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

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ncbi. 0 Lg, u -2 5 ' Isabel Marie Snyder Isy 833 Chestnut Street By-word- Oh.'.'! I never thought of t-h-a-t You can never tell what a pumpkin is by looking at the outside Librarian '24-'25, Class Play '24, Athletic Board '24-'25, President Riley Literary Society '24-'25, Isy came from Centre Hall with her hearty gig- gle in the spring of '21 and since that time she has scored highest in class jollity. We know she is ap- proaching because it is her giggle. Nevertheless, a profound student, a poetic genius and a despiser of elevators. If Bucknell does not get her-who will? And Edgar Allen Poe was a poet 'ulsy' the care-free, 'Isy' the gay 'Isy' who giggles and giggles all day Mary Pauline Spigelmyer .... . . . . . Polly ' - Maple Street By-word- I'll be jiggeredv See if I care Class Vice-President '21-'22, Athletic Board '24- '25g Riley Literary Society. Polly's good nature and lovable disposition has endeared her to every senior and many more besides. She never fails to declaim on the virtues of Domestic Science, and advocates the making and dispensing of fun. Our parties, without Polly, would go smash. A closed mouth catches no flies With all her faults, we love her still - - Margaret Ann Sterling . Marg Peg Mickey 237 Chestnut Street By-word- Oh for heaven's sake Vice-President '23-'24g Tennis '23-'24g Athletic Board '23-'24, Secretary Literary Society '22-'23, Girls' Basketball '24-'25, Emerson Literary Society. This record surely indicates that Margaret has played no little part in our school affairs. Her scholastic ability and athletic skill have won for her great renown in M. H. S. She plans to go to Temple University to take up Kindergarten work and pos- sibly a few lessons in Home Economics. I have a sweetie I wish all boys would become Deacons U31

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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

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Gbglie Eitzlu-525 3 Bryan Oliver Strickler Ol Stride MiH'linburg, R. F. D. No. 1 By-word- Well-is-that-now-so Tennis '23-'24g Class Basketball '24-'25g Soccer '24g Emerson Literary Societyg Volley Ball '24. Bryan was named after a presidential aspirant and still believes that he will land in a white house some day. His athletic record stands high on the annals of M. H. S., and we expect to hear from him when he makes his debut at State College. If I only would be given a chance A quiet chap is he, silence is his policy Catherine Ruth Strickler Silas Slim 347 Thompson Street By-word- Oh mamma Oh man Latin Prize '22g Emerson Literary Society. You must not think that Slim is always serious and silent. Indeed, she loves fun just like the rest of us. She is one of our best and most aggressive students and even has laid claim to a young Romeo in the city of Lancaster. After graduation, she in- tends to reduce the distance between Lancaster and Miiilinburg. With her eyes in flood with laughtern As straight as a pin and quite as thin Grace Mary Swanger Tom Peg Mifllinburg, R. F. D. No. 3. Dy-u'o1'd- Gee Kid Gosh No Good Heavens Riley Literary Society. A hard struggle faced us in order to keep Grace with us each year as she had serious intentions of hearing the wedding bells ring without her diploma. But he waited in patience and we wish them joy and happiness. Without her, miles and miles of smiles, would not have been our heritage. Never do today, what you can put off until tomor- row Good goods comes in small packages U91