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

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T be NAUTHLUS N28 Mary Ellen Strickler 0 Squirrely Mahlon Eugene Stover Stover Mifflinburg, R.D. 2 MiffliHb11I'8', R-F-11 By-word Oh, you make me tired Bv-wm-d Oh, my yes 0-h-h-h-h Aw, shut up ' Emerson Literary Society- grznerson Literary Societyg Football Mary has not entered into many ac- Mahlon is one of our little boys who tivities of the school but nevertheless believes that silence is golden. His she found pleasure in commuting re- chief means for transportation is with gularly. We note with interest that tin lizzie or the shoe leather taxie. Mary has secured a standing! 1131 sclljiool, He intends to htake up electricity, lbut both in studies and aso wit t e oys, we can count im as one o e cass as there were occasions when we feared Naturalists. His contribution to Zool- there might be duals fought for her. ogy and Phlysics have not beelg of liittle A . A, h' h th 8t You never can tell who will be there, if Xgelgifv. Q lm OW e gm ers There's an alluring feature about her hair. A, ,WH Beware of the fury of the quiet man. Q I 4 I Charles William Strunk Doc 347 Chestnut Street By-word By Joe Old Chap Emerson Literary Societyg Boys' Glee Clubg Athletic Board '25-'26g Class Basketball '26, ,1 , Charles easily falls in love. He is Mildred Rebecca Taylor Mid Queenie Millmont, R.F.D. 1 By-word 0 Heck O you old cow Riley Literary Societyg Interclass Basketball '28 and Varsity '28g Sen- ior Class Play '28. Mid came to us from Red Bank in , , the fall of 1924. She was so quiet and eiiP9C1a11Y f011d Of t 11 and Offers shy at first that we scarcely guessed hgs Car any hour Qf ay for a Joy hei- hidden possibilities. But last year 1'1de- A1W3YS P011t0, E C9HFt0011Si.h6 she blossomed forth in our class play as f1,UdS ,Supreme 11 6 S H1 9-SSIQIHE the movie queen and ever since she 111S,f1'1911dS W11911 ard luck- 311106 has been showing us that she can't be taklflg a C651 , 1 C0U1fS0i he JOUP- kidded. Queenie we are sure did not IIGXS to Q10 erland 111 01'de1' to play basketball to reduce fractions, but maintain goo ades. 8 to reduce Weight. Make use o life, for very soon 'tis i She is as stately as a queen and gone. with the boys she's often seen. ,N ' fi. f- - A . , fill 23 14 Ju 5 ' 1651 is ' if If ,g i A LW . , Yr- ' ' n Ll -.. ff' Q 'V 591 Wi JN W5

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,GOAL AAAMQCAMA WU Ol'---L Riu. JLQQ, Qftfol' Hi It The NAlU'll'llll..lUS ll928 -101111 William SMVCIY Johnny Lorene Miller Shoemaker 'Good-looking' 416 Mill Street Mifflinburg, R.F.D. 3 By-word I'll say By-word I dunno Emerson Literary Societyg Volley Ball '24-'25g Motion Picture Opera- tor M.H.S. '27-'28. John is the personification of busi- ness. He manages the New Theatre and we all hold him responsible for the Telegraph. In addition to the above, John is a real Polyanna around the school. He has a triple goal in life: a motion picture expert, a radio wizard, and a professional printer. May we add, a good husband. No man so busy a man as he there was, And yet he seemed busier than he was. Riley Literary Societyg Inter Class Basketball '26-'28g Varsity Basket- ball '27-'28g Girls' Glee Club '28g Ath. Board 283 Librarian '28g Track Meet '26g Nautilus Staff. Behold! The Captain of the victor- ious Stars. The girl with the wicked Wing! Lorene has a clever combination of beauty, Wit, and personality, and is quite interested in the sterner sex. She expects to be a school marm. If it is life and energy that win, success will be Lorene's career. Ah! she was fair, exceeding fair to behold. X - x 's ' I , xx 1 Irma Kathleen Stahl Mom hm Harry Gast Sterling Pud Doc 313 Market Street 237 Chestnut Street By-word That's a big help By-word Oh Gosh Ye Gods V. P. '27-'28g V. P. Glee Club '27, Pres. Glee Club '28, Basketball '27- '28gEmerson Literary Society '27-'28 Class Play '2'7g Class Play Com. '28g Sec. Nature Club '28gInterclass Bas- ketball '28g Asst. Ed. Nautilus Staff '28g Reflector Staff '28g Double Quartette '27-'28g Debating '27-'28. Irma, Our ever present help in time of need, came from Glen Rock in 1926. She is a preacher's daughter but that does not prevent her from entering all the fun.She deserves success at Albright. Irma's our friend, Irma's our palg Irma's the very best kind of a gal. Riley Literary Society, Editor of Nautilusg Class Pres. '26-'27-'28g De- bating Team '27-'28g Soccer '25-'26g Football '26g Class Play '26. Who is Pud or what is He? That every one commends him! Favorite Study -- English. Favopite Sport -- Football. Favorite Dish -- Full. Favorite Girls -- Co-eds. Favorite Occupation -- Business. Favorite Expression -- Serious but Pleasant. Quite uncertain upon his feet, but in answering questions he can't be beat. --qi 22 We A

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Q9 J. 2-s. -Sl 5.FY'Q xh D4 I Sm ks S :ra NAIIHILUS was Ruth Miriam Wagner Ruthie Beatrice Evelyn Watson Bee Watson 517 Chestnut Street Mifflinburg, R.F.D. 2 By-w0rd Hi, Kids By-word Don't kid me You lie Class Secy. '26-'27-'28g Ath. Board '25-'26g Class Play Committee '28g Librarian '27-'28gNautilus Staff '28g Riley Lit. Societyg Reflector Staff. Behold! Ruthie , who has been one of our faithful class officers for three years. Ruth is small but mighty . In all positions she proves herself wor- thy of the trust. She is conscientious and willing to do all she can for anyone. Ruth does not have a particular Hobby but she does like her Herbie . What- ever the future, the best o' luck to you, Ruthie . Good goods comes in small packages. Secy. Emerson Lit. Society '27g Ath. Board '27g Girls' Glee Club '27-'28g Class Play '27g Varsity Basketball '27-128g Class Basketball '28. Bee has a habit of teasing but We must admit that we all like her in spite of this. We must give Watson the honor of being the only girl in our large class to turn corners on two wheels in her dependable Chevie . In fact, we cannot give her enough credit as she has proved to be a good Coriginall sport both in school and on the basketball floor. Innocent though she may look, Innocent she is not. Lester Blaine Wilson Bertie 108 Third Street By-word Oh shucks Riley Literary Societyg Orchestra '25-'28g Boys' Glee Club '25-'2S3 Double Quartette '27-'28g Nature Milos Alanson Yearick Simp 624 West Market Street By-word Dot Guine It Emerson Literary Society. J Q3 Club '28g Class Play '27g Bus. Mgr. .Q Nautilus '28g Interclass Tennis '26, f h d f 1 M'l h 'l. t t 5 2 Bertie, is 3 good fellow- He likes town, afjorngaxiiedrljmryl hisefelwfeivortiils arid .. to Sing, does not Object to Studyv and he wise thoughts. He is always reliable, f '-P' 0 does not Slllrk duty' Nature is 3 good if a little shV. Hisschool year has been 1 2' friend of Bertie's and forestry may claim divided M, Iproper proportion between l js -f his attention iF the Years to Come- NEW' school and making truck bodies. Mile's : gf 7 uE'e.att13itSh1YT but nglt til, tg? eliiluslon ambition is to become a great electri- o a c a1n cassma e o 1s-- e op- ' r C 6 posite sex, of course. clan I it Rastus, we're fo' yo Still waters run deep. -x - . 1 ff 7 D ' 24 lr' g ,MM ,fyo gi :rg A4 55