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

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cweni eclchev Associo ion SUMMARY OF PROGRAMS OCTOBER-Mrs. Iohn Rine and Mrs. Iohn Purnell gave reports of the National P. T. A. Convention which they attendeda at Richmond, Va. in May 1937. Moving pictures of Richmond were presented by Mrs. Purnell. The membership committee reported a total of 338 members enrolled for the year. NOVEMBER- Fathers Night was observed by special musical selections and a monologue by Rev. Schlegel. Mrs. Keiser of Sunbury, the past president of the Central District of P. T. A. gave a fine address. DECEMBER-The Girl Scouts under the leadership of Miss Elea- nor Radel were in charge of the program. They presented some folk dances and a playlet. IANUARY-Dr. Effie Ireland of the Laurelton State Village staff spoke on Social Diseases, a subject which was given special emphasis this year in P. T. A. organizations. FEBRUARY-Founders Day was observed and the Founders Day cake was chanced off and won by Mrs. F. P. Boyer. Mrs. Purnell spoke on the fundamentals of the P. T. A. A MARCH-Dr. F. P. Boyer spoke on the subject, The Home and the School. The officers for the next year were nominated. APRIL-The Third and Fifth Grades were the winners of the picnic for their attendance records. Mrs. Purnell installed the following officers for the following year: Mrs. Henry Dale, president: Mrs. Harry Haney, lst. Vice President: Mrs. O. R. Laney, Znd. Vice Presidentg Miss Mar- ion Smith, Secretary: Mr. Iacob Yaros, Treasurer. Page Twenty-thrcc

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QSM if v lf A xwigdlfi, tw ll I., fl Jaw' . I I I, .,- ' , r Page Twenty-two IEAN H. ZIMMERMAN Zip 67 ShuCks Athletic Club 2: Knitting Club 33 Sewing Club 4: Nautilus Staff 1: Class Play fl: Drum Major 4, lean is the vivacious, impetuous girl of the class with the Gift of Gab and lots of friends. She plans to further her education at college' but we have our doubts because we all know Iean's weakness for the opposite sex. We all wish you success in whatever you under- take. LESTER ZIMMERMAN A'Zimmy 37 Holy H'?. ' lf. I-'. A. 1. 2, rs, 4. Lester has been a good and true friend to all of us. l'le was always ready to lend a helping hand when any- one was in need. We truly wish him all the good luck in the world. MR. WAGNER Mr. Wagner has been a staunch friend in these past four years. Although we have caused him lots of trouble, he has always stood by us in time of need. We wish to extend our sincere appreciation to him for his serv- ices.

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MQW' N Junior A an Junior B 0LP 'L.D'QX'l h -' . 9 s Page Twenty-four You will have plenty of hard work to do next year but don't forget to play, too. You have almost reached the end of the line, and you will be rewarded for your labor. We know you are going to like being Seniors,