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

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GC DOROTHY M. WOOD ART JOHN H. COLEMAN Phys. Education MARY J. FENTON Librarian EDNA PIPER Home Economics Seven MELVIN S. MITCHELL Ass'f Science MARGARET C. BOLES English IRENE H. BEAM Ass'f English MYRA S. BROWN Latin, Ass r English 1 V . 'fl Q ,X Q

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cgsfzio 'za After twelve long years of study and play, we have nnally reached the first great goal of our lives. For so long we have looked forward most eagerly to the day, but now that we are about to be Alumni of Punxsutawney High School, rather than students, it is with a feeling of joy mingled with regret that we leave. Looking back upon our high school days, we already realize that the trials and tribulations of school work do not seem so onerous as they did at the time. But the many happy memories of parties, games, and entertainment seem to glow more brightly. The years ahead may present problems of great magnitude, but we have no feeling of uncertainty for the future. Gur school has given us the finest edu- cation possible to prepare us to assume the responsibilities of adult citizenship in the changing world of today. Wfe shall endeavor always to be worthy of the honor of being a graduate of Punxsutawney High School. TW? Cfrift 011' 1945 Nire