Mifflinburg Area High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Mifflinburg, PA)

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Q 126 .iilug-25 ' Mabel Elizabeth Miller Fritz Mah Mifflinburg, R. F. D. No. 1 By-word- Gee Kids Emerson Literary Society. Over the hills and not too far away lives Mabel, a girl with a sunny disposition that has won her a place in the hearts of all. Mabel believes in digging while the digging is good and that she will need her education when she is called forth to preside over a little household N Scatter some rays of sunshine as you go - - She thinks twice and speaks once Anna Mary Moyer Dutchess Ann Dutch Miftlinburg, R. F. D. No. 1 By-word- For good night's sake Riley Literary Societyg Inter-Class Basketball '24- '25g Class Play '24. Although The Duchess is the baby of our class, she holds a grown-up's place. I believe that she was born a poetic genius, because she reads poetry divinely, even Ruskin's Sesame and Lilies. Anna had found that even basketball can vie with Virgil for charms. A missionary, a teacher-well, I guess, a wife. The night has a thousand candles I was so embarrassed when I had to recite and did- n't know my lesson Helen Pauline Moyer Puss Mifflinburg, R. F. D. No. 1 Riley Literary Societyg Girl's Basketball '24-'25. Listen once! Who is that reciting in Physics?- it must be Helen for she speaks as a physicist. She would like to teach, become a nurse and even go to college-but then the best of plans are sometimes frustrated by a handsome Overland. K , There were Arnazon's before today I studied my lesson last night l16l

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, C 512 ,i.ilug25 Rachael Lucile Long Rach Lee Penns Creek, Pa. By-ivord-- OIL Kid If you do, I'll be cross Emerson Literary Society. Rachael journeyed from Middleburg High to M. H. S. in the fall of '22 and we are all glad that she cast her lot among us. She is not big, but her heart is large enough to contain the whole class as she proved on several occasions. In addition, there is also room for one Soph. Rachael's favorite sub- ject is History, because she loves to read about the HLee!S.7, I woulll l'!ll'lL!'l' si! on a pumplciu with one 'Soph' fllfllll to be crowded on ll velvet CIlSlLi07L.H Harold William Millel Mzllu 421 Market Street By-1vord- An' you donff say -'s that right Yes Riley Literary Societyg Soccer '23-'24-'25. Harold is a wizard in the midst of the Modern Lan- guages. He can speak English, Dutch and even at- tempts Spanish. Absolutely dependable and loyal makes him a staunch member of '25. I used fo work in the balfery But now I work in fl' store. I do anything from 'IIIf6llSlU'0 molasses To rzmning to open Nw door. Business, more Imsinessu Me and my Black Mabel Louise Mensch Higgs Bridget Mifflinburg, R. F. IJ. No. 3 By-lvord- The 'very idea Oh Gosh, Riley Literary Society. Mabel, the very essence of that quality called allurement, is one of the class Sheba's. Her appear- ance between the Lyric Theatre and Fourth Street, on Thursday and Saturday evenings, indicates a perfect thriller of a ride with a Bucknell Sheik. Until he gets his diploma, I shall teach. And both the land and The sea hath its ClLlll'Hl.SU Don't you think 'Grundy' is a nice name? l15l

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A Icsfg 11 ffzubze e Paul Roswell Moyer Moyeo ' Clia1'ley Mifflinburg, R. F. D. No. 1 By-uforel- Tut, tuf, Ahem Class President '21-'25g Oratorical Contest '23-'24, U. S, Constitution Contest '25, Class Treasurer '23g Class Play '24g Vice-President, Literary Society '23- '24g President, Emerson Literary Society '24-'25, Inter-Class Basketball '24-'25. Charley has conquered all and sighs on account of his Alexandrian qualities. His two weaknesses are extemporaneous speaking and admiration of the fair sex fespecially those with curlsj. Although op- posed to child labor, he works on the farm. Dickin- son-Yale Law School-Member of Congress, etc., is his schedule. Inf at frst you clon't succeed -- ilWUSlll7'IfIl07I is dead, Lincoln is dead-and I'm, feel- ing sicl. ' Donald Klose Schaeffer Don Doc Mifllinburg, R. F. D. No. 1 By-u'oi'd-xxxx ???? 6666. ----- Emerson Literary Societyg Inter-Class Basketball '24-'25, Volley ball '24g Varsity Basketball '25. Doc became Qalmostj one of our shining bas- ketball stars. Two things opposed him, failure to locate the basket and the proscription list. He is his father's right hand hired boy and hurries home promptly at three. Along with his many good qual- ities-he possesses a strange one-of being absent when he is present. If Atlas plays out, I shall take his place What was the question? John Casper Sechler AiIey Nose B1'enninghan 333 Chestnut Street By-word- I won't do it ff! f- ? fb Baseball '22-'25g Soccer '23-'24, Class Play '24, Class Treasurer '22-'23, Riley Literary Society. John goes calling Saturday, Sunday, Monday- well any night he can, but he is a good fellow and a student for a' that. John says that his right arm will take him through college, as it has taken him through high school. Still waters run deep and deep waters are still After me, Babe Ruth U71