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

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Uhr Nautilus 15127 Q HELEN KATHRYN HACKENBURG HaCkie,' Cooler, Hylyn Hartleton By words: I hetr-ha, XVhat's it to yu? S-s-s-t. Girls' Glee Club, l27: President Riley Literary Society. 'QTI Art Editor Nautilus. Helen of Hartletonj' reckless and happy-go-lucky, popped in on us in 1926. She journeys daily 175 to school in her combustible 'tilivverf' She causes it to hit the high spots only, In our Blue Book, Helen is rated as unc of the most popular and talented members of the class. Her wicked and black eyes have slain many rivals and turned all heads in her direction, but in spite of this at- traction she always keeps '4Co0l. She claims that she NOVV belongs to The House of Snyder. DOROTHY EVELYN IDDINGS 'tDot, Dottie Mifliinburg, R. F. D. 1 By words: Poor kid, Alright, 0-0-0-U. Riley Literary Societyg Girls' Glee Club, '25-'ZGQ As- sistant Librarian, '25-'26. Dot has high ideals and a great ambition for lofty accomplishment in the future. She has fairly and square- ly stood at the head of her class during the last six years. Dot is a friend of everybody and has put into practice many of those traits which the rest of us speak about only. May unbounded success be her lot in music. The Way to gain a friend is to be one. XX'ith the dash of her pen, or a wink Many a lover is ready to die. of her eye- EVA KATHRYN KATHEIIMAN Babe, Shrimps 412 Chestnut Street By words: Good gracious, 0000. Emerson Literary Society: Girls' Glee Club, '25-'27. Eva is a lovable member of the Class of '27. Her in- telligence and wit have captivated a host of admirers. So, watch out, boys. Eva has decided to become a Kinder- garten teacher and to attain success worthy of commen- dation. 'LI may be small: but 1've got the age. U41

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-??w'n2 Uhr Nautilus 1927 RUTH OLIVE DIEFFENDERFER UR. O. D. Miffiinburg, R. F. D, 3 By words: Yes, sir. Gee whiz. Emerson Literary Society. Ruth belongs tothe Silent Club. She drinks in knowl- edge from morning to night and is saving it for a rainy day. YVith this store of knowledge, we feel assured that her career will he a success. 'Silence is golden. Still waters run deep. - I CLAIR NVALTER DREIBELBIS Dry, Driedbeef Dry is the Senorial NORMAN NVILLIAM GLOVER Norm, Normy Market Street By words: I don't know. I-Iuh! VVhy ask me? Norm has divided his school year in proper propor- tion between school and the art of mixing soft drinks. Silence is golden seems to be Normans motto. He tries to deceive us, but We know he is quiet around the male sex only. His great ambition is to take a nurse's training course at Blossburg State Hospital. Ice cold soda water, ginger ale, pop, You tell 'em kiddlets, Norm'sl' always on the top. U31 By words: Gee boom! Applesaucel Is that a fact? Miiiiinburg, R. F. D. 2 u Riley Literary Society: Boys' Glee Club, '25-'27g Soccer, '24-'263 Basketball, '25-'2T: Tennis, '25-'26: Interclass Track, '26g Football, l26, Class Play: Assistant Editor Nautilusg Interelass Basketballg Volley Ball, '25-'26. Dry's swift and powerful work in athletics has gained for him an enviable rep. His reckless and high- powered Chevie has taken part in many good times and is still standing intact. Many girls believe that Flo Zeig- iield will select him as the perfect specimen of man. Good luck to the physique of Apollo. nut -without the Shell

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fm Uhr Nautilus 1527 JOHN CHARLTON KLINGMAN Chart, Klingie 249 Market Street By words: Good-night, My Grab. Emerson Literary Society: Class Soccer, Class Basket- ball. '25-'26q Class Play: Boys' Glee Club, '26-'27. t'Chart is one of those tonsorial artists who never had his hair mussed even in a soccer or basketball scrimmage. They must be just uso. He is at his best in the barber shop when a certain blond Junior demands attention, 'tChart's disposition is akin to ever changing weather, i. e., a variable quantity. He is happy Whose circumstances suit his temper, but he is more excellent who can suit his temper to any circumstancesf' PAULINE BELLE KLINGMAN, Pol, 'tPeach-pickerf' Little One Market Street By words: ! ! ! Bnlogny, ? ? ? X. X. Blankety-blank Emerson Literary Society? Hikiflg Club, '241 Class Playg Athletic Board, '25-'27, Varsity Basketball, '27g Class Basketball, '25-'26g Tennis, '25 261 Glee Club, '26-'27: De- bating, '26 27: Orchestra, '26. Pol is the pep of the class. From jazz to oratory she alone is distinguished. Being quiet and brave, she hasn't concealed her fascinating glances nor intriguing notes which wander to the Sophomore Class. XYe admire her for her straightforward spirit: although her sharp tongue wounds many loved ones. Her sharp edge of audacityu has kept us in suspense and got us into a lot of trouble-but we glory in the fact that some one has tamed her. HI work, I play, I dance and sing, 1'm up to date in everything. RUTH IVIARX LEOPOLD Ruthie, 'tLeupold Chestnut Street By word: 0h! How romantic! Emerson Literary Societyg Elocutionary Contest, '26g Class Play. Ruth has been a factor in keeping the class on the plane of normalcy. She has always added dignity and stability to every occasion. She informs us that she has a sweetie at U. of P. He is a blonde, lives at Pottsville, and oh! what a lover! Isn't it romantic? Every day in every way, I'm becoming more and more dignified. E151