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

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TH E M l IQ li O R Sylvia Baun C leneral tilourse ill. Rad KIOSS, 3, 4. Quiet, .Vflllll-01l.Y, 111:11 f.. I-l'lIlI!j'.,, 'l'hese three words seem to describe Sylvia better than any full- length paragraph. Wlhile she is in sehool. she spends most of her time studyingg therefore, she never disturbs the teachers with any annoying conversations with her neighbors. She seldom volunteers to reeiteg but, when called upon, she shows that she has studied. lt has never been heard that Sylvia borrowed her assignments, but she might have been a lender because she always has her work done. Her laughter can be heard pealing forth from Room K any noon hour when she is in the midst of a conversation with her friends. We do not know what Sylvia's plans for the future are, but we know she will always be the same quiet, studious, friendly girl she was when :the -2 U K graduated in 1936. Blaine Bell Vonmtercial t'ourse lr, lied t'ross. 3, 43 t'ommercial Vlub, 4: Health tflub, -tg Touch Foot- ball, J. .lIr11 are born 'Ie'I.!'1I Kino I l'I'.V but Tt'l.fll one lmzgm' in orfler that liter .ylzoztlfl .we fidlifl' as mzzflz ft.: tlzey say. llere is. at least, owe boy in our class who was nexer scolded for loud talking. ln fact, Illaine is usually seen listening while others voice their opinions. lllaine limits his choice of friends and is never seen in strange com- pany: yet he would give his very ownself to anyone in need. Xllten lilaine was a freshman, we recall how extremely bashful he was in the presence of the opposite sex, but we think that the blushes are slowly disappearing. lllaine's knowledge of shorthand and bookkeeping will aid him in any future work he may undertake. George Bellavia General Vourse lr. Red Cross, 2, 3. 4. Z! Vvozrllz, l11'gl1-liefzrlerl and fmzfeizt, I TUKIIIIIVI' llzrnzfglz the 1eo1'I1l. George is that dapper, small, dark haired fellow from K. His face is almost always lit up with an ear to earn smile which could chase the gloom front even the most rabid pessimist. lle seems to be entirely devoid of care or worries of any sort. He possesses a voice which any business executive might be proud to own. Short monosyllables which convey the maximum amount of meaning within the shortest possible time make his linglish topics particularly distinguished. lYhat George does in his spare time, we are sorry to say we do not know and our inquiring efforts along these lines have been in Vain. XYhy the secret, George? if t lffllftl H

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'l' l l li llfl l R R O R Daryl Bloom General llourse 'x X w 4 ll Red Vross, 3, 43 lli-Y. 3. -lg Y. Pres. Hi-Y, 4g Science t'lub, -ll llasketball, slg Inter-class llasketball, 33 Football lllan- ager, l, 2, 3. HSI-lI'IZl'I' is fl lrm' fl'I'I'IlIf iulm llf'I'f'I' f7Cfl'l1j'S.,, This reserved young man with his unpretentious nature has a per- sonality which grows more and more likeable the longer you know him. 'lhink of someone working with an intent and stuclious look on his face and you have a perfect picture of Daryl. lVe have never been able to find out why Daryl blushes unless it's bashfulnessg but we have been able to ind out when he blushes. lf you are of the weaker sex, just go up and ask Daryl to help you with some diftlculty. The color rises to his face as he leaves no doubt in your mind of his thorough knowledge of the subject. Daryl has no plans for the future. Edna Bodenhorn liberal .Xrts Vourse 'tlCddie lr Red Vross, 2, .S , 41 .X .rX., 2, 31 Science Vlub, 3, Never itlle tl HIUIHVII-f, Im! llzriffy llllfl fllflllgfllflff of 0ifzc1's, l'dn't 's the till smiling Senior with the boyish bob. lllay we . 1 A. K s tdd also that she is a wee bit plump? Although lidna takes her school work seriously, she does not per l mn it to use up all of her timeg oh, my, no. she reserves some in which e can etiioy life. ln fact, her motto seems to be enjoy life while xouth. the tickle companion, is with you. lf perchance she does come to class unpreparefl oi e. to recite. , she always makes an attempt, often a successful lidna is seldom seen without hlinnabelle, for they are the best of ents. .X times they arouse env' and curiosity with their ringing ltuglis and busy conversa lpwliia has decided to be it 1 l t 5 l tion. I . 99' nurse. Vtfith her winning personality and kwin km te a good tonic to any fortunate patient. fleertul manner slim will be lil iytlf f I1 Ernest Fred Bortz Ernie General Course .lit Red Vross, 3. 43 Glee Vlub. 3, -lg Hi-Y, 3, -lg President of Hi-Y, 45 Treasurer of junior Vlass, 33 llasketball. 3, 4: W'restling, 3, 4g 'l'rack. 45 lfootball, -lg lnter-class Track, 3, -l. '21 lull, bloml, IIIIIIIISHJIII' young giant. Ilow well those words tit lCrnie'll His handsome physique is the envy of all who know him as well as the object of many an Ahl and Ubi from the so-called weaker sex. lt's hard to believe it, but lirnie has only been with us less than two years. He has become so indispensable in our daily affairs that it seems his cheerful disposi- tion, wide sunny smile have been with us always. lirnie has made a name for himself in athletics that will remain in 'ht minds of his classmates for a long. long time. He can usually be seen journeying to and from the 'Y where he is a well known figure in 'tum- bling as well as in all high school sports. .Xlthough few know it, his present ambition runs along the same lines as those of Fred .Xstaire twould you believe itll but nevertheless, lirnie contemplates going to college, where he will take up physical education work. lVe wish that the best of success be with you, f'E1'nie l