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

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WHEN lljlllll SIEAIDC II'I IL ll 'E IHIT Mill NST ID IE IL The greatest event of our Senior Year was the production of our minstrel. It proved to be one of the most successful presentations ever given by one class. The popularity of it was shown by the large request to have us repeat it. The success was the result of the fine cooperation shown by the entire class. Much credit should be given to Mr. Throssel and Mr. Koons who gave a lot of their time and effort in our behalf. The audience, of over 1500 persons, produced a profit of approximately 5150. This will long be remembered as one of the highlights of our Senior Year. IDENTIFICATION lln the circle: left to rightl End-men: Roy Frederick, William Koons, Quentin Snook. Lester Speese, Norman Stover. Philip Snyder, Robert Boyer, Holden Kuhns, lOn the floor: Iackie Throssell, Lois Reeser. flnterlocutorz David Boyerj, Beatrice Knepp. Charles Mitch, Leon Roadarmel. Eugene Cook. Roy Stahl, Ir., Morris Strassner. Clair Yagel, End-men: Paul Walter. Lionel Blyler, William Strunk. tFirst elevated rowl Amy Ritter. Helen Deitrich, Esther Mensch, Esther Cwaler, Pauline Raker, Doris Case, Anna Mary Wilson Neta Spitler Iune Baker Will' . , , 1am Wehr. Geraldine Printzenhoff, Carolyn Mark. tTop rowj Sterryl Walter, Marguerite Mowrey, Evelyn Brouse, Anna Haire, Hazel Raker. Reba Herman, Helen Shirk, Olive Moyer, Margaret Page, Leah Stutzman, Emma Campbell, Dorothy Bingaman, Helen lean Sterling, Elwood Boyer. Mr. Iohn Throssel - - Director Mr. Arthur Koo-ns - Scenery Miss Betty Throssel Pianist A smile is quite ai funny thing, It wrinkles up your face, And where it goes, nobody knows Its secret hiding place. PAGE 'l'WEN'I'Y-'FII REE

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lfI'1IE NAIUTIIIILIUS fwf' P 'f - ff YageI CLAIR CLINTON YAGEL , Athletic Club 1, 2. 43 Typing Club 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Class President 23 Nautilus Staff3 Hi-Y 13 Student Council 3, 43 Basketball 3, 43 Soccer 3, 43 Vocational Guidance 4. Clair is the tall blonde of our class. He is at the top in studiousness and popularity. He is going to become 1- Diesel engineer and we hope his career may be long and eventful. .iffy L'-JZ-'X N Lia? 29 TO MR. WAGNER: For your untiring services and your willingness to perform your duties, we ex- tend our appreciation and humble thanks. We have enjoyed your presence and ef- forts to help make our school a better institution in the eyes of the public. Lois Reeser '39 PAGE TWENTY-TWO 2: qw

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f df 52, 5:1410 'iff' QM of wa H ,. fe rf 'f +- Qe9vi...f 11,1 U N D Gsgfyh n jj' if JllUNll'DlI2S,ii7 ,, Q25 tiff! if Q. that we have hAHyi e ers of your class, and we hope that you will work hard, as seniors. to ma elf qtter and to capably fill the position that we now occupy. It will be your duty to s t the ex- amples for those who follow you. You have the talent, a spirit of cooperation, and he willingness to work. Your Senior Year is your last and best so have a good time, Vjhut don't forget to work, that's a part of the fun. We havgqioyed TI-IE SENIORS s ,S , . PAGE TWENTY-FOUR x ,ivy Q