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

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Uhr Nnutilun 1527 ' 4 l41S'l'HER ANNA LYTLE Jakie,' Miminburg R. F. D, 3 By words: Oh, I'll say. 0. l':l'llC1'S0l'l Literary Societyg Track Meet, '25-'26. t'Jakie is bushful and rather shy, but she has Very successfully shown us the depths of a quiet nature. The light of J:1kie's heart went out from M. H. S. in 1925 to Hanover and we have reason to believe that it still remains there. She will enroll in a certain business Col' lege and become a capable secretary to some Lame Duck. HA willing heart, a helping hand Always ready on demand. JENNIE ELIZABETH MENCH Jennie Menschien Mifllinburg, Pa., Star Route By words: Let's see. Should I worry? Riley Literary Society: Varsity Basketball, '26-'2Tg Junior Relay Race. Jennie is one of the Senior's all-round athletes. She delighted to play basketball from morn until night. She has always proved to be the Center of attraction. Jennie aims to establish 21 beauty parlor soon after graduation. We wish her success in the art. To know her is to love her. MARGUERITE ELIZABETH RTOS Eh Mfugle hiifliinburg R. F. D, 1 by words: Oh, I'll say. 0. Emerson l..ite1'ury Society: Basketball, '25-'27, Marizuerite shines as a star anywhere from track walking to the basketball Hoor. Her ability to annoy any forward on the basketball floor has made her an asset to old M. H. S. Marguerite has also demonstrated that should there be any laughter, she will be there to con- tribute to merry making. Her smile has brightened the way for us. May it help, at least, one more man. Smile and the world smiles With you. U61

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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

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gs Q' -sf Glhr Nautilus 1927 Sf- XYILLIAM LLOYD MUSSER Bill,', NVill, Musser Market Street By words: Razzberries, 0h-VVee President Emerison Literary Society, '26-'ZTQ Class President, '24-'25-'ZTQ President Athletic Association, '25- 'Z6-'273 Glee Club, '24-'25-'26g Class Play: Captain Debating Team, '25-'263 Soccer, '23-'24-'25: Baseball, '24-'25-'26-'ZTL Basketball, '25-'263 Volley Ball, '24-'25: Captain Football, '26, Track Champion, '25: Editor Nautilus. XVee, lVinkie, XVillie, that's Bill all over. He's our best all-round athlete. VVhere-ver there is something to be done, Bill is there. in love, except poetry. Talk about your dots and dashes, all Bill does is d-a-s-h For he's a jolly good fellow. HELEN IRENE XVALTER Helen Market Street By words: 0h, Baby! More'n likely. Emerson Literary Society. After three years of training in the Lewis Township High School, Helen cast She has been a valuable the class room, but also somewhat shy and sweet, fact that he possesses Success to you and yours, Small I am and small I'll be, But I'm just big enough for--F' He shows all evidence of being around after Dut. DOROTHY ELIZABETH SHOWVALTER Dottie, Baby Face 222 Chestnut Street By words: Do y'think? Dun't do that. I wonder. Secretary Emerson Literary Society, '25: Vice Presi- dent, '26: Athletic Board, '26: Class Play, Captain Varsity Basketbali, '25-'27: Tennis Champion, '25-'26g President Girls' Glee Club, '26-'27g Botany Prize, '25, Assistant Editor of Nautilus. Dottie is our paradox NVe cannot understand her rapid transfer from dignity in school activities to her childish simplicity to the idol of her dreams. As a talented musician, we are proud of her, and as a sweet child we love her. Our class sheik agrees without a dissenting murmur. A problem: How to eliminate the 90 miles between Bucknell and Lafayette. She in whom all graces that can perfect beauty, . Are friendly met. her lot with the Class of 1927. asset to our Class, not only in at our parties. Helen appears but closer inspection reveals the as much ginger as any of us. Helen. l17l