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

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,bln 5.3002 Qflacuffgci 1927-1928 MISS JULIA M. STEADMAN, A. B., ....,. French and English Hood College Mt. Holyoke College '26 Bucknell Summer School '27 MISS CAROLYN B. MOWRY, A. B., .... Music and Jr. High School Albright College '27 MISS MARGARET R. O'CONNOR ...... Commercial Subjects Beckley Business College '27 MISS MARTHA L. CAMPBELL ...... Art and Jr. High School Bloomsburg Normal Bucknell Summer School Susquehanna Summer School MISS SARA C. BRUNGART, A. B., ....... Latin and English Susquehanna University, A. B., 'ZZ5 State College Summer School '25 MISS LOUISE K. GLOVER, A. B. ......... English Wilson College '25 University of Pa. Summer School ,26 MR. THOMAS M. MUSSER, A. B. . .... Asst. Principal and Science Bucknell University, A. B., '23 Bucknell Summer School '24 KL '27 PROF. FRANK P. BOYER, A. B., A. M., .... Supervising Principal Susquehanna University ,l4 Columbia University fSum1ner Sessions - '22, '23, '24, '25J MR. W. EARL THOMAS ........ Mathematics and Science Susquehanna University '25 MISS ELEANOR R. BERRY, A. B. ......... History Bucknell University '24 Bucknell Summer School '26 --on 9 iw--

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Tlu NAUTTLTUS 1928 OM. iiumni ggociatiog Organized 1916. OFFICERS President . . THOMAS M. MUSSER, '15 1st Vice President EDWIN C. PARVIN, '13 2nd Vice President . KREIDER E. KURTZ, '00 Rec. Secretary MIRIAM E. BRUNGARD, '20 Cor. Secretary RACHAEL E. BAKER, '25 Treasurer FRANK P. BOYER, '07 Nay 12, 1916, a number of graduates assembled i11 the old high school building and organized the Alumni Association of the liiififlinburg High School. Prof. O. Bickel was in charge of the meeting and did much to stimulate interest in this worthy movement. However, the individual who labored heart and soul for the organization in its infancy was Martha E. Doebler, '99, She served as first secretary and with the assistance of Oren E. Sterling, '08, President, Miss Fannie Brown, '96, and Prof. Bickel, a constitution and by-laws were drawn up and finally adopted. From the time of its organization, the Association has been very active. Each year a reception is given to the graduating class and a get-together meeting is enjoyed by a representative group of alumni from the various classes. The Association has also shown keen interest in school activities and since 1921 has given a prize of 310.00 to the mem- ber of the Senior Class who excells in the study of Physics. The Assoc- iation has also shown much interest in the erection and equiping of our High School Building. The sum of approximately S400 was raised for gymnasium equipment and pictures for the auditorium. l am sure that the Mifflinburg High School can justly feel proud of her Alumni, and in turn the Alumni proud of their Alma Mater. The Alumni Association has been a great success and we hope for still greater success so that the sons and daughters of our dear old Alma Mater may remain in close relationship with each other. THOMAS M. MUSSER, '15, President 1928. UM 11 W..