Biglerville High School - Mirror Yearbook (Biglerville, PA)

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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

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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! '4 1 . 1 1 . I 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 ' I , , , , . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 I 1 . ' Q ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 , . A .,.l, ,

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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 . P u ' 11 ' ' ' - 1 . H ' 11 ' 1 1 , 1 ' n ' 11 1 - 1 1 0 Y 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 , . Q ' 1 - 1 1 ' is 11 1 in ' 11 H 11 ' 1 1 1 1 .