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

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'I'II Ii NI I IQIQUIQ Peter Paul DeFazio General t'ourse lYrestIing, 2, 31 Ili-Y. 2, 31 Recl Vross, 3, Soltlmall, 31 .X. .X., 4. .nib Neal 1111! 1101 gflllllyu stature has nothing to clo with his activities. He enjoys a gootl game 'un' ol' hall. Pete is interestecl in wrestling ancl in '35 ancl '36 was a top noteh wrestler. Ile wrestlecl in one of the lighter clivisions ancl hancllecl his opponents as the express nian cloes our parcels. Pete is a quiet little fellow antl clresser. Moreover, he is not a ffautly hut a motlest dresser ancl has gootl taste. Pete is uncleeitlecl ahout his future hut will prohahly Iintl work cluring the summer. Luek, Pete Pete is a small fellow harclly exeeetling live leet, hut his small ra . Elvera DeLuca Commercial Course Reel tross, I. 2, 3, -Ig .X. X., 3, -lg C'oinmereial Vluh, 3, 4. Gm 'Q .-is nzerry 01111 as gay as a tumzzfziz multi be. Talk. talk, talk. That is IClvera's weakness. VI'hen she's not talk- ing, she's giggling and when shes not giggling, she's stuclying. Iilyera . .rig ,, ' Q is very interested in Commercial work ancl expects to make it her life's work. Taking tlietation at IIIII worcls a minute, is nothing to lilvera. She is yery sensitive. Once you hurt Iilvera's feelings, she always remeinbers what you've clone to hurt her. However, she usually keeps her trouhles to herself. Iflvera cloes a lot of claneing and likes a gootl time. lflvera is plan- ning to go to lntliana State ,llC2lCllt'l'Sl Vollege next year. Sueeess to you, lilvera. Marjorie DeVoe Commercial Course .X. A., 2, 3, -Ig Recl tfross, 2, 3, 43 Commercial Vluh, 3, 43 Secretary ot' tfominereial Flub, 31 Press Club, 4. HM siufzzre tall-I 111110 a duuzpy zuoiiifzizf' ,s llarg is a tall, stately girlq well poised ancl graceful. She hailetl I, from Dulelois High School ancl enterecl P. H. S. her Sophomore year. 1XIarg's name ean always he founcl on the honor roll ancl her ahility in shorthancl ancl typing is remarkahle. iNIost of her stucly periocls are spent in the typing room, working for Press Vluh. 'When Klarg is not home stutlying, she is sitting in the Grill or the clrug store chatting with her friencls ahout last night's events. She is usually seen ritling in a tan-eoloretl l orc.l with a clark-hairecl hoy. Marg plans to go to Incliana State 'I'eaehers' t'olIege next year to continue her eommereial work. Ile the elass of '37, know that she will sueeeecl there as well as she has in high school. Ttzwlly-mir'

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'l'll li Rl l R R CJ R Maxine Craft Clommercial Fourse X. .X., 2, 3, 4, li. Red Cross, 2, 3, Commercial C lull, 3, 4. Huy reiflz. the spz'rz'f of ll'l'1'Sl70llSl'IIlU j'0Z1flI.U Maxine is the petite, dark-haired miss with the hig brown eyes and fair complexion who saunters into Room K just a few moments hefore the last hell rings. You seldom see her without her friends, Agnes and Julia. To see them strolling down street together or turn- ing in at .lohnson's Grill, evidently very carefree and gay, is a com- mon occurrence. llaxine loves fun and laughter and always appears light-hearted and merry. Maxine is very lovely to look at. ln fact, she is one of the best- looking girls of the Senior Class. Her charming disposition, plus her personal beauty, have made her many friends, The opposite sex con- sider her very attractive, too, we've heard. Maxine doesn't know what she will do next year, but here's success in any tield, lNfIaxinel Y Lois Crooks Commercial Course .X. .X., l. 2. 3, 43 Vommercial Club, 3 4, lr Red flross l 9, 2, 4 , 5 . . ..,, , 4.4 e . fl cnllzrfzdfr full Of glee. Lois always has a merry twinkle in her eye, for she is a lover of music and fun. Lois is quite accomplished as a pianist. She takes her work quite seriously and devotes a good bit of her time to her school work. lYhen Lois gets angry, it is wise to stay away from her. Although she is a quick-temperetl little girl, she always manages a giggle when something humorous is said or done. Next year. Lois plans to be in some business olilice pounding on a typewriter, and she certainly can type. Il-est wishes, Lois. Genella E. Curry Commercial Course . - .s, 1, 2, a, 4, A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Lommeicial Club, 0, 4. ilIe1'1'iIy, tlierrily, shall I live 11010, LTIZIIFI' the Inlossonz, that lmngs 071 the lmuglzf' t'urrie is that talkative girl from Room K, who can usually he 'Www found in a hunch discussing some unimportant matter. She really adores chattering with the hunch. You will see them talking and then they will burst into gales of laughter. Genella always seems wrapped up in her commercial studies. If she comes across a snag in one of them, she will turn around and ask someone near her. ln spite of C'urrie'sl' long walks to school, she is always full of pep and energy, when she arrives. We wish you all the luck in the world, Genellal Ttecizfy

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'I' H li Xl' l R R O R .ag Edward Dickey is ' X General Course Science Club, 45 A. A., 4. ' it .4iu11J' iuitlz mortal cares. .Xfter school lid may generally be found in the Biology lab. Biology holds a great interest for Edd, especially that part of Biology dealing with plants and bugs. Besides his interest in Biology, Ed tinds great enjoyment in reading. He spends at least two nights a week at the public library. Ed is quite a cheerful person and usually has a smile for his friends. lid is one of those fellows who do not take everything for granted. If he has a question, he asks it, or, if he be- lieves something else to be true, he tells you and argues his point until shown proof that he is wrong. lid's future is undecided but he tells us that he would like to study forestry. l Grant Dobson Liberal .Xrts and Scientific Courses slr. Red Cross, 3, -lg Science Club, 45 A. A., 4. Let thy words be few. This quotation fits f'Dobson'i so well that any other would almost certainly be out of place. Grant, evidently, believes that he should be seen and not heard, because he very seldom speaks unless called on, and only occasionally recites in class. This, however, is not due to his inability to answer, as his exam grades most definitely show. Dobson has a quiet humor which is indeed admirable because he rarely laughs aloud but just broadly smiles. We are indeed thankful that there is someone to balance our boisterousness and noise. Next year Grant intends to work on his fathe1 s farm, but something tells us he will be attending some college in the near future. XYhat- ever your aims. Grant, we wish you the best of luck. Bernard Duminske General Course 'Cl good lzeurt is better' than all the lzeczds in the world. P Do you know Bernie ? If you do not, you certainly should try to make his acquaintance, for, although he seems quiet enough in school, I nuts is the jolliest and best of company when out to have a good time. Like most of tho other Anita boys P'nuts is very enthusiastic about baseball, but it is a safe guess to say that he is interested in all sports. l nuts could easily hll the role of utall, dark and handsome ex- cept that he is not very tall. You can always find Bernie'i neatly dressed with his hair carefully slicked back. Bernard plans to be a mechanic. It is hard for us to imagine the dapper 'iI'VllL1lSH mixed in with grease and automobile parts, but We want to see him succeed in whatever he selects for his future occupation. 'W 'lizcclzly-limo