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

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We will recall our high school days when all other memories of youth have been forgotten, We are cer- tain that we shall be able to remember the real ties of friendship and confidences of our classmatesg our mingling in the corridors, our silent dreams and plans for the futureg our classroom discussions between teachers and studentsg all the fun we had at the foot- ball gamesg the thrill and pride we felt when our band played the Victory Marchng all these events we shall recall and cherish as a part of our high school days. As we come near the day of our departure and pre- pare to leave Punxsutawney High School, we experi- ence a feeling of happiness and yet regret. We are happy because we know we have accomplished our first big goal in lifeg we are sad because we know we are breaking away from something which is a dehnite part of us. We realize now how much our high school really means to us. Yes, we are reluctant to leaveg but, as we look back at the school we have learned to love, may we say to all, We'll always re- call our high school daysn and cherish their memory. Eighteen

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DoRo'ri1Y M. WOOD Art Competent head of our Art de- partment . . . line, fair, and soft- spoken . . . likes sewing, interior decorating and music . . . plays the violin . . . has a pleasing per- sonality . . . presents a neat ap- pearance . . . has an enticing smile. MRS. ESTIEI ER AVERILL Truant Officer Seen in principal's oftice every morning getting a list of absentees . . . usually knows which way the wind blows . . . hunts down hookey players . . . has a pleas- ing smile and comment for all. DR. HARRY FURNISS Dental Inspector Our hearty, laughter-loving den- tist . . . believes in never say die . . . likes to tease his patients . . . is a decided favorite with the students. DR. HOWARD MCCALL Dental Inspector Frisky, smiling and always of good cheer . . . has a quiet man- ner about him . . . his two sons double his interest in our school. HELEN C. PEARCE Dental Hygienist lfrierdly dental hygicnist of our school . . . very neat and precise . . . is understanding and a good listener . . . spends her time car- ing for the various toothaches of the students. EDWARD A. MARTIN Inclustrial Arts, Shop 1 Jubilant . . . teacher of wood shop . . . likes to tinker with tools . . . loves to have a good time . . . al- ways at good sport himself , , . served in the army before coming to PHS. Seventeen MERWIN L. WOOD MechanicalDrawing Teaches mechanical drawing . . . very friendly . . . quick and deft in his work . . , well-liked by all his students . . . enjoys wood- carving . . . likes sports. BIZRTHA V. BEYER School Nurse Our experienced high school nurse . . . keeps up our spirits . . . cheerful and happy . . . is very fond of gardening . . . the stu- dents are her chief interest . . . enjoys the comfort of her home. DR. ERNEST GlGLl0'TTI Medical Inspector Small, dark, and intelligent . . . has a great understanding of peo- ple . . . has a noticeable sense of humor . . . gives physical exami- nations to high school students. DR. WILLIAM NEw'coME Dental Inspector Another of our good-natured school dentists . . . served as a dentist in the Navy at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station . . . experienced and skillful in his work. DR. FRANCIS J. 'l'RUNzo Medical Inspector Our very proficient school doctor . , . is kept busy caring for the different aches and pains of the students . . . his quiet manner and pleasant smile make many friends for him. THEO FULLERTON Ass't Social Science Served in the U. S. Navy during the war . . . collected many beau- tiful souvenirs from the Holy Lands . . . likes to fish . . . teaches American History . . . can tell students many interesting stories . . . a master in his field.

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Seniors Anal we'll always recall our high school days