. She has good reasons to be busy for she is our editor-in-chief. In spite of the work which her position entails, she still finds time to be on the honor roll, besides participating in several other activities. Gene' lays aside her work at times and becomes a merry companion as ready for a good time as anyone. Gene is very proticient in French and will probably become a lfrench teacher. XX'e think she would also make an excellent executive X because she can do so many things well. liugenia says she is going to school next year but hasn't decided where. Goldthwaite Edward B. ICddie General Vourse Iii-Y 43 lfootball 4g XYrestling 43 Track 4. 1Il11.wl11'11g is the colour of ':'ir1'ue. appreciates a good joke and sometimes he appears to be attend a school in forestry but has not decided where. Gabriel Goulish Scientific Course jr. Red Vross 1, 3, 4, Interclass Baseball 1. l3e1u11n' of II man that docs fm! mile. .Xlthough Gabriel does not talk very much, we do not think you need to beware of him, especially if you are a woman, because we believe him to be girl-shy. None of us know him very well because he is so quiet, but we notice he has the good grace to blush when one of the feminine gender speaks to him. Gabriel doesn't seem to worry much about his school work. He is more interested in sports, especialfy baseball. He hasn't told us what he intends to do next year, but we predict that he will be a second llabe Ruth or Dizzy Dean. 'l 'll lf M l R R 0 R Eugene R. Gourley tiene USlllIlCl'n l1tll!1lllt'l'Cl2ll Vonrse Jr. Red Vross l, 2, 5, -lg .X. .1X. l, 3, 41 Mirror lioard 'lg lli-Y 41 Vonn- IllL'l'ClLll t'lub 3, 41 t'o1nmercial t'lub Play 41 llasketball Manager l. 2. Noi silefzl, no! lf1llef1lz :'1'. Yes, that certainly suits Gene. Some people are so silent they are in a world all their own, while others make a nuisance of themselves by talking. llut tiene is just silent enough and just talkative enough to be a good companion. Gene is a Plflll believer in the adage All work Zlllfl no play makes ,lack a dull boy. Although Gene always manages to have his lesso11s done, he doesn't work when work is unnecessary. One place in which he puts in idle ti1ne is the Y. PRI. V. .X. He enj ys sports a great deal, especially basketball. He was on the seniors' intei- Class team for which he made a great Illlllly good plays. Mary G-oyette tfonimercial cit!lll'5L' , , . . . , School tfhoir 4. fl couzrfzzle bliilzv 111111 full ol glee, :elm flfzww I0 laugh out loufl fznfi f1'f'1'. .X pleasing musical laugh always introduces Mary. .Xnt eral ti111es. U low her therel George E. Graf Inspector Prof Graf General Fourse Glee Flub 1, 2, 3, ,lg Secretary of Glee Vlub 33 Pres, of Glee tfub 41 Health Club 13 Red Vross 1, 2, 33 .X. A, -I: Science flub 3, -lg Hi-Y 4g Press Vlub 43 tflass President -lg Lady of the Terrace 1g Mikado 23 Sonia 3. '21 1111111 of f1Li'r1if'.v. George is a man of affairs, versatility being his chief characteristic. He is greatly interested in science and is Mr. Sherks indispensable assistant. Prof'l is also noted for his oratorical ability. as he has an excel- lent speaking voice. He is somewhat serious and lL'l'l-OIAIVIS his duties as class president very ably. However, he is not always serious. a11d has a keen appreciation of the humorous side of life. Graf is an excellent companion, be he in a serious or frivolous mood. Next year George expects to enter il divinity school where his variety of interests as well as his oratorical ability will be sure to help him. The best wishes of hosts of friends go with you. George! T11 .X. A. 1, 2. 3, 43 Jr. lxed Cross 1. 23 lommercial Klub J, -l' lli li 1 l no matt 1 how melancholy you may be feeling, you will promptly laugh with bin Naturally such a pleasant person is much in demand. lland in hand with her sunny disposition goes a glib tongueg and. when she gt started, the words fairly stream. llut tl1ey are such interesting noids that all we can do is listen. Sometimes she grows almost lyrical ill l1 1 praise of a good 1novie. Mary has other good points besides her ability to entertain. Sh likes to work also, especially o11 co111mercial subjects. She is an actn member of the Comniercial Club Zllltl has Cl1lL'1'lLllllL'tl its lllL'IllliL'lS sw Next year Mary will lJl'lgl1tCl1 someone's office. May success lol liffrt'-rl H R N I R R O R Margaret E. Grove l tontmeretal tlub o, 41 jr. Red C'ross l, 2, 5, 4, .X. .X. 3, 4g High School l'lay 4. u IlllI1.N'fl'liUll.N'l,V size sj2t'1zd,s' lzer time. ttljcgw General fii0lll'SC .X. .X. 3, 5, og jr. Red Vross l, 2. 3, 4, 5, bg llealtli Club, 3, 4, S, 65 tlrehestra I, 2, 3, 4, 5, og President Health Club 6g Tri-Hi-Y S, 65 llealth Vlub t'hapel l'rogra!n 43 'Fri-Hi-Y Chapel Program 63 Second l'lace in Shakespearean Reading in Forensic Contest at lirookvillc 6, ufllosf Il1IlSliC'fll, most' ll1C'1Il7'ZC'ILU!j'.i, This quotation seems especially appropriate to 3l2lI'glI'Ct, for she certainly is musically inclined. Iiach year l'egl' has been in high school, she has proved a decided asset to the orchestra. lt will miss this accomplished violinist next year. Although Peg usually wears a frown, don't let it alarm you. It is there from habit and does not mean that she is angry. She has a remarkable sense of humor and is friendly to everyone. Pegs frank- ness seems to attract others to her. She does not 'hyat about the bush, but frankly expresses her opinion. YVhen Peg drives to school t in her big car, she looks quite independent. Next year hlargaret will pursue her study of music at Temple Uni- versity. Sara Louise Grube Sally Kano tfotnmercial Course Industriously. indeed! lf her hands are not moving, her tongue is. Ilut one thing is CCl'l2llI1'SZ1l'Ll has a pretty good idea of the divisi n point between work and play. Seldom does she cause her elders any trouble but at noon-oh well, she just forgot. t'liaro twe wonder where she found that nicknameb can handle commercial studies pretty skillfully. However, it is not to be wondered at, for she spends a great deal of her time in preparing her advance lessons. Next year we hope to see Sally mastering commercial work at In- diana State 'l'eachers' College. ffl iffy-I lun -A--ang! Lillian M. Haag Lillian', Commercial Course jr. Red Cross 1, 5, 4g Commercial Club 5, -lg Gentle, timid, s'wt'r'f and kitztf, fire ller CZlLZl7'l'bllfC'S flejitzeflfl Despite the fact that Lillian is small in stature, she is large at heart. She is so kind and so considerate of others that she would stop her work to remove only a tiny grain of sand from the path of an ant if she thought it would cause this tiny animal any trouble. liven though Lillian is quite industrious, we have to admit that more than lessons attract her attention in the 8:-15 study. She wi- nesses this, forms her opinion on that, and exchanges glances with nearly every person who comes into Room ill. Although this petite little miss says she is not certain of her future, we have visions of her doing work successfully in some type of business. T' ll lf lXl l R 'R O R Raymond Lamont Haag julie Scientitic Course lland l, 3, 5, -lg hlr. Red Cross I, 2. 3. 43 Science Club -lg .Xss't. llasket- ball Manager .lg Senior llasketball Manager -13 'l'hespian Society 4g Pot lloiler -lg l'atriotie l'lay -lg Stage Crew -lg .X. .X. 3, -13 Touch Football 33 lnterclass llasltetball -lg Orchestra 2, 3, 4g lli-Y 4. HS0ll1t'Tt'1lfll mild, but f20'Z4'I'l'f'lll.U If jake were a girl, they would call him Calamity jane, Iles continually worrying about this and about that. llut, however appre- hensive 'Qlake' is, he's certainly a very eflicient and experienced ear- penter, as his work upon the stage crew will attest. ,lake's prize possession is his unprecedented ability at math. He's one of those bright seniors who are taking that triply difficult subject, Trigonometry. In fact -lakes a busy man. From morn till eve you can see him hurrying through the halls to do something or other so fast that his shirt tails stick straight out behind. PP W. Ardell Haines Haines, .fXiredale Liberal Arts and Scientitic Courses Sport that reriizklml Care rIerz'cle.s'. Goofus, etc. Byron B. Haines Barneyl' General Course Ir. Red Cross 1, 2. 53 Glee Club SQ French Club 4. 5. .5'1lc'n'.vs c'0111e.x' In llzme 1-rim seek it 111'iglLl. lVhoever coined that expression must have been thinking of liyron when he did so. For, when llyron becomes interested in making or doing something. everything else is thrown to the wind. and all his efforts ar econcentrated on that one thing, and that one thing is always done almost perfectly. -Xfter all, that's what produces results. Byron has the ability to adapt himself to conditions. Hut he alsq has the ability to create conditions favorable for him. Let us hope that all these qualities exist when Byron starts to school at the Keystone Radio Institute in Pittsburgh which he plans to attend next year. Latin Club 3, -lg Science Club 3, -lg Glee Club 4g President Ifrei Club 4: French Club 3, -45 A. A. 3, -lg Jr. Red Cross 3, -lg Polh wog Prattlingsm 4g Rise and Fall of Rome .Eg Iinglish Christn Tree 43 Patriotic Pageant 45 Latin Club Play 4. The scene: A ffroua of laurhinfr seniors 'L1ll'lC1't'tl about a li s is s I grinning fellow who looks like a huge mastitf in a crowd of terrieis Can you guess? You're right the lirst time. It's 'tHaines with gang, and, as per usual, he's just been the butt of another jmke. Haines is also a guy with innumerable nick names. He his a new one every week. For example there are: Haines, H.'Xl1'flllL ir! y-I '1 H E M l R R O R Marie Haire 1NIickie General Course Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Classnote Reporter 4. Enclza11trcss of the stormy seas, P1'if's1'e.vs of niglzfls high 11fystcr1'cs. Rather tall, slender, gray-eyed, t'Mickie can make herself a very mysterious person. She reminds one of a priestess walking througi the hallsg and, when she is in a thoughtful mood, an atmosphere hovers around her. When you try to break through this atmosphere, she smiles and you notice a change. Hlfickiem is a fun-loving girl, not melancholy, but cheerful, also optimistic. One of her best assets is that she never looks bored when conversing with her friends, but tries by her look of interest to make them feel content. Lawrence J. I-Ianelly CtLar1,y77 liberal .Xrts and Scientific Courses U1Ql't'IlIlIC'I', dream 110 more. rlIorc ,l'1'iC'llCNj'ill'kC we all should bc. Larry is one of the tallest boys in our class. You can always tell when he is in the room, however crowded it may be, not because he is noisy, for he is not, but because he towers above everyone else. Larry is one of those persons who does everything he is asked to do or everything he thinks necessary, but certainly never anything without which he can get along. l.arry', at times, especially in his English IV class, seems to be thinking of almost anything but the question that is up for discussion. His eyes have a dreamy, far-away look. However, when he is called on, his long frame rises, and his thought. answer gives evidence of profound hlarie will probably continue her s hoolinff next year Q lzz'1'1y-fmfr Eugene C. Harrold -sis General Course Band 1, 43 Orchestra 4g Football 2, 5, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, -lg Health Club 4. It is excellent to ha-ve cz gifuzfs .sz'rcng!lL. Eugene belongs to that happy-go-lucky class of people that go about looking on the bright side of life. Sis' main interests Cmuch to the disgust of the weaker sexi are athletics and music. He has been a great asset to us both in basket- ball and football during his four years in high school. 1 can't say that Sis' was too kind to his opponents. But then, it was for the good of the school. Sis already has a position and he hopes to continue his work next year. May you hold your position as you held that. line Sis'il school, she is not talkative or annoying to her teaehers. However, she TH lf MIRROR Claire O. Hirnes General Vourse fl jJl'l1I'l' IIIIUTI' eazrllzly rliglzifizw, .el xii!! and quie! foz1.w'z'e.'1r'e. Some people till a plaee less prominent than others hut till it wel. Their steady, well-done work makes them almost indfspensahle. Claire is sueh a person for she seldom volunteers to reeite, hut when ealled upon makes a recitation which retleets adequate preparation. Beeause she spends mest of her time studying while she is at is not really reserved. Indeed she is very denioeratie in her frienc'ships and will show her pleasant personality in any relationships she has with her fellow students. Vernon Hockinson General Course Jr. Red Vross 3, -lg lnterelass Track 43 Track 4. Read, Jzzfzrk, Iefzrfz our? z'11i.v11'fl!y 1Z1'g1'.sl. Yes, that's lXIonte's philosophy for he is usually silent and in- variably punctual while spelling out the mystie Charm of knowledge. He seems to he at his best when mastering some diflieult hoolakeeping or shorthand problem and never gives up until he has the eorreet solution. Nevertheless, he also has a sunny outlook on life, as you learn when you ehanee to hear him talking or joking very gaily with his friends or his Closest pal, t.'onnie. Montes wavy, blond hair and his pleasing personality are two of his greatest assets and, eomhined with his true depenclahility and active interest, have resulted in some line achievements, john F. Hoffman Jack General Course -X. .X. 1, 2g Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3. ,pgs It f ' ' lflell-11111011 .vzlmzre lzfztlz more eloquencf' Ilzun speeclz. - The last desk in the first row of seats is ahout the quietest plaee in Room TQ for that is where john sits. Never is his seat surrounded ..'f-' by a group of hoys, or girls either--no, for he lives his own quiet life and doesn't allow himself to he disturbed hy the intrusions of others. Although jack does not advertise his knowledge, he is usually prepared to give a fairly complete recitation when he is asked for it. Sometimes John reminds us of Horatio, for we know any person with the eharaeter of Hamlet would he henetited hy the friendship of such a man as john. T11 1'r!y-ji iv. around . 'Ii ll lf Xl I li ll O R l Mary Hogan General Course .X. .l. l, 2, 5, lg jr, Red Fross 2, 3, -lg Vlassnote Reporter Zg Home lzeonomirs tluh 2, .wg St-.retary Home l'.CUIltlllllfb Lluh 3g Lom- mercial tfluh -l. Loizv'Iy in j'0ll.'ll.,'-Il! I'U11IC'II.llt'.S'S.H Mary is that quiet, serious, auhurn-haired girl who sits in Room T. Marys chief interest seems to he in the home as she is a valuahfe memher of the Home lieonomics Fluh. In the past .Mary could he seen nearly every morning trudging across the road to the 'Weher Building. Under her arm would he either her aprcn and head-hand or her sewing box. Mary is perfection when she is in a kitchen. Although very seldom seen in a crowd, Mary is often with her best chums, 1 ran and Sally William E. Homan Hill ll'ill XVillie General Course .X. A. l, 2, 3, -lg Jr. Red Cross l ,2. u.X't'I'1'l' tmzzlnle fmzfble until f, 0zffvz'e troubles you. .Xlmost every day you are likely to hear what sounds like thunder. llut don't worry: no douht its only Bills deep. rich voice booming llrohahly everyhody knows llill's old Model T Ford. Every day it comes wheezing into town. Now that Bill is graduating, we sup- pose Dot will continue to drive it. Hill always seems like a rather happy-go-lucky fellow hut his serious amhitions are shown hy his desire to go on to some engineering school. Ile isn't sure yet that he will, though. 'We wish you the best of luck, Hill, and the ahility to go to that engineering schoool. l Carolyn D. Hudak Cfommereial Course Commercial ffluh -lg glr. Red Vross 4. Her smile is Ilzel s1t'eete.vt that wer ttvzs .s'1'f'11. .Xnd there's smiling Varolyn who hides herself hehind a screen of reserve. However, she emerges when she is spoken to and then makes up for lost time. VVe have often wondered if Carolyn can take dicta- tion as rapidly as she can speak. lf she can. we feel certain that she will make an excellent secretary. tflarolyn. hy the way, is Bliss Holes' secretaryg the one who carries messages, you know.J C'arolyn's handwriting is very good and her notehooks are always perfection's own self. Carolyn is going to work next year if she can find employment. Heres luck, Carolyn! Ylfz 1ir.'4t'-Mr 'l ll fi lXl l ll ROR Clair Humm Hummy i1UI1lIl1Cl'l'l1ll Vourse ilr, Red Vross 4g t'ommercial Vluh 4, '21 ll, tally II1'.v mrrxs' are all enrIe1I. Hummy is one of those few lucky individuals who never seem to take any hooks home hut always have their lessons. Hummy is very good-natured and ohliging. He usually goes around humming and is rather carefree in his appearance. However, we are told that he is ahle to uphold his end of an argument in Sales- manship class. T Clair tells us that he has not yet decided what he will do hut we suppose next year will find him at hookkeeper in someone's office. l Martha Marie Infantinto KIyrth Mackey General Course ulr. Red Vross 3, 43 fiOlHll16'I'Cilll Vluh 3, 4. .--111 ozffteurd and 'Z'1'Sl'IIft' sign. of an irzieunl fuzz! S111-I'1'fllIlf gI'tlI'l'.v Black Howing hair, sprakling eyes and a fair complexion. Yes, they belong to llartha. The firm lines of a sensitive mouth are often hroken hy her ready laughter, which combined with an enchanting smile have won her many ing eyes. The effective neatness of her clothes and the dignity with which sht glances her way. y laughing her way into the hearts of all. Georgean J. jerko lean 'fleanie Vommercial Course Jr. Red Cross 3, 41 .X. .X. 3g Glee Vluh 33 t'ommercial Vluh 3, 4. 'K-1 I0'Z'l'II.I'I' ,flmeer on efzrtlz was 111'-:wr smwzf' And her smile and jolly laughter win her many a friend. Jeanie is one of those few unfortunate girls who have to hike to school from the west end of XVest lind. This is usually done in the company of a certain lfvelyn. Jeanie seems to have just one real worry, and that is lingiish IV. Although fun-loving, still she is studious. If we are to judge hy the numher of shorthand certificates she has won, next year will prohahly find her employed in some office as a T stenographer. So, success to you, jean, .li1IliI'fft'-.NL'I.'t II friends. .Xnother attribute to her charm is her two gorgeous, fascinat- wears them have often compelled her fellow students to east admirix g Martha will he found in an office next year, attracting attention and 'l ll li M I R R O R George johnson General Presidink Liberal .Xrts and Scientific Courses jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Football 4g Yice President Junior Class 33 Glee Club 3, 4, Sonia'l 33 Inter- class llaseball 15 Tennis 'Team 4, Hi-Y 33 Secertary Hi-Y 3, President Hi-Y 4, Science Club 43 Debating Society 4. .-1 courleozzs, well-111111111e1'e1i '111a1z. George, although somewhat corpulent and quite rotund, is quite an accomplished athlete. He was on the football team, the basketball team and he's out for tennis. George is quite well known because of his joviality and good humor. He generally has a wreathed smile on his cherubic face. tThis smile probably accounts for his lodestone attraction for fem- inity.J George is a debater of some ability also. He and Mike Pugliese succeeded in crashing the sacred portals of that august assembly, the Debating Society. Good luck, George. Edward Jones Scientific Course Thespian Society 3, 43 Debating 3, 4, Stage Crew 3, 4, lXfgr. Stage Crew 4: 'ZX Full House 3, Director, XVieners on iVednesdayl' 33 llirector, lfnglish Christmas Tree 4, Treas. of Sophomore Class 21 Football 2, Track 2, 43 Red Cross l, 2, 3, Wlinner in Forensic League for Poetry Reading at lirookville 4. So 11111rl1 is ll 1111111 'Zt'07'f1L 11.9 he 0511101113 lZfl1ISl'ff.', .X peaceful countenance, gazing contentedly at the world and at fellow Chem. students, suddenly is broken by an inspiration. The owner of the aforesaid countenance leans forward and removes a chair from under some luckless individual who just previously had been balancing himself precariously upon its two back legs. As usual it's lQc.l'l Jones, the oversized sixty-grader who sits in Room T, up to his sly tricks and playful gambols. However, lid does have some redeeming features. He's an actor of no mean ability as his work in dramatics shows. lCcl's also quite handy at reciting poetry cum spirituf' He used his abilities in this field when he won hrst place for poetry reading in the Forensic League. However, he spends most of his time, with his lusty stage crew, in preparing for various plays. happy medium. ,fwf .r', 6 r ! . , f7 f, 7 X 5 liuffalo City Hospital. f., fl'1'11'1'.',x 1 fell! Ellen jordan '4Sis Scientific A. A. 43 Ir. Red No IIFCIZIIZP7' H1011 Course Cross 1, 3, 4. -but real all. lillen is indeed no' dreamer. VVhile others are away on Flights of fancy, she is interested in the Dractical side of life. We never see her gazing absently around the room during class. Sis is neither ex- tremely loquacious nor very quiet. She is rather what one may term a Perhaps lillen's chief interest lies in mathematics. At least she is adept in solving algebra problems and proving geometry propositions. . , .Ks her future vocation, Ellen has chosen nursing, a profession for which she is well-suited. Next year will probably find her training at 'lf' ll E N I R IQ U li Wallace jordan lVally General Vourse Red Cross l, 2, 3, -lg .X. A. l, 2: ifommercial Vlnh llehate 3 He Ilia! 1111.9 jmtirrzrz' may rnzzzpzzxx zzrzyfliingf' lVallace is the tall, dark, and handsome hoy who sits in Room I lYallace appears to he somewhat haughty hut perhaps he is merely shy. .Xt any rate he has hosts of friends, He seems to have some attraction for the fair sexg however, lYally is completely indifferent to girls, even though they can make him hlush hecomingly. lYally is one of the hest 'tgood sports we know. He is always willing to do what others are doing and to he agreeable. llut he is never forward and never intrudes on anyone. ll'e think this is one reason for his having so many friends. lVallace expects to work next year and his friends join in wishing him luck. p a Edith Marie Keck Blondie Eclie Commercial Course Jr. Red Cross l, -lg Commercial Cluh 3, -l. A quiet girl, and cz goof! f1'z'f'11fI, 7 ll hom no one :could dare l7.llC'Ild.H Blondie is one of those tall, graceful people who go ahout with their heads in the clouds, dreaming dreams of which we know naught. She always has a smile, a flashing smile, for everyone whom she meets. She is far quieter in school than she out, and is perhaps hetter known to her closest friends. She never complains for she helieves in keeping her opinions to herself. llut don't think she is snohhish, for she is not. Edie is deeply interested in commercial work. She also likes to dance. VVhenever a respectahle one is held, Iiclie is surely there. She is undecided ahout her future, hut we wouldn't he surprised l if she turns out to be a model housewife! Edna C. Kerr Eddie General Course Jr. Red Cross l, Z. .lI11s1'f lzatlz rlmrnzs 10 Soothe the .S'll'I'llgf' berislf' MW' Ms Certainly the deities gave Edna her share of abilities, especially in music. Not only can she play excellently on the guitar hut also on 0-f-M'-w other musical instruments. Edna, it is true, does not care much for studies, Lessons do not seem to worry her-she is free of petty cares. Her interest lies in mak- ing new friends and keeping up her acquaintance with those who haw been cherished hy her friendship for many years. Edna is quite frequently, yet quite naturally, seen with Eva, whose sisterly devotion is amply merited. Eddie does not have definite plans as to what school she expects to attend. Y'l11'1'Iy-111' it ll li M l R R O R lr. Red Cross 1. 2, 3, -lg Interclass Baseball 2. v lividently Pete knows how to get fun for he always seems to be tt 111r1'1' .f 1111s of 171111 111 11111 'Tt'Ul'1Cl If 11 .t1'11o1u klzotus 1z01u to 111111 -st. L. Marie Knisley Giggles General Course fl 11111110 111'111'f 111111ecs ll 11.'o0111i11g 'Z'1..S'.Y61gf'.U Marie is the little blonde senior whom we usually see gaily talking to her friends, Peggy and Rose. lYhen she is with these two pals, she is a carefree, joking girl. They always seem to be discussing a good time they have had or some exciting scheme which will give them a lot of fun. However, to a stranger lfarie is a quiet little miss whose only ccn- cern is whether her lessons are well prepared. Therefore, Blariels mid- dle name might be persistence. XYith this characteristic we are sure you will succeed, Marie. Marie expects to he a saleswoman in a local store until her friends, who are juniors. can accompany her to college. Peter A. Kotula Pete General fourse enjoying himself. Sometimes he has been known to let important things like lfnglish or llookkeeping go that he may have a good time. liut by worlzing hard, he has come out victorious. . TU-tt . has a mixture of reserve and friendliness in school. lYhile '11 witt vou or laugh with you he seems to W lit ls always itady to sth l 1 . . , , . , be hiding some-thing. He does not bare his soul to everyone, but, if he olltts tn indiyidutl l.lltllflSlliJ it 's t'n t Pt-te will probably take up aviation or engineering for he is ttttt-t't'stetl in bt ' - .' 1. 1: deep and last g. Elizabeth N. Kravvzyk 1'l1.1I'lX' i ,X C Lee General Fourse Ir. Red Vross. 1, 2, 3, 43 .X. .X. 1, 2. '21 sznzzzy twzzzper g1'111s 11111 ezlgex of 11f1 .v 111.1c1eest r101111. A hand waves in the air. The owner of that hand is called upon to recite. Then, Lee rises and gives her recitation on the question ---perhaps a geometry theorem, or a chemistry formula. We can always depend on Iilizabeth to be prepared when it comes to school work. As we watch Elizabeth going about the halls, we see a busy girl whose only worry seems to be to get to the next class. However, if a friend passes her, Lee is always ready to give a cheery smile and exchange a few words about a subject in which each is interested. -Xlthough Lee was not with us during her junior year and part of her senior year, she has made many friends here because of her sunny disposition. lYe know this same cliaracteristic will help her in her future occu- pation, nursing. lr Recl Cross l, 2, 45 Vonnnercial t'lub 3. I do no! lefzmu of any TUKIVX' .fo sure of 11111161-IIKQ' oflzrerx happy as of being so UlI!'iS self. This is Flo's' seem to be bubbling, to aclcl variety to hen troubles but always seems to have time to get her lessons. No one neecl ask Flo twice to clo something for she has it clone before there is time to ask again. Flo will not have a harcl time get- ting a job when she goes out into the big, bacl worltlf' She will neetl only to flash one of her famous smiles at her prospective boss and the job will unquestionably be hers. USlifI'lIC't' ix I1 frm' frienrl :elm lzetrer belrf1y.v. Levy is the tall, lanky, goocl-naturecl boy from UT who selclom says much. He is the type of incliviclual who never has to be repri- nianclecl by even the strictest of teachers. He is very attentive in the classroom anal is also clepenclable when it comes to getting homework. Despite this school-time reserve, Levy is one of the jolliest members of the senior class ancl his clisplays of humor, combinetl with his reper- toire of entertaining jokes, have amuseal many people innumerable times. Levy has no fletinite plans for the future but with the goorl wishes of '35 ancl a few glances from l.atly l.uck, he shoulrl be a big success in later life. 1 wells of contentment that shine in her face. How- ever, sometimes she TH F lXl l R R O li Florence Irene Kuntz l'ilee l lo lfritzie General Vourse philosophy of life. Deep clown within her there gets angrywnever for very long, but just enough personality. lilo is always willing to listen to our Milward Latta .Xssistant General Course Glee tflub 3, -lg .X. .Y 3: Reel Vross 1. 2, 4g French Vlub-1. Let the ieorlrl slirlcf' A blissful snore rises peacefully upon the morning air anal is gently waftetl away by the tiny sigh that follows. There is no troubl locating the object emitting such heavenly souncls. .Xs we clraw near to the source of the snore, the whole horizon is tillefl with a shock of hair that looks like t'C'y Perkins' corn patch. lieneath this arboreal flec- oration we beholcl a tranquil countenance immersecl in a tlewy sleep antl at peace with Gotl ancl man. 'l'here can be no mistake. This is non- other than that liatta boy. Milwarcl, the sleepingest boy in the worltl. Yes, sirl Step right this way, folks, ancl see for only-- one cluatah of a clollah -the only boy in this universe who can sleep on one foot, two feet, standing, sitting, etc., or clrapetl across the backs of three chairs in chemistry class. George f'l,evy Lavosky Shaky General Vourse Iforl lt'-UH e THR MIRROR Charles H. Leibhart Chuck Charley General Course lloys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4, A. A. 4, Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 45 Mikado 2, Sonia 3. Hf1f1j1y 11111 If from rare fm free! lfl'lzy 1ll'I'll f Zlzcy all confrnfczl like mc? Charley is dapper and gay. He is always ready for a good time, be it party or dance. His sense of humor and his even disposition makes him an unusually pleasant companion. Chuck likes to sing and dance and is adept at both. Happy himself he believes that mortals were meant to be happyg consequently he scatters sunshine wherever he goes. Occasionally Charles holds very serious conversations, so serious that we believe he must be doing some thinking behind his Carefree exterior. Charley also has a trait rather rare in most boys, a trait which we all appreciate-a quick sympathy, Charles expects to work next year, and has our heartiest wishes for success. J. Lorraine Lester 'Lester' Les Scientific Course Ir. Red Cross 1, 2, Science Club 3, 4. C,'1's:'e e-Very unzn thy ear, but few thy voice. Lester is the rather shy boy one sees working so industriously about the Lab, both in Chemistry class and after regular school hours. Ile enjoys adding a little of this to a little of that to see what will happen. llut don't you suppose for a minute that we girls are allowed to see Lorraine working so earnestly, if he knows it. VVhen we are around, l1e is self-conscious and usually remains idle. Lorraine is going to continue his study of Chemistry next year in some college, but he hasn't decided which one it will be. Good Luck, l eo ' 4 . i 1 Fredrick Levy Fritzl' Scientific Course Ir. Red Cross 2, 3. Before we proceed any furllzer, hear me speak. Hey, 'Proff Don't get alarmed, folks, that's only Fred signifying his desire to recite in chemistry class. Fred is not content to be a pas- sive on-looker, nor will he sit back in class and let others do all the reciting. He states his opinion in a loud, compelling voice, which al- most forces us to believe him. However, we would not be wrong in do- ing so, for Fritz'l usually is correct. Fred seems to enjoy himself to the utmost when he is working in the laboratory. He takes a genuine interest in the reaction of this or that acid on a metal. Although Fred is undecided about his future, we are sure he will succeed in whatever he does. f'lrIl'fr'i'-.'7t'11 Tlllf lXl l R RO li Virginia Ruth Lewis Ruclie General Vourse Jr. Recl t'ross 2, 3, 43 .X, .X. l, 2, 3, 43 llome licrnomics Vluh 1, 2, 3. I will lenoiu If tlzere lie any ffzitlz in I?lfHl.U Rutlie's zippitrent weakness is her utlinirzition for males. Her favorite pastime is clutingf' Perhaps you will hear her merry cliutter zthout her clztte lust night or that for tonight, issue forth from the clepths of it crowcl of fuir clztmsels. Ruth also hats at weakness for sports. She loves to swim :incl hike especially with her frientl Nita. 'We wish Ruth the hest of luck in whatever she takes up. f lu ' Y in COlHINC1'ClL1l Fourse Then lzeiglz lm! Illc lmlly, This life is mos! jolly. f, . . . . seem to her fancy, joseph J. Long Joe v Scientitic Course Jr. Retl Cross 1, 2, 3, 41 llrincl 4g Orchestra 4. Sr'r111s go-:'e1'1zefl by zz .s'I1'f11'1z Of music. Joe is ll rzither short, clark huirecl hoy. He cloesn't sturly any more than is uhsolutely necessary, hut, when he cloes take at suclclen notion to increase his supply of knowletlge, he rloes ll thorough joh. Joe loves to flttnce. ln fact, he is one of the few goocl rlzincers z,,l,y s in our class. He is also at lover of music. .Xt present he is the lezuler if of ft clance orchestra which, in the future, we are sure is going to he as well known as that of ,lun Gzirher or Xlltyne King. Next yeur. Joe is going South. XYhithe1' we know not. lfvr what? Again we know not. llut we clo want you to curry zilong our hc-st wishes, Joe. 5 Genevieve Long Genevieve IS really 1IltlLlSlI'lOUS Lllthough typing :intl Retl Cross l, 2, 35 Commerciztl t'luh 3, 4, Anil Genevieve certainly thinks so. She is the littlt N s always rushing in uncl out of .Ns Genevieve is L1 grt tt tt ls So t hetter look out when she is urouncl if you wztnt any st-citts t ,ut 'Q-at fa 'N -9' ,galil J' 4 hoith incl clon t tfonnnereial Vlub 43 .'X. .M 3, 4, Ir. Retl Cross 1, 3. 4 Gt-rtie is that quiet rather bashful girl who has bloncl wavy hair, tml is always neatly clressecl, Although Gt-rtie may be rather bashful ten class rt-citations are clue, her written work is always Complete antl hunch-tl in on time tlertie may be seen stancling with Klartha almost any evening utter sehool, munehin ' i ' ' ' .Xlthough Gum is very quiet. she is very likeable onee she becomes tt quaintt-cl with y J1fV.l'1'l1Hl' 'Or11111111'11t of meek and qzrief sp1'1'1'i. 'Il ll lf Xl li R R O R l l john P. Manger .lolnmy General Vourse jr, Red Vross, 2, 3, -lg .eX. .X. 2, 3, Football 2, 4. Not 11111611 tulle-11 tgrmzf' sweet Sli1C'llCI'.U lVe are all aequaintecl with Johnny, of Course, for Johnny is of the type with whom you can easily bgeome aequaintefl. As a result ,lolnmy has many friends. He is always ready to make someone happy, an aet for which he seems to be giftecl. Johnny has been blessecl with the most beautiful smile, to match his sense of humor, for .lohmiy has a very niee sense of humor, a trait not often found in boys. lVe will sineerely miss you and your smile next year, johnny Gertrude Mattern Gertie Guzz t'ommereial Course g on a piece ot eancly ancl waiting for a rule home. Isabel McCormick lssy ls General Course .X. .X. 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Recl Cross 2, 3, 4. 1'3ego11e, dull c't1res.' I prilohee Inegmze from me. Do you see that girl over there who has the whole Corner in laughter? Vtlell, that is Issy using her ever-reacly wit to a good aclvantage, by making people laugh anal be gay. Nothing seems to bother lssy. She is the kincl of girl that takes everything as it Comes. IsSy has many frienclsg in fact, she is one of the most popular girls in the class of 'SS Issy's gay giggles will be missecl next year, when school opens ancl the halls clo not resounrl to her merry laughter. lssy is going to attencl sehool next year, but she is not sure where. Gootl lurk, lssy. .1 'ti' ll li Nl I R IQ til R Gladys McDivitt tlladic Uliiggitu t'onnnt-rcial t'ourse jr. Red Vross l, lg tllee t'luh 2, ,ig t'onnnt-rcial t'luh 3, -lg t'onnnt-rcial fluh Treasurer 4. .N'1'111j2lif1'!y of 1111 f!!l.IIfj.Y is I.'zt' l1:.1'1l.f'.s'! lo lm I'UfII't'fl.N Gladys is a quiet, rt-lined girl who sits in XXI- usually tintl her studying diligently. .Xs a result, she goes to class with her lessons well prepared. Gladie's simplicity is distinctive. XYe never see her wearing egaudy clothes. Nor docs she, as Hamlet says, try to make herself another face hy using powder and paint. She is not one of those persons whose greatest aim is to he conspicuous. VVhen walking to and from school with Marie, Gladie has a smile on her face and a twinkle in her eye. Gladys is calm, understanding and sympathetic. VVith these char- acteristics she must certainly succeed. Bernard H. McGonagle Scientific t'ourse jr. Red Vross 1, 2, 35 .X. AX. 1, 3, -lg Science tfuh 4. Sz'111p11'c1'Iy of Fll1Il'1IC'll'l' is 110 l11'mI1'f1nce fn .vzzlnllrly of i11i!t'.'l1'ff. Bernard is quiet and unassuming. However, his is not the reserve of the shy. He has always impressed us as heing quiet h-ciuse he was too busy observing others to he noisy himself. Inflefd, we inight :ay that he is a student of human nature. llernard is deeply interested in science and is usually found sludying chemistry in which he is very proficient. XYhen he is not studying science, he is outdoors, as he is an ardent nature lover. However, llernard is always ready to lay aside his own interests and help others. He is very friendly and is a good listener. Newt year, Bernard will either study aviation at Langley lfield or continue his study of forestry. ,We wish him the hest of luck. Ruth I. McGonagle Red Ruthie General tfourse Health tiluh l. 2, 5, 4, tilee Viuh 2, 5, -lg .X ,.X. 2, 5, 4g slr. Real t'ross 2, 3, 4g Sonia 3. Sing flft'll'X' .mrn,1.', mst KITUIIV mn. Ruthie is a quiet. well-hehaved girl who helieves in taking every- thing in a calm. matter-of-fact way. She never seems worried over her sehool work, and never hothers to do any lesson she doesn't need. In spite of the fact that her hair is red. the only person we know of who suffers from Reds temper is her hrother. Toni, She does occasionally live up to the age-old tradition concerning red-haired people when Tom has an especially teasy spell. Ruthie is going in training in the Homeopathic Hospital in Pittsburgh next year. XYe almost envy your patients, Ruth. 1f,,fn'-ff:-f 'l HE MIRROR Thomas Orville McGonag1e Mirror lioard 41 Press C'lub -1, Ir. Red Cross -lg Interclass Track 4, Track 4. Play not for gailz, but Sport. .lolnmy has been in P. H. for his senior year only. However, Tom General Course Yice l'resident Senior Class 43 Health Flub 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Varsity Flub 3, Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 2, 3, 43 Foatball 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 2, 3, -lg Interclass Baseball 1g lnterclass Track 1, 2, 45 Inter- class Basketball 4, Interclass Football 2, 3. ULlII'l'l'Z'l.1', wr roll along. .Xnd so it is with Tom who gives us all the impression that life is just a bowl of cherries. Tom is forever merry, especially when he is standing at the fountain talking to Kate Tom is one of P. H. S.'s greatest athletes, too. He made his mark in basketball, but is especially outstanding in football and track. Tom does not confine his talent to athletics, however. Another of hfs pastimes is being vice president of the Senior Class. 'Tom has no particular interest in school and seems to be more at ease when he is outside running around. Next year Tom expects to attend lliami University. XVe shall probably hear of Tom as a football star in that school. john H. Jack Johnny McIntyre General Course in this short time we have grown dependent upon him. His chief in- terest seems to be sports. XYe shall not soon forget the speeches he gave at pep meetings urging us to attend the games. He has demon- strated his interest and ability as Sports Editor in The lllirror as his column is enjoyed by all its readers, However, 'flohnny' has olher interests. He is a hard workers and a very ambitious one. John will attend some college next year but is undecided which one. f'iUl'f j'-.vzx jane McNee1 Janie Liberal Arts Course X X 1, 2, 3, -lg Red Cross 1, 2, 3, -lg French Club -4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Press Club 4. Haste Ihre, Avylllflll, and bring iaith lizec, Jes! and youthful j0II1'ty. .X flashing smile, a little jest, sparkling eyes all characterize ,lanie. She especially enjoys a good time. Apparently Janie's ideal is a former graduate of P. H. S., for she may be seen with him ahnost any time. However, there is a more serious side to her nature for rumor states that she received a ninety-tive in French, a thing which is simply not being done among the frivolous. Jane will attend some business college next year. 'l' ll li M l R li O R Ellen Means CUlllIllCl'L'llll Course jr. Red Cross l, 2. 3, 4. 1?111 1.11 t111' 11r111'r's .w1'11'111'1' 1111 I sec .l1111'11'.s' 1111.111 1Il'1llI'I'l-01' 111111 .s-11111'1'1'Iy. Ellen certainly must considt-1' it a waste of time to talk for sh'- rarely says anything unless she is asked a question. Une of her biggest worriest is that blush that comes and floss. Seldom does lillen ever gaze out of the window but she may be found nearly all tl1e ti111e busily intent on her lessons. XYe are told that Ellen is always prepared to recite in all her classes. However, Iillen's eyes betray her real character. No one cou'd have such intelligent, ki11d eyes and not have a heart of gold. y Clyde R. Meneely Meneeley Liberal Arts and Scientific f'1ll1I'SL'S Class President 3. It is 1111' 1111511 11111111 111111 11111131151 1111' s1r'11 11111g111. front seat in J doing 'l'rig problems or solving Cllt'llllS-I near the top. Jr. Red Cross l, 2, 3, -lg Science Club 2, -lg t'lassnote Reportti l 7, Clyde is truly wise. VVhile others are wasting their timt quietly preparing his lessons for the following day. is he sits ry 111111 tions, Clyde looks the picture of diligence. His efficiency gives coveted place on the Honor Roll. BIenee'y's specialties are scici and mathematicsg in both of these studies one will find that ht 111 Clyde's pleasant smile, his polite manners, and his Slll'lt'I'liX but won him a host of friends in P. H. S. He is a'so somewlrit of lll executive, for he carried on the business of the junior class last y 1 . Although Clyde is undecided about his future, we think 111 1 1 l make a fine Einstein or an Edison. Charles H. Miller Charlie Scientific Course Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 43 .X. X. 1. 2, 3, 4g Football 2, 3, 43 lnterclass Track 1, 2, 4g Science Club 31 Hi-Y 45 Interclass Basketball -13 Interclass Baseball 1. U'1111111s'1 1111111 1111 1111 O1j'lIlpIl.Y.l,, Charlie, we believe, can well stick out his chest with pride bg- cause, taken as a whole and on a tonnage basis, he's about the largest piece of human flesh that tramps about our local institution of learning to date. It was rumore1l llI'OllIlCl town that t'harlie's uniform was made of pure elephant hide this year. .Xfter some investigation, the rumor was proved true. They had to use elephant hide because that was the largest single piece of material they could find. liut thats U. K., Charlie DuBois players probably thought an elephant hit them when L'Charlie pushed their faces in the dirt last November ll. Nice work, Charlie l 1:11 1 'I' ll lf lll l R R O R Mary Ellen Mooney Mary lillt-n General Vourse I lo-iv' lrfzzzqzzil .wl1'!1111c' .-11111 .s'11c'l1 SUC'l.l'f,l' .els is qzzief, 1t'i.w', 111111 gumlf' .X first glance at Mary lillen might give us the impression that she is quite sober. However, not all her time is spent in thinking and pon- dering on deep problems. She likes to ehatter and above all, laugh. XYhen she and Dorothy are together, they talk and laugh nearly all the time. ,,, Blary lillen gets mueh enjoyment out of preparing her French lessons, perhaps because she prefers lfreneh to any of her studies. Mary lfllen is another of those persons who, when you ask them E e ,G 4.6 , what they intend to do, reply they are undeeided about their future S , hjyy-.ffffg'.' ' vocation. llut in whatever she may ehose to undertake, we wish her SLICCCSS. George Edward Moore llawkey lludley' General Course f v 1 - 4 y jr. Red t'ross l. 2, 3, -lg Ill-X 4g fi. .X. 2, 3, -lg Commercial t lub 0, -lg St-rgeant-at-.Xrms clOIlllllCl'L'lLll t'lub 33 Health t'lub 3, 41 Interefass lfootball 33 lloys' tllee t'lub -lg Traek Manager 33 lnterelass llasket- ball 4. .-1 tuilfy 1't'111fr1'k g111'1z.s' 111fi11y ll S1111'Ir'. IIawkey is best known for his eleverness in mimiery. His imi- tations are probably the best in this little eorner of the universe. liawkey has just informed us that he's had offers from Hollywood ard New York for 5.tltltl,tltJtl berries a year. llut he eontidentially told us that he'll not take a eent less than ten thousand dollars a year. He stoutly declared that he'd hold out for ten thousand if he had to starve. 'We don't know what Hawkey hopes to be after graduation, but no matter where he goes. to stage or screen, he'll sure get a big laugh with his famous imitation of IJominie.' Ya spika da Angiisn, llawkey? 1 Mary Pauline Morris Penny Pat Liberal .Xrts Course Press t'lub 4g slr. Red tfross l, 2, 3g .X. .X. l, 3, 4. T,'1o.w ielm I11'i11g .S'lllIfllf.'7lI' info the Il-'f'l'S of oflzfrs CIIIZIZUI kt-vp it ,l'f'UllI l1z1'111.s'z'1t'f-rv. Now to whom does that merry, someu hat stifled laugh belong? Why. that is Pat Morris. .Xlmost any time between classes, and before the bell rings, that laugh can be heard from some eorner of the room. l'enny is not always laughing, however. She is quite frequently seen to be wearing a worried frown probaby because of her English IV or her t'aesar. Pauline has not decided definitely what she will do next year. We hear rumors of a rather definite interest in Pittsburgh. Nevertheless, whatever Pat may take up, we are sure she will succeed. f 111t.' ,Y-VI.-Lfllf THE lXl I R R OR David S. Morrison Dave Davy Liberal Arts and Scientific Courses Jr. Red Cross l, 2, 3, -Ig A, A, l, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Ili-Y Chapel Program ,ig Debating Society 3, 4, Science Club 43 Makers of the Flag 43 Mirror Play lg Sophomore Class President 23 Poetry Club 2: Mirror Iloard 2, 4: President, Debating Society 4g French Club 45 Master of Ceremonies at Rallies 43 Business Manager of Mirror 4. --111 zzffuhlc and co1n'!z'011.s' gl'llAffl'HIfUl.H Have you ever seen that tall, handsome boy rushing about the halls with a pile of ,llirrors under his arm? VVelll That's Dave, the business and circulation manager of The Zllirror. Dave is the business inan of the class of '35, but business does not keep him from society, for Dave is very popular. Dave has already enrolled at Carnegie Tech for next year. He is going to study science. Good luck, David. Kathryn Morgan Kay Kate General Course Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 3, 4g Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Sonia 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Chorus 3, 4, Representative of lf H. S. in the Eastern Music Supervisors' Conference of High School Choruses 4. On tvitlt zlw dfzlztccf' Kay is one of the most accomplished girls in the class of '35, Her spirited dancing has made her very popular with the dancers of the class. Kay's exquisite voice has entertained all who have heard it so no one was surprised when she was chosen for the leading roll in the high school operetta, Sonia XYith all these acctnnplishnients, Kay is also endowed with a pleasing personality. XVhen asked about her future, Kay said that she was going to continue her dancing. joseph Louis Nace Joe Kid Copenhagen General Course Jr. Red Cross 5, 41 A. A. 43 Football Ig Track lg Interclass Baseball 1. H.Sfl'l'7IgflL of Izmir! and miglzt of Iz'1:1I1. Both of these characteristics have made Joe an excellent boxer. If you don't believe nie, just have a round or two with Joe, or, if you don't care to box, just watch one of his pugilistic encounters. liither method will be effective in assuring you. Vnfortunately Joe, in spite of anything he tries to do, cannot con- trol the blushes that infallibly mount to his face when he is the center of attention. XYell, Joe, we guess that's just your fate. VVe rather suppose, then, that Joes future will be controlled by the fact that he has pugilistic abilities. So,--here's success to you, Kid Copenhagen. Forint'-111'11f THE MIR ROR Caroline Nageli cuilainyvn Commercial Course jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 A. A. I, 2, 3, -lg .Xrt Club 1, Commercial , , , Club J, -l. U1ztlzz'11kz'1zg, idle, tuilrl, and young I Iunglzcrl and Z11Zk d and lfflllfill and sung. In the class there are many merry, happy, carefree people, but of them 'l'iny'l is the merriest, happiest, and most carefree. Her joy is superior and supreme and cannot help being an asset. Although she variety. standg divided we fall. 1 b gg ful of noise and confusion. tries to be agreeable, she can be distinguished from the uclinging Vine When someone says Nageli, you automatically add and Collins and Gotwaldf' They are the firm believers in the adage, 'United we Caroline has an interest in books Give her a good book or' maga- zine and she becomes so engrossed in its contents as to be unmind- 'fTiny is going to continue her commercial work in the future. Gaynelle Louise Nanz Liberal Arts and Scientific Courses I.. .X. 1, 2, 3. 4, -lr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 2, 3, 43 Health Club 3. 4: Debating Society 3, -43 llirror Board 43 Press Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 43 Treas. Science Club 3, Secretary Debating Society 4, President Press Club 4, Chapel Debate 4. Ol: life! lzoiu plcasafzf is thy 1ll07'lZf7Zg.,, YYhen you first 'see Gaynelle. you probably think that she is a pretty, serious, little girl but you don't have to watch her very long to find out the truth about her. In reality her personality is as lilting as her name. However, her gaiety is never loud and she seems to enjoy herself immensely without telling the whole world about it. Gaynellc just loves to try to convince others that her ideas are right. Douhtless, this is the reason for her debating prowess. VVe feel sure that this quality will help her in her future life, There will be no disagreements around Gaynelle-everybody will think as she does. ,u .-: ff 4 Fifty Betty jean Neal General Course Commercial Club 3. Her tufzys are Quays of PlC'l1SlI7l'Z'lZf'SS, flflff all her paths are peace. Did you ever see Betty when she wasn't smiling? If you have, it must have been under-unusual circumstances for Betty usually wears a sweet smile. If her heart is as merry as her countenance, we may be assured that she is perfectly happy. Unknown to many of us, Betty is an accomplished pianist. She is never more contented than when she is seated at a piano with a stack of music before her. Betty has a pleasing disposition and a tendency to look on the bright side of life. She brings much sunshine into the hearts of her companions. TH lf MIR ROR Sanford Neale USIUIIU 1 1 tleneral tsourse l'il'Cllt'll Club 4, -lr. Red Cross 3, 43 .X. .X. lg Wrestling 4. .l.v lzrollzerx Iliff' !ogt'f1lt'r.,' Sam is that short, sturdy boy from Room I. Sam talks very little, consequently l1e calls to one's 111ind tl1e phrase ua dignified Senior. Sam and l1is brother .Xlfred are just abo11t tl1e best pals i11 school. Sam used his excess strength in wrestling. He l1LlS made himself very well known by l1is great ability i11 wrestling. Sanford intends to study aviation next year. Here's sky-high suc- cess, Sam ! lt K U f -' Dorothy Virginia North 0,11 Dot Dodo t 'i kt' Liberal Arts Course X X 7 3 4 1 R M . . .1 . -, 1, Q Ji ed Cross 1, 2. 3, -13 Thespian Society 43 Debating Society 3, 4g Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g French Club Z, .ig Yice-President of Sophomore Class 23 Health Club l, 2, 3, -lg 'l'reasurer of Health Club 31 Second VViIlI161' D. A. R. Popularity Contestg Classnote Reporter 4, Four Keys to the Library 2, Knave of Hearts 2g Love in a French Kitchen .ig Pot Boiler 43 l3unty Pulls the Stringsm 4. She was so trim um! 1.'lz1'ie. Dorothy certainly fits this quotation, for sl1e seems to us the perfec- tion of neatness, which along with her pleasing personality makes her one of the most popular girls in high school. Like a magnet, Dot, seems to attract others to her. .Xs her activities show, Dorothy is an actress. 'l'he success of sev- eral plays has been due to her splendid acting. Sl1e is to be compli- mented especially on her iliterpretation of llunty i11 Mliunty Pulls the Strings. l Next year will hnd Dorothy at some business eollege preparing to be somebody's 'Lstenogf' VVe'1'e wishing you luck. lJot. Josephine Patterson tkJ'071 General Course French Club 35 Pres. Frencli Club 3g Commercial Club -lg .X. .X. -lg Press Club 4. HOU finktis' fm' I0 Fedt' I HIC' 1fc'lj'1't'. VVe think that quotation fits Josephine perfectly. jo spends most of her ti111e reading, and discussing books. Sl1e has read sfnne books that are so dry that their pages crackle when you turn them. XYhen you ask her why she read a certain book, she simply says: I wantefl to find out if it was as uninteresting as people said it was. .Xnd lo always tinds at least one good thing in every book she reads. You have probably seen jo i11 the library getting material for English IK' twhieh, by the way, is her pastimel. l'7l'f'l,1'-mir' Tll If M l R R O R Robert Spencer Philliber Bob Hllobbyi' Liberal Arts Course .X. A. l, 2, 5, 4g jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4g Art Club lg Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Debating Society 3, 4g Business Manager of Sonia 3, French Club 43 Chapel Debate 3, 4, Mirror Board Editorial 1, Business Staff Mirror 4. The glory of az firm fajJuc1'0u5 nzizzdf' XVhat's that argument going on over there in the corner ? VVell, you can bet your bottom dollar that that is Bob Philliber giving his views on the President, depression, farming etc. To know Bohn only slightly you would think him a man of few words. But just get him in an argument. You will soon change your minds. Bob has a hobby of collecting stamps, on which he is quite an authority. Bob is going to eventually enter VVashington and Lee University, where he will take up pre-law. W'e feel sure that Bob will make a successful lawyer. Mary Louise Pifer Lou Lucifer General Course .X. .X. 1, 3, 4g Red Cross lg Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Art Club 2g Tri-Hi-Y News Reporter 4. fl Slllltlljl dl'SfJOS1'f1:07l' is half the battle. Have you ever seen that girl with the twinkle in her eye talking over the latest news with Betty and hlart? Thats Lou. She may be seen with her bosom pals any time asking How do you do tomor- row's French? or planning some fun for that night. Louise occupies the front seat in Room J but it isn't because of her misbehavior for she rarely causes her teachers any trouble. Lou is a hard worker and we are sure she will be successful at the Strand School at Niagara Falls which she will attend next year. Our best wishes go with her. I l iITe fl 4 john J. PHHk0V1Ch johnny General Course A. A. 4g Football 3g Touch Football Coach 33 Football Captain 4. h His limbs were cast in manly mold For lzardy tasks 01' contcsls bold. Meet our football captain! With those rosy cheeks and sunny smile, he has won his way into the hearts of the teachers and of his classmates in the two years he has been in P. H. S. Do you remember the day of the Dullois game when John made two touchdowns and then was forced to leave the game on account of a bum leg? VVill you ever forget those many touchdowns he made throughout the season to bring P. H. S. one of its most successful years in football? May we hope that every grid player from now on has the sportsmanship of 'tjohnnyf' He has our best wishes that next year he can join in the sports in State College, and clean player that he is, fight his way to the top. T H E M I R R O R Helen M. Pope l.iberal Arts Course Jr. Red Cross 45 A. A. 45 Debating Society 3, 45 Chapel Debate 45 Press Club 45 I.atin Club 3. 45 Latin Club Chapel l'rograni 45 Thanksgiving Program 4. Never .vlzrirzk from rloing fnlytlzhzg iulzfrlz your I111si1z1'.v.s' calls you to flu. Helen is certainly one of our busy Seniors. NVhen we see her walk- ing through the halls ,it seems that she is carrying a heavy load of re- sponsibility on her shoulders. l'erhaps her problem is a difficult English assignment, or perhaps a Law question is bothering her. XVhatever it is, you can be sure that Helen will master the problem and come back ready to tackle new ones. Une of Helen's accomplishments is her ability as a speaker. If she wants to convince you about a certain question, she will always be ready to present a forceful argument in proof of it. Therefore, Helen expects to take up law in which profession her perseverance and convincing arguments are sure to help her to reach the highest success. t john joseph Przestrzelski Sie General Course jr. Red Cross 45 A. A. 45 Health Club 35 Football 2, 45 Interclass Basketball 45 NVrestling 45 Track 4. How 11111611 if was of him we 1110! we CYIIIIZOZL 1'-z'1'r k11o:.'. And that's K'Sie. He is both a student and a boy. As a student, he does his work. As a boy, he acts just like a boy. Sometimes he has you convinced that you know all about him, but, when he steps in with hidden facts and buries himself under a mass of cold logic, you know him only as a student. But his remarks are only lying dormant. The merry twinkle in his eye and his bashfulness go to make him one of the most popular boys in P. H. S. Michael J. Pugliese 'tlNIike,' Liberal Arts and Scientific Courses Thespian Society 45 French Club 45 Press Club 45 t'The Pot Boiler , 45 Science Club 45 Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 A. A. 3, 45 Football 3: Hi-Y 45 Debating Society 4. Let us 1'7l'Z'l'Sfl'gI1l'C' the 76618071 of the case For ll0flll'lZtg is Iam' that is not 7'CllS0ll.U You see, Attorney-General, it's this way. Volume four, article seventeen, section nine of the Pennsylvania Law states that the party of the first part, my client, may sue and I insist-. And once again it's just Mike practicing to become a big shot lawyer. VVell Mike surely has a logical enough mind to be a success- ful lawyer. You should see him play chess--it even gives you a head- ache to watch him. lXIike's chief asset-or is it-is his inimitable sarcasm. XVhen- ever you get Mike in a tight spot,' 'he brings that insinuating, sar- castic tone into his voice and you just curl up. XYell, hert-'s to you. Mike Sie, who has a fondness for athletics, will probably attend somt college to learn more about them. Luck be with you, john. Y'- vu-QP. l 1',1'f y , A' -X11 She always has well preparecl lessonsg ancl, although she does not recite Tll li M l R R O R George Reams Squire General Cwourse .X. A. 1, 2, 4. .l1.'f1,v, fl'It'l1j', rlrfwflerl gl'!'l'f, for I um of zz Iiglzlcr maori. Squire is the ladies' man from our class ancl with his gentlemanly ways is it any woncler? .Xpparently the quotation ahove is his motto for he is always reacly to have some fun. George is called high hat by some who clo not know him, hut this is a misconception. Squirel' cloes not have much time for girls. However, he loves to clanceg ancl, when he ancl Mike get together, you may he sure there is a dance in prospect. .Xntl what girl would not fall form George if she hacl the chance? His hlack, wavy hair ancl his well-kept mustache make him the Clark Gahle of '35 Ella Florence Reitz Fl , General Course ' w Real Lross l, Z, 3. US1'ff'I1l'f', TUIZFII noilzing zzerfl be 3111-11, is the eloqucnre of Ill.SC'I't'fl'0l1.U lYho coulcl tit this quotation hetter than El for she is very quiet? Ilowever, this tloes not keep her from heing a most efficient typist. t l'appity-tap-tap anrl as a result an enormous amount of words per. often, when she cloes, you may he sure she will say something worth- while. Next year will prohahly incl lilla in the husiness worlcl. 2 Frances L. Rimer Fanny General Course Recl Cross 2, 3, -lg .X. .-X. 2, 3, -lg Cheerleacler -l. Ever fair and river young. Fanny is our heacl cheerleacler. She certainly cloes get the re- sponse when she leacls cheers, Fanny fairly huhhles over with fun and mirth. If you know Fanny very well ancl if you are with her often, you know that there is never a horecl moment when Fanny is around. She is the life of every party, not only hecause she is always up and doing, hut Fanny is a marvelous clancer. You can always he sure that Fanny knows the latest anfl most intricate clance steps. I anny is going to college next year. The class of '35 is sure she will succeefl. . '1 'ly-follz TH E M l R R O R Helen Louise Robinson XVeese General Course Health Club I, 2, 3 ,-lg Commercial Club 3, -lg X X 4 'Z-1 nzerry Izmir! flollz good like 111ef1ir1'ne. They say love is what makes the world go 'round, but Vl'eese makes Room J go 'round. She is constantly making clever bits of comment and she always knows the latest joke. No wonder Room J is always fairly bursting with the storms of laughter issuing from it. Weese is an excellent tap dancer-you might even say dancing is her middle name. But her fingers match her feet when it comes to nimbleness. These fingers have made her an excellent typist. Louise plans to continue her dancing next year. Good luck, liouisel Hepzibah Commercial Course a smile, which is in itself a welcome. Ada Mae Ross Commercial Course Ir. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 43 Commercial Club 3, 4. Be thou Iftzzzzzliur, but by into mmuzs :'11Igar. Ada is the black-haired, friendly girl from Room J. Ada's hair is so extremely black that you can almost see highlights in it. Ada is very quiet in our home room and in classes, but let her get started with a certain group of girls! She can be as talkative as any normal woman. Ada's smartly waved hair and her occasionally talkative nature are not her only outstanding characteristics. She is also one of the most skilled of our class in office work. Next year she hopes to be an efficient secretary or stenographer in some one's office. Esther E. Rosborough Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, Commercial Club 4 A TUOHHIII lovely in youtlzful mxzzelifzesx Esther is one of the prettiest girls of the class, fox she has bi in n wavy hair and a beautiful complexion. Her lovely vt tus ulnch sl willed away, are the envy of many a girl in high school bl t tlso its We often hear Esther talking over the shorthand lesson uith het pals in IRQ that is, they talk about the lesson until something more interesting turns up. life know Esther likes to talk, f 1 ltn it chatting with Betty or Ada Mae, her eyes sparkle with ct 11 IWW: 43 uftetvv' 2,.,j'V Til E MTR ROR Rudolph A. Rotolo 'tRudy Scientific Course Football 2. 3, 4, Sy Interclass Track 2, 35 Interclass Basketball 5, Inter- class Football 4g French Vlub 43 Science Club 53 A. A. 5, Glee Club 5. A HIl1ll,S lzupjdness-z'0 do the flll.llgS proper to man. Rudolph is big and brawny, dark and handsome. He evidently thinks that the way to the feminine heart is through courtesy, as he is usually polite and obliging. Rudy is one of the easy-going, fun-loving type, always ready to tell us something funny. Indeed, his love of a good time sometimes gets him into trouble, but his equable disposition always gets him out again. VVhen he is not amusing himself, he is studying science for he is interested in chemistry and likes to try out his own ideas in tle laboratory. Rudy is also interested in athletics and proved a valuable member of the football team this year. Rudolph expects to attend Duquesne University next year, where he will study science and continue his athletic career. Good luck, Rudolph! Virginia F. Rotolo Gin General Course Commercial Club 3, -lg Jr. Red Cross 1, 2,g A. A. 1, 2. '21 Imzri lzcr ffzfr sweet face, all lnfz'glz.f, Is II cozzstuzzt halo of mlm 11eIz'glz.t. Gin is a real brunette with dark wavy hair, dark eyes, dark COIN- plexion--and a really good looking one, too. Gin is the kind of a girl who can see both sides of a problem at the same time and she has developed an even temperament. She is neither too sad, nor too happy. She is neither too quiet, nor too talkative, for she is always ready to express her well formed opinion on a subject. Gin has a sense of humor which a good many of us do not have, and she uses it to the best advantage. Dale Lorraine Ruth f'Babe Ruth General Course Jr. Red Cross 1, 3, 4, Band 4g The Pot Boiler 4 .-1 pleasant lam' of youth and promise. When we look at Dale, we envy him something, for he impresses us with his dignified aspect and manner. He seems always tranquil and untroubled by any of the little disappointments that come everyone's way. His serene smile, his friendly look, the twinkle of his eye, all invite conhdence. Dale is generally a rather quiet person, but he has been known, when in the mood, to become quite a talker. But, the rest of the time, only a privileged few get the benefit of his oratory. lVhen Dale leaves school, the teachers will miss, not Dale's noise, but rather his personality. Martha Jayne Sadler Klart Marty General Course .-X. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, President of Student Govern- ment Room U 33 'l'ri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g Health Club 3, 43 .-Xrt Club 25 Classnote Reporter 2. Those graceful acts, Those 1110118117111 rlerencifs that flow From all her tuords and Ill'fi0llS.H VVe have a vague impression that 'fMarty should be a social worker. She is so helpful that we think she would make a success in such a pro- fession, always smiling and willing to aid some poor struggling soul. lNIarty's curly brown hair and expressive eyes are the envy of many a maiden. She always speaks in a low tone of voice and for this reason seems quiet and reserved. But, when in company with Lou and Betty, a jollier person can not be found. Pauline V. Sharpy Polly Paul Commercial Course Commercial Club 3, 43 Press Club 45 A. A. 2, 3, 4, Ir. Reil Cross 1.2, 3, 4. Her rleep brofwri Shorze forth like VVhat girl is it that looks were her own? But perhaps on Pauline's eyes and does not wish they Providence will excuse our covetousness just for onceg for those two ebony jewels are truly beautiful. VVhere there's work to he done, there you will find Pauline. No matter how much other work she has, she always lays it aside to type material before it goes to press. Pauline likes music and dancing and prides herself upon the fact that she is able to prepare her lessons while listening to the radio. eyes like linzpid pools crystal stars. THE MIRRGR Albert R. Schepis UAV, t'Abe 'Kanye' General Course Commercial Club 45 A. A. 4, Sg Julius Caesar 45 Jr. Red Cross 3, 4, 5. Thou imp of mirth and joy Thou merry laughing sprite. A scraping of feet and much laughing and talking introduce HAI into the room. He is one of the merriest and most carefree boys in our class. Gne of his greatest enjoyments apparently comes from playing tricks on people--not mean tricks, however, but ones over which every- one will laugh. One of Abe's favorite pastimes is joining in a long, loud yodel with a group of boys. To accompany his singing he strums the guitar. As for 'fAl's appearance, he has curly hair and a handsome coun- tenance on which many girls look twice. Next year AIU is going to take up aviation. We are sure he will be an enviable pilot. 1 z'fly-.wiv ll THE MIRROR james Roy Shirley Hnlilllw General Course Red Cwross l, 2, 3, 4g .X. A. 1, 4, Iland 1. 2, 3, -lg Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Executive Committee Hi-Y 4, Hi-Y Torch 2g Health t'lub 1, 2: .Xssistant llasketball Mgr, 2, 3: Student Track llgr, 4. -431542 'v I Ii-re in the froivzi of jnlliiyf' YVe never see Jim without a grin on his face and a twinkle in his eye. jim without these two fundamentals would not be himself. llut his mirth, which he shares so readily with one and all, is not his only fine attribute. Jim is also a lover of music. As you can see from his list of activities, he has played in the high school orchestra and band for four years. XYhenever there is a game, Iini is always seen in the halls selling tickets. jim can always be found at games cheering for P. H. S. jim's countenance continually bears a grin and there is a twinkle in his eye. Marie Evelyn Smathers Smathers Smiles Fuzzy General Course Girls' Glee Vlub 23 Lady of the Terrace 25 Jr. Red Cfross 1, 2, 4g X X 1, 2 4 ..A. ...,. I'1fl.N'1Zl-IPIZCVJ so slmzflwly Ynzzzzg and so fair. Smiles is the tall, slender girl who sits towards the front of Room sl. Her main difficulty is trying to suppress that delightful smi-e that just seems to be waiting to come forth and brighten up all things. .Xnd no wonder, for that smile shows the prettiest white teeth. Another characteristic of Smathers is her carefree stride which symbolizes her whole attitude toward life. liyelyn's melodious voice has also made her a valuable asset to the Girls' Glee Vlub. Bertha Larue Smith General Course Commercial Club 3 Wlzaz' more than mirlh iuoulfl mortals have? Bertha's name means' bright and she certainly lives up to its mean- ing. She is as merry as the day is long. Nearly always she may be found chatting to her companions. lf you are one of Bertha's friends, you cannot feel gloomy very long for she will do her best to cheer you up and she's usually successful. But she isn't always talking. Quite often she may be seen seriously studying her lessons. And when Bertha is studying, there is no use to talk to her. She concentrates . F1'fIy-riglzf THE MIRR OR john H. Smith johnny General Vourse 'I'hespian Society 3, 43 'l'hree's a C'rowd 4. 'hllzzsif lzrzllz flmrms for me. You could almost safely say that johnny has but one interest in life-music. He is an accomplished violinist. And if you have never heard him play-well, you don't know what a treat awaits you. john is a true artist in respect to his music for, when he takes up his violin, a mysterious atmosphere surrounds him that seems to carry him away to the realms of music so that he is able to bring us most beautiful melo- dies. The orchestra will certainly miss him and what they will do with- out him is hard to say. Johnny is one of the most courteous and considerate boys at school. He has a knack for getting along well with anyone. l julia M. Smith 'Qlule' Commercial Fourse jr. Red Vross 1, 2, 3, -lg Commercial Vluh. 3, -lg Vlassnote Reporter 2 A tender lzefzrf, Il lzelping lmml .-lliuays yearly 071 l1I'll1lUIIl1.U Julia has been so successful in her commercial work that Mr. Varey P. H. S. for her proficiency in shorthand and transcription. Although Julia is serious at times, her humor cannot be hidden She enjoys a good laugh, whether it is on herself or on somebody else headed boy. l tain her desire to be a business manager. Melvin E. Smith General Course A. A. 4g Interclass Basketball 4g Interclass Football 33 Interclass Track 4. Little mn' we Blelvin is one of our carefree members. Evidently, nothing ever troubles him, for, as he walks nonchalantly through the hall with a smile of indifference upon his face, we receive the impression that he hasn't a care in the world. Occasionally his smile will become a friendly one as he nods to an acquaintance. Truly, Melvin is a really friendly persong and, although he cloesn't seem to be very thick with one person, the people who know him recognize him as a friendly, care-free boy. ffliffj'-711.111 has appointed her his private secretary. She has brought honor to She is not quick to offer friendship to everyone, but there is one dissent- ing voice that throws her into a despondent mood, that of a curly. red- Vilith her literary ability and executive management she should :it- 'SX ln ann--H Himsa-v Till? MIRRGR Samuel W. Smith Sam Liberal Arts Course Ir. Red Cross 1. 2. 3. 4g A. A. 1, 2. 3, 4g Hi-Y 2. 3, 4g 'fChristmas in Merry England 2i Four Stages of Roman History 3g Chapel De- bates 3, 43 Latin Club 45 Sec'y Hi-Y 4g Yice Pres. Debating Society 4g American Legion Program 4g George VVashington 4g VVinner of iirst place in extemporaneous speaking in Forensic Contest at Brookville 41 l'Vinner of first place in extemporaneous speaking i. liighth Annual Tourney of Blusic and Forensics, Oil City 4. Tlzr'rc's tl boy u'fz'tf'L Q three decker brain. VVhat a bundle of assets has Sam! He is a debater that cannot easily be subdued, a speaker that holds your attention and a student that is rarely excelled. Sam can talk on any subject any time and is one of the best read members of his class. Could anyone doubt that Sam will make his mark in the world? Sams one great passion is the navy. Recause of this he will attend the Bullis Preparatory School at 'Washington, D. C.. next year in preparation for the Naval Academy at Annapolis. VVe will expect to hear from Admiral Samuel Smith in the future and wish him the best of luck. Eleanor M. Snyder Liberal Arts and Scientific Courses Glee Club l. 21 Red Cross 1. 2, 3. 4g A. A. 1. 3, 4g Poetry Club 25 French tflub 2, 3: Treas. of French Club 35 Science Club 3, 4g Debating Society 3, 4: Pres. Student Gov't Room U 35 Press Club 4g Blirror lioard 43 XYinner of D, A. R. Popularity Contest 4g Yice Pres. Science Club 43 Tri-Hi-Y 4g Chapel Debate 45 Srd. prize winner in tfo. Motor Club Essay Contest 45 Latin Club Chapel Program -l-. Not by y1w1r.v but by lIl.Sf?0Sl.l'l.07Z is ieisdouz acquired. lileanor is one of the most brilliant and studious members of oar class. Her capacity for work and study seems inherited. Elea11or's great ambition is astounding to some of the more frivolous students. lileanor is also very active in school life. Everything she does. ' done well. She possesses dignity and a poise not usually found in a high school girl. lileanor has never put herself above others because of her scholastic ability and is very democratic in her friendships. lileanor expects to attend college next year but has not yet clecidezl where. She has our wishes for success. hl.K'. X' Wayne Curtis Snyder General Course Commercial Club 35 Track 4. The llI1.II1t Sf manners and the gcnflest heart. ll'ayne is one of the most ambitious boys in High School. He has planned his life ahead of himg and, if he has much to do with it, it will be a great success. He is always prepared when called on in class, and he scarcely ever makes a mistake. So you can see what a blessing he is to the teachers. He is really so taken up with his work, that he has hardly any time to be sociable. But in spite of this, lVayne,s charming personality wins and holds many friends for him. Wayne plans to go to Pitt next year. XVe are sure that success will follow in his footsteps. T ll E M l R R O R Lillian I. Stormer I.il Skippy General Course L11uglzler lmlzliug Imlh his s1'11es. Clickl Click! Some woman's tiny high heels clicking through the halls. Oh! Of course that is Skippy, She is always introduced first by her extra-thin, high-heeled shoes, and then by her high, extremely feminine giggle. .-X frown is never, or very seldom, at home on t'Lil's face. If she isn't laughing aloud, she is throwing radiant smiles in various directions. Between her laughing spel s, Skippy talks. When this petite blonde is not talking in English, which she seems to be doing most of the! time, you can be sure she is using part of her extensive French vocabulary. One never knows! A few years hence Punxsutawney High School may be able to boast of Miss Stormer as a French teacher. I ' vw y Donna LaBe11e Stunkard General Course Jr. Red Cross 1, 45 A. A. 1, 2, 3, -lg Thespian Society 3, 4g Sec. and Treas. of Thespian Society 45 XN'ienies on Wednesday' 3, l'ot- Boiler 4g Knave of Hearts lg High School Play .ig I,lI'lxt'l1'!j-QS English Christmas Tree 43 High School Play -lg 'I'ri-Ilia -lg Classnote Reporter 15 Poetry Editor 4. The actress cons anotlzer port. Donna is blonde and small of stature. Her small stature has not made her inconspicuous, however, for she is very popular with ln-1' class- mates. Donna is interested in dramatics and has proved a valuable asset to the Thespian Society, both as directress and actress. Her appearzinee of sophisticated lady has probably helped her to portray the role of villainess so well. She is also interested in journalism and the future may find her writing fashion news. Donna has another important interest, you guessed it-it's a gentle- man. We usually find her telling Nora the latest about Hoo, Donna will attend school next year but hasn't decided where. john Edward Suddes Jack Suds Liberal Arts Course Football 3, 45 Press Club -lg XVinner of scholarship in American Legion Essay Contest 4. Of sczlvzre and logic he c,'u1tZers. Jack is one of the best endowed Seniors of the class. He has a vocabulary that would make XVebster look sick. He always overcomes opposition by tossing four-foot words at his opponent and smothering him under their enormous weight. Jack made use of this extra- ordinary vocabulary when he won the scholarship in the American Legion Essay Contest. Jack is famed for two other things, however-his length and his wit. He's probably the tallest member of the Senior class. NVQ- know he certainly looks gigantic when he and Dick XYilliams engage in their daily argument. 1t's a regular feud by now. jacks wit is also well known about the school. He has his roommates about fed-up on his crazy cracks. However, we're sure Jack will be a famous reporter some day, for look at his excellent covering for the Press Club. THE MIRROR La Rue Sutter A General Course Home Economics Club 1. 2. 3. 4g Yice President of Home Economics Club SQ Tri-Hi-Y 4g Jr. Red Cross 4g A. A. 4. There is a proper zlignity and proportion to be obser-Jefll in the Pt'l'f0fiJIflIlCC of every act of life. By La Rue's dignified appearance. one would think that she came from a lineage of queens. She is not one of these foolish, giddy girls who can think of nothing but a good time. Moreover. La Rue has a very special abilityg namely. that she can give fine readings with ex- cellent expression. However. even if La Rue is not a giddy person ,she is not all wori-1 and no play. for she can enjoy a good time as well as anyone else. Twila E. Sutter u General Course A. A. 1. 2. 4: lr. Red Cross 1. 2. 3. 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3. 43 Orchestri 1. 2g Knave of Hearts 2. F1'xed To no spot is Imppirzess Sincere, 'Tis lZ0iL'llfl'U io be found, or C-:'cf'yiulzcrc. Gay. carefree. friendly. charming - how can we iind enough ad- jectives to describe Twila? She is one of those happy-go-lucky individ- uals who find happiness everywhere. She seems to enjoy nothing more than chatting gaily with her friends. Twila's vivacity is one of her out- standing characteristics. She enters whole-heartedly into either work or play. Xl'e can easily associate her with giggles. for they seem a very defmitrf part of her: and. when she laughs. others do too. Twila is another of our members who is musically talented. She is planning to attend Penn State next year. Best wishes, Twila Y y y Geraldine Swarm Ierry Dean Commercial Course A. A. 1. 2. 3. 4: Orchestra 1. 23 Chorus 1g Glee Club 15 Thespian Society 3g Commercial Club 3. 4g llirror Board 4g Lady of the Terrace 1: The Knave of Hearts 1g Fingerbowls and Arimenta 2: Director of lYienies on lYeclnesday 3: Director of Pot Boiler 1 4: Makers of the Flag' 4g Red Cross 1, 4. nl conzradc blithe and full of glee. Sssst-Sssstn. lYhen you hear that. you may be sure it's Jerry. Quite busy with her hairdressing but never too busy to smile and laugh. See that list of plays under Ierry's activities: they are the fruits of three years' service in dramatics. She is not only a talented actress, but also a capable directress. However. dramatics is not all. for Jerry has done work in the Glaze Club and Orchestra. She may be Somebody's Stenographerf' Cincidentally she is getting her training in the business world by serving on the business staff of The Mirrorl or she may specialize in beauty culture. Heres luck, Jerry. Six! y-treo '.l ll E M l li li O li H. Raymond Tangren Ray Scientific Vourse Tile f7U'It'l'l' of Iflllllgllf, Ille HIIIQIHK' of ills n11'11rl. Ray is the chap with an unruly heacl of hair ancl with self-con- ceivecl theories that remintl one ol' Iiinstein. Usually he isn't very talka- tive, ancl takes everything quite seriously, hut there are times when he uses his yocal corcls to lirmly estahlish geometric proof or to pass his judgment on a chemical equation. VVhen these times occur, his answers are always clear, concise, ancl correct. Ray never lets anything ruHle him. He is always the same. H: goes through the halls in a very serious manner. llut elon't think he's always like that, for he can laugh just as long ancl loucl as most of us. V Virginia Tangren General Course A. .X. I, 3, 4g Jr. Recl Cross l, 2, 3, 43 Vice-Presiclent of lfrench Vluh l. If you are lzuppy am! HI Z'l'l' cmlzplfzizz, Life will be joyous, llc-ver in i:'f11'11. .Nt mad rush into the room, a short while he-fore the tarcly hell. Visualize this situation and you will discover one of the many sicles of Virginia's character. Virginia has a tendency to he frank anfl seems to express. ancl inci- dentally impress, her well-founclecl, logical opinions whenever the lea-t possihle opportunity presents itself. Virginia is very inclustrious anrl, clespite the time recluiretl hy her position as dental assistant, she is one of our ranking stuclents. She will no clouht continue to work at her present profession in the future. May success ancl good luck follow yon, Virginia! Margaret Thomas ssPCg11 Vommercial Course -lr. Reel Vross 1, 2g el.. .V l, 41 Tri-Hi-V -lg l'ommercial fluh 3. -ll Health Cfluh 4. Her eyes liidlilll-311' as brillifzzzf stz11'.s'. VVhat is it that composes l'eg's appealing personality? She is tall, slim, ancl graceful. Her twinkling eyes are aceentuaterl hy the pallor of her skin. Her ever preyalent smile is a further attrihute to her charm. Truly, Peg is the Venus Ile Milo of '35, Peg can usually he founcl with llettie or .Xlta enjoying hoth school ancl outsicle life to the greatest clegree. She walks noneha'antly through the halls as the weighty matters of school never lm mther her. VVe wish you the hest of luck, I'eg l .N'1'.r!y-I lt ref 'll H li Nl l R R O R james Thompson stJiIx111 General Course A. A. 3, 4g Red Cross 4. Smile like fl l'lll'l'1ll1, and hair that is mr1'0ty. jim is the fellow in the Senior class who has an extraordinary resemblance to Joe Palooka, the mythical heavyweight champion. No- tice the resemblance the next time you see 'Qlimf' ,lim's principal bid for fame is his carroty hair. If red hair has anything to do with it, Jim sure will be famous. Jim is rather a silent chap around school but we are to understand y that he's quite a cut-up outside. Howard Edwin Treharne Eddie General Course Orchestra 1. 3. 43 Band 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Chorus 2, 3, Red Cross 1. 2, 3, 43 Science Club 2: H. S. Quartet 43 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Christ- mas in Merrie England 2: Mikado 2g Health Club 3, 4g A .A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Lady of Terrace 1. Hfiill-l'I'X' the fl'Ullbtlf101', Touched his guitar. IQddie is the troubador of P. H. for music is Eddie's favorite pastime. He is an excellent piano player, and he also excels in playing a saxophone. The musical organizations will certainly miss him next year. Iiddie has a good singing voice and he is a welcome addition to every musical gathering. lid is one of the most popular boys in the class of '35. He is al- ways surrounded by a crowd of fascinated females, listening to his thrill- ing adventures as an arctic explorer or a lion shooter in Africa. P. H. S. will be lonely without Eddie next year. Hazel M. Turnbull Shorty' Liberal Arts Course Milly opinion is fo keep if fo n1j.'sclf.', How true that is of Hazel! She very seldom expresses her opinion unless it is asked for. However, when necessary and especially in a classroom, Hazel has her opinion ready. Hazel is a mathematical genius. A problem never stumps her. She works until she has the right answer and then basks in self contentment. Hazel plans to attend college next year. All the luck in the world, Hazel l .N'1'.1'ty-fozzr Eddie is that small, lively girl from Room l,, whcse chief ambi- tion is to become an excellent cook. .Xlmost anytime she can be found curled up in a corner, reading a cook book. She knows the life stories of all famous chefs and she readily takes advantage of any incident in which she can retell these interesting life stories. llut lfcldie has another interest. This interest is centered in lig Run. Mliddie' spends quite a lot of her leisure time there. Ifclna has a very cheerful disposition and she intends to take this disposition into a kitchen, making it sunny, bright, and cheerful. Next year will tind lidna at Indiana State 'l'eachers' Vollege taking a Home Economics Fourse. This way, please, murmurs a slow, courteous voice, as you walk into the Maud for some entertaimnent or other. You can always be sure that it is Bill, for Hill is one of the best ushers P. H. S. holds. lt is really a pleasure to be following Hill down the aisle. Bills peculiar, yet pleasing accent seems to attract you. Ilaye you ever noticed the slow drawl-like accent Hill has? Hut it is not affected, for Bill is probably one of the least conceited boy in l'unxs'y High School. C'o1z.v1'.s'fcrzcy, thou art ll jcicclf' THE MIRROR Edna Tyger lCddie General l'0lll'SC jr. Red Vross l, 3. uflllllkl-llg ix become an arf. Stanley M. Voyten Stan Sis Scientitic Cwourse Football 5, 43 Health Club 3, XYrestling 43 Inter-class Iiasketball 4. fl true l0t:'cr of .Qjmrts Stan is a lover of sports in the full sense of the phrase. Not only does he participate in many sports but he also enjoys those in which he doesn't take part. Here, at school, he was a football playerH-ac- counted one of the bestea basketball player in the lnterclass League, and a full-fleclgecl wrestler. Outside of school we understand he has more than a passing interest in baseball and many oth -r sports. lYell. Stan, we wish you luck in the world of sports after you graduate, too. Stan is also a chemist and mathematician of some repute. Hes one of those select young Iiinsteins who are taking that holy-of-holit-st, trigonometry tyou can say it all in one breath, if you tryl. P l William J. Walker ulaillu General Course Red Vross l, 2, 3, -lg .X. .X. 3, 4, 5'1'.t'iy- ft as if every word were a beautiful song. only an actress but also a capable directress. 'l ll li lXl l R R O R Russell D. Weaver Russ General Vourse lr. Red Vross 13 .X. .X. l, 43 Football Manager lg .X. .X, Reporter lg Touch lfootball 33 lloys' Glee t'lub 3, 4g Health tflub 43 Interclass liasketball 43 Interclass Track 4. Fair Tamil.: nf'i'er 11 uri llze flillglllf, That seems to be t'Russ's motto for very few, if any, students have ever heard him say anything that was not pleasing. His sleek, well-kept, black hair, ready smile, and sunny disposition make him Well liked by everyone. ll'hen you talk to him, you have his undivided attention and, when he leaves you with an l'll be seeing you, you sincerely hope so. Russ is also a very capable athlete-3 in fact, he captained and led to victory a number of times the champion team in interclass basketball competition in '35 Betty Weed lat-ny illettsm Liberal .Xrts Course .X. .X. l, 2, 3, 41 Secretary of .X. .X. 2, 43 Jr. Red Vross l, 23 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee t'lub 23 Vice-l'resident of Health Club 43 Sec- retary of t'lass 33 Property Manager of Sonia 33 Thespian So- ciety 2, 3, 43 Ullunty Pulls the Strings 43 lVho Says Can't? 23 Christmas in Merrie 1ingland 23 Memories 33 Director of Pot Boiler 43 C'lass Note Reporter 2. .iiRC'11lIj' 'im lzcfzrz' mm' rezzdy in rlzfzazflf' That is lit-tty's philosophy. lf you have heaps and heaps of troubles that just cry out for a contidante, tell them to Betty. All the encourage- ment you will need is one of her slow sympathetic smiles. She listens Betty has distinguished herself in music and dramatics. She is not Betty goes away to college next fall. May you succeed, Bettyl , y Basil Q. Welder Liberal .-Xrts Course A. .X. 43 Harmon Field Dedication 43 Delegate to Science Club Confer- ence 43 Polliwog Prattlings' 43 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Thespian Society 3, 43 President Thespian Society 43 Latin Club 3, 43 Treasurer Latin Club 33 Debating Society 3, 43 Science Flub 3, 43 President Science t'lub 43 Glee Vlub 43 The Magic Toga' 43 Four Stages of Roman History 33 lYienies in 'Wednesday' 33 Three's a Crowd 43 Hliunty Pulls the Strings 43 Director Story of English Christ- mas Tree 43 Chapel Debates 3, 4. UVVIIPIICI' ik thy lca1t'111'11g? Hfzllz ilzy foil Over books CUIISIIIIIKYI the 1111'fl111'g!1t o1'l. ' Base is the smaller of the two Nut Brothers, those estimable re-- nowned, nonsensical writers whose articles are booed'l the world over. Base is a busy man. He attends on the average of eighteen club meetings a month in extra-curricular activities. And, that's not counting play practices and time spent on debates. Base is known for his cracks which sometimes get somebody's goat and then he has a matter for arbitration on his hands. But principally liaise is known for his two-cylinder laugh. He says that his laugh sounds like a model-T backing up lXIcCracken hill in high, Sixty-.s'ix 'l I l. E lXl I R li O R Margaret Cora Wheeler Corky General Vourse Glee Fluh l, .23 'l'ri-lli-Y 3, 43 lfreneli Club -lg l'res. l'il't'llt'll Vluh -lg A. A. SQ t'l1o1'us l. .1 merry llrfzrl nmlerllz iz rlzefljlill f'0llIlfl'IlIllIl'l'.H Certainly Fora has both 'ZX merry heart ancl a cflieerful Coun- tenaneef' Our ears assure us of the former: for, wl1en we hear peals of laughter, we always k11ow Fora is near, ancl our eyes assure us of tae latter. C'ora never looks at life through smokecl glasses, for we always see her as happy as a hircl. Although Fora cloesn't proelaini herself to he a professional pianist, she is quite aceomplishecl. Perhaps llcl' rhoieest companion is Twila with whom she shares many enjoyable ti111es. Corky is seriously thinking of taking up nursing as her vocation. In whatever she unclertakes, we wish her loanls of sueeess. V Richard E. Williams -fbias' tfonimereial Course Can t' 2. Ble.x'5erl ure the siimll. for they will grow :zo ,wimllr account of his climinutive size. appointed for meetings to hurry up and plan your plans. l 7 rw ' daily. Sara Belle Wineberg t'onnnereial Course Jr. Red Cross 1, 2 ,3, -lg iiOlI1IllC1'Cllll Club 3, 43 Secretary C'onnnereial fflub 43 fiOIllI!1f.'l'ClIll Vluh Vhapel Prograni -lg Press t'lluh 4g llir- ror Typist 4. WiI1z1'f1 tlzim' 01.111 111111 Iiurzr.-r.' thy ror1!r'1z!. One of Sara llellcfs niee eliararteristies is her frienrlly smile. She lives up to the impression it creates, too. She is very ohliging ancl one of the most gracious girls in the Class of HSS. No one neecl feel ill at ease while talking to Sara Belle. Sara Belle is rather quiet anrl tloes not talk muehg however, one has but to speak ancl she answers with a friendly smile. Next year Sara llelle plans to continue her eomniereial work at some business college: she has not yet cleeicled which o11e. Lots of luck, Sara Belle. Jr. Reel t'ross 1, 2, 3, -lg .X. A, I, 2, 4g li0llNllt'l'Cllll Vluh 3 -lg Nite President Cfonnnercial t'lub -lg Thespian Soeiety 25 XYho bays 7 7 Is Dick absent toclay? No, as usual he is hiclclen hy the bulk of 1 person before him. He has lDCCI1 often mistaken for a l'i1'CSllIll1Il Judging from his activities, he is profounclly interestecl in eommei cial work. He can always be heard asking the committees he 1 His wit has proviclerl zest for many an occasion. lt is harcl to lieye that all that Cheerfulness ancl versatility ean he eontainecl in st a small object. Of late, he has turnerl his attention somewhat to fairer sex witl1 the result that he takes lone' walks up to lzast Incl rx TH E M l RRGR William Warren Winslow, jr. -fBi11 Liberal Arts Course Glee Vlub 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3g Chapel pianist 3, Latin Club 31 Lady of the 'I'errace lg Sonia 31 A. A. 1, 2, 3, -lg Jr. Red Cross 1 2 4' Classnote re Jorter lg Hi-Y 2. 3 7 7 gf man of mark. VVilliam is one of those few mortals who doesn't have to be burdened by a huge armful of booksg for he possesses a remarkable amount of natural brilliancy. In English class, when an unfamiliar word pops up, We all turn our eyes on Bill, who, without hesitation, supplies us with the meaning. He is a perambulating encyclopedia of general information. Bill is read up on almost every author and can carry on remarkable conver- sations on many subjects. Formerly, Bill's regular seat in chapel was at the piano, for he is quite an accomplished pianist. Billl' has not definite plans for the future, but just by looking at his dignified countenance, we prophesy success. Ruth Young General Course Commercial Club 3. The siuvcf m1z2'ers0 of an innocent mind. How'tl you clo that? Yea, I know that but how about this-P If you hear such remarks in the back of Room N when the Seniors come in to hang up their wraps, you may rest assured that it is Ruth. For with such words does she accost all her acquaintances, be they Seniors or mere Freshmen. Ruth is generally talking to somebody, al- though she seems to study quite a bit, too. Ruth is one of our shorter graduates. but, if you ask us, her short- ness increases her ability to fiit about and chat. Ruth has no definite plans for the future but we expect we will find her making some ones life happy wherever she is: .N'1',x'!y-1-1'glz I Rudolph M. Yourchock Rudy Dudc'l General Course Football 33 Track 4. 'fObsm'c'e the ojhportunifyf' That is what Rudy invariably does. He usually isn't very ta k- ative but when called on to recite, his few well-spoken words instantly impress the facts upon the minds of his classmates. Rudy is interested in a number of things, of which sports seem to have the preference. Besides carrying on his work in an efficient manner, he still finds time to enjoy school life and his many pals often look to him to crack a joke or tell an amusing incident. THR M I RRQR Dorothy Jane Zolner Dot Sunshine l'onnnercial Course A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, C'ommercial Vlub 3, 43 tomrnercial tfub t'hap:l Pro- gram 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Secretary 'l'ri-Hi-Y -43 Health tflub l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary Health Vlub 3, Cflassnote Reporter 2, 4, Library C' ub 1, 2, Mirror Typist -lg Mirror 1, 3, -lg 'lihe ,Marriage Shop 2g Sterling 4. A rluuglzter of the gods, 111'-:'z'm'1y tall, and uzoxt fliztfnely fair. Dot' is that tall, blonde, lovely girl in Room L who seems quite busy most of the time. She's always ready to talk or do something for you, though. Doing favors for people seems to be a pleasure to Dot Dot is rather famous for her powers at typing and other commer- cial studies. She hasn't quite decided, though, whether she'll take up secretarial work or not. She says she'd also like to be a beauty expert. YVell, whichever it is, Dot, we wish you success. Alene Zufall Speedy General Course Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Lady of the Terrace 1, Mikado 2g Sonia 3, A. A. 1, 2, 3, Red Cross 1, 2, 3, Health Vlub 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Four Keys to the Library 2, Klemories 3. Earth has not unyZlzz'11.g Io slum' more fair. Alene is one of the tallest and one of the prettiest girls from the class of '35, She may be seen with her many friends at any time. From Alene's list of activities you can tell that she has been an asset to the Girls' Glee Club during her whole high school career. This is evidenced by the number of operettas in which she has taken part. Alene's graduation will leave a vacant place also in the activities ol the Tri-Hi-Y. No social affair seemed to be a success unless .Xlene put her linishing touches to it. VVith these assets we know that Alene will be a surc.-ss in the years . to come. Jlv in X9 is x':-- -A ' ' f- ..-1' .-'HQ-ff-i'! . ', 3'5??:'5 2. 1:,.nQ:Q3l QQQ l' 'QQG' ' .Mt ' 'WW If Nvytv -fu! 11. .Ja 'T' .S'z',rl,x'-H1511 H F 'M 'I R R O R PRESS CLUB E MIRIQ UB ERCIAL CL M COM 'U Q -4 -S. xr' 1 R O IQ SCIENCE CLUB EMI ENCH CLUB FR lf. Q1 ' 3 'm - N X5 f THF N I RR fx I-HI-Y TR Q I M I R IQ OR 1 4 1 zzly-czlglzl GIRLS' GLEE CLUB IRR B CLU E LE BOYS'G - f. .L -.. -X 'f I N 1 MIRROR HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA OOL BAND H SC HIGH 'S x'. ig I1 I 'l' ll li Nl l li KC CHEER LEADERS K -A , I K w .4 -4 in 'aa E . I fl ., A ' -'ffl tl I , 5 73 A.. 41 UAD SQ FOOTBALL s ll I' Y. BASKETBALL SQUAD TIIF M I IQ RUR SENIQR CLASS N TES Y , NNI- hopi- that P. ll. S. I-nn gl-I along' wiI-hout us next your. A sninll group of seniors hid fnrm-wi-ll Io thc- lc-nuing' treo in front olf Ihm- sc-hool, undc-r which it has ln-ci-oiiio ai lIl'illllIIIJll for us to zissc-nihlo while waiting' for I-ho hcl to ring. XVO Iirinly ln-lic-vo Ihzif The on- c-ouiiug' studvnts will km-p alive- Ilu- Irndi- Iion of zissenihliug Ihoro. Oni- good result c-nusc-d by liziving- write-- ups in Thr- IlII1'7'Il'0-7' is that L-vi-ryono is on his good hc-havior sine-o hr- knows not who his hiog-rnplicr may bo. NVQ, the -seniors of T, hope wi- sc-f-uro as good plac-os outside of sf-hool as wo liayo in school. Tho que-stiou 'flint I-onfronts us now is, XVhzit to do? The Bond Issue Pzimclc- was I-njoym-d hy everyone sine-0 it not only fillowc-d us Io do all last doc-d for P. H. S., hut also glow us a c-ham-0 Io f-o-opc-i'nI1- for I-ho lnsl Iinu- :is -sc-hool pals. If you wish to know how indusIrious We rc-ally arc, you should hziym- soon oy- I-ryono working for Iho Bond Issui- Pan'- ade. Although we are proud of Ihc- For-I' Ihzil we Finally lizivc- hc-f-oim- Sc-niors, wc- :iri- very sorry Io li-nyc P. ll. S. :ind iIs 'fond memories. Sine-o wc uri- in-ni'ing our Inst dnys ol' sr-hool wi- ri-4-:ill :Is :I ,jokc-, Ihi- Irizils :ind I'2ll'I'S ol' Ihi- pnsI :ind nri- sorry wi- win- 7 u n - noi I-n,ioy I-lu-in 2lQ.L'2llll. Ilur lust will :Ind In-slzinu-nI III-I Ilu-ro hi- niori- pniwule-s. 'I'Iu- Ilond Issui- l'z11'z1dI- wus I-ho 1nosI I-xi-iIing' Ihingg' Ih:II hzippc-nod for wc-I-ks. Although C-vi-ry g1i'nIl11z1Iiiig1 I-lnss hams suIi'I-ri-d pangs of ri-niorso upon II-nving, wo, Ihm- Inst I-lziss Io grrznliinli- I'roni Ilu- I-Iiic-km-u I-oops I'Ill'l2lIlllj' linvi- :I rig'l1I Io wish wi- worm- staying- nnotlu-r yi-nr. 1 . o - .-il Tho zunount of walking I-hc Bond Issui- l,2ll'2lllI' 1-1-I-piii'0Il was fzlllglllllig' Io I-vI-ry- om- huI wo fc-II c-spi-I-inlly sorry for Ilii- hoys who pullc-d The I-llnriof. Miss Iii-own is quiti- linppy. Shi- I'I-I-ls surm- Ihzif Iho 'fruils ol' lu-r I-iicli-:Ivor will noI hi- from-n in I-ho I-I-llnr-rooin sinm- Ilii- hond issue- hns gona- Ihrough. lJon'I hi- zifraiid Ihnt NI-ro has vonn- hzic-k Io di-slroy our llilllllll. II wns nn-rI-- ly I-Silly HI-vi-I' in Ihc- Iflllll I'Iuh Ilo-II Y I C . Ilon'I gc-I I-xc-iII-d. II's noI an I'ioI. 'I'hI- . o - a hoys :ind girls ill'l' ,IIISI pri-pziring' lor Ilii- pm-mile. Q 5 n ' I'l4-also don I inziko lun ol us, II wi- 4-ry ou Vlzlss llzly. ,XIII-I' sill. wi- luxu- spi-nI prohnhly Ihi- linppii-sI yi-:Irs in our liI'I- wlihill Ilu-so porlnls. llwflll'-. II Xin Xin Soi Xin Xinon The things we love so y 'Il ll I2 lXl I R R 0 R PQETRY Seekings lfloi' treasui-e trove. 'tlYt', lis not silver, goltl oi' pearl I seek, When I Vow 'I'is for lI't'ZlSlll't' that all era Soinetinies niy path is steep antl rot-ky, leads Ifoi' treasure trove, I roye, lis a eareei' I seek, Ks a treasure trove, While ll rove, Roherti S. Phillihei' 'IIS ongst inan's rouggli hewn ways. onggst nian's i'ougg'h hewn ways. netiines tln'ongh hastionetl c-ities it ost' inan's rouogh hewn ways. A Thought At Dawn At tlawn, I love to wonder What this new clay will hringi forth, Will it hriug- new joys anal pleasures, Oi- mei-ely cares and soifrows? I V0 Will this day-a, spotless canvas Yieltl a picture bright and gay? Oi' will a careless artist touch it Vtlith a brush so lU1C0l1f'C1'llCLl, 'llhati 'twill make iti just at ehaos 'Phat 1'1l hide fifoin eyes of ineu? ongst inan's lftlllglll hewn ways. tl! 'tis for me to cleteriuiiie The picture that I'll paint, So that when this clay is quite eompleite The lovely picture that I'Vo made Will hring, at eve, more joy. lflugeuia Gibson '35 --.....-.-. .--,TT... 5 .T1.1T tl, safl it is to leave hehinil Ihe worries, the C'ZIl'lPS, the liezli't:1elie-s, Un these we no longjei' tlwell. We think only of the pleasures, .Xntl the joys our sehool has hroughlo, NM- wish that we were hut' Juniors, ' lint this 1-annot he oui' lot. NM- ninst gg-o on, ou- vell, Onward tlnwartl, no stopping here! This is no place of restg The goal may not be near, liut ti'ayell Seek the best! tlnwaixl, no stopping now! If you 've been slightly stayed. Take up a stifongei' Vowg Forget the one that's made. Onward, to your goal at last! tlnt into the worltl hoyontl, tlnwarcl, you will surely Win. We nnist now lt-aye the seln tll' xyliieli we are so fontl. mol Forget delay, the fretted past, tlnwarcl, you are sure to win. 737 I'IIi-anon' Sll.X'tlt'l' '35 Helen Pope 21.1 I lt'llfl'--YIIX' 1 . '111111 111114141111 0110 1111y i11 11, 11'111111y 111111111 '111111 S1111 S111'11y 111111111-11 I S11Il1.l'll1 11111 1111111 S111-l11Si1111 11111111 11111111111111 11111 11'1111S Of 21 111ig1111y f111'11S1. 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SII111l1, will 10 B12l1l0lYll. 11111- w11l1l lllj' 1111s1111111 11s s111-1'0111.1'y 111 Mr. 1f111'0y. 1, 1111111121 S1llllli2l1l'1l, will 10 ll0l'01Tl1j' lJlll1lj' lllj' lllll0l'l11'1l 11l11l11y 111 111011 11111- 1010s. 1, I111-li xVlll12llllS, will 111.1 1101111 ,lJ1ll.,1lll1 my 0X1'0ss h0igl11. 1, 1111111111 S1.11r11101', l11'1lll1'1l11ll 111 lllj' l10s1 11111, 1101011 B11ll1r011, my lill11XVl1'1.lQ'1E 01 .l11h11s1111. 1, V1l'g'llll2.l l111111l0, will 111 1V11111l1'11W Smith my 1'l'011li1'1l S0211 111 11011111 J 1111 1110 . - 5 - 0111111111011 111111 h0 1211111 1110 l10s1 1'ill'O 111 11. 'l'11 Billy 'l'h1111111s, li, 112151101111 N1111z, will my 11l11l11y 111 s11lV0 ll1il1fll0Ill2l11f'2ll 1.111111- l1-ms 111 l'hys11's 111111 1'lIOIlIlS1l'j'. l. 11111 l1.X'1'l'S, ll1'l'1'l1-V will 111 Sllllll' 2lSl1ll'- lj 1-1511 Q' y A 111311 .1 111g 1111811111311 1111111013 111y S0111 111 1,110 01'- 1'll1N1I'2l 1111 which 1 l111y11 held down 1l1es0 1111s1 six XCZIPS. 1, 1301110 'Cl'2lf1, will 10 141101191100 Reid 111y s111111y 1l1s1111s111011 Qmy giggle 111 0111- 01' W0l'LlSD l10p111g 1111111 it will 110 of 1110113 110111 111 l10r lll s0l1011l 111111.11 11 has 110011 111 1110. 1, 11111111-101. G11lll1.il1, will 10 lllj' brother, Nivk, lllj' 1U11.l1S1l1l'lJC1l Sll0llC1?. 1, i'1Jil.l'l'YH 11ZlllUllY, will 10 J111110s Sw00110y 111y 11l11l11y 111 f'p11.y 2111611501177 111 1lll0IlllS1l'j' Cl2flSS. 1, LOl'l'lllll0 l10s10r, wish 1111 1101110010 Tlly l10l11y01l s0111 111 12100111 T 10 11101 s11111l10u11 .l1111111r, Philip lf1l111,Z. 1 1, J00 L011g, will 10 Bill Ifert my ll11ll11l'111l S0111 HS plilf1'0l' 01? first C'lHl'l1lC1l. 1, 1111111 lX11'11111111gl0, 110 ll1'l'OlJj' will my 1-011 llilll' 10 1121113 SilgCl'S. 1, 1.3111111110 l'110rr1s, will 10 111y sister, ll11l011, my P1'lVi1,1C 011111. 111111 111 R00111 J. 1, A1111 M110 Russ. 1101111011111 10 some 110- s1r111g -111111012 llly 11111111111 typing eraser, which f'lll'l0llSlY lCZlV1'S l10l0s 111 the paper. 1, A111011 S1'll0P1S, l1Cll1Q' 111 EL SOU.111l s11110 111 llllllil C011 will 111111 lJ1?flUCZl1tll 111 lCr1110 153111112 lllj' 11l11l11y 10 play g001l 010 1111111111111111 111111s11' 011 111y 0110 string gu11a.r. 1, 1'10r11l1l11111 1.i'Zl1Zll'0llC'l1Q, 110 l10r0by gl111lly l11.'11llC2l11l1 my sl1111'11110s1s1 10 Leon l l11l,01111. 1, P11111 Bock, willingly bequ0a.1.l1 10 Slllllff 11111 Q11llll,0l' my Sl1Ol'11l0SS 111 height. 1, 1112111011 B111r1l, 110111100111 10 B11rl1111'11 141111118011 111y 11l1ili1y 111 101111 l10r01l. May sh0 11s0 11 ZlLlV2l.ll181gO0llSlfy . 1. 110r01l1y Z11l!1Cl', 110 h0r0hy boquefith 111 1101s lillxlllliilll my 11l11l11y 10 hurry 011 11ll 1101'11s1011s. 1, fililll' H11111111, l10l'ClJY 1301111631111 10 pililllll 110s10r my 11l11l11y 10 wr110 11111152161- 11l1l0 Sl111I'1gl1f111l1l. T II I2 NI I IQ IQ. U IQ I, Josephine llorazio, do hereby set my hand and seal on this day of 1935, to bequeath to 'I'liomasine Iienne my great love for Geometry and other branehes txt' math. I, Ruth Young, will to my sister, llazel, the best of luek for the elass ol: 19339. I, Sara Belle Wineberg, being in an almost sound state of mind, do bequeath as my last will and testament to Dorothy IIoman, a most deserving Junior, my ability to make typing errors. I, Evelyn Fleming, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to -some deserving Junior my job of being stooge to Miss Boles. I, Hazel Turnbull, will to my eousin, Kenneth Stear, my exeeptional ability to bear up bravely on report eard day. I, Melvin Arnold tfrotzer, being in sound mind and body bequeath to Flor- enee Jones my exeess knowledge of lying- lish. I, Charles Leibhart, will to Irvin Blose my infallible luek in getting rides from West End to Jefferson Street. I, George Graf, do hereby will to Shel, don Wells my position as lab assistant under Mr. Sherk. I, T. L. Barletta, hereby bequeath to the dumbest Junior the seat in Room I' which was formerly oeeupied by our hon- orable president. To my sister, Anna Mary, who will be a freshman next year, I, Eleanor Snyder, will my seholastie ability. May she use it profitably! I, George Barletta, will to some desery- ing Junior my ability to type the high- est number of errors ber minute. I, Lewis Blose, will to Pete l3rown, my fund of witty remarks. I, Bertha Smith, will and bequeath to Nlinnabel Ilawk tllt llll 'lt' ol tln llllln eloek that awakens me t'or seliool tiym r 1 ' mornings a week lo my sister, Iloii man, will my Mode tliy I bvllllllll llo l 'l ' l ord so tliit sln I ean eome to sehool next year 'llo my brother Ililly tlib be a freslnnan next SU 1 n, yylio yy ill year I Iuugtnii tim son. will the pleasure ind institution I vx, reeeiyed during my tour yiais ol lneli o seliool, both, fiom t'tlllU't'IlI2ll clnssmitis ainlcwnnynwent Nuudnus I, lidward tloldthwaite, yyill to my brother, Ilonald, my interest in fonts I, John Melntyre, bequeath Amblod my ability to enter into ans eontemplation during the noon piiiod I. Samuel Smith, being .sllpposl y sound mind and body CU do lniyby bi queath to Mr. Sherk 100 shares terred stoek and gilt-edget Q I inteitst bi n ing seeurities in the Guselin Works Ine. of America. I, Louise Pifer, bequeath my front s . in 4'-I to some worthy . use next year. to Marty Kuntx my Iingl ish I V class. lunioi toi ln v ln reby lltttllt itll I, Florenee Kuntx, do 1 llt'l'YtlllSllt S 5 Ill I t 1rolyn lludak, do hereby yylll and v I , bequeath my ability to speak ripidly to Paul Iiremkau. I l I, Alma Iiyans yyillinely buuy ith to Iylthel Sprankle my limittd knoyylulet ol Iflnglish IV. I, Alta lliek . . my ability to tory elass. ey yyill to Ilixnn liitt A I I A inswer questions in llis I, Josephine lattcrson will my :bility 1 1 to do Iinglish IX' to lhithi tianll I, Sis Ilaiiold yyill to sonn pros peetiye member ot I' ll S. my :bility to try' to be '1 saxophoin playii 1 1 II Ii M I IQ IQ U R I. .Ioseph Mayne Ilepp, will my per- Hl'Yl'I'lly Ill I'll'l'lI .I. .lol'llzlll. 'llzllie l'fllI'C ol' il. I'll'l'4l. 'I'o YII'g.2'IIll2I Ilaryey. l, lit'I'2ll4Illlt' SWZIVIII, will IIIX love for l'IIl0I'l2lIIIIIIOIII1 illlll my ability to keep awake ill classes. I, Vlylle AlUIll'l'lf', llo llereby will Illj' Ileiellt to my short IJI'0l'IIPl', ,XI'lIlllI', pro- yillell Ile uses it to illl 2lLlVillllilQ.1'0 ill the pep IlIl'0llIlQ'S. I. 'l'wiIa Sutter, being of sounll minll Zlllll ill gooll health, llo hereby will to -Iaclq lIZll'Q'l'2lYltS llly ability to talk. I, Ilorotlly North, bequeath to llorothy North III.V gooll behavior ill school. I, Ilelty Neal, Ilereby will anal bequeath to IIIX niece, ivlI'Q'llll2l, Illj' Ionll aI'I'ection.a for Iillgrlisll IV. I, IJZIRIIC IJOIJUIILI, ol? sounll minll anll bolly, llo Ilereby bequeath to solllc most ileserving- -IllIllUI', my ability in Ifolnlller- l-lal Law. I. Ilelen Pope, ill sounll lllllltl anll bolly, llo hereby llllflllllilllil to every one of 1 Q e . Q y - - Miss .lollns IUIILIIISII Ill classes lllfy' abll- ity to llebate ill chapel. I, Ifllizabeth Iirawzylc, hereby will fl,ll.l llerllleatll to llisther Greelle llly everlast- ing' grill anil lllltf0llll'Ull2lIll0 temper. I, .Iames liiillllllllllll, being totally un- Stlllllll of minll, hereby will to the next llI'llIll Qllajor a pair of shoes, which were l'orlllerIy white in color, but are now lllOl'C the l-olor ot the mull that encases tlleln, with the hope for Iligrgel' anal muclllier Iioolball Iielcls. 0 ' - 1 fllll ol the Iilllflness anll Q'l'IlOl'USIl-Y ot my heart, I, Iialtue Sutter, bestow upoll -Iames Slartxell IIIY ability to finial out bn-s sl-elvis. I, the one Zllltl only Il. Marie Knisley ol' I,lllIXSlIl2lXYIII'fy' will Io l'eg1g'y Ill-pp alll Hose IAPITIIZII III'X' sllorllless illlll my lblllllllll .X.'l.Il1.'lj' hair, with the hope that they will be more satisfied with them than I Was, and also with the hope that Lawyers Morris anll Morris will lliville lny bequests equally. To Demaris Staples, I, Frances Rimer, will Illj' ability to leall cheers. I, NVayne Snyder, duly bequeath my capacity ill Commercial Law to Robert l'arrish. I, David Morrison, will to Mr, Sherk all my information regarding neophyte I Russian war gasl that lny pal and I ilevelopell in the P. II. S. lab. I, -Iohn BIZIIIQCIT, will to Augustine Test, the ability to hitch hike rides to and from VVest End during lunch hour. To nly brother Jimmy, I, Anna Grace Ilepp, will lllj' ability to dance, and hope he will use it to his advantage. I, Robert Philliber, being of sounel mind and body, do hereby will to my sister, Jean, my means of conveyance from the TUWIISIIIP of Gaskill to the city of Punxsutawney, provided she has the ability to maintain accurately my early hours of departure. This clone on the Zlth clay of March, 1935, A. D., without unllue influence. I, Isabel McCormick, will to Barbara Simpson my excessive and overwhelming love for school. I, Margaret Grove, solemnly bequeath to the lnost Worthy IHIISICIZLII, my place as lil-st violinist in the orchestra. I, Ellen Jorllan, will and bequeath to lIartley 'llhompson my ability to do math- ematics. I, lCsther Elizabeth Rosborough, will and bequeath to Philip Salvaggio lny up- permost waye witll the conclition that Ile take as good care of it as I llill. Long' may lt wave! T II IC INI I IQ IQ O IQ I, Fred lievy, leave to Fred Zeidel my superb ability in balaneing' Chemistry equations. I, Martha Sadler, will to some poor unfortunate lflreshman, my prot'ound knowledge of what it is all about. I, George Bennett, will to Alton Ani- baldi my rights to go to NVest lflnd. I, Mary lIog'an, do hereby bequeath to some Junior, the beloved little orange book of mine, The Life of Samuel .folia- son. I, .Iaeob Blose, will to Mark Kerr my exeess knowledge of Caesar. I, Pauline Sharpy, do will and be- queath to some lover of musie my ability to do home work while listening' to the radio. I, Harry Branch, being in posses- sion of my original and ambitious minl, do- hereby will my knowledge of English IV to whoever may think he needs it. I, Glenn Depp, do hereby will and be- queath to my friend, Gus Gould, my un- ruly, eurly hair, on condition that he do better with it than I have during the past few years. I, Earl Glass, hereby will my seat in the Grill to anyone who thinks he ean oeeupy it as many times as I did. I, Mary Davis, will to Ruth Dennison my ability to chew gum. I, Cora NVheeler, out of the kindness ef my heart, will and bequeath to Bill Thomas of the Sophomore Class, my ex- tensive knowledge of French III. I, Annabell ti'ondron, in a sound state of mind, bequeath to Sheldon NN'ells my ability to write Chemistry formulas. I, Glenn Cassidy, supposed to be sounl in mind and health, do hereby, in the presenee of P. ll. S. bequeath to some deserving .Iunior my ability to ereate disagreeable odors that are often emitted from the lab. I, Mamie tfostanzo, hereby will, be- queath and bequest In llemaris Stear, my great ability to see the Iunny side ol' everything'. I, Marie Smathers, upon Miss lit-yer's ' I ' 4 request, will her a slew lnehes ot my ex' eess height. This al-so applies lo my nephew, Mark Stewart, -I t't. 5. I, Kathryn Morgan, hereby will to XVilma Iledding my mueh used seat in the Glee Club, hoping' she makes good use of it. I, lion Altheide, will to any .Iunior who is not as well versed in the art ol' reading' and writing shorthand, my ever deereasing' knowledge of that subjeet. I, Byron Dinger, will my knowledge ol' Freneh to Jay Miller. I, James Shirley, in my right mind ll hopel will to .Iim Sweeney my ability to he quiet in the lab. l, the Honorable -I. 'IIarold Barkley. Iilsq., being in a sound state of mind it' you please, do hereby bequeath to any deserving, my brown hat unique with many -shapes and sizes. I, llale Ruth, do hereby will to my sister, Hazel, my knowledge of eommer- eial law. l, Arduane llemott, hereby bequeath my ability to torget exeuses to any on- eoming I4'reshman. v v . ' ' I. Joseph Naee Clxid lopenhagenl will to l'arl Iiiehvareik my pugilistie ability. I, Raymond 'I'ang'ren, do hereby be- queath to Phil Salyaggio my unique abila ity to instantaneously manulaeture any prineiple or detinltion in the eeonomies eourse. v . - 1 ' l, William Ileyer, ol sound mind and body, hereby will to .Iohn Vostanzo my .X on 1 THE MIRROR dexterity in knocking flown Freshmen while hurriedly traversing the halls of l'. Il. S. l, Gt-orgean -lerko, will my shorthand ewlitieates to Evelyn liromer. To my brother. Dean. I, Basil NVelder, bi-qneatli my ability to hold up the maple tree ollt front and I hope he keeps the bark as shiny as I did. I, I i'anli Vostanzo. will to Robert An- nibahli, the right to represent my person in Room Ii next year. I, Virginia Fink, do hereby will to Lil- lian London the lovely snag on my seat in the lab on which I continually 1-aught my hose. I. Thomas Orville 1IcGonagle, will to Teil Sager my ability to do the highland tling to the tune of the high sf-hool's .Xlma Mater. I. Elizabeth Fera. being in my sound mind bequeath to my sister, Adeline. my fondness for dissecting those poor little animals in biology. I'pon my departure from P. H. S., I. Edna Tyger transmit to my little sister Nellie. my ability to keep quiet. Bob Ilellis XYill I. or will I not? This is my will. HBob In the year of our Lord. 1935, I, IVil- mer Burkett, do hereby set my hand and seal on this day of March IG, 1935, to bequeath to my sister, Elsie, my ability to get tlirougli deal' olcl P. H. with the slightest degree of concentration. To my dear little brother 'tDutch who in Jr. High. I. Raymond Haag. bequeath my good behavior in tifhemistry 4-lass. Be careful, 'Dutc-h of the woods. I. .Xrdell Ilaines, apparently in my right mind, will to any on-coming .Innior .biz Ili Ill'-i'1.'1,1 or Senior the unique jinx that kept me from making high marks in Engli-sh III and English IV. I I. George Johnson, will to Francis lZipj Sandy 1ny ability to get next. Being in my right mind and in pos- session of all my senses and feeling that I am about to leave P. H. S.. I, Eddie Jones, do bequeath to Don Lamison, afel- low slave of the stage, my unnatural abil- ity to stay on top of the shaky ladders. I, Charles Miller, wish to will to some young freslnnan my football uniform, and hope it will fit well. I, George Moore, being in right state state of mind UD wish to will to the faculty one stream-lined 4'Fountain of Youth. I, James Thompson, being sound of mind and body bequeath to some fresh- man my resemblance to Joe Palooka. I. Stanley Voyten, will my seat in the rear of Room L which affords a good view of the hallway to some junior who likes to watch parades. To my sister I make this will that she might use the time I kill- Mike Pug- liese. I, Milward Latta. being of a sound mind, do hereby, will and bequeath, give or bestow upon, any French student my inability to understand Mr. Boyd when he says to throw away my gum in French. To Donald Lamison, I, Byron Haines, will my place as a member of the Senior class. I, Ruth Lewis. do hereby bequeath to Nita Depp my pleasant walk to Ivest End every day. I. Genevieve Long, bequeath to Ethel Heeter my vacant seat in Room T. I. Louise Robinson, bequeath my ability to dance to 4'Pat Raffetto. 'l ll li M I li IQ CJ IQ l, l4lll:1 H1-liz, will 111 IIIV I11'-sl l1'111111l, 11114-.l11111111' IIIX' 2llilllIlX' 1111 1111 lSllI'1 Phyllis i'2ll'lJ2lllg'll, my skill i11 lypowrii- l, Allllll' Zllliilll, wish 111 will 111 lllN l111l1 ing: sis11'1', l+'1'z1111-1-s, my A. li. 1 lmuk 11l111I1 l, Jz1110 M1-Nvvl, llt'l'l'llj' l11'1l1111z1ll1 my l lmw 111z11l1- IIS1' ul 111 111.1 llllll' .V1 IIS 1l prize f'0l'll 111 all llw fl't'Slllll0lI who l1z1v1' l1ig'l1 sr-lmol. stoppwl 1111 il this y11z11', z1111l may 1l111V l lillSS1'll -Xl1l11-i1l1-, lzmlullx 111lI 111 Olljily it as 111111-l1 as I l1z1v1'. l,1f11is1- ll11l'l'111:111 my just 111vl11s fl 1l1g1s1 I. li 1'z111kli11 illl2llllll1'l'.i, l11'i11g.g' ol' Sflllllll img' 1-1-1'1z1i11 w111'1ls i11 Miss 111i111l illlil lllltly, will 111 1l11- must lll'Slll'V- l2ll'.V. AUTQGRAPHS 1 lS11l11' 1111 llll ll N 'I nety-four 0 49 WUT Odhpi' Q o 1. C U 1 o , . if T. .S I2 1- ' ' LS I . ,Q 2 K vi:-.Li N 'x N. 1 x' I-. 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Cafe rx. cg. .XNIJIiIiSON, 1w01,1-it-I.,1- Flvwers from We Serve the Best Crlssman's AIZISUIIIC Temple Irllclg. I'u11xsutawncy, l'a. I I I XX I Xl I II N t Tile Mi1'1'01'.' llll NIIIIUI J., - so ' i ,. ,f 5 , s g J I 'if r Ta miya Greetings frorn Qobbiers' Knob! Bre'r Groundhog extends congratulations and best wishes to the graduates of ' 3 5 from Panxsntawney Beef 6? Provision Company fl lil li KKRROR LET US SAY Congratulations I Graduation Dav is your accomplish- ment of learning and friendship. For this end you deserve more than to be congratulated. In all those past years we have recognized you as our best friends and in the future We Want to be more than your friend-your servants. VVe know of no better time than Com- mencement to express our sincere ap- preciation of your patronage during your school happy days, and in conclusion We consider it a high honor to say to you, Heartiest CONGRATULATIONS. City's Most Up-to-Date Confectionery Store BARLETTA'S Palace of Sweets 319 East Mahoning Street Phone 9862 Bob '21 Lynn '33 Hami1ton's Pharmacy 210 W. Mahoning Street PARKER PENS and PENCILS OUR OVVN CHOCOLATES Visit Our Perfume Counter Good Morning, Boys and Girls Compliments of Brown's Boot Shop Graduation i 'ii L f o ea in Nothing would be more appreciated than a gift of Hosiery or Silk Undies, Slips, Dance Sets, Teddies and Panties. All new at Very Reasonable Prices. I-Ieartiest Congratulations to the girls and boys, and we solicit your patronage. urray's Dep't Store ln Dealing XX'itl1 Advertisers, Please Mention The Mirror. uzvf-v-t ight T I I R RUR Safety The County National Bank Punxsutawney, Pa. Service G-E REFRIGERATORS EDISON LAMPS Whiteman 81 Co., Inc 214 East Mahoning St. WIRING and ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES EDISON MAZDA LAMPS H. Quay Morrison FUNERAL DIRECTOR Phone 54 So. Gilpin St. Compliments of George's Fashion Shop Kurtz Coal, Lumber 8: Supply CO. We Specialize In CLOTHES FOR THE BUILDERS' SUPPLIES MILL WORK Friedman's II Defllillg' XYiLl1 Advertise Il WI t ll NI IXYIHI If 'f' 'I' ll li M l R R O R Capital, Surplus and Profits over S500,000.00 Punxsutawney National Bank You are invited to open a regular savings account on which interest will be paid. Also to become a member of our Annual Holiday Savings Club, which is the ideal way to save for any special purpose. one man tells another- TAILORING CLOTHING is H:3RRDASH5lig .Q 4 X'St'.u.R 1 eb kt MAIN AT FIHDLEY ST PUNXSUTAWNEY PENNA EXPERT WATCH CLCCK and JEWELRY REPAIRING E. G. Gooder JEWELER 312 East Mahoning St. Established 1888 212 W. Mahoning St. ROBINSON'S Lockwood Auto Co. CHEVROLET SALES and FURNITURE, FLOOR COVERINGS SERVICE and GAS RANGES Your Home Should Come First P11036 140 211 S. Gilpin St Service That Will Please at the Midway Barber Shop W. L. LLOYD, '15 News Publishing Co. Publishers Of PUNXSUTAWNEY NEWS All Haircuts 25C PRINTERS Opposite Iron Works Punxsutawney In In-:sling XVith Advertiser' Pleas Nl t n The Mirror. fl 1' IIIHIIIVVIII 'I ll li M R R O IQ Announcing Jacob Zeltler Co., Inc. J G NGLPH SLCC Established 1856 O NOW Official INSURANCE 8: REAL ESTATE SPALDING Representatives Millions of Assets New Used Millions of Surplus REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS Sales Service WE HOLD YOU SAFE -i- GREETING CARDS GIFTS Everything in Insurance C PARTY DE ORATIONS BOOKS GEO. L. GLENN WILLIAM C. GLENN STUDENTS' SUPPLIES The Corner Lunch Fenton McAfee TAILOR Ask Anybody CUSTOM MADE SUITS Bell 162 PHIL CARLINO Manager Punxsutawney, Pa. R. Costanzo FANCY GROCERIES FRESH FRUITS FINE MEATS Phone 217 We Deliver New Deal Store WITH QUALITY MEATS WE WON'T BE BEAT ROB 'T' ARMSTRONG, Manager ln Dealing' VVitl1 Advertisers, Please M t l'ln- Mn'i'o1'.' Om' lllnzflrf 7 17 'I' II IE NI R R O R Compliments of Phone 999 9 TIRES and TUBES if REPAIRED SHOE STORE EXIDE BATTERIES Firestone Gum Dipped Cord Tires Recharging Punxsutawney Storage Battery Company Mack's Place Br-own Bros. Company ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE Fire, Automobile, Casualty, Bonds and Life SURE OF SERVICE HERBERT D. FRANK, Jr., Mgr. JAMES C. MCLEAVY, Agent 216 N. Findley St. Phone 56 J. T. DAVIS, Jeweler Eyeglass Repairing a Specialty- F. R. Chambers ELECTROLUX GAS Also Expert Watch Repairing. REFRIGERATION Radios Washers Mix Masters ELGIN WATCHES FULL LINE HARDWARE 206 W. Mahoning Street Punxsutawney Phone 345 East End Greenhouses V. E. CARR, Proprietor CUT FLOWERS, FLORAL DE- SIGNS and POTTED PLANTS We Solieit Your Trade and Guarantee C-ormpiliments of Trafvis Beauty Shoppe Service Phone 736 402-8 Greenwood Ave. Punxsutawney I IJ ling XVitI1 Advertisers, Please Mention The Mirror' U w l!1fr.'1l1wl 'litem 'l ll l. Rl R R O R Kurtz SL Hastings Complete INSURANCE Service Fire, Life and Accident Auto Liability Phone 15 Congratulations to the Class Of 1935 STUDENT SUITS .2 316.50 to 322.50 Farmers SL Miners Ned L' Brown SL CO' Trust Co. Punxsutawney, Pa. Make Murphy's Your Shopping Headquarters G. C. MURPHY CC. 5c and 1Oc Store Service With a Smile MuTTay,S Dyeing and If your Watch is on ' Q Cleaning CO. the Bum, have it ' XjflIE. Cleaned and Proper- p H I if-m -W, DYEING, CLEANING lv Oiled by wi' . .fff J A PRESSING J A Wehrle8zWehrle 7 A ' f Phone 162 230 East Mahoning St. ln Dealing XVitl1 Advert ll NI Lion 'l'l1t- 3Ii1'1'm'. Om' 111111111711 ffl 'I ll lx M l R li O R SCHOOL CLOTHES MUST BE ABLE TO TAKE lT ! They must he smart-they must be lowfpriced! And Penney's make them that way! But in addition, Penney's build them for a hard life-and a merry one-of good fabric, with extra strong seams and extra careful tailoring! See them today! 0 If poys fo shop of I l.C.PlJNNlZY COMPANY, Inc. Mahoning Hardware 81 Implement Co. GENERAL HARDWARE and VARIET'Y ITEMS MEANS and LAUF DRUG STORE SERVICE, QUALITY, PRICE 113 N. Findley St. Phone 244 FORD V-8 The Up-to-Date Car The Only V-8 Under 952,500 The McQuown Auto Co. Punxsutawney, Pa. GOODYEAR TIRES PREST-O-LIT'E BATTERIES When you step on it be sure your Tires and Gas are from JIM GUTELIUS Graduate of 1909 He Saves You Money 220 Front St. STOOPS GROCERY Fresh Home Made PIES, COOKIES, BREAD Free Delivery Phone 199 PunxsutaWney's Finest Paint Store Ask us to tell you about the 1001 ways we know to make your hom-e more beau- tiful, more comfortable, and more cheer- ful. Peoples Planing Mill COLE BROTHERS, Proprietors 222 North Jefferson St. . Y . is . ' LLYY ' 9 I I ling' With Advert e ll se Mention Ihe Mirror. C7 flH1I1fI'r'rf fffllll' TH li M . lx RU IQ Phone 258 PERMANENT WVAVING Lavender Beauty Shoppe LILLIAN FETTERMAN, PI'Op. A Complete Beauty Service 132 East Mahoning St. Punxsutawney Compliments From McCRORY'S The Big 5c-and-1Oc Store Congratulations to the Class of 1935 iii' Fred Villella Tailor Complimnents of Jones Furniture Company Chambers' Dairy R. W. CHAMBERS, Prop. PROPERLY PASTEURIZED MILK and CREAM It's Filtered Phone 226-W 402 N. Findley Street Punxsutawney Eat at the- White Front Restaurant STANLEY MAGOS, Prop. SEA FOOD SPECIALTIES Compliments of Compliments of Nation-Wide Stores In Dealing' XVitl1 Advertisel , Please RIQIIIIUII 'l'ln- M11-www. Om' Ilzrrzflzwf TH I2 M f RRO R Let Us Make Your Photographs F rampton' s Studio Compliments of F. W. Woolworth Co. Compliments of We Specialize in PERMANENT WAVING Croquignole Push-up . . Eugene Harvey Electric Repair Company Gabrieleen Sutter Beauty Shop Telephone 376 Bridge Accessories our Highest Ambition Is to Fir Every Day Greeting Cards T ll' You Expertly, Stylishly and a les S Economically S Open Stock Dinnerware Glassware Novelties Lintz Shoes , Use Our Lending Library 113 N. Jefferson Street DISTINCTIVE GARMENTS Ed. J. Baker FCR ATWATER-KENT RADIOS SCHOOL GIRLS ROYAL SWEEPERS AUT'OMATIC WASHERS ? Rosenthal S Keystone Building ln Dealing XVith Advertisers, Pl-ease Mention The Mirror O 1' Ilzirzdwd Six 'I' Il if Nl IQ RUR Compliments of Pennsylvania Electric Co. Cut Rate Drug Store fxxvililiillllll X Tcalij Where Drugs and Patents Are Sold For Less PHONE 9830 120 E. Mahoning St. Fashions - Appropriately Styled for the School Miss The Smart Shop It's Smart to be Thrifty The Sty1e's the Thing Gbuinliakia Men's Wear 118 Mahoning Street Pasteurized Dairy Products Sanitary Dairy H. ROY HILEMAN, Prop. 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