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

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'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

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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.

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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