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

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'I'll li lll l IQRUIQ Alton G. Grube l,1l1t-1'al .X1'ts antl St'it-11titit- f'Ulll'Sl'S 1 .ll'. Rt-tl lross, l, 2, 3, 41 .X. .X., 43 llantl, 3, 43 ill'K'lll'Sll'2l, l, 2, 3, 41 , , , , . . . 1-I1-X, sq 43 5t't'l't'llll'X' ol ll1-X, 41 l,atin t'l11h, .ig St'it-nt't- t'l11l1, 43 t'lassnott- lqt'llUl'l.t'l'. 2. . . . . . - . ,, fl' .lI11l11-1' 111 11111111 1l1111g.v is rlll 11I1r1f111lt' lo 111- flt'.N'II'I'f1. -'W' 'I'11lly is ont- of tht- l't'Lllly stutlious llll'lllllt'l'S of our t-lass, llt- is x a lll'lll ht-lit-vt-1' i11 tl1t- atlagt- Hlvtbfli llt'liOl'l' play l1t-t'z1t1st- you always . . . . . . . . lllltl h1111 1111-pa1't-tl to Uivt- a t'o1n11lt-tt- 1't-t'1tat1on 111 any of l11s sttltllw, 110 FS niattt-1' how tlit'lit'ult tl1t- assignint-nt IIIIX lt Rt-tl is vt-ry artivt- i11 I-Ii-Y work antl also 11a1'tit'i11att-s i11 INLIIIX' otht-1' sot'ial liLlllt'llOllS. So, ht- is tluitt- popular ainong l1is ft-llow stutlt-nts. .Xlton is tht- hoon of tl1t- t'ht-1nist1'y t-lass. lYhilt- tht- rt-st of 11s shutltlt-1' wht-n wt- gt-t our t'ht-inistry tests hack, ht- tlisplayst ll gratlt- that just squt-lt-lit-s 11s. Sintt- 'Ilully is tlt-to-ply intt-1-t-stt-tl i11 this soh- jt-Ct, ht- t-xpt-t-ts to stutly pl1a1'1nat'y at sonit- hight-1' instittition of lt'lllll- inf' nt-xt yt-ai'-p1'ol1ahly 'llt'l1l1llt'. Gootl luck, 'l'11lly. Pb james Hall Dorothy Gruver fiit'Ilt'l'lll fltltl1'SC junior Rt-tl t ross, 2, 33 AX. .XM 5, 4. .S'pt-11k but I1'itIt'. Yt-s, that tlot-s st-cxn to ht- lJo1'othy's niotto, litml' sht- is 111111-l1t1llx nt-vcr ht-ai-tl talking whilt- at school. Dot is vt-ry fontl of Iliology, whit-h st-t-111s to go with lll'l' loxt ol naturt- antl hiking. .Xs a 1't-sult of tl1is it is no wontlt-1' that sht workctl out sonit- of tht- ht-st projt-cts niatlt- this yt'lll'. Dorothy tt-lls us that sht- ll1lSllOll1lIlQClt'lllllttf ill inintl ful' tht- linttnt although wt- rather suspt-t't that sho may t-ontin11t- to stntly liiolog5 ht r favoritt- suhjt-t-t. l,ut'l4 ht- with you, lJot l ., ef'- its 1- -ff, . t UIlllllt'liC1tll t ou1'st- .4 -- .X, .-X., l, 2, 3, 41 Rt-tl t'1'oss, l, Z, 3, 43 Intt-1't'lass 'llI'2lt'li, 23 'l't-nnis, 2: 'H A Softhall, 3. 1' J I fi jk- H l?l1Il1t- 111111 guy t1ll 1111- 1lt1y. 1 lit1t'k is tl1t- littlt- ft-llow usually st-cn with Shin l.ot'kwootl, for my thc two gt-t along wt-ll togt-tlit-11 Ont- of llt1t'k's pt-t liohhit-s is it-t-- --.4-uv' skating. Ht-'s always trying sonit-thing nt-w: going to ht- a Nlr. Sonia Q73 Hcnie, pcrliaps, .XIlUIllL'l' favoritt- pastinit- of lint-ks' is l1is t'11n1t-1':1. Ht- takes tht- l'ZllllClill almost t-vt-rywlit-1't-, in his t-ffort to gt-t tgootl pit-tt11't-s lYc'vc sccn sonit- of tht- lJlt'ILlI'L'S antl tht-y art- rt-ally gootl. ln the Slllllllltl' llut'k is tht- luaclistop for a tt-11111 i11 tl1t- lotal lllllSll- hall lczlgut- so it is appa1't-nt llllll ht- takt-s so111t- intt-rt-st i11 softlmall. l ahout his tt1t111t h11t sus tl11t l.t Buck is sonit-what t111tlt-t'itlt-t would likc to ht-tonic a lllltlltlgflllb Tit-t-11.'y ll YI

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usually be found with the rest of the gang, talking over some plans where she may be. She especially delights in playing jokes on her pals. rloubtedly be an asset to her in whatever she may do after graduation. 'I' ll li Ml IQ IQ O R Ann Goheen il General Course In Red Fross, I. 2, 3, 43 .X. .X., l, 2, 3, -lg Yice President of A. A., 3g V Tri-Hi-Y, 3, 4g .Xctivities Board, 43 Yice President of Senior vii Vlass, 43 Flassnote Reporter, 3g IJ. A. R. Vontest, 4. Too llilllil' to Tt'0l'SIlI'f7, T00 dz'-z'1'1ze to Iolite. From .tXnn's activities you can readily see that she is one of our schools most active young ladies. She is admired by all the boys and envied by all the girls for her beauty, her good taste in the selection of clothes, and her neat appearance, Ann is very fond of parties and dances but she never neglects her studies for play. Once Ann becomes your friend, she remains one. Indiana State Teachers' College seems to get much attention from Ann. ln costume designing which Ann is going to study next year, we feel sure success will certainly follow her. Best wishes, Ann, from all your friends. Alice Bell Gourley Liberal Arts Course Mm. jr. Red Vross, 3, 4: .X. .X.. l, 2, 3, 43 French Club, 33 Science Vlub, 4. Tile .vr.'eei1'x! gflflflllll to The Stvectcsz' 111r11'rl. .Xlice is that dark-haired, sweet-looking girl from UT. She can that they have made or just laughing and talking, l'egu is full of fun and delights in having a good time no matter .llite seems to tind fun and enjoyment everywhere. ller attitude has won her many friends in P. H. S. and will un- j Eleanor Grazier t General Course .Xrt C'lub, 33 A. A., 45 Red Cross, 1, 2. Slick all my fancy paiizrzterl lzerg Slick, lovely, slze's d1'z'ine. Xen, we are sure you will agree, has the most lovely smile. It is this asset which wins her your affection the very first time you meet her. No matter what you have to say, her friendly attitude gives you heart. Xen is quiet and you can always find her studying in her spare moments. You can depend on Eleanor being punctual in everything. .Xccording to her friends, NNCIIU has one prominent dislikeg that is wearing hats. YX'e hear that she wears one only when she thinks it is going to rain. t lCleanor's chief hobby is printing. She was the manufacturer of all those pretty posters for the play and for wrestling and basketball. She hopes to own a printing shop somedayg we are all ready to help her as far as possible to fulfill her desire. ' f, 7.w 11.ft'-ftf,cl'l

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'l' ll IBC NI I R R O R Stanley Halo Connnercial Vourse slr. Red Cross, 1, 2, 3, -lg A. A., 2, 3, -lg Football, 3, -lg Softball, 3, Touch Football, 15 C'ommercial Club, 3, 4. Ready, tuilling, and able. ,www Stanley Halo is the big, well-built boy who sits in Room T during activities period. Baseball is one of Stanley's big interests. He is very hard to get acquainted with. Stanley is quite contented with his present friends and does not like to make new ones. His ability to type and take dictation at a high rate of speed is something to be quite proud of. Stanley never worries about the girls because they do not interest him. Stanley expects to be working in an office next year. Good luck, Stanley! Norma Belle Hamilton l,iberal Arts Course Her eyes lidlillkll' as bflillifllll' sz'f1r,s'. llo you hear a laugh or a cheery greeting? If you do, you know that Norma lit-llc is somewhere near, for she possesses one of the most pleasing personalities in our class. Normie never seems to be in a had humor but is always smiling and jolly. Norma Belle's large black eyes, which are the envy of every girl in school, truly twinkle like stars when she laughs or smiles. Norma Belle not only manages to keep her- self in the best of spirits but many times raises the level of our own with her jolly words and jokes. Normie expects to either go to some art school or to DuBois Business Vollegc. lYherever Norma Belle may go next year, her success is assured because of her ability as a student and because of her per- sonalitv. Richard Burton Hampson General Course U '. xed Vross, 1, Z, 3, 4, A. A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Staff of lllirror, 2, 35 Business Mer. of ill!-l'l'0l', 4, liootball Blanager, 1, 2, The Pot Boil- 2' Bunty Pulls the Strings, 2, The lmportance of Being liarnestf' -lg Armistice Day Program, 3, Thespian Society, 2, 3, 4, Yice President of Thespian Society, 3g Vice President of Sophomore Class, 2, Health Club, 1, 2, Football Scoreboard, 3. 'Z-al goofl ,fellow and good looking, loo. In school, at least, usually in a hurry, about six feet tall, and quite good looking, too, is Dick Hampson. Dick has been active in the Thes- pian Society and its programs. This year he very successfully played the part of the leading man in The lmportance of Being Earnest. Dick has also been the business manager of the lllirmr and we must say that there, too, he has done a good job. Dick gets along wonderfully with the opposite sex and can often be seen with one or more near him. Dick intends to go to the United States Naval Academy next year. His chosen work is that of an agent for the Federal Bureau of Investi- gation. ll'e all hope that success will be yours, Dick. Tlx 1'1'.'y