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

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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.

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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

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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