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

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in Appreciation We wish to take this opportunity to thank Mr. Norman Wagner for his un- tiring efforts in the betterment of our school. He has always been our friend and helper, and we hope he will forgive us if we have imposed on him, for we think he is a grand person. Alumni Officers President - - - - - Clair Brungard Vice President - - - - Owen Hassinqer Corresponding Secretaries - Rose Tauro, Mrs. Carroll Reesei Recording Secretary - - Mrs. George Royer r Treasurer - - - Theron Dersham Members of The Class of 1943 Page Twelve Bette Adams Helen Baker Mervin Beaver Rufus Beaver Hilda Boop Spenser Boyer Bertha Campbell Constance Campbell Shirley Catherman Ioseph Chambers Franklin Cook Kermit Dale Barbara Diehl Elwood Elliott Abner Erdley, Ir. William Frederick Eleanor Gast Helen lean Hackenberg Paul Herendeen Fay Herman Mildred Herman Frank I-Iimmelreick Elwood Keefer Ruth Kemble Wade Libby Albert Miller Faylene Moyer lean Moyer Luther Moyer Alvin Musser Pauline Neiswender William Oakes Dorothy Ruhl Harold Ruhl, Ir. William Ruhl Clark Sampsell Kenneth Sampsell Martha Sheesley Louise Shepherd Belva Shirk lack Shirk Dolly Mae Shively Robert Shoemaker Harold Stees Patricia Sterling Alice Taylor Iohn VonNeida Carolyn Wagner Grace Wagner Iune Zettle Barbara Zimmerman Lloyd Zimmerman

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Class History . Page Fourteen FRESHMANH We entered high school with eight students enrolled, the largest per cent coming from out of town. Miss Yagel, Mr. Dersham, and Mr. Yaros served as our home- room tcachers. Although we were not initiated by the Seniors on Senior Day, they succeeded in humilating us o-n St. Patricks Day by making us look ridiculous, but we didn't mind, because we had as much fun as they did. After much discussion, our class rings were selected. SOPHOMOREH As the year opened we discovered that we had lost a large per cent of our class- mates. We spent most of the year on Biology field trips chasing butterflies and grass- hoppers, identifying wild flowers and birds under the direction of Prof. Musser. The prize for the best notebook went to Helen Preston, who is no longer with us. A large number of the class enjoyed our class party which was held at Vicksburg Cabin. 1uN1oR-- ' Once again our enrollment increased when members from the Lewis Township High School joined us. Our efforts were rewarded when we received fifteen dollars for our display of Biolo y Notebooks at the West End Fair. - The last semester was spent in preparing for gre big event of the year-the Iunior Prom! The decorating committee made tulips and wooden shoes 'til they thought they couldn't look another one in the face. The decorations were carried out o-n the Dutch Garden plan. We were especially proud of the windmill built by the vocational boys of the class. A delicious banquet was served by the women of the Evangelical Church, and later we all met at the Masonic Temple to dance to the music of Ivan Faux. SENIOR-- At last we were Seniors! We never thought we'd make it, but here we were sitting in the front of the auditorium filling the first six rows. Once again our en- rollment decreased when several members of our class left us to serve their country. The big event of the year was o-ur class play- Dotty and Daff which was pro- claimed by many to be one of the best plays to be presented at H. S. The oper- ctta Ieanie starred many members of the Senior Class. Practically all the members of the class participated in the making of our year book, which consisted of much preparation and hard work.