Biglerville High School - Mirror Yearbook (Biglerville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1922 volume:

The IVI1rr0r of B1gIerv1IIe H1gh School N olumg 1 If J BIC I LRX II I L HIC II SCHOOL XI II IIN 2231? gb PII':I.ISIIIQI7 HY IIIIi SIIDINIIN UI Q- 5 I . - 'Q I I3IC3I,IiRX'II.I,Ii. 7 if uv X22 6 1 I 1 I I I I I I I Q I I I , I I I Q I I 1 . I I I I I I , I I I Bvhtratrh on Ihr Tjuarh ut 1 huratmn Psa at Iul ru uf rrhprrt aah l1,I1JI'1'fIcIIIl11l uf thrrr lung altu dllfl rfetrnmur rffurta Ill thr rutvrrata ut thr arlynnl tbhr Staft Baath nf BIYPIIUFE Pres1dent John H Seasley Vrce Presldent George H Knouse Secretary Wxlhs H Lady Member Dr M T Dxll To the body of men plctured above we owe much that can never be re pa1d It has been the Board of Drrectors that has furnlshed us w1th our many f3.Cll.lt1CS and convenlences Servlng 1n publlc offlce wlthout pay they have recelved the cr1t1c1sm and condemnatlon of those not ln sympathy wxth the onward march of educatlon Nevertheless these f1ve men have consclentlously and patrlotlcally contlnued thelr work lendlng ln all school enterprises not only thexr moral support but often physlcal effort Keenly mterested m the welfare of the chlldren they have always contrlbuted what was 1n thelr power to make our school l1fe brlght and cheerful Gladly have we extended to them the trlbute of dedlcatlon hoping 1n some small measure to repay a portlon of the debt we owe them Page Four I I Treasurer, ..,................. 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Kleinfelter QB111' Svrhnnl fluatnrg Educatlonally Blglervllle dates back almost as far as Revolutlonary days At the dawnlng of the nlneteenth century a htrle log school house bullded upon the Slte of the present structure housed the boys and glrls of that tlme A huge log flre place whlch occupled one end of the bulldlng and a long narrow bench extendlng the length of the room turnlshed the accommoda tlons for learning The bulldlng was called the Mxddletown School bemg the m1d point of the towns of Table Rock Arendtsvllle Bendersvllle and Heldlersburg In 1859 just before the great C1v1l War a new bu1ld1ng was erected 1n place of the old log structure whlch had braved the storms w1th1n and w1th out of more than a half century Thls bulldlng was partly of bnck construc t1on and was consxdered modern From 1tS open doors our grand parents could have vlewed the passmg of the Confederate troops on the1r way to engage ln the great battle of Gettysburg For three days they could hear the roar and thunder of the guns seven mxles away St rrmg were those days ln the hlstory of our school What an mmportant part our 1nst1tut1on played 1n moldmg character whlch later gulded the destlnles of the town state and natlonl Full forty years the Mlddletown School catered to the educat1onal wants of the surroundlng country Wlth the laylng of the raxls of the Gettysburg name was changed from Mlddletown to Blglervxlle 1n honor of the man who was then governor of the state of Pennsylvanla In 1895 came the deslre and the demand for a larger and better school A two roomed structure was erected and was thought to be ample to care for many generatlons to come Scarce ten years had passed when further need was felt for Increased school fac1l1t1es Wlth the lncorporatlon ln 1903 of the borough the school d1str1ct obtalned xts present day lmlts Add1t10Da1 school rooms were ob tamed by rentlng avallable quarters ln the Thomas Bros Bu1ld1ng In 1914 the f1rst hlgh school course was lnstltuted Thls was a two year course the first class bemg graduated 1n 1915 The course was then changed to a three year course and later to a four year course The school IS now a fully ac credlted flrst class hlgh school Grand and glorlous as the past has been the achlevements of the hlgh school ln the last two years have over shadowed all that has gone before Wlth the guldance of a capable and progresswe Board of Educatlon the leadershlp of an efflclent and consclentlous faculty and the co operatlon of a loyal student body the standard has ever been set hlgher and Blglervllle holds the envlable reputatlon of bemg the most progresslve and best sp1r1ted school ln Adams County Our hlgh scholastlc standard our athletxc act1v1t1es our phenomenal growth are all 1nd1cat1ons of the splrlt that pervades dear old B1glerv1lle I-hgh School J D Page Fu e branch of the Philadelphia, and Reading railroad, the town grew and the Page Six O XQWQQ QQ fig? Q2 2 'jf-7-'f x gf'- FACULTY Conrad C Muehe Prlnclpal Sclence Evelyn C Deardorff Hlstory and Languages Ruth A Mcllhenny Enghsh and Art I know the way we tread lS rough and lond And yet to pam and toll am nothzng loth, And thus I journey homeward with a song, Sznce ln the very struggles Iles my growth - ,K fiii7' i11 , X, -1 Ng, 5. s. r if -.XX K f ff, ' f ..,,. sn if-f K -, ff 4: K ' 1- J a xsY YV T' Y yj- KRW? f -4 2, 1' I W J f 4 1- - g e n -. a- f aa - e M 4j '+5'qi'YL - e 5 - fl f . , , . . . , - 4 . 4 V . p . u :3: :,: tl: u ' by To-Q PgS Page Eight CLYDE W WALTER Pud B1glerv11le P All the world loves a lover Pud IS one of those unassuming young men who seem to exlst for the sole purpose of dolng favors for the other fellow He IS chlef factotum III h1s fathers restaurant thereby bnngmg many sheckels to the famlly treasury Hrs chief lnterest 111 l1fe IS the glrl next to next door DOROTHY M DEARDORFF Dot Blglervllle Pa R F D Good lhzngs come m bundles small And vzrtues she surely has them all We lost Dot for one year when she need ed the practical Instead of the cultural She saw the error of her way and came back to us and we were glad Always efiiclent MARY E GARRETSON Garnty Flora Dale Pa Shll wafers run deep A steady golng lass IS Mary Coon hunt mg IS the only vice she pleads gullty to and then the coon IS a Kuhn Her complexlon IS envy of every glrl 1n the school Modesty xs a vlrtue she possesses 1n every sense of the word EARL E CAREY Sp1b Bxglervllle Pa Eat drunk and be merry Th1s uncouth barbarian glVCS the class all the pep It needs An ardent athlete and an erstwhlle student he has recewed the degree of H H meaning Hanover Hound Third Street also clalms his attentlon Good luck Splb you will be famous some day as a. second Babe Ruth T ' H u I ' . . 1 , a. 1 1 .. ,. , .. H - - . . . , 1 ll ' ' H H 11 , ., . , . , . U ll ' ll ' 11 ' H il 1 ' 1 smnlmg and happy, she IS a general favonte. ll ' ll , . ' ' LA 11 - IL H ' H H ' ' 11 . . y . , . H 11 ' . ' . il YY ' ' . . , H I H ' ll ' W, , ROY W ASPER Sugar York Spnngs P Best men are moulded out of faults Thrs rural specimen dropped ln on us two years ago from Shlppensburg Normal Hrs favontes are many fnnstance m food 1ts Rrce rn txres nts Goodyear, Ln yewelry lts Pearls ln study lts Geometry When e weather IS mce Roy lS ace hugh wlth the falr sex but when the Sugar Nash goes to stor age xts Good Nrght O MARTIN HOFFMAN Icky Flora Dale Pa The world knows nothing of :Is grealesl men Here ts one of the last survlvors of Sleepy Hollow He looks and acts the part Lately he has added h1s raucous bass to Macs Chorus He rs a perslstent student of Chem with Prof Ladles are non extstent m Mar tm s young l1fe ROY R MINTER Johnny Blglervxlle P They say you are u melancholy fellow Thxs sporty young tenor wlth hrs Chevvy expects to run thxs world some day Hrs fa vonte tndoor sport IS argumg wxth Mac He IS one of the dependable athletes and baseball or basketball would be a mmus quantrty wlthout Johnny H rs also a member of the H H Club DORIS M PLANK Planky For her the world holds but one Dorls IS the champion bluffer of the class She IS the best dancer ln the school and at tends more Gettysburg College social aifalrs than all the other B H S beautles com bmed She always has change to spend Penny bemg qurte handy We wlsh you success ln domestlc scxence Page Nm: ll 'V l ' w - I , a. . 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Svvmnr 0112155 illwtnrg Tempestuous and stormy has been the career of the Class of 1922 Buf feted on every slde our numbers were depleted unt1l at one t1me nt seemed as tho we would have but few of our orlgmal number w1th us when the day of days 1n our school llfe dawned on the horlzon Fortunately two derellcts returned to our fold and w1th the addrtlon of a new convert we present a credltable enrollment 1n th1s the year of our graduatlon Wlth all the knocks of Fate 1922 has been ever sm1l1ng and unmlndful of adverslty Doubtmg Thomases are cordlally 1nv1ted to 1nterv1ew the fac ulty Always to the fore ln school act1v1t1es we have left a record of achleve ment that future classes wxll find hard to equal On all athletrc teams we found a place and on some of them several places In dramatlcs we llterally as well as flguratlvely played our parts In scholastlc work we falled to shlne w1th the brllhancy of a seventy f1ve watt bulb but nevertheless we were there w1th the steady glow of a flfteen watt lamp and slowly but surely have won the goal It IS not for us to record our own achlevements Better IS lt that tradltlon shall hand down to posterlty the glory and honor won for the school by 1922 In thls our Swan Song as a class we close the fmal page of an eventful and enjoyable four years yourney mlndful and appreclatlve of the fact that the success we attalned was not thru our efforts alone but only by and w1th the co operat1on of a kxndly faculty and loyal school mates C W W Gilman tlbflirvra Presxdent Roy R Mlnter Vlce Presldent Earl E Carey Secretary Mary Garretson Treasurer Dorothy Deardorff School Councrl Clyde W Walter Members Dorls M Plank O Martm Hoffman Roy W Asper Motto Do Noble Th1HgS Not Dream Them Flower Colors Whlte Carnatlon Green and Gold DROPPED BY THE WAY SIDE Marlan Peters Kermlt Deardorff Regrna Becker Elmer Raffensberger Ethel Peters Lenla Wagner Marlan Brough Merle Wampler Page Tn: :M l il M l dl . 0' . 1 1 1 ' 1 , . 1 - . 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Knouse .Uumnr Ullman Qtnntrg You ve heard of classes br1ll1ant And of classes grand and free There s not a one among them Llke the Class of Twenty three And when at last there comes a tll'I1C To dlvvy honors up Junior Class thlrteen 1n all You bet It takes the cup In basket ball m base ball In every sport that s found The Junlors won the name and fame From every team around Theres Mlke and Legs and Shorty And our 11ttle Butler too Who forced the teams of other schools To meet thexr Waterloo There s muslc 1n the axr boys When Jean L IS near at hand And Retty Raff the modest Plays the organ 1n the band Cook1e Cook IS qulte an artlst Be Be Murtoff takes the cake For workmg hard at Algebra Prof says some bra1ns twlll make Pearl studles loud and makes you deal But theres a reason though She knows each Economlc catch And my she hkes to blow And Mary Bucher IS a wlnner Wlth her eyes so soft and brown And who llke Gladys captures hearts In every slngle town? E Tyson makes the thlrteenth one To her may glory be And now you know the group Whlch makes the Class of twenty three So wlth me glV6 three rouslng cheers And sxng a song Oh yes And tell the fame that gl1dS the name Of th1S class of B H S Page Tlzxrtern - a , H , V . . . I I I 7 I , . v I I 1 1 , . . ' ss sy I v , . , . , . ls vw , 1 H . H . . . u vv 1 . , . I 1 , . f , . v I v I V I 1 . - - - Pagz' Fo 'U twin K A fx :IN I .1 ,,.. Afjfg Snphnmnrv Gilman Offxcers President Spencer K House Treasurer Esther G Blgham Vlce Presxdent Chfford Bucher School Councll Margaret Lady George Weaver Juha R Blocher Kathleen E Blocher Bruce Burtner Bernetta V Qulgle Secretary Marjorle L Walter Members Eva Carey Jemlma S Gzllxland Grace Wagner Raymond F Oyler Thelma Slaybaugh Motto Kathryn Fldler Ruth Llnah Claude Mlller Carrle Peters Margaret V Baumgardner Success IS Crowned by Honest Efforts Flower Colors Amerlcan Beauty Rose Red and White Many are Called but Few are Chosen Frank Oyler Myles Klelnfelter Gerald Plank Page Fifteen -1- , v L I . I I L ' , I I ' 1 ' V V , . H ' 11 H YI M l M Svnphnmurv 0112155 Quatnrg Nmeteen twenty four assembled as a class 1n the fall of 1920 when three and twenty eager and youthful neophytes trooped 1nto the Assembly Hall ready for the long grlnd towards graduatlon and a dlploma Wlth pep whlch has been characterlst c of the class we started th1ngs wlth a rush and the first b1g event was a corn bake and marshmallow toast at Helges Woods It was a party of lntroductlon We lntroduced the rest of the Hlgh School to our hxgh and mlghty class Two other soclal events of prlme rmportance were partles tendered to the class by Mlss Jemlma Gllhland and Mlss Marg aret Lady Needless to say both affalrs were roarlng successes Foremost ln every actlvlty during the Freshman year we won laurels for our school and for our class Our scholastlc standlng was of the hlghest and the record of nlneteen twenty four w1ll hold flrst place for many years Our boys starred on the base ball team our girls stood flrst ln chorus work and declamatlons Full and worthy as had been the hlstory of the class to the begmnmg of thls year recent events has proved that 1924 IS the leader of the leaders We are keepmg our hlgh scholastlc standlng We have been represented on the debatlng team on the basket ball team and once agam on the base ball team We brought the Farmers Day banner for stock yudgxng to Blglervllle We have but lt IS no use to enumerate all of our achievements They speak for themselves We consxder 1924 the most fortunate class an Hlgh School for we pos sess a House even tho It be Spencer We have a Mxller for our use but MISS Mac says Claude can Wflte a better composltlon than make a cup of flour Our carpets are made by a Weaver 1f George gets to school on tlme whlle we have RICC for dmner when Hllda IS about We are all ladxes but The Lady IS Margaret AS1dB from being a Blg ham our Esther makes a flne class treasurer Altho our Wagner IS not as well known as the com poser Grace has plenty of muslclans handy for 1n a F1dler we flnd our good fnend Kate And Margaret B may be a Baum gardner nevertheless she doesnt let grass grow under her feet especially when a member of the mascullne gender IS ln the v1c1n1ty Wlth a t added to h1s name It wont take much tlme nor trouble to change Bucher to Butcher and we expect Chff to follow that vocatlon sooner or later Ruthle Llnah has no faults altho as a farmerette she IS a dandy Red Slaybells we mean Slaybaugh IS the llght of our way whlle Ray IS an Oyler on the P 8a R rallroad or has ambltlons that way Day dreammg Eva and llttle French Julla do more than slmply f1ll a place on our class roll whlle Kathleen has a temper all her own Good natured Marjorle and slow movmg Bruce form a f1ne comblna t1on to hold down the back seat of the Dodge Qulgle and Peters and G1ll1 land brlng up the tall end of the processlon and wlth that crowd as pxctured above you wlll flnd the sum and total of nineteen twenty four S Page Szxteen 9 . 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I ' ' N I 1 I I I age I lgllfffll illrwhxllan Gilman Presldent Harry C Scott Secretary Maybelle V Lady School Councll Edrle Fldler Treasurer Edna Ullrlch Vlce Presldent Earl R Ratfensberger Mlldred Adams June R Blgham Mae Black Margaret R Blocher Mary O Bream Alda M Clme Annabelle Deardorf Margaret A Gettler Corrme E Howe Grace E Howe Harold E Rexroth Flower Red Rambler Rose Members Myrtle E Kuntz Hazel I Lmah Paullne G Oyler M Ohve Peters Mlldred E Roth Nettle E Raffensperger N ora A Schrlver Mlldred M Stallsmlth N1ta M Weaner Clalr L Bncker Glenn F Dlehl John E Thomas Motto He Who Labors Conquers Lawrence W Gulden Vernard F Group Paul R Hartman Davld J Kennedy Clalr R Lawver Lee A MCCHUSIIH Herbert F Peters Arthur R Reary Earl R Rebert Ivan C Taylor Colors Maroon and Sllver Ida Boyer ' . ' Glenn McCauslin Jllrwhman Qllaum Quainrg And lo It d1dSt come to pass upon the Hfth day of the month of Septem ber ln the year n1neteen hundred and twenty one and 1n the second year of the relgn of Conrad the Irrltable One that a great horde descended upon the sacred preclncts of Blglervllle And th1s mass was great In fact It was so great that lt dldst out number the rest of the school And they called this motley crowd The Freshmen Gathered from the hlghways and byways thirty and nlne neophytes d1d gather at the fount of knowledge to lmblbe the nectar dlspensed by her royal hlghness Mac the E clent and her co worker Dearle the Dellghtful Yea the others 1n the1r self concelt called us green And lt came to pass that the relgrung one w1th h1s counclllors came together and took councll wlth one another saylng It must be done so that the sapllngs shall know thelr place and that we shall know them And upon the harvest leaves was It wrltten that we should come together for a great feastlng, w1th dance and song And behold It was not Wlth song and dance and feastmg but wlth the mlqultxous paddle and Wlfed chalr that we d1d make our debut into the all dldst do much to assuage our lnjured feellngs and to allay the ever present and odorlferous Llmburger and render the raw oyster agaln what lt was lntended to be the maklngs of soup And now havlng become as one of them the Freshmen dldst begln to do thrngs Upon the flfth day of November was a carmval held And lt fell to the lot of 1925 to satisfy the sweet tooth of an unruly mob And th1s the Freshmen d1d well And behold the carmval waxed successful and the Freshmen dldst do thclr share And ln th1s country was an organlzatlon And th1s organlzatlon was called the Jumor Red Cross The Mlghty One dldst appeal to the assembled for support of th1s organlzatlon And the Freshmen supported lt Yea they d1d contrlbute more than all the rest of the school comblned L1kew1se d1dst the Class of 1925 answer the Seal Stamp Sale at the joy ous Chrxstmastlde And when the call for debaters d1d come lo and behold two members dldst volunteer and one member was chosen And he d1d w1n great laurels for hls school 1h sclass and hlmself In the strenuous game of basketball were we repreented and on the baseball team d1d we play And last but not least we waxed strong and proflclent ln our scholastlc endeavors And by the gentle are of persuas on and apphcatlon we became the leaders of Blglervllle Hlgh School for the scholastlc year of nlneteen hundred and twenty one and twenty two And none dare dxspute our clalm for we do admlt the veraclty and rectrtude of such clalm Thus endeth the chronlcles of the Freshmen F H P Q 3 . F ' H ' ll ls ' ' sv ' ' li ' v embracing arms of the student body, But the hot doggies and Boston berries Page Nineteen , -,-... . ... .-- ,y L , A-.mv - ,.f..,,1f,.-Q4-.-.. .,4....v..--- . -- ...T-.-.-....,-2 15,4 Q ,, , 1,3 A ,,. , ..-.--...,,,,.,.,T . wr, A -... . . .-H-.U ..V ,. mam,-. X I 3 n ii , - P 2 3 B 5. if 3 5 s K N :nnai.-Li ? Page Tufnty gi H if 43 L! i a 1, xl, WF N! Qui LN im 1 !w I LLAA an 'v I use all W 7 K f nf' is whr Qwannn 1Kwunw Despxte unfavorable condltlons Blglervllle Hlgh ran thru a credrtable base ball season ln 1921 Handlcapped by the lack of a playmg fleld we nevertheless got a fa1r team together and succeeded ln wmnmg three tlemg one and loslng four It was the f1rst year the Blglervllle really was represent ed on the dxamond and conslderlng the condltlons under whlch we worked the season can be counted a success All games were played on forelgn flelds th1s 1n ltself berng a handrcap Every player d1d h1s best remembermg at all trmes that good sportmanshlp was more to be desxred than vlctory W1th the return of most of the players we antlclpate a successful season for 1922 The Team Captam Mark H Knouse Raymond Oyler left Fleld Manager Lester E Brame Myles Klelnfelter 1st Base Coach C C Muehe Lester Brame 3rd Base Earl E Carey catcher Clyde W Walter short stop Mark H Knouse pltcher 2nd Base Maurlce Fldler centre fleld Roy R Mmter pxtcher 2nd Base Glenn D1ehl nght fleld Llttlestown York Sprlngs L1ttlestown Gettysburg Llttlestown Aspers At Aspers Iagr Tfrefnty Ima THE RECORD Llttlestown H S York Sprmgs H S Lxttlestown H S Gettysburg Academy Independents Aspers A C Aspers A C Blglervxlle Blglervllle Brglervllle Blglervrlle Bxglervxlle Blglervllle B1glerv1lle , 5 f I is W I H I ' 1 My ' 'Q , I fl , -a a 1 ' . 1 a sz! Av y a At Gettysburg ....... Gettysburg H. S. ........ 17 Biglerville At ' ....... ' . . ........ 7 ' ' At ' ..... ' . . ..... 2 ' ' At ' ....... ' . . ...... . . 1 ' ' At ....... .... 1 5 ' ' At ' ....... ........... 7 ' ' At ......,.... , . . ............ 4 ' ' BASKE Basket ball wh1ch shares w1th base ball the honor of belng the blggest sport at Blglervllle Hlgh IS but in 1ts lnfancy Spasmodlc attempts to orgamze teams have been made for the past four or five years but lt was not untll th1s year that a credltable team was put on the floor and a real schedule of games played The lnterest of all puplls 1n the welfare of the team has been augmented by the mcreased publ1c1ty the qumtette has glven the school The town folk have supported us heartlly and altogether the season has been one of great success Handicapped from the very start by the lack of sultable playlng quarters we had our d1ff1cult1es to overcome Thru the generoslty of Mr U S Klem felter we secured a playmg floor whlch altho was not 1deal nevertheless was a place ln Wh1Ch to play Whlle the season may not be counted a success when the number of games won IS the basls of judgement or the number of pomts scored IS taken 1nto consideration every game was played ln a sports manlxke manner and a hard clean fight g1ven every team When the call came for candldates ten men put ln an appearance The coachlng was done by Mr Muehe assxsted at tlmes by Mr C E Myer The regular team got xnto shape early ln the season Twenty two games were played and of th1S number eleven games were won and eleven games lost Blglervxlle scored four hundred s1xty seven polnts compared wlth four hun dred S1Xty nme scored agamst our boys We played teams far out of our class because of the 1nab1l1ty of schedulmg teams from schools of our s1ze The most notable vmctory of the season was the defeat of Chambers burg Hlgh School by a 30 to 24 score The glrls also had a team playlng several games The season was mlghty successful from a fmanclal po1nt of VICW Econ omy and good management on the part of Manager Mark H Knouse was responslble The team more than pald expenses A good nucleus for a f1ve next year remalns altho we expect to lose three varslty men by graduatlon Here s hopmg that 22 23 wlll see Blglerville agam on the basket ball map CWW Sllllll fllfwl llflal : JE' ill ' pl vf4alIl'lf1 p 55' 9 Hunwltllv 'V A U lleuivm nf the Hear Page Tueniy three THE TEAM Captam Earl E Carey Manager Mark H Knouse Coach C C Muehe Forwards Centers Guards Roy R Mmter Sherrlck F Gllbert Clyde W Walter Mark H Knouse Maurice E Fldler Earl E Carey Raymond F Oyler Glenn F Dlehl The Record Opponents B H S Thompson B S Mt Holley Gettysburg Res Patrlck C S Gettysburg Res All Stars Chambersburg H S Ex Hlghs Ollvets Patrick C S Arendtsvllle V S Thompson B S Arendtsvllle V Carhsle Res Drllsburg H S Carhsle Res Dlllsburg H S AllColleg1ans Gettysburg Res St Mary P S Totals 1' Away from home Page Tfufnty our S . . . . . 13 . 22 13 I . 26 ' . . 28 18 . 15 - 16 25 ' . . 26 - ' 22 37 ' 16 ' . . 34 232: ' . . 26 Mt. Holley 26 13:3 Chambersburg H- S. 42 . . 14 9:3 ' . S. 24 ' . 11 21 ' . . 5 ' - 36 23:2 ' . . 15 - ' 18 23 , 13 . . . 21 23 -- 469 ' -f THE TEAM Captam Thelma L Slaybaugh Manager Eva C Deardorf Coach Roy R Mlnter Forwards Center Guards Margaret L Lady Kathryn V Fldler MarJor1e L Walter Jean D1ll Ruth Llnah Paullne G Oyler Thelma L Slaybaugh Edrle Fldler Margaret A Gettler Edna E Ullrlch Mary A Bucher The Record Owmg to unavordable delay ln gettmg started ln our practlce and to the d1ff1cu1t1es ln securlng opponents for our g1rls we only played three games Two were notable vlctorles and one a defeat Our g1r1s played well and 1n each contest earned the plaudlts of the crowds for thelr clean fast play The teams played and the scores follow At Arendtsvllle Arendtsvllle V S 9 H S At B1glerv1lle Gettysburg College 9 H S At Gettysburg Gettysburg College 3 H S Page Tutnty Q ' , ' . - , B. . . 5 ' ' , , B, . . 15 ' , , B. . . 5 I l ef Brhatmg Gramm Negatlve Debaters Afflrmatlve Beatrxce Murtoff Jean Dill Harry C Scott Maurlce E Fldler Alternates Earle Raffensberger Raymond F Oyler Jemlma G1111land Gerald Rebert Coach Harry C Kottler The Queshon Resolved That the Compulsory L1m1t of Attendance 1n the State of Pennsylvama Shall be Ralsed from Slxteen Years to Elghteen Years and the Age at Whlch Employment Cert1f1cates Shall Be Issued Shall Be Slxteen Years Instead of Fourteen Years At Blglervllle Arendtsvllle Afflrmatlve 2 Blglervllle Negatlve At Arendtsvllle Arendtsvllle Negatlve 0 B1glerv1lle Aff1rmat1ve 3 At Blglervxlle Llttlestown Negatxve 0 B I-I S Afflrmatlve 3 At Llttlestown Llttlestown Aff1rmat1ve 2 B H S Negatxve Interscholastlc League Standmg P s P C Blglervllle Arendtsvllle Llttlestown 2 2 5 500 I aqf Tfufnly .Hx I 3. . 5 A I H The Record . 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' ' 2 2 8 .500 ' 2 2 6 .500 Sviuhrnt Qlnunnl Presldent C C Muehe Secretary Margaret M Lady Treasurer Clyde W Walter Members RuthA Mcllhenny Eva C Deardorff Mark H Knouse Edrle R Fldler Untll two years ago the Student Councxl was an unknown mstltutxon at Brglervllle High School At its orgamzatlon there was a feelmg of doubt con cermng 1ts success Llke all types of student government the councll plan had 1ts dxfflcultxes but overcame them all The body IS composed of the facul est concernmg plays athletlcs llbrary and ln fact nearly every school actrvlty The teachers get an 1dea of how the school IS looked upon by the puplls and the puplls 1n turn get a vlewpolnt altogether dlfferent than IS usually tre case Wxth the ald of thls body the teachers can readily see the wants lxkes and dlsllkes of the scholars and thus avoxd the backward pull that IS always present 1n a school All financlal matters are handled by the councll In 1920 21 more than four hundred dollars were collected and expended on varlous act1v1t1es by the councll 1921 22 blds to out do thxs record g l ty and a representative from each class, The body decides questions of inter- . . . . . . 1 Page Twrnly :urn 0.51115 Glhnrua Top Row Mlss Ruth Mcllhenny dlrectress Hazel Llnah Mae Black Kathleen Blocher Mrldred Roth Edrle Fldler Maybelle Lady asslstant plan 1st Jean D111 presldent Edna Ullrlch Marjorle Walter and Ohve Peters Mlddle Row Loretta Raffensberger secretary Thelma Slaybaugh Ruth L1nah Margaret Baumgardner Margaret Lady VICB presldent Eva Carey Jemlma G11l11and asslstant secretary Mae Cook Myrtle Kuntz Esther Blg ham p1an1st Pauhne Oyler Bernetta Quxgle and Anabelle Deardorff Bottom Row Jean Lower June Blgham Nlta Weaner Nora Schnver Juha Blocher Margaret Blocher and Margaret Gettxer l Mugs Glhnruz Standxng Ivan Taylor Maurlce Fldler Sherrxck Gllbert Mlss Ruth Mc Ilhenny dlrectress Martm Hoffman Harry Scott Slttlng Paul Hartman Spencer House treasurer Earl Carey president Roy Mmter vxce presldent and Gerald Rebert I ngr 71. my rzghl l l 3 . 1 1 5 , . 1 , ' Q! 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A .,.l, , flitrrnr Staff To the above group of B1glerv1lle Hlgh School Students belongs the credlt of lSSUlI'lg the first annual publlcatlon ever put out by our school It 15 the flrst book edlted by any public school ln Adams County wlth the excep txon of the hlgh school of our county seat The undertakmg whxch scoffers declared to be a faxlure from the very fxrst was a tremendous one when the total expendlture m tlme and money IS consldered But to the above plctured boys and gurls commg generatlons of B H S students wlll glve due credlt O Martln Hoffman as BdltOI'1l'l ch1ef of the publxcatxon led the staff Hls natural ab111ty coupled w1th lntense school Splflt and prlde ln the well fare of B H S were the two thlngs whlch kept ahve the mterest whlch at tlmes threatened to lag The busmess end almost as lmportant as the ed1tor1al slde was handled by a Freshman Harry C Scott The fact that our book has been a f1nanc1al success has been due to Harrys tlreless efforts and his strlct attention to busmess Altho at tlmes the edltors were almost at thelr w1ts ends to secure materlal for the publlcatlon nevertheless when tlme came for the copy to go to the pnnters we were ready We trust that our efforts w1ll meet wlth you1 approval We mean no offense IH any of the yokes and slams handed out to all so prormscuously Take the book ln the sp1r1t mt IS sent that IS as a means to a blgger and better Blglervllle Hxgh School Gur edltors crave your indulgence Anon l . . . 7 . . . n - . , ' ' 1 , ' . . ' I ' 1 . , . . . . . . . . . . . . , V Y v ' U I ' v l 1 - Page T1. enty nme Pngr Thlrly QD111' llamtnr Loule Ullrlch the one 1nd1spens able personage of the school relgns sup reme rn the furnace room We could read 1ly do without almost any other person but Loule Always on the job never Shlfklllg hrs work and always klnd and obllgrng our 1an1tor holds a hrgh place lr our respect and esteem It IS Lou1e who keeps our floors spotless our rooms com fortably heated puts 1n the wlndow lights knocked out by mxschlevous boys and glrls mends our broken bllnds and rn other ways makes our school l1fe less bur densome Mug Bag Qwzumr Adams County Publlc Schools celebrated the flrst May Day Festlval on May 7th 1921 on Nlxon Fleld Gettysburg and Blglervrlle was among those present Yes some folks thought that Blglervllle was about the only school present when the rxbbons and awards were handed out It seemed that every other ribbon whether blue or red went to a Blglervxlle Hlgh School pupll or a Bxglervrlle Grade School puprl In the Hlgh school we took two tirsts out of a posslble four flrsts In Corn Judglng we took f1rst wmnlng over schools whlch speclallze rn that class of work We stood first 1n scholastrc work In the athletic events we were outclassed but nevertheless managed to tre wlth Llttlestown for second place scorlng s1x polnts We placed second ln the relay race our boys runmng a. remarkable race ln face of many odds Qbur Glufetma Blglervllle Hlgh furmshes hot lunches for aproxlmately flfty students dally The lunches are the result of an agltatxon started by the Semor glrls axded and abetted by Mlss Mcllhenny A change of menu dally sold for cash enables the krtchen to keep square It doesnt matter whether Deane burns the pruncs or Prof waters the soup our cafeterla has become an lnstltutlon of merlt even tho not of proflt It has almost caused the cessatlon of carrylng cold lunches because for ten or fifteen cents one can get a solid dlnner Long llve the kltchen ' Q . 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Btnlvrtttllv 1615111 Svrhnnl Alumni The Alumnl Assocxatlon of Bxglervllle Hlgh School dates back to June 1920 At that t1me the members of the graduatlng class of that year got to gether for the purpose of promotlng a better school Splflt among those stlll w1th1n the school by renewmg frlendshlp and aquamtanceshlp with those who had gone out and to foster a love for the ldeals of the old school Altho not very old the assoclatton has held two reunlons A prlze for the pupxl of the Senxor Class havmg the hlghest scholasttc average for the four years work IS awarded annually by the assoclatlon Members of the assocta tlon have taken a deep mterest ln present problems of the school and by thelr advlce and servlce have helped often to overcome some of these pro blems The Officers President Ph1l1p Bowers 16 Vlce Presldent Lester Brame 21 Secretary Esta Slaybaugh 16 Treasurer Jay Cook 20 Class of 1915 Esta Slaybaugh May Stover COylerQ Mar-faret Spangler CFohlm Harold Taylor Georde Walter Esta 'Vl Bream E Corrme Deatrxck CBr1ngmanJ Vlola Nl S Kapp fSnyderJ cz 19 7 Class of 1916 ass of I I Phthp Bowers ho C ass Hazel Deatnch Mary Floto Eva Fohl fLawverj Clarence Hartman F Blanche Helges Blair Knouse Paul Knouse Wllllam Pensyl Zeal Peters Class of 1918 Vera Becker Lloy d Klemfelter Blanche Slaybaugh Class of 1919 No cl ss Class of 1920 Marlan Baugher Renee Becker Helen Brgham Estelle Cook Jay Cook Belva Fohl buy Knouse Carl Slayhaugh Ward Taylor Class of 1921 Lester Brame Margaret Bucher Harry Garretson Mary Scott Ruth Scott Myra Cook Page Tlurly onr nu . 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VH: :S Z: E- -' - H Q Z I .4 : - I - H V - :mm 1 L 2 A A V vw :V : : : b V M ' V -E T A H F: A. : 4. - My-V, 'lf an -m : -H F I Z M I A- 1 I A -I -A - H, Q :Y M I : 3 S- , 4 1 1' 1 I fduninr IKPII Glrnan The Junlor Red Cross a COI'ltlI1lldIlC9 of the war organlzatlon wh1cl1 was formed 1n B1dlerv1lle H1-fh School to ald 1n the furtherance of war aCtlVltlCQ has been continued and durlng the past two years has been very aCtlV2 Belng aff1l1ated w1th the Natlonal Organ17at1on we FCCCIVC all the bLllI8tll'lS and publ1cat1ons and 1n thls way get an 1dea of the vast extent of thls wonder ful work In our own school we are actlve Last year we purchased a set of scales and 1n the grades the chlldren are we1ghed monthly A record of W6lghtS IS kept and 1n thlS way a gauge of the health of the school 15 kept We also purchased a flrst a1d box and the la1ge number of occas1ons upon whlch It IS used fCSt1f1CS to ltS value ln the school Thls year we have purchased a foldlng cot and furnlslnngs ThlS cot IS to be used by pup1ls especlally out of town ch1ldren who become 111 durlng school hours Our Red Cross work altho 1t IS not extens1ve neverthele s teaches us the true value of g1v1ng The Freshman class led w1th the amount of money contrlbuted th1s year but the Sophomore class stood f1rst IH per centage The Sophomores subscrlbed 100 per cent the Freshman 94 per cent the Senlors 87 per cent and the Jumors only 70 per cent lgawhful illllr 181111115 Dramatlcs have always held a hlgh place ln the act1v1t1es of Blglervllle Hlgh School and we have well earned a reputanon for stagmg excellent plays The presentatlon of Bashful Mr Bobbs by the school on January 21 IH Thomas Bros Hall added fresh laurels to our record The most cr1t1ca1 01 the audlence were forced to concede that the play was presented 1n almost professlonal manner Due credlt must be glven MISS Ruth Mcllhenny for her coachlng and to MISS Eva Deardorff for her excellent stage management Each member of the cast took off the 1mpersonat1on of hls or her role 1n f1ne style Speclal ment1on can be glven no part1cular person for every one starred The caste follows Katherlne Henderson a voung Wlfe Frederlck Henderson her husband Obadlah a handy man abo11t the house Francls Whlttaker an athletlc g1rl Rosalxe OtlS a SOC10tY bud Mr Bobbs the bashful one Jean Graham engaged to Marston Marston Bobbs anythlng but bashful Celesta Vanderpool a mov1e vamp Her Mald a Frenchle Act I L1v1ng Room t Act II The same Act III The same Dor1s Plank Mark H Knouse O Mart1n Hoffman Hotel W Thelma Slaybaugh Mae Cook Sherrlck G1lbert Jean D111 Roy R Mxnter Margaret Lady Julla Blocher 1ggs Inga fluffy our ' 1 . , , s. . - , 1 oo' ' O ' il V! -In I 11 11 ' ' ' - 1 , I .... .............. 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Mrs. Wxggins, a landlady ..................... .. .Marjorle Walter , ........ . , .... .......... . , ............................. . , ....................... , ....................... , A ................ . , .............,... , .....,........................ .- ' ' a ' , 1 I I 1 ' '. -f . - 't 11 in ME1111 511011 S Bxglcrvrlle P Oysters rn all Styles Qulck Lunch Bar C C C2535 R C W 31 'fer Flilffueb Ice Cream Soft Drmks TONSORIAL PARLOR ATTACHED 2255 Roth 85 Walter 135233125 AUTHORIZED FORD sALEs AND SERVICE TIRES GAS OILS GREASES ACCESSORIES Repalr Work by Expert Battery Rechargmg Steam Vulcanxzxng Rubber Soles Put on Boots Servrce Frrst Every job Guaranteed BIG LER VILLE PA Munir duh Svrlgnnl 'ILQPEIQIIP Ever to the front ln educatxonal progress Blglervllle Hlgh School and Grade Schools have a Home and School League which IS a reallty and not slmply a paper organlzatlon Dnrmg the year 1920 and 1921 nlne meetings were held and the total attendance approached the two thousand mark This year under the leadershxp of capable offlccrs we have accompllshed won ders ln getting our parents to come to the schools and see what IS being done The regular meetlng nlght of the 0I'd3.l11Z3.tlOl1 has been the thlrd Frx day of the month and usually we have the Audltorlum crowded with mter ested patrons The co operatlon thus gamed between the parent and the teacher IS well worth whlle The school becomes a vrtal factor ln the life of the chlld for Dad and Mother come to school and see what IS bemg done We are proud of our Home and School league Mav 1t contmue to further the lnterest of the Chlld ln such a manner that the parent will look to the teacher and the teacher to the parent for mutual a1d ln developing the latent talents of the coming generatlons 'I he Offlcers President Warren D Enck Vlce Presldent Mrs G WllmerKoser Secretary Miss Chloe Asper Treasurer John H Seasley ' A - cc 9 77 A ' , zu. I Q I . 3 . -1 - , ' vv rr n , . 1 - A Y ' V L N . k 1 V v - ' 6 - - .I 1. .I 1. - - - 1 - - - - - - 2 YY l 1 V V. - V N1 V' f,lIgf I fzuty fur Do lt W1th E1ectr1c1ty Furnished by Ortanna Electnc Llght and Power Company S Z Musselman Gen Manager Ortanna Pa RICE PRODUCE COMPANY Wholesale Dealers 1n Eggs Poultry Butter and Apples Bxglervllle Pa Gettysburg Pa Newport Pa Greencastle P Carhsle Pa Chambersburg Pa Shxppensburg Pa BOTH PHONES Feeds Gfam G W Koser Buxldxng Materlal East York St YARD and VVAREHOUSE Blglervl Coal Lumber L1me lle P Page Thirty .wx BIGLERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL NEEDS An aud1tor1um and gym combined A blg playground for athletlcs A two year commerclal course More room 1n the Hlgh School A better school Splflt More v1s1t1ng by patrons A blgger llbrary A Rest Room for Glrls Better Lunch Room Facllltles I O O . . . , . , . 7 7 ' ' , . , . , . , a. A D , . , . ' , . C I Fertilizers Cement ' ' , a. , . BOTH PHONES Charles F. Asper FARM MACHINERY D1sc Harrows Plows Cletrac Tractors L1me Fertmhzers Coal and Feed ASPERS PENNSYLVANIA COOKS DEPENDABLE clothes and furmshmgs for every member of the famxly at the lowest pOSS1blC pr1ces Money back rf not satlsfied CHARLES VV COOK Successorto FUN KHOUSER S GETTYSBURG S BEST STORE YOU BE THE JUDGE Coal Feed Fert1l1zers L1me Marl Eggs Poultry Z J Peters JOKES Mlke K My glrl sald the rmg dldnt fxt Maurlce F Dld you get another r1ng'P Mlke K Nope another girl Mrss Deardorff I am tempted to gxve Ray Oyler Yneld not to temptatlon you a test ln Caesar Prof Muehe Any questlons before startmg today s lesson? Cllff B Ye what IS the lesson Pay! Thirty :fun 7 7 7 ! 7 I . 1 1 C C I, 7 9 9 9 9 I - O I , . 1 , 4 5. . 1 1 . ' . 'Y C' ' .Q 4 ' ll ' v ' VV ., . ' Il ' 11 ., , . ' , ls ' ' vs , ss ' ' vv . nl ' ' 1 vs ' ' as Q - uv ., .,, . I . -V Courtesy and Service at George H. Knouse Groceries Hardware Shoes House Furmshmgs Clothrng Dry Goods Hats Lmens It Pays t Trade at Knouse s South Mam Street Jewelry Noveltxes Candles Cxgars Bxglervrlle 26 28 South George St Thompson School ,sf Bus1ness Successor to York School of BUSIHCSS A Select School for Select People York Penna HANOVER HOUNDS Nlghtly Hound Three Tlmes a Week Hound When He Can Bum a Rlde Hound Wants To Be But Not Allowed Hound Motto Back ln 'lime for Breakfast Mlke Knouse Splb Carey Shorty Fldler Page Tlmly Hgh! ll 0 7 7? ' ' ' ,Pa. . ll , - . , . ' ll ' 71 - ' - - ........,.................... Johnny Minter ' ll ' YI - - 1 - - ...............l......... A. H I , ll ' f' 41 S. G. Bigham ' GENERAL HARDWARE MERCHANT 1 Palnts, O1ls, Tools, Glass DISTRIBUTOR OF Hudson and Essex Cars Goodyear Trres Sunoco 011s General Automob1le Supphes mst York Street Bxglervllle P We Shxp by Parcel Post G W Re1chle Thenuse Dealer m Fresh and Salt Meats Puflty Flour BAKING DAY 'P of all Kmds and Poultry We buy Calves Skms 'Ind I-Inks L C Roller Mills B h Pl Ot mmm Table Rock Perma Balto St Gettysburg Pa BIGLLLRVILLE BOBBED BEAUTIES Blonde Beauty Jean D111 Wants To But Afralcl Eva Deardorif Wild Eye Ellzabeth Tyson Most Recently Pearl Eppelman PLAIN BOBBS Kathleen Blocher Pauline Oyler Bernetta Qmgle Edna Ullrxch Kate Fxdler June BlQh3.l1l May Black Julia Blocher Annabelle Deardorff Nllldred Adams P11 flurry mm' . , . I Ez. ' ' , 21. . L , . 1 ' IF Fiji Islander .......... Edrie Fidlec Sorry-She-Did-It ........ Carrie Peters 1 1 f' ' '- 4 Both Phones South Main Street B1g1erv111e Garage W1111am F Codor1 Prop Storage Gas Serv1ce Greases O1 s Washmg Batter1es Tlres Ford Parts A Guarantee Back of Every Job Brmg Your Troubles Here Take Care of Your Soles m Txme Before xt IS too late see Ch E M 11 George E Slaybaugh as 1 ef Shoemaker D1-ugglgt Rubber Heels Attached whmle you Walt Repalrmg at Reasonable Prxces East York St Blglervllle Pa West York St Bxglervxlle Pa HEARD IN CLASS MISS Mac G1ve me a sentence w1th the word oiliclate 1n It Sherrxck G Prof Muehe IS coifer dam swearing? Prof M No why? Sherr1ck Well we had a slck horse down at our place last nlght and I thought she would cough her damn head oil' Roy Asper lnforms us that a wood chuck 15 a blrd Jean Lower tells us that Napoleon was the greatest general 1n the C1Vll War Dorls Plank told us that Pennsylvanla was ln the center of the Unlted States lnat' lnrij O C D. Kennedy: My brother choked on a bone out of 'a-fish-he-ate.' HOWARD SPANGLEK3 BAKER Bread Rolls Cakes Lrke Mother Used to Make We Supply B H S Cafetena Darly Hxgh Street Blglervmlle john H Seasley M T DI L Staple and Fancy G r o c e 1' 1 e s General Merchand1se Hardware On the Square Dent1st Thomas Bldg Bmglervxlle THINGS The Howe dlrls bemg no1sy Bummy Wlth0llt a frlend Peg Gettlers real complexlon Specks Lmah awake Earl Rebert on tlme Farl Carey m MISS Deardorffs Room YOU NEVER SEE MISS Mac ln a huff Johnny ln a dood humor Dearle not QIVITIQ a test A patxent dmner lme Loafers ln the l1brary'9 Doc Miller worrxed I age' 1- riy --.. --- gl ' J, l u n n , Pa. Q 0 a L . . 46 ll . . 5 . . H fl ' bl ' 'Y K5 YY ' . K5 1 LA 'I ' 7 ' ll ' '1 ' ' ,, ., . , . . ' ' 1 li VY ' ' ' 'n Thomas Bros. Department Store ALWAY9 ON THE SQUARE W1sh you all a prosperous and happy future ALWAYs TRYING TO SERVE YoU BETTER UNITED PHONE Paul F Osborne prmtef. W1l11am E Kapp C d B ll P In S I S rogramg Insurance That s All If m .1 Hurry ee Paul BIGLERVILLE PA Thomas Bldg Biglerville JOKES Alda C Dad s going to put a blrd s bath on our lawn Gladys M Migosh birds dont know when its Saturday night Clair B Hey Groupy what are eggs today? Vernard G Same as usual little oval things with shells around them Maixrxee F Yes all but the bobbed hair Roy A ls stealing a kiss QI ind Ol petit la1cency'P 1 a R this LlS9lfl5j1llQIZi I la 45 U! L . . . . I 1 I 5 . H , H T y '. ' ,s . ll Y ' ' 1 11 1 is - - 1 ' ' vs ' ll H u 4 4 Q -nn ' - ' -, Jean D., 1Vlaurice, do you like girls with bobbed hair ? K ' , I' ll V K ' Yi' in N ' ' , ,, , . ' , wr H'ld ., ln ' 'z ' ' K ' nd, - 1 l I - - 1' l'ur!y-1450 'I THRIFT The Foundatron of Lrfe s Success A DOLLAR STARTS A SAVINGS ACCOUNT B1g1erv111e Nat1or1a1 Bank Interest Semx Annufzlly 'lt 4 per cent Mmm 'md York Sts Brglexvnlle P1 Meet your frmends at Need that Auto Top Repalred 7 New Hotel Blglervllle ee Paul L N1tchman IOHN C BRAME Prop TIFCS, O11S, B1CyCl8S, Headquarters for Reumons Sundrxes Dmner Partmes Functxons of 'ull Kmds Shoe Repaxrmg a Speeralty Grxll Attdched Mam and York Sts M'1m St Bxglervllle P THEY SAY Fsther Blgham llkes the Oyler brand of Armstrong Heiters Peg Lady stopped tlllilflg about Foster for 1 Illlllllfe MISS Mac s favorxte blrd IS the Crow Dot Deardorff couldnt stop 1 pid rn a two foot alley Dearle has leamngs towards the llfe of a mlsslonary That Roy Mmter once owned up that he was wrong That Mike Knouse sing cl solo 'Lt morning exercises on Feb 30th That Ose xr M Hoffm IIT had .1 d'1te wlth Jemima G ,md broke 1t P up i fly thin' . . , I , . . . s ' L I . 4 1 n V. . .Q , 1. - I C O S . I. . ' L . . . , a. ll 'V f I ' C A T' I . , . . I C 5 vp ' I , ' . , . 2 1 ' . . A H . . . ' Q - l - l - 1 l J l ill ' ' S E R V I C E The Foundation upon which our Business is Built Bean Spraying Outfits A N D N1agara Du sters ORCHARD SUPPLIES and SPRAY MATERIALS Always at Your Command Adams County Fruit Packing 81 Distributing Co BIGLERVILLE PA For an Enjoytable Evening C A goo jeweler F W Thomas F W h R Bowling Pool Billiards me atc epaumg Gettysburg Souvenirs Cigars and Cigarettes west York st BIGLERVILLE Center Square Gettysburg Pa POPULAR SONGS I Aint Nobodys Darling Johnny Mmter I Want My Mammv Herbert Peters I Wasn t Born To Be Lonesome Mark Knouse Let Me Take You Home Again Kathleen Bob Reary Those Charley Chaplm Feet Dave Kennedy Eliza Jane Elizabeth Tyson Dont Cry Llttle Glrl Dont Cry Specks Linah Kiss Me Again Doris Plank I :ffl rtj . . . . . I . , . II I I O I I I . 7 ' ll ' 1 Y ' Y! ' If V1 Il ! ' YI H ' H , ............. Ma, He's Kissing Me ......,........... Margaret Baumgardner ll ' V! ll ' 19 ' . it 1 ' ' 1 11 ll ll ' , , ................. H ' ' U ' 1 i 1 'rg 'n '-ff ' -LLB. Football Team Bu mess C ll g b g a THREE COURSES OF COLLEGE GRADE Higher Accountancy and Audltlng Commerclal Teachers Tram mg Course Secretarlal Course REGULAR BUSINESS COURSES Bookkeeplng Shorthand Typewntmg Enghsh etc School open all year Students enter any 111119 Class PIHS and Rmgs H W For Colleges Hugh Schools Sunday Schools etc Illustrated catalog maxled u on re uest W l KNOUSE General UNION EMBLEM CO Mefchandlse Dept 89 Palmyra Pa BENDERSVILLE PENNA p q e are aso Headquarters for College and I-hgh School Penants Makers of B H S 1922 Class Rmgs CAN YOU IMAGINE Corrine Howe enjoying a hearty laugh Carrle Peters gettlng marrled Eva Carey wlth her mouth shut Thelma Slaybaugh havmg green halr Glenn Dxehl suffermg from msomma Bernetta Qulgle ln a pout Mlldred Adams anythlng but a dear June Blgham without her specks May Black makmg a star recltatxon llttle Qlfl PU? I' rrty fur Q ,f . wr.. LM- A-Q, , 1- 1.11. Y -M, W, , , fl Z , s' 0 e e, Harris ur , P . . .h . . , . Y - . 1 - Y Y V V ' Charter Member Standard Business Colleges ol' America, accredited. . . I I , , , . . . ' V ' Y ' l - ' ' ll ' ' VV ' ' s ll ll x ' ll I! ' ' I 1 ', V, ', - A Country Store with a City Stock Plus Service P1L,SLI'lp110llS Kodaks and Snppllcs Doctors Suppllcs V1ctrolas Statxonery Records School Supplleg Wlutman Lxggetts and Books and Copyughts Belemead Chocolates Reprlnts and Juvemles Sportlng Goods Perfumes Ice Cream Tollet Goods Soda Watel Patent Med1c1nes Lxgars EVCIY Department 111 Our Store Complete Phone and Mall Orders recelve prompt attent1on Your orders have helped to make 11115 complete store for Adams County We .um to glVC you better SCFVICC every day People s Drug Store Ihe Rexall Kodak Vxctrola Store Bell Phone 16.1 Gettysburg Penna Umted Phone 162 W I F A p p 1 e C O The Standard ofthe State Manufacturmg S J '2dYjfj?q,1j3R Superxor Ice Cream Makers of B H S Seal pms A Sm1le Follows Every Spoonful ClassP1ns Rmgs Footballs etc Hershey Creamery Co Wnte for Catalog and Book of Spccxal Desxgns Bxglervllle Pa Harnsburg Pa Sept Sept Oc Nov Dec Dec Jan Feb Feb 5tl1 1 20th 15th 16th 2nd 16th '8th RED LETTER DAYS Fount of Learnlng Opened to Thlrstv Hordes Lute Lawyer has bram f ver from over studv Half hollday Farmers go to Gettysburg Deane burned the aprxcots to a crlsp Splb Shorty and Pud do Xmas shoppmg ln York Sugar Nash went mto w1nter quarters Nuf Sed Many perfectly good 1650111110115 Vl0l6l1fly broken Everv body dressed up to have plC1Ul9S taken Prof changes nlckname to Pop Marcll 6111 So long were off to the p1111ters . , . ' ' p 1 A , . . , , ' . 7 I - ' - . . AA Y? I U O . 7 , . ' ' Y U Y ' , . , , . . I K I ' an H V' ' P - .. 1. 't. - ' 1 1 . 11 ' vw 5 - it ' 'Y 11 YV K1 71 ' ' . C , . . 15 Q1 ' ' . H ' I ' I . ' ' . ll l 'I ' it Y! 1 H . , D. , . - l 2 -'W 1 I 1 rl ff IX Any Where Ally TiII1C M F WILLIAMS Photographer GROUP WORK A SPECIALTY We D1d B H S Mlrror Work Both Ph nts C1 ly l llll-. I N E Both Phones Delnery SCYVICL SPEED POWER ENDURA C C E P1tZe1' New Chandler Six l595 Fresh and Smoked Meats Snappy Cleveland SIX 31195 We V rlue Your Patronage Oscar C RICC Ch unluxsbnrg, St Getty hung., P B1 th Phumx Bu-'krvllh P Expert Work at Lowe t Prrct M A Shue Eleotrlclan Stallsmlth s News Stand Drug Stor Drugs Soda Clgrlr Sundrres Suncla s Perrodrcals Frxtures Apphanees Athletxc Goods Vrctrolas Supphes Gettysburg P1 WANT ADS WANTLD To Ielll a stable for JlllllOI'l1OlSL9 must be hqht and alrx Apply Eppelman Macbeth Company POR SALIL One engagement rmg sllghtly used Se Jean Lower LOST One sweet heart no reward for he is gone Sxgned Be Be NOTICE The telegram sent Dearle announcmd my demise was a blt pre mature Ten dollars revs ard mlll be given for the perpetrator of tlns foul deed Sxgned Doc Mxller Ilfl :lj fl I I , 4, cl sr . ,il 0 Q 5 . . . I 2 . U ': 1 . ' s , 11. . . 1 1 ' ', H. ' 3 ' -3 ' 7 o a L s C s ' . C. ' ' . ' ' .1 K ' K' Biglerville, Penna, ' . ' . , . 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Owl'-B GX-ada. an-f-4 -.va-'dl-.G 9-xc cl' C 'g fn-1,dc?CD f-foozrntn 70'9 'Z I f I 0 U Yi f 5 , 'D L1 6 P ' S G Y , . .- T' 9 'W 'li 'X' 'X' ee- 4 5 'F , X ii' 'xl ae- 9' ae if fs I xl g 9+ ' ' li 1 u I i. ll- ',Q-fI'.I.T..1.'g,-L..'f2f k5 I TTJTQ7-2-.liY:...-, , Y M ,T 1 Y Y Y Y :N-,Y W W ll! 1' 'r ' y- Ayf YOUR CHILDRE Your chlldren W111 be the COI'I11l1g cltlzens of Butler Menallen Bendersvllle Arendtsvllle and Blglervllle In the1r hands wxll be the dest1n1es of thls sectlon As such they deserve the best the communlty can glVC Bet ter schools better churches recreatlonal opportumtles thorough tI'2l.1I11l1g 1n c1t1zensh1p are a few of the thlngs YOUR chlld needs and must have Are YOU dolng your part ln makmg th1S communlty '1 safe and deslrable place m whlth to lear the future crtlzens of the Commonwealth and Nat1on'P The South Mountain Communlty Assoclatlon IS an organxza t1on of progresslve c1t1zens who beheve III the future of Upper Adams County Thru the unlted efforts of many the organlzatxon proposes to make the task of each to be llght The alm of the assoclatlon IS to enhance the opportunltles of thls COIT1I'I1llI1lty both soc al and busmess Jom today WALLACE F PETERS Preszdent E DALE HEIGES Is! 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