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

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ri he M tzlu -25 15 Social Activities of the Class of 1915 Believing that All work and no play makes jack a dull boy, we frequently deserted our lessons for various Social Activities. These were times that are forever gone, but they shall never be forgotten because they have made richer and happier our days in dear Old M. H. S. Parties, yes we had many, Picnics, we had a few, Good eats were always plenty, We had mirth and laughter, too. Now our High School days are ended, Picnics and parties, too, are o'er But each one left a happy memory, That is ours for evermore. FRESHMAN YEAR We are very young Oct. 7, 1921-We all eat a cheap lunch at Roover's Roost. Dogs. Feb. 14, 1922-Mabel Miller entertains. Prof. Botts spins pie plate. March 3, 1922-Eats and Speeches at Melvin Stamm's. Who recited Snowbound? Ask Squab. june 3, 1922-At Wildwood, we celebrate our Freshman Picnic. Some need a bath and take it. SOPHOMORE YEAR We are growing older Oct. 11, 1922AAt Luker's Cabin. We dine on Corn-on-the-Cob. Nov. 14, 1922-Wildwood again. Who were the strangers? Feb. 8, 19234- jingle Bells to Clarence Watsonls. Good eats. April 20, 1923-Eats and MUSIC by the boys at Wildwood. -Botany Picnic. Sampsel's Woods. Prof. tries his hand at chaperon- ing. Where are the birds? Class Picnic at Wildwood. We are becoming wild. JUNIOR YEAR We are quite grown up -Encore Roover's Roost. Weiners, corn, marshmellows. 1924-At Rachael 'Long's home. Margaret, Bertha and Frances kidnapped at 9:30 P.M. Reward S1,000. -At Bryan Strickler's. Bryan's Ouija Board answers many serious questions. 1924-We all play wink at Andrew Kelly's home. EATS. 1924-junior-Senior Banquet at Forest House. Much speaking and very much eating. 1924-A Picnic at Wildwood. Exams over. Everybody happy. May 23, 1923 june 1, 1923 Oct. 19, 1923 jan. 25, Feb. 22 1924 Mar. 28 May 16 May 29, l22l

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Cblze lillu -25 15 Laura Mae Weiser Pete Polly South Second Street l By-word- Gee Whiz, K id Riley Literary Society. Every day there comes from South-Second Street, a Senior who is about three minutes late. It is Laura, of course, who was pondering over the pages of a letter and checking up in her Memorandum Book to see if there will be a conflict of dates. After all, Laura has been a jewel in our class and we need variety, according to Pope. Silence is golden, but no one practices what they . preach She can bewitch the laddies with her words and . r looks Ruth Wolheiter Just Ruth - Mifliinburg, R. F. D. No. 2 By-word-- Heck Mind, I'll hit ya Yon're -.-.-. tufinn Class Vice-President '22g Riley Literary Society. Although Ruth is quite grown up, she loves to give you an idea of her baby language, so don't try to be gloomy when Ruth is about because she won't let you. She has a fondness for English names fes- pecially Haroldsl and just loves to take a spin in a Buick. She has a manner gentle, And a voice that is refinedg A nature that is good and true, . 4 And a heart that is really kind Conversation is a ventilation of the heart Gone But Not Forgotten Henry Daubenspeck Harry Gutelius Miriam Kelly Ethel King John Lindenmuth Donald Loudy Mary Sechler Fay Smith Melvin Stamm Wade Stephens Robert Taylor John Wilson l21l

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C53 he tjilu -25 - SENIOR YEAR We are older and wiser Sept. 19, 1924-Eats and Ghost Stories at Camp Westfall. Oct. 31, 1924-Sterling's Camp at Penn's Creek. Frances proposes to our dignified Class President. Dec. 5, 1924-At Rachael Long's home, also to jerusalem. jan. 22, l925--Luther Kurtz entertains. Mother Goose reviewed. Feb. 13, l925kDorothy Wagner the hostess. Luther and Stanton give a Two Man Talk. April 2, 1925-Camp Sterling. Charles, Bryan, Stanton and Harold play Babes in the Woods. Some boys fall in love with chaperons. Dorothy Wagner, '25 W-Y Pauline Spigelmyer, '25 MAH of a Sudden Peggy PRESENTED BY THE CLASS OF 1925 at LYRIC THEATRE, MIFFLINBURG, PA. MARCH 25 and 26, l925 Directed by MISS MARY T. BECK and MRS. RUTH M. STEESE CAST of CHARACTERS Mrs. Coloquohonn ,, .... Rachael Baker jack Menzies ...... ........ . Iohn Scchler Mrs. O'Mara ................... Isabel Snyder Mayor Phipps ....,,, ........ S tanton Harter Lord Crackenthorpe ..,..,. ....... P aul Moyer Lady Crackenthorpc ......... Margaret Sterling Footman at Hawkhurst ..... Henry Daubenspeck jimmy Keppel ,,.,,, . ..... Luther Kurtz Hon. Millicent Keppel ...... Anna Mary Moyer Peggy O'Mara. .. .. . Bertha Grove Lucas ,,,,,, ,,,,...... .... H a rry Gutelius Patches ..... .... R urh Wolheitcr l23l