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

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r The NAUTILUS 1928 Alice Elizabeth Miller Al Franklin Paul Miller Frankie 421 Market Street Mifflinburg, R.F.D. 1 By-word What's the lesson? BY'W0l'd Gee I don't understand that Emerson Literary Societyg Girls' Glee Club '26-'28g Class Play '27, Nautilus Staff. Alice is a Happy little girl, who steps out into this Happy old world, with a Happy young man. She is one of the noted artists of the Class of '28. To see her is to hear her, for she loves to talk. I want to be happy, Lewis. Riley Literary Society, Class Play '27. Franklin is a first class product from Green Grove and at times shows evidence that he likes to climb trees. To say that he is a scholar is to say too littleg he is also a MAN. His life's ambition is to drive the Dodge over the big hill. Franklin even has a girl friend. That's life personified. The child is father of the man. I V 444' -f W 3, ,- Mifflinburg, R.F.D. 3 R ll-'X.M.a-Wu-X vw.. A - X - ' By-word Y 0-0 my Emerson Literary SocietygTrack '263 Class Play '2'7. Ruth is a very studious and serious- minded little girl. With her brother as chauffeur, they come whizzing up the state road every morning in their Baby Packard . Ruth always has a ready smile for every fellow student. She was a very efficient Annie in The Whole Town's Talking. May her smile be with us always. -'7 ,..., -............ U .... y. un! Auunpn Mifflinburg, R.F.D. 3 By-word Aw, you should see Emerson Literary Society, Track '26g Class Play '27g Class Basketball '26g Varsity Basketball '28. Guy comes from the little town of Cowan in his high-powered Ford. Late once in a while, but is excused. Guy is studious and industrious and his success will be in proportion to his name. He shows evidence of being in love, but with poetry and English. He didn't care for football---?'? but in basketball he's a wizard. Quite uncertain upon his feet, But in prevaricating he can't be beat. 19 W..

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:ftp-2640+ v s X 3x Y X I 1 ' O The NAUTHLUS N28 0:0 5 i li l I o n NX i Mar Mattie Mitchell 'V1rg M1tchell' Kathryn Elizabeth Mohn Kat Kas In White Springs, Pa. New Berlin, Pa. S' B ord 0h!It isn't so Heaven's sake' By-word Gee Hot Sock 'JH A Riley Literary Societyg Track '26g Emerson Literary Society, '26-'28g Martha is the only girl in our class Class. Track 2,65 Class Play 289 , fortunate enough to have a chauffeur Nautllus Staff 28' who never fails rain or shine, ice or Kathryn has been with us since our 1 snow. She believes in the saying that Sophomore year, when she arrived from l Silence is Golden. Martha is very sel- New Berlin, escorted by Charles and ilom seen without a book and wonders at Paul. She is one of the champion talk- the beginning of each day whether it ers of the class, but she's so jolly and is will be a perfect day. Her highest am- always thinking such funny things that X bition is to become a nurse of ------ you you can't blame her for telling you about know the rest. She also holds the re- it. She has two gifts--the ability to en- cord for capturing the athlete of the joy good books and to make A's with class and loves the name of Virgil. 5 less studying than the rest of us. of N xi x as if 5? Give every man your voice but keep Kem' heart for one. l Would that those eyes were forever mine. 5 Ralph Herman Petexjson Pete 347 Walnut Street By-word S Here, cut that out Riley Literary Society, Football '26- '27g Basketball '26-'28, Pete,' came to us four years ago as a very green Freshman and in four very short years has evolved into an ex- ceedingly astute and dignified Senior. His prowess on the gridiron earned for him the title, The Fighting Guard. In basketball, his indomnitable spirit snatched many a victory from our op- ponents. A faithful member of The Old Guard. 5 Donald David Ritter Ritter Don Vicksburg, Pa. By-word Aw, go on Einerson Literary Society, Foot- ball '27. Donald hails from the little village known as Vicksburg. For four years he has been a faithful student of M.H.S. and after graduation he expects to be- come an aviator. Donald has figured as a referee in several bouts at Vicks- burg and expects to be drafted by Tex Rickard. Why don't you speak your heart, Don? --q-1 20 lub'-