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

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SU M E T be NAlU'll'lllLlUS N28 Mary Ma ha Bickel Martha' Oren Bingaman Brungart Brummie 260 Chestnut Street 233 Market Street By-word That's Good Oh By,w0,.d : 4-By,Goshv1 I don't care Girls' Glee Club '26-'28g Emerson Literary SocietygClass Play '27g Re- flector Staff '28g Nautilus Staffg Nature Club '28. Martha, one of the brightest lights in the class of '28, is noted for her charming soprano voice. When we see a blonde behind the wheel of a Willys- Knight, we just know that it is Martha. We certainly wish her the success which y she deserves. 5 Her very frowns are fairer ' Than the smiles of other girls. Emerson Literary Societyg Soccer '25-'26g Baseball '26-'27g Hi-Y '28. Oren is one of those quiet, serious CY! boys -- from all appearances -- but those who know him tell a different story. Sleeping was apparently his favorite pass-time until his senior year, when he acquired a streak of studious- ness. We don't know whether to attri- bute this to his trips to Sunbury or not. Oh! for a pipe of peace. Alda Ethelene Culp Aggie James Randall Chambers Ben 84 Chestnut Street Mifflinburg, Pa., R.F.D. 1 By-W0rd Well, G06 Whiz By Words By Gosh By Heck Emerson Lit. Society3Cla.ss Play '27g Glee Club '26-'28g Nature Club '28g Debating team '28gElocutionary con- test '25g Constitutional contest '255 Track Meet '25-'26g Interclass Bas- ketball '25-'26-'28g Varsity Basket- ball '26-'27-'28g Nautilus Staff Aggie has a smile for all. Her voice is always heard above the noise in the hall. Aggie is one of our all around athletes. She delights in playing basket- ball from morning 'til night. Just now we are wondering what the big attraction 8 is at West Philadelphia. Success to you. 2 Smile and the World smyes with you. Emerson Lit. Pres. '27-'28gOrchestra '26-'27g Glee Club '26-'27g Hi-Y, '28g Class Play '275 Nautilus Staff '28g Athletic Board '24-'25g Inter-class Track and Basketball, '25-'26-'27g Varsity Basketball '26-'28g Soccer '24-'25g Baseball '25-'283 Football '26-'27. In spite of his many duties, Ben manages to do them all well and smiling- ly. Ben changes his mind once each week regarding a profession, but is of one mind regarding a certain sophomore. A very quiet little boy, Who thinks that French is quite a joy x ' - wif g.,.x1' i ,JW 'N7iiq.1ii,, , . Y - rr- - ,U V x'fCl 15 l4 k lf,,.ff'y ,i Q AVA' . nfl . ,,!1s.,, 115 .A'.'.k.?C, In VL.,- , . J, N 4 5 I . 1 , w -J ' r 54, it H' PL v 0.0 gy! Win? fly!

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The NAUTILUS 11928 Qlpagsfi of 1928 MOTTO Our aimg success. Our hopeg to win. COLORS -- Blue and Gold FLOWER -- American Rose CLASS OFFICERS President Vice President HARRY G. STERLING IRMA K. STAHL Secretary Treasurer RUTH M. WAGNER LARRY F. DIEHL THE NAUTILUS STAFF Editor HARRY G. STERLING Assistant Editors Department Editors IRMA K. STAHL MARTHA BICKEL LARRY F. DIEHL HELEN KELLER Artists Social Activities CHARLES ROTHERMEL RUTH WAGNER ALICE MILLER KATHRYN MOHN Athletics ALDA CULP Baseball Football RANDALL CHAMBERS JUNIOR LEITZELL Boys' Basketball Girls' Basketball CHARLES SHIFFER LORENE SHOEMAKER Business Managers LESTER WILSON PAUL MAURER Faculty Advisors MR. MUSSER PROF. BOYER MR. THOMAS MISS GLOVER MISS STEADMAN nil 1 4 M..

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T be NAUTTLUS N28 Donald Robert Culp Don Culpie Larry Faxon Diehl Blondie Diehl Maple Street Millmont, R.D. 1 By-word Ye Gods Horse Feathers By-word Like a duck Ah Gee Riley Lit. Societyg Glee Club '24-'28g Double Quartette '25-'28g Orchestra ,24-'28g Cl Pl . '27-'28' Cl Bilqy Li've1'21fy Society: Football, TMS. '27-fb? Foabltball '26-'im S25 26- 27. bating '26-'27-'28g Ed.-in-Chief Re- , flectorg Editor Nautilus, Pres. Or- Donald 15 one of those Young men chestra '283 Pres. Glee Club '28' Sec. who possess mysterious eyes and acts the and Treasl Glee Club 727. ' part, Silence is golden. He rarely talks but when he does it is usually Larry brought his wise thoughts about our Vice President. Don's chief from Maine in '24, He goes calling any delight is having a good time and driv- night he can, but he's a good student for ing his Ford to the Evangelical Parson- a' that. His choice of a certain blonde age. 5 sophomore proves his wisdom. Speech is silverg but silence is ' 'Tis a great thing to be happy, golden. 'Tis greater to make others happy. i -R lf Q . :MTX iid., Elizabeth Felmy Ida Q 3' x K 414 Green Street Q- 'f li f 4 ?HBy-word Where is Dan Uh, heck .S X X ' Emerson Literary Societyg Girls' A ig- Glee Club '26-'28. J ' Promptly at 3:45 p.m., Ida hastens to the lower end of town where shelis N Y employed at the Mifflinburg Silk Mill. 5 She is not one of these light-headed Q j ' creatures who never knows her owg ' mind. She is quiet but determined, an usually manages to, get what she Wants. 3 i She seems to prefer a life of domesticity Q, to. one of frivolity and therein shows her Q wisdom. S Tis sweet to be remembered. Y I X 5 . J ...ggi I d -L i fl lh Gertrude Erma Hartman 'True' 'Trudie' 520 Walnut Street By-word Well, is that so Glee Club '26-'27, Nature Club '28g Class Play '2S. Gertrude, another quiet, modest girl from the Class of '28, is noted for her efficiency and ability which is proved by her good marks. Though Trudie is studious, she finds time for pleasure out- side of school. She has a heart that must have taken its Warmth from the Florida sunshine. Fair was she to behold, that maiden of seventeen summers. awww-p ' me llr k0.. its if