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

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Uhr Nautilus 1527 SENIOR CLASS PERSONALS ARTHUR CLARENCE BLAIR 'iArt 344 Walnut Street By words: That's a SCl'l1llidib0l'iC, Am, I late? Riley Literary Society. Little Art was lost and ship wrecked when the ves- sel of the Class of 1926 sailed from M. H. S. The Class of 1927 took pity and nurtured him as a Stow-away. His greatest achievement has been tapping on windows and ringing door bells. I'm forced to say that every day ln the picture show y0u'll find me. The picture's great, but how I hate To go to school in the morning. After ai storm at sea: how calm the Voyage. REBECCA MERTON BOW ERSOX Beck, Becky 416 VValnu't Street By word: 0l1! Heavens! Riley Literary Society. Rebecca is demure, adorable and adored. She doesn't put on a particle of side. Rebecca isn't a bit ashamed to tell you that she would rather spend a quiet evening at home with Bob than be a society favorite. Golden hair, tiny feet, Rebecca always looks so sweet. LEE MATHER BROSIUS Brosie, Lee, Leggs By word: XXZZ-???!!- Ou come ou. Riley Literary Societyg Tennis, '24, '25g Manager Foot- ball, '26, '273 Manager Basketball, '26, '27g Business Man- ager Nautilus. 'tAll work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. NVe are quite sure that Lee has lived up to the opposite of this proverb. Lee has taken several shares in a certain insti- tution at Danville. However, it was our constant fear that he would be detained permanently by the lady-in- Waiting. Much study is weariness of the flesh. i111

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Uhr Nautilua 1927 CLASS OF 1927 COLURS: Maroon and Huff. l'll.UVl'l2RI .'XIll8l'lC2ll1 Rose. l'REsrD11:N'r .... XvIC'I2 PR12S1DEN'1' ..,.. Sr2CR1f:'1'.xRv-'l'IzI-:.xsl'R12R .... EUITOR-IN-CIIIIQF . , . IXSSISTA NT EDITORS .... A RTI sr .... TEVSIN1-:ss lNl.xN.xcsIcRs .... F.xcL'L'rv AUVISIQR. . . . Morro Tonight We l.:1nnCl1, XYl1en Shall XYe Anchor. OFFICERS N.-YUTILUS STAFF llfll D . . . .VVilliam Mussel' . . .Dorothy lcldings . . . .Holmes XValter . . . .XVillia1n Musser Dorothy Showalter Clair Dreibelbis Eva Katllerman jennie Meneh Helen Hackenburg Clara Dersham Vauline Klingman . . llelen Hackenburg Lee Brosius Holmes NValter Prof. Frank P. lloyer

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' Uhr Nautilus 1927 ef- 6 GLADYS BINGAMAN CHURCH Church 221 Chestnut Street By words: I'm for the VVets, Diable, Noisette. Riley Literary Society: Girls' Hiking Club, '24, Athletic Board, 24: Varsity Basketball, '25-'2Tg Interclass Basket- ball, '25-'26q Orchestra, '26-'27g Junior Class Play, Debating Team, '26-'27g Assistant Editor Nautilusg Vice President Orchestra, '27, Here's to glad eyes, the snappiest and 'tall-round girl in the Class of '27, As a star, she shines from the realm of actress to athlete. The future holds in Store for her a brilliant career at Syracuse, It may be a fashion kick of an Earl. CLARA CATHRINE DERSHAM Just Clara 117 Fifth Street By word: Good night. Emerson Literary Societyg Assistant Student Librarian '26-'27, Assistant Editor Nautilus, '27. Clara has wedded herself to mathematics, so there is no chance for some superb sheik to win her. Her assistance in Math has kept many Weaklings from flunking. Bucknell will further her mental development in college mathematics next year, Solve the problems before you. model, heart breaker, auctioneer or better still, the side- To see her is to hear hei for she loves to tilk NORA MABEL DERSHAM 1X0r'1 Miminburg Pa Star Route By words: Heavens! Darn't. Riley Literary Society. Nora is known to the pupils of M. H, S. as Just Nora. Sincere of heart, she tries to practice the Golden Rule and does it with remarkable success. Nora will major in Math at some famous college next year. No doubt she will solve some of the profound problems which have confounded the savants of the past. Once a friend to youg She'1l always be true. E121