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

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Sczence and Mathematics CLYDF MFNIFFLY lvvt Srmrzfr 1111114 HIIIUFS MFLVIN S MITCHFLL t S1111 ff-1-.wzwfzfd mai lax, Bob, .md Bud learn to be accurate Ten SCIENCE and art belong to the world and before them vamah the barriers of na tlonalxty Our Qchool provxdes for us a program of xclence planned to lnclude every pupll One year of general QCISDCS and one year of math ematlcs are requlred After tbw fundamental -tudy, we may add the study of bl0lOgy plane Ueometry Qolld geometry, trlgonometry phys rcs and chemlitry Thls program of QCICHCC g1V69 us a com mand of uaeful knowledge and an opportun THOMAQ WILCON Nrzf lu! llullzrm 1 ut CLIFFORD DONFY 1Iath1'mr1t1cv O O CK ' 3 ' ' 7, 1' Q ' , l -5 a - 9 ' V .A 1 A at f x I . x ' ' ' V 'K ity to practice the solution of problems. We l flu' .l'4'1fP -1 I .l.N',V', .1 Alnfll Q I l.t.' I , I l'-.-

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JAMF9 T Dow vu- NFLsoN H BOYD Suprrxntenzltnt ur Srlmulx Iflllflpfll Ill High SFIZUHI MARVIN B CLARK lst! Prmrzpul nf High School lvst llatlzmurztxrs l zvuul I'dllCl1110?l college course or work he expects to enter after his graduation from the local school e are well equipped to meet the needs of the pupil There are classrooms, labora typing rooms, gymnasium, library, auditorium, home economics rooms, tones, offices classroom act1v1t1es we offer the student experience in various club activities, which include the publishing of a yearbook, a school newspaper, the production of high school plays, and schedules rn football and basketball teams As a whole, the plan in Punwsutawney lllgh School IS designed to give each stu dent an adequate preparation for the fu ture, whether he intends furthering his education or not OFFIC rs Cut school oflices are the very nerve hands passes the business and recordings of the students who attend Punxsutawney High School Grades, attendance, records, and schedules pour through ln a steady stream It is here that the activities of the faculty, admimstratlon, and students are coordinated lt is from these offices that we receive directions which make our school run on schedule MARY JANF GRUBE ALICE V GRAFFIUS ESTHER AVERILL Srrrrtary to Ur Boyd Secretary to 'llr Domzc -ltt1'n1lunrrOffarc'r Nme .. . 1 , l . . . x, l t l 5 x art rooms, and shops. In addition to the centers of our school. Daily through their l

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Science and Mathema cr learn to realle that results are sometrmes fallures heeause our reasonlng 1s wrong Some of the sclences may be used as a hobby or pastime a means of amusement, others gne us fr broader and deeper under standlng of the mfluenee of nature on man and the good and had lnfluences at work on the earth Both the natural and the exaet suences open up a hlghway to clear thmklng The study of SCIGHLC helps tram us to flll places Hamm Rn Nfl: of usefulness ID the world of today A O 9 Hmwtx SIHHRK Nrlfmf MARIAN 1. FARRELI. .V .v,t't .llflthrml irx . .',' ' ling .X flisrussinn gels umlrr way. W ELMPR MILLFR IHH I I 1111.111 ll I In1junmrIln,1z Nrlmnl Eleven