Biglerville High School - Mirror Yearbook (Biglerville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1924 volume:

r I ' I 'J Ml ' I V N I hr fllirrnr Eigleruille High Sfrhnnl Pk Hulumv Uhrve 252527 .W '5:f: QE 'I Buhlinhrh by the Glass nt' 1924 Eiglvruillr High Srhnnl Eiglrruillv, Fvnna. illllag. 1924 115'-3 X ir, E ' P 'Q I Q WfWWfIlllm 1 2, coNT E NTS Q - is 1-2 1,1 5 lil- Foreword 3 Dedication . 4 Administration . 5-8 Faculty . 9-12 Seniors 13-25 F. F. G. Club 26-27 Just Snaps ' 28 Juniors . 28-31 B. H. S. Chicks 32 Sophmores 33-35 Pictures of Us . 36 Freshmen . 36-39 Senior Chocolates 40 Junior High 41-43 Stock Judging . 44 Athletics . 45-52 Organizations . 53-57 Alumni . 58 Music . . 59-62 Jokes, Ads, etc 63-84 F21 'Ti W QDEQQJQRD 4+.v da, Q 9 1-:fl 3 C-1 1 We have tried to serve and to please you in the contents and arrange- ment of this, your book. We have striven to make the 1924 Mirror a true and iitting record of our crowning year at dear old Biglerville High. That this volume will preserve for us some of the fondest memories of our happy school days and bring to all those who have known the joy of the real spirit of Bigler- ville High, a keener ap- preciation of our school is our parting wish. THE STAFF. 3 l 1 Q Z4 5 ARE F31 :. 1:. .,,:-,nw .1 1.-- 1 -., , . ,,. . , A -,- ,, sv . . -dia? 1 ' J !.W5'4.:4-,N 5,4 -15,-., ., f-1 2-1-: v - ,-1 Q- --, 1 - ,, .... W. . . ,.!.fv -- - ti V T fs . . - Rf-12-11.fkn-H 4- . V 33,0Q-,:J.:5Q531:gA.5.:i'..1', 'o'l l-4 W'-'- JL, ' . .. . ., ' . . -. ' f '1 ' . 411- - 1 . L 'J 14414 43- -4' -is 'N' -vm. . , 1 - x4 .,. -- , -. -. .-, . - , ,' ' ' 112.555 2 .11-'Q'--ffzq:,:f:9,?4. 1.-.gp f5fig3'f i1V- .. qH','Jyfg',1g3i-rs.-'iw-l ..5413-55151. 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LADY , Term Expires 115211 Term Expires 1927 1 ,Prusidcnt Secretary l To the Board of ECi.llCill'lO1l, we owo all for tho privilvgos mieiiclccl to us by X B'igle1'villo High School. Sonic of us do not sipplvcialtv in 'full I11vz1su1'e The work of these mon. Chosen by ai COllSlZll'l1Gl1Cj' whic-h is oft-tilnm-s ty1'an1nic'a.l in its clu- i nxaiuls to furnish high grade schools and at fill' sannv lowvr faxes. Those mon niust build for the flltlllli as well as meet The clvnuimls of the pi-vsont. How well they have pe1'fo1'ni0c1 l7ilGll' Task can iw aliesferl hy ihe g1'I'0Wf-ll of our schools. lVithin il space of four years from an Oll1'Olll'I1Q1lt of 1160 pupils. we have grown to 233 pupils and from seven instlfuctors we lmve l'l1C1'l'ilSGfl to nine. And with this growth and i11crea.secl expense. hao como ai. 1'01ll1Cl7l0ll in lax levy. To keen business 21.0111116211 :incl souncl common Sense in cloaling with school lll'0l5l0IllS must be nttributecl the ru- sults of our l'l'llSl00S, offorts. May they long contiinie in oilievl J. S. G. E61 A111121 illllaier Come all ye loyal Cl2lSSl'l1k'l1 now. vl'1'oelaim your love untold. Lift up your hearts and voices For the royal Black and Gold To Thee we pledge our loyalty And praise Thee to the skies Our cheers, they echo far and near For flixill' old Big'lei'ville High. Chorus : Hall. Rah, dem' old liiglvrvillv Bah for the Black and The Gold Rah, Rah, Rah. Rah for the Black and the Gold. How often when on the Fields of sport We would our boys exiol. Wrfve rent the very air in twain With cheers for Black and Gold. ln Soccer, track and basket hall In baseball we rely. The victory must be won today For dear old Bi.gle1'ville High. Cho. SCHOOL YELL Riekety sticks, Wix Wax. Way Up, Way Upg Hulnhaloo. Hillnhaloo. High School. High School g Biglerville. Biglerville. Big'le1'ville. SCHOOL MOTTO. SCHOOL COLORS V 'Ommiwl and Upwardf, Black and Gold. Ul A' - 5' ' ' ' in 5 ff. l ,- fl Sfrhnnl lliatnrg History is a collection of events and happenings of the fast fading past. Lest we forget those things which have contributed to our well being and happiness, the1'e is herewith appended a chronological summary of the events which have gone far to make for us the enviable reputation we possess. In Americais infancy. a little log school house building upon the site of the present structure housed the boys and girls of that period. Primitive beyond be- lief in comparison with the present large and comfortable structure. in that build- ing were laid the foundations of the remarkable school spirit that burns in our coin- niunity today. For several decades the old log building served its purpose but with the growth of the community a new st1'uctu1'e was put in its place. This was just before the great Civil lVar. Standing on a main highway, along which marched the Con- federate troops on their way to tight at historic Gettysburg, this building could tell some stirring tales if such a. thing were possible. It .furnished aceonnnodations for the youth of the community for approximatelylforty years. Who can estimate the part it played in moulding the minds of that period or who can conceive of the iniinence' it maintained? A With the coming of the railroad and the development of the fruit growing industry, the town changed its name, taking on the' name of Biglerville in honor of the man who was then governor of the Commonwealth. This structure served until the present building was erected in 1917. Thus it can be seen that upon the same spot for more than a century, American ideals have been fostered and the love of justice and freedom been planted in the hearts and minds of our people thru the agency of our school. The first ,high school-was established in 1914. The first class was graduated in 1915. Gradually the length of the course has been increased and new subjects added' to the curriculum until at the present time ive have a. first class high school, accredited with the state depaitinent at Harrislnirg. offering commercial and aca- demic courses. Especially in the past four years have we grown. From an enroll- ment of forty-two in 1920 the school has grown to 116. The Junior High School brings this enrollment up to 146. ' ' ' liiglerville should be dear tothe heart of every member, for around its name are entwined some of the sweetest memories that dwell in our store house of recol- lection. It is true that we meet our difficulties, but in looking back over our school life the sorrows of youth sink into oblivion and the radiance of the pleasurable times we have had seem to glow alone in our thoughts. As we say our parting word of farewell, we are not unmindful of those who have held up to us the torch of knowledge. We shall always be grateful to our be- loved faculty and the progressive a.nd efficient Board of Dierctors of dear old Big- lerville High School. A r G. B. W. l8l jjrg-',,.,-jj - Lgpi., L 77' Ll 1 .,gT'-Q-2.4157 ' -:-- A- - -- f ' f 1 1 f 4 w I' V' W 1 5 , i 4 N xl 6 3, . - . G 1? EH . ,' Nl Q t N 1k , Nl? V Q w 11 QV V 15 if ' U 1' V H. 1 v 5 .. 1, W Y zu f I Y ' Fir ! 5 V N. N X x I L4 I . . I X! ' lx w x I xx , H N ' l ' u W u' J E N u F ' I I I 5 . E2 W m v 'E QL ,1 ,fy H 3 q i :I I . 1 pi . , Z, Q-.,6,,., . 1 -. F91 CHNILXID C. SIUIGHIG, SL'P1i1:v1sxxG I'l:l.x'clP.xr. M.xTl11-:A1A'r1CS le-rville SC110nls, 19211, 1ll lTIfl .-X. Mc1I.I-IENNI, Vlvlfl-l'1:1NIJIPAI, I'INu1.1s1l f.99l'fj'Slllll'Q'. l'z1., High Svlmulg West' Cllestvl' Val., Nnrnml Sc-lmnl: Collegiate lVm'k in Sllllllllt-'I Schools, Culumhiu Universll'y, Cornell l,'niw1'silAy Vl'liV1-!l'Sify ui Pelmsylvzlllizl. Gettysburg -f'uIle1,fv, 1915-23: IllSfl'llf'l1Ul' XVest Gll9Sf0l', Pan., Svlmuls 1913-16: IllSfl'll4'lf41l' fl9ffXSh1ll'LE Colle-ge Slllllllli-'I' SCIl0nls,19212-231 1nsf1'1w1'm' lliglervills- S1-lmols 1916. f' 'f I IDA M. OLMSTICD Coxrmmlzcmlg Instrllctor C0lIlll19l'f,'i7.ll, Biglerville, H. S., 1922. L2lIll'ilSft'l'. I':'1., High Sc-luml: l+'r.1nl:li11 mul Mall'- shalll College, A. IS., 1917: Lie-ur. Infalnfry. LT. S. Army, 1917-19: SlllJt'l'l'iSllIg I'l'llll'l1Nll, Mullxllon, VH., Scflmuls, 1919-20: Slllwlwisiug Plilllfillill. Big- Sllllblllf, Pu., High Schunl: SllSlllll hilIlIl1l l'ni- versity, 1920-21g Crallegiale Work in Summer Schools, SUSIIIIQ-'llillillil I'lliY01'SiIX, 1921-233 Instruc- fm' Book-kvellillg, XVEIITQII, Pa., H. S., 1921-223 U01 - - Y. Y- iris, ,,,, ---Q .4-.,, U, - LESLIE Y. STUUK Sc-nsxclc Xmv UxI'nl'fl. I':l.. High S4-lmul: SllillIbt'llS1llll'Q, I':z., Nm-mall Svluml, 19213 Colhf',fi:1l'c Work in . SIHIIIIIPI' Hvlnml, GPHj'Nhlll'Q Cullvgv, 19123: Instruc- iur Sviezm-. u'iHiIl11lNlJlll'Q'. Pa., H. S., 1921-23: In' si'1'm:to1- Sl'iPlll'k', Iliglc-1-ville H. S.. 1923. USTA L. SLAY I'LXI'l I H H 1 s'1'01:Y Higrh Svhoolz Slli111fl6llS1llll'2.Y, Pu., NU1'll17l1 Sclmul Stare College, Gett'ysl,mrg: College, 1920-23: In strucror Biglerville Svllmwls. 1919. EVA IP. I'SONVl'Ili .I..xNr:U.xmcs tlvttyslmrg, I'z1., High School: th-11'1'ys1m11l'g: .Col- lvgv, A, B. 1918: IllSIl'llf'f0l' l.iI'tIvstnwn, Pu.. FI. S., 1918-19g 1'nstructor Biglerville H. S., 1919. I - -- 1 I11I lrsiglel-ville. Pal., High Svlwvl: Gv1i'xslw111'g, V11-. 113191 Uullegriute Work in Slllllllll-'l' Svlmols, I'mm CMD: ZL gm- , , , 1- xr :'1JA,1' ' A .445-1 f ' fy - 1 ' 'T i,,Q5LL-LMT-f.' fix 1 1, Q Q i ff , , 1 sg If ' ,N fx 1 gk -X-if L , Y KK Lv l. . 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A13 17 f nf F f 'w 3 4 ' ' ' 3522292 if-tr? 5. . . 21+-:1'ii1':, QL'-.-2-' , ' -1-ggw.i.f'g 1z'. ' r- T. ' 555 fi? ri - . , ,'. 'J -. ,l LMI' i ii? nf ,-I . 11' '. ., f i1-'-f'g,,,-iii '- '- .,e'h-Auf:-s fir- :ye ' ' , -. -' 54- .5-: ,-ffAIM--,lfa-rx,f-f. .14 -N' .,g.i-,g1,L,,.- .,,4.,-.Rf ',y,1..-,,3., , -4, iv-5 L' S H ,rf V. -1-2--,T Q: Liilw- - E131 eff be l ESTHER G. BIGHAM Et TIIGLI-IllVll.l.l-I, I,'.x. They say inirfu-Irs are past. ' G-irls' Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4: Volley Ball, 3: Track, 3: School Pianist, 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball, 3. 4: Class Treasurer, 2: Class Secretary, 3: Class Play, 4: Operetta, 3, 4, Music is the strong point of this young' lady and it. is one of the contributing fac- tors of her popularity, Her tastes also run to orchestras. Her seriousness is almost laughable at times but .a true heart beats under all. Like the Ray o' light which often crosses her path, she is always bright and cheerful. Esther has more school spirit packed in her heart than three ordinary mortals and could always be relied upon to do her share in every undertakinsi. If she works as hard for herself as she did for B. H. S. her success is assured. CLIFFORD H. BUCHER Cliff T3lGl.l'Il!VlLl.E, PA. HP -is .u Z-little cliiinmey, mul heated hot in a 'ui-uni-r-nf. Vice President Class. Z: Stock Judging Team, 2: Capt., 3, 4: Basketball, 3, 43 Soc- cer, 3, 4: Class Play, 4: Mandolin Club, 3: Boys' Chorus, 4: Bus. Mgr. Mirror, 4: Class Treasurer, 4: Whittier, 3, 4. This ambitious specimen of young manhood is verily an example of the sterling quality of 1924. Loyal to himself, his class and his school, Clifford always assumed his share of the tasks before us. As an athlete he blossomed forth in the last two years and proved his worth. Openly he professed abhorrence of the fair sex, but secretly he was often found in their vonipany--especially out along the Lincoln Highway. KA'l'HLEl+lN lil. 'Rl.0Pl-IER Katia Hl9NlN'3liSVlLl1Ei VA- 'l'his in-'iss is as yonrl ns hm' smile. Girls' Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Play, 4: Volley Ball. 33 Operetta, 2, 3: Secretary Class, 4. This bobbed haired bit of femininity is one of the most independent creatures which ever graced B. H. S. Nothing Worries her and nothing upsets her remarkable equilib- rium. She has reduced library loafing to a science and Miss Mac alone refuses to let her remain undisturbed in her wilful way. Kathleen is some fine little dancer and loves to trip the light fantastic. ll-ll F BlCllNl+l'l'TA Y. Ql'I4lI.l'J Bernie lil'INDlCIlSYll.l.l'I, l'.x. I In lIl!l'Wl'lf nur ll!'lll'l'l' tlra-H ll fri4'nal. Girls' Chorus. 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Play, 41, Riley, 3, 43 Opt-retta, 2, 3. Bernetla is easy to look at :ind as suoh. is naturally a 1-enter of attraction. How- ever, she is really very modest and is efficient, especially in her commercial work. She has ambitions to be a stenog and studiously reads the comic papers to see how .the real ones act. Anrl yet inrlie-ations point to the favt that she might even become a tailor for she has vamped several members of that family. But time will tell and until then we can only wish Bernie good luck. BRUCE L. HURTXEIR 'iBrucie Asl-1-ms, l',x., R. D. His .smile is .wrr1'r'tmwcl by his gru'ri1y. Vice President Class, 3: Mandolin Club, 3: Radio Club, 3: Soccer, 3, 43 Senior Play, 4: XVhittier, 35 Riley, 4. Bruce wears a smile that is as permanent as the color of his hair. He is a mod- est. retiring sort of a chap, always the same every time you meet him. To look at him, you would hardly suspect he was athletically inclined but for two years he booted full back on the soccer team. I-Ie is some business shark and in the future' we hope to hear Of him as a captain of industry, ' 'KATHRYNNE V. Fllllililll K:1l'm-2 l5lGl.l'IllVll,T.lC. PA. 'Sl temper ull hw' own. Basket Hall, 2, 3. 4: Girls' Chorus. 1: Mamlolin Club, 3: Class Play, lg Track, 2, 3: Riley, 3, 4, A happy-go-lucky miss of uncertain Fictions is Kate. No one win say just what she will do next and her frankness has always been a thing' to marvel ut. Loud in her denunciation of men, nevertheless she has a keen eye for the handsome faves and after every .social affair raves over him. Her elongated physique enabled her to star at basket ball and on the relay team she was u necessity. I JA I F151 CARRIE B. l'l'l'l'ERS Carrie-Belle B1-:Xin-:nsv11.1.1-2, I'.x. Slow and steady fu:-ins the race. Mandolin Club, 35 Volley Ball Team, 3, Class Play, 4: XVhittier, 3, 4: Junior Red Cross Leader, 4. And what shall we say about Carrie? How the dear Lord ever got such a big heart and such a keen mind into one person is only another of those miracles we read about in the Good Book. Carrie is always to be found helping some under-classman with the intricacies of Algebra or Latin. Faithful unto the end and in every branch, she was the joy of the teachers and a credit to herself and her class. Her friend Artie however, claims a portion of her time as she has a time for everything. Carrie is going to be a school marm. SPENCER K. HOUSE Spence Ill-2Nlll'Il!SVll.l.l-I. lu. Ullrliiflmi-111.0 is as lmndsomc' ll0l'N.y' Boys' Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 45 School Play, 1, 2, 31 Class Play, 4: Radio Club. 31: Mando- lin Club, 3: Class President, 25 Class Vice President, 1, 45 Xvhittier. 3, 45 Operettas, 2, 3. This lad is a picture of manly beauty, a perfect Adonis. He is one of those de- sirable young fellows with dark eyes, soulful lips and a passionate smile. Spence never went in for anything rought like basket ball, soccer or baseball, but he depended on his winning personality for ,his popularity. As a result he is some ladies man. , But don't get the idea that Spence is a 'sis' for he always did 'his share in every- thing. MARGARET M. LADY Veg I3IGl.I-1IlYll.l.l'1, PA. Sim Trikes the lzrrrlifh of mcn uuiuy who gust' 'upon Izfr 1mfm:rr're. Basket ball, 2, 3: Student Council. 2: Class Treasurer, 3: Girls' Chorus, 1. 2. 3. 4: Mandolin Club. 3: School Play, 1, 2, 35 Class Play, 45 Operetta, 2. 35 Whittiel', 3, 4. Peg is the original and only you tell 'em girl in the class. Take a grain of salt with what Margaret tells you. But setting all jokes aside. in Margaret we have one of the most capable and eflicient Workers in the school. Her artistic ability is an asset not to be despised and her musical attainments often helped make affairs success- ful. Like all well balanced girls, she shows an interest in the lads that come her WRY- Her conquests have been many but not lasting. Cheer up Peg, the right OHS Wm come along shortly. U ' rn 'l l I l l T161 17 - - v HILDA M. RICE lticey -C1i:N'1'14:1: MILLS, PA. Still fzvflitcrs ruin ll!'C'1l. Class Play, 4: Whittie1', 3, 43 Girls' Chorus, 1. Here is Hilda.. lVe clon't know what there about her, but when she looks at you, Oh Boy! your heart goes pitty'-pat and does a couple of handsprings. lVhen the teach- ers assigned lessons, fshe looked as if a personal insult had been offered but somehow or other she got her work done and stuck with us all the time. She enjoys the sound of S1aybells winter or summer. Ylfhat her fate will be, we can only surmise, hut we know that sometime she will live happily ever after. CLAUDE W. Mll.'I.I'lIi Doc Biu1.1c1:vlLLE, PA, But for my part ii' was Graf.-l.' to imc. Student Counutl, 1, 43 School Play, 1, 2, 33 Class President, 33 Operetta, 25 Class Play, 4, Soccer, 45 Mgr. Basket hall, 4: Vlfhittier, 3, 4. Doc is our class jester. His easy ways and everlasting good humor has smoothed over many rough spots of our way. His motto is, a dash of 'pep' will cure anything from a sore head to a broken heart. He can make our spirits soar even as he makes Omrny sore. He is heart whole and fancy free but rumor has it that he is preparing to cast his anchor of ronumce in certain Biglerville harbors. Doc is sensitive on only one point, his plumpness, but all we can say is that it he continues to laugh, he will surely grow thin. I.. THELMA Sl.AYHAI'Hl'l Bets Bml.lcl:i'1l.I.E, PA. A fili7'1l-HCIIIICIZ Amrzsrmf' Girls' Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 49 Basket hall, 2, 3, 4: School Play, 2. 3: Class Play, 4: Oper- etta, 2, 35 Quoit Champion: Track Team, 2, 3, Riley, 3, 4: Volley Ball, 3. Rets is original, hair and all. She is high geared and certainly out a big' swath in girls' athletics in B. I-I. S. For three years she captained the girls' basket ball team and the track teams. Wlien anything which required physical pep was needed, Thelma was called upon to put it across. Likatble always and lorvjable sometimes, she has always been a favorite among the opposite sex. She takesi great pride in automobiles, espe- cially those of a color similar to her hair. Rets is undecided as to whether to become a nurse or simply make some man happy. llfhatever the decision, she'l1 make good. F171 JULIA ll. BLOCI-IEII Julie Bl-:x1m1':1:svi1.1.1a, l'A. 1 -:worry not, for 'u:hu-t's the usa! Girls' Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 45 School Play, 2, Operetta, 29 Class Play, 4, Track, 3. A petite rosy-cheekefl maiden who is an ornament to 1924 appears above. Julia has never yet appeared when she is not neatly and properly gownecl, with every bohbed hair in place. She always maintains a lively interest in everything going on in Benclersville and Biglerville, giving at great deal of time to quiet speculation of the qualities of the masculine of the species. A truly remarkable girl and just as lovable as remarkable. RAYMOND F. OYLER Il:'1zo1- RIlil.EliVll.'l.l'I, PA. ll horn Icmlcr among men. School Play, l, 2, 3: Student Council, 3: Class President, 1, 4g Class Play, 43 Track Team, 3: Captain, 4: Soccer, 3. 4: Captain, 4: Basket ball, 2. 3: Captain, 4: Baseball, 1, 2, 31 Mandolin Cluh, 35 Radio Club, 3: Boys' Chorus, 1, 2, 3,49 Operetta, 2,33 Debating Team, 2. 3: Riley, 3, 45 Popularity Contest YVinner, 4. This young fellow's activities take up so much room that there. is little space to tell about him. He is equal to any situation and gets away with more stuff than all the rest of the class put together. A born athlete, handsome as .Apollo and of even temper, Razor is there with the goods, and has never yet had a 'bumll' OU hilT1Se1f- If he keeps up the good work, we know that he will succeed in any line he undertakes. RUTH L. LINAH Boots H1f:111r.1:1:s1sL'1xo, PA. 'illcwzfs best possession a sympcltluftio -zuifd. Basket ball, 2: Track, 1, 2, 3g Volley Ball, 3: Class Play, 4, Girls' Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4: Irving, 1, 2: Riley, 3, 4. Down in Heidlersburg, Ruth is the belle of the town and here at Biglerville she has also cast her charms over the unsuspecting youth. A quiet lassie, with a. temper all her own, she has ploddefl faithfully along. She aspires to a Dedagoguefs desk but unless she mends her ways, We believe she will be in the toils of domesticity shortly. Ruth is an athlete of no mean worth as was shown by her excellent performances on the track team. V131 EVA L. CAREY L lgIGl.l'IlH'll.I.l'I, I'.x. lIa'r I'fl1l'l5S are not fllus fill-tlC'tl.0 Girls' Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4: School Play, 1: Operetta, 2, 33 Class Play, 4: XVhittier, 3. 4. Here is a. girl who has been unusually successful in her every unrl0r-taking. Verl satile beyond belief, Eva is equally at home concocting delicious pastries or entertaining from the concert stage. She has set her mind on serious problems of life and is already lining-er prosper-ts: up with a view to matrimony. Good luck, Eva. ' G1-IUIUJIG l+'. Wl'l.XVl'1ll Hem-gily iii-:'l i'x's1uf1ce, l'.x., R. lr. Wo Irnou' uflml u'r urr'. buf lfnouf not mlm! 'IPI' may Im. ' ' Operetta, 3: Class Play, 4: Tennis Champion, 33 Boys' Chorus, 3. 4: Basket ball, 3, 43 Soccer, 3, 4: XVhittier, 3: Riley, 4. Out of the woods, four years ago, came Geo'rgily as green as they make 'em. How four years of polishing has brought luster to this diamond in the rough can be seen by a glance at the above picture. He is athletically inclined and has starred at soccer and basket ball. He is just beginning to feel an interest in the more talkative sex, our old reliable Et Blgham being his First crush. George aspires to manage a bhain of stores and we will see him ont-'Woolworthingn Kvoolworth in the next few years. JEMIMA S. GILl',lI.AND ' Ulfllllilq HlGr.i:1n'll.r.lc, l'.xi .llCn. may muff' and mmf. may 110, but I yn on fo7'1'-ner. Girls' Chorus, 1, 2. 3, 4: Mandolin Club, 3: Class Play. 4: Operetta, 2: TVhittier,. 3, 4: Radio Club, 3, Librarian, 1, 2, 3. 45 Volley Ball, 33 Debating Team, 2. You ca.n't judge a b-ook by its cover, nor can you judge a woman by her looks. Jemima has views on :ill subjects except men. and they are simply out of the question. Judging' by the enormous quantity of books she carries to and from school, she is very efficient in herscholastic work. She leans toward the scientific and we expert her to make rm name for herself and invirlentally B. H. S., in medicine. T191 MARJORIE L. WALTER Chubby BlGl,l'IllYll.I.li, PA. Good goods como in small puolfagc-s. Basket ball, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4: Mandolin Club. 3: School Play. 2, 33 Class Play, 4: Class Secretary, 2: Scholastic Team, 1, 2: Operetta, 1, 2: Riley, 3. 4. If you ever saw a bundle of good nature. sprinkled with good sense, just let your glances rest upon Marjorie. Always willing, happy-go-lucky and care-free, we have in our dear little Chubby one of the favorites of the class, Marjorie is a hard worker whetherat lessons or play. Naturally she is interested in the boys but never lets the interest show itself-when they are arounrl. She aspires to become a business girl and carve a career for herself in the world. TI-IE CLASS OWL 'iWilIie Wisdom XYITH Au. 'rm-1 Slcxxons all-IlIlIl'fl'd!lG goes but lliisdom- lingn-s. Honors! Too numerous to mention. lVillie XVisdom has been a constant but unseen member of our illustrious class. In the classroom. on the athletic Field, on the debating forum, and in the opera. chorus, Willie has made his presence felt by furnishing inspiration for 1924 to do its best for Biglerville High. Strange as it may seem, this rare bird has settled on the shoulders of each and every Senior and intends to accompany us on our individual journeys thru life. May we all heed the aclmonitions of this little bird and recall its many lessons learned in Biglerville, High. GRACE B. NVAGNER Gracious Tgxums ROCK, PA. Shia 'is gentle, th-at cloth. gentle decals. Mandolin Club, 35 Wliittier. 3, 4: Class Play. This young lady came to us from our neighbors up the line and since her advent in the Sophomore year, she has been often seen but seldom heard. In fact, her silence has hellned her thru the difficulties of the curriculum, for instead of talkin2.' she kept discreetly silent and thereby gained credit for knowing all about the subject. She is going to be at nurse and already we hear the masculine chorus singing I Don't YVunta Get Well. We don't blame them. Good Luck, Gracious l20l T '41 Q' Srninr Gllaaa 1-Iiatnrg The imniortal hard ot Avon has heen given credit for originating the justly celebrated line, All the worldis a stagcf, The world is a vast revolving play-house on the surface of which comedy, tragedy and farce find room. g One particular spot on this whirling sphere saw in the fall of nineteen-twenty, the introductory how of twenty-one youthful actors across the toot lights oi' that portion hounded hy the confines of Biglerville High School. ,During that first hectic act. with trembling knees and palpitating hearts, we took our respective parts in the activities of the school. Inoculated early with that priceless virus known as school spirit, it was not long before- the first eiiiects ot the dazzling lights wore oft. Time has dimmed for ns many ot the events of that first year. But the corn roast at Heiges' Grove. the beginnings of haskethall. the inaugu- ration of a hasehall team-these stand out as ineoltacahle scenes in which 1924 played a prominent part. With the advent ot the second act. we lost three players but gained one. With almost incredible swiftness, the whirling stage turned its face towards the audience and aga.in 192-L occupied the lime-light. The 'first real etfort to organize a basket ball team was made that season and the success was due to the support given by us as Sophomores as well as by our financial support. We firmly led the verdant Fresh- man into the paths of scholastic righteousness. The triumphs of B. H. S. at the first field meet of the Adams County schools resulted in no small measure to the efforts of 1924. That third act was one long period of unconfined joy. Ursurping the peroga- tives of the carefree Junior, we led them all in social events, culminating in the lavish entertainment of the Seniors at Piney Mountain Inn. However, we never neglected our scholastic work and the high standards of our class room work can he attested to from Mar-i' or l3earie hy any who might he- so curious to inquire. Both our boys and girls brought glory and honor to the school by starring on the athletic teams. Actions speak louder than wordsi' runs the old adage and a review of the events at old B. H. S. will hear out that our actions certainly made a noise. We are now presenting our finale. With unahated speed, we a1'e nearing the great day of days. The luster of our fame shines ever the brighter thru the last remaining months of our sojourn in this small drama of school life. We are proud to have heen members of 1924. Without boasting, and with gracious modesty, we can truthfully say that we have ever held high the colors of our school and that without 192-L. Biglerville High would not shine nearly so brightly in. the school firmament. And without dear old Biglerville High. its traditions and spirit, 192-1 would have heen sadly lacking. Au Revoir but not good-bye. l A ' M. L. W. f2ll , 1, I , -.-. . - 0 'f 7-.L - I 25.5, 1. B Q' 3 v QQ R ra s ' s. RAYMOND F. OYLER .. SPENCER K. HOUSE .. fKA'rH1.E1aN IC. BLOCHE1: C'.r.11f'1f'o1m H. 'Booman CLAUDE W. MILLER . . . Julia. H. Bl.0Cl1Q1'- Carrie B. Peters Eva. L. Carey Jen1ima S. Gillilaml Ma1'jo1'io L. Wallvr Qllewa Birertnrg Gbmrern fllllvmhera lilfuvc ll. llurtnor Esther G. Bigllam Grbmce B. Wagner Kathrynne F. Ficllcr ly. Thelma Slaybaugh imiuttn I1 ,-.. ' - 'Z' L-! .,f . . . . . . .President . . . . Vice-P1'0side1Lt . . . . . . .S1'a:1-eta-viy . . . . .7ll'l'!l-N'lll'if7' . . . .School lf'nunc'il Ruth L. Li11ah Hilda M. Rico BQl'llPttH, V. Quigle lYlE'0l'Q,'9 F. Weaver Blill'g2U'OJf M. llady Success 'is C-:'01uuefZ by Honest Ejorfsv ' Flowm' ' Colors A1116l'lC3,11 'Beauty Rose Rod and 'White ' JIem0ries of the Past , V ' Rl?l,l'gE1l'G'lZ liz1umga,1'clne1' l Myles Klelnfelter 2 E E ' 'Fmnvk ,Oyler 1 Gerald l'l.a,uk Ivan Collins A ' CLASS OF 1924 AS IT APPEARED 'IN 1922 y I E221 ,g .-. .'- :-A .,'.'., 1 Sl I1 in B Sveninr Ariiuitivz All Seniors are privileged cliaraclors and enjoy il fruedoin not usually granted those of the lower classes. Among those privilc-gels, has boon tho permission to hold a series of class activities. liven as we write. llioro comes to our mind the innum- erable succosses of our class. But lrrevity of spawn prohibits a lengthy descripiion oi' our floods. We can iolwli only the high snofs. OUR SENIOR PLAY In our childhood wo roncl of Tho pot of gold at The lind of tho llainlmow' and and in our Sonior your wo :found iii ilfor by Tho pwsoiifziiioii on N 0V01TlllPl' 16th of the Senior Play hy that lille, we scored ei mighty success. livery 0l1a1'a.ote1' was lY1'lpCl'S0ll?l'lC-'fl to perfection. duo to natural talvnt and oxport coaching by Miss Ruth Mclllhenny. All slarrvil so we shall mention no ninnos in faiirnr-ss to all. Thu dance whivli followorl was n dolighffully infornnil nii'ai1'. Phyllis Lnno. 11 oo-ed...l-Esther fl. Bighnln lfZlU1ll'l3ll Knox. n studs-nt ..... Eva Carey Imp. Z1 Freslinmn ...... Kathleen Blocher Marjorie Arnold. 21 studs-nt ........... Polly Price, ai studont. .'l'helma S12'lyll21llg'll ........................ liernetta Quigle Emily Elliot, 11 studenl ...Currie Petors Els11,l?Z1'nPst. an student ..... Ruth L. Linalh Ted XVhitney, :n football s-nptain ..... Marjorie Swift, an. student ..... Hilda Rice Oyler Mollie Bruce, a student....Julia Blocher Marion Dayton, Preston's lVurd ...... .lac-lc Austin. 'l'reston's secretary .... . .........................lVli'Ll'1LZ'21l'E3l. Lady Buftllel' Robert Preston, :x lawyer ............. Stanley Palmer, a butler . . .Claude Miller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .George Wezmxfol' Louise Ross. known as Miss Grayson. .. Dirk Preston. just marrivd ........,... , .................... Kathrynne Fidler ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .C'lil't'ord Buchor Douglass Brown. .11 foot hall star . . . . .. Nollie Pre-sLon, his bride ...Grace Wagner Mrs. Brown, stun-mother to Douglas. .. Jane. a maid ........... Marjorie KVA-ilwr ....................... .lQll'lll'llkl, Gilliland Scene: A collego town. Time: Present. r AT THE END OF THE RAlNBOVV l23l -I ' J- 31 5 QQ ' ,- Svrninr Ariiuitiez Chief among the activities carried on as distinetly Senior undertakings were the two dances which our class staged during the year. This was the Iirst time in the history of Biglerville High Sc-hool that any class SllCCGSSlilllly staged two such events. The first was the Autumnal Dance given in November. .Beautiful decora- tions of leaves, branches and colored lights made the Auditorium place of beauty. It was a huge success. 'l'he second dance was our Yalentine Dance in l'l9lll'll211'Y. Needless to say the decorations cents-red about hearts. lt was a, splendid event. To make this book possible and also to meet obligations which will arise, our class has had several ways to raise funds. One of the niost successful was the sell- ing of candy. We have disposed of several boxes and our profits will net close to one hundred dollars. Talk about pep and initiative, 1924 is bubbling over with it. And then there was the Popularity Contest? It certainly was original. We conceived the idea of selling votes at so much per vote, and using the proceeds to purchase several prizes. Needles, to say a handsome profit was left for us. And some say we have pipe dreams, but we are going to take a chance and tell you ot fiOur Washington Trip. We havenit taken it yet but we are planning. And we will be the iirst'B. H. S. Class to visit the National Capital as a body. Aiint Nature Grand. U We,1l say so. A-CT II AT THE END OF THE RAINIEONV' t24l 1' ' J I qw, 1 fy -jf! 1 7 , , ' 1K1 F 5 453,-411 f 1 P , , IQ 1 '31 . Y- .x,., YJY A E5 G3 ,v if 'A x. xxx ,f '- , L 1.1 ,,, . x ff! af Q-1 -ij- , , S' Nic. 1 W LA-5,4131 ' f ,, ff Y K ,J 'JW J 1 , V-J W e. J i Fi ' :N U' 71-f ,,1. 3 .tbrql k t ,- 405 -F 391 L 2 ' 'f fm: f1f- I 8 AL.. 'rffzg Jig' U 4 giasfsfw ' . . 1. ,., 1 fE-4 -.J 0 . -vmyrf' qi -., 53, - .1 Q 1 1 T 'A ' ' '11 Lu -f it s ' f. A .-'.1'?3P7-' . - -----. . - T . ' - ' ' , V 'A , ' WJ . j 2' J iw ' ' ' vu 1. g X Jr I f Er Q - V . . 2 1 X J - , . :HE A :G w -9' ' ki.. W fR'..,, Lugz f ' R. X f K x pl F G , - 1' 1 .N - I 754 ND Exam ,. V A. ,,E. x ,A UU.:,ffm wx X, .. -,A. , 3- mg. .ig , V ,Q , N H . ..-V ,, V . V, Fraxik U M-in.-3 V Sfbvuu-, ,Q w ,V , , 7 in X . '4l'4 1':' I.:35 5, ' , -..' ' 1 .y,. Q-I . - H - 1 , ,ff Lam.. R I Bc.rgicn i f aw ' Y w , ' it l I , 6352- gi ' - 22 . H'g ' f261 mu., '-' .i V I v. Isl President ....... . . .HE WHO 'YELLS LOUDEST Vice-P1'eSicZent... ..... ANY PERSON THERE Secretary. . . .............. DON T NBIED ANY To'easu1'a1'... . .HANG ON To YOUR OWN C'o1N MOTTO Trim friends. like ivy un, the zrflll, All stand ioycflrrv, und together fn-ll. Who-What-Why-When The F, F. G, ai club composed of ull the irrepressilule Senior boys, was the spon- taneous outgrowth of an insatiable desire for good fellowship' with themselves :ind with the School, came into being this yezir. By menus of il union of power, we have sought to stabilize our rights and better our persomil welfare. Like ai ClU1'lll2llllT volcaino the F. l+'. G. Club luv quiet, evoking mo .greater anxiety among either faculty or school, save tor n curious wouclerment as to what it. was all about. Our power iirst felt its surge in our youthful veins when our sacred and in- alienable right to he the sole weurers ol' jazz bows was c-liallengecl by fl few unwise under-elfissmen. Our proelumzition was duly proiuul,g:nted. Violations were gently but firmly handled, :xml many bruised but wiser heads zfaiw the wisdom of obedient-e. Lib1'zu'y loaiing-had reached a. stage of perfection along about the beginning of February. Efforts of the faculty seemed to be centered on the 'ilnvincible Six and while others were permitted the hlessecl privilege of lonfing, our crowd got hewlett, every time any got cauglit. The climax came when we were studying spelling on FQlll'll?ll'y 15th and were told in plain words that it we wanted to loaf to go some other place and rlo itf' We clicl so, :incl the outcome was that the rules were eliaiiigeil and library loaiing eliminatecl. much to our own welfare. the welfare of the school anfl the gloriiieation of the ever victorious F. F. G. So say we all. BURTNER MTLLER XVEA VER OY LE ll HOUSE BUCHEN - -,x-. - .7 - - -- . Y , . rf- e - -az:-.L..-f--- .ifr-Y-. . .-----fun. l'27l 3. .IW -I7 Q. if + Lf H' H ff M-nf q 5 t ' wb suv 555' ji q 1 45152 4- 'W Q L . f i ' 1' wi 3 , yi .K N -f ,Q fy ' -T Q 'pxnsk BH . r T H -F 3bQx 1 AXTR! K ' I xx W Q +7 QWUL v , -- . if ' , H' 'HL S S xwgles h V T 'N , . ' Til nfn, x A- ' 1 , 'D W W 11 Wok YY W F VV 4 ' v xl? if -5 ' f ff x i I dye rj -i wb ,Fan w 4 i N I 9 r I 4 N X231 1NI 13 1 if SN H lf, xx' wx ,, Jw -' 'fl I. fkuh kMf F,-, R-,J W W' ,pt v4 I Nz. .z - 1 3.31 rj 1 1 X Sign 1 . 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Lawver Marjorie Minter C!9ffirPru ......PI'8S'1:d87Lt . . . .Vice-I'1'e.siclent . . . . . .Secretary . . . . . . . 1 '1'0fLS'ZL7'6'7' . . . ......... . . .School C'ou'nciZ Hllemhvrn Dcssa M. Dearc'lorff 3Il1'l2Ul1 O. Group Glzulys M. Plank Pvarl A. Slaybauglr Harold R. Slaybaugh Chester W. Garretson Losfvr M. Kauflinan Jillnitn Ruth M. Ga.rruTsou Mary E. Gardner Lorraine I. Rouzor Clyde P. Oruer George E. Hoffman lidward J. Robert Chi'l1'1GS A. Fisscl zvorth. do-ing at all, -is worth doing -ureZZ ' xl-n-fl They 517.90 Rauf' Walter Moore, Jr. .Pauline G. Gardner Pa ul Tholan Colors Dark Blue and Gold Glenn Morrison Evalene Routsong Mary St1'asbm1gl1 F341 .. .9 1 ,'.,f . 1 .,,' 4 MZ. . , , F55 Y 1 , L xllx , Q6 A ',a:: ij Rcfbgms ' of' Us I 'K Q S. -1- ,. w -4 ' 1.5 1 A ' 1 wr., 3 rf , 'Q 3 .- N I . TMP , , . M RT 'gs 'Q M , kg W1 'N71 'i F L P' g 21 if , JL ' f-V., .,y. 4 vx. r I35l I ' ffl:-f' H' l Svnphnmnre lawn 'igiatnrg ,,., mn What a diderence two years will make! When on that bright and sunny September morning in 1922, thirty-six bashful boys and girls wended their way to Biglerville High School no one would have foretold the enormous strides that were possible and today in looking over the Class of 1926, it is almost unbelievable to recall the awkward and angular personages of our-class in the polished products of today. Shy and modest, the first few weeks, we timidly took upon ourselves to do those things which were assigned to us by our advisors. Fate dealt not unkindly to us. Self possession was given us thru the medium of Miss Mac's preposterous floor talks in Englishg initiative was developed among us by the kindly encourageinent ot Mr. Muehe, and perseverance was instilled in us by the Latin assignment of Mrs. Bower. Our scholastic abilities can be traced to our native talent and our athletic accomplishment to our superior physical make-up. Heavy toll was taken ol? us during that Hrst year. No less than nine members are counted among the missing. For various reasons, good and bad, we lost some shining lights. But with the advent otreach drop-out, our hearts grew more de- termined to stick it out and our twenty-seven resolute members are going to see it thru. Vain repetition would result in an enumeration of our successes. For every project launched by the Biiglerville High School found among its leaders members of the Sophomore Class. Tell ine, dear reader, who can surpass our Dessa in her new evening gown at the Senior Dancesg or what radio fan is more expert than our own Stu1npy,' Sell or Skelegan,' Rebert? In stock judging, tell me what other boy won two gold medals besides Gump Garretson? And who is well nigh perfect in scholastic work if it not Zippy Zora ' Murray. Oh yes, we could enumerate the accoinplishments of each 'individual rneinber. Hfioodei '- Wagner. Whity Slaybaugh, Cholly lfissell, Lcssie Kautinian, Ru'Ens,' Myers, 'Tal,mby Carey, Bud Slaybaugh, Peggy Mock, Toots'f Rouzer and all the rest have led in some particular line. But space forbids nie mention all. Standing on the threshold of our Junior year, we look back with pride on our past. No need to hide it under a. dark blanket. Filled with accomplishments and deeds of worth, we 'feel that 1,0526 has been a credit to the school. A glimpse of what lies before us however urges us on to our goal. The future calls ns and it can only be judged by the past. W e are glad to have been a part of Biglerville High and will strive to do our best to honor her and ourselves in the years to come. M. K. H. A l36l iks '4 -1 , -0 X Fl 3 f WF, N IVE? 2 '-Q ow Q t If 'W A 0 Q J YU 1 D ' k , 9 1 'P YQ 0 1, 0 ' K - 9 QU 9' Q 'X 7 9 cb 'Q D 0 . Q Q' X .. N.. ,D 9 ' 'ao P N -uv .250 -'za' ' ' ':3L. .ja , 7 -fu. :E'0',:0x-. B -195 ' 'J' ao D 1, 0-B.N D M D has aa ol 'L A: 'D :H 4- D.-fl 54 4 nu ga v. ,b0o nr N--2 ., .14-rv' can ' h oz e ' , at , H pn ,ff ,L-,,r.: UH? . 5 .ou 'G , w . '1 .0 X .-90' 59' 9 a,Uo n F371 x 4 1 I w 1 Y n I S w 'f W Ni I -. .Qi 1+ M W 4, W4 'I If lgi EH ? F FL w M 1I 4 W M !, 1l Qi Q. H ,F 'I Q w 1 1 , x ----M U... V .W-f...1.i. --HW - .. Zllrwhman Gllawa Eirertnrg FRANKLIN R. BIGHAM . . . GLADYS MILLER ....... BETTY DILL .............. HELEN CAREY ............ Gbflirrra H. PARKER RAEFENSPERGEER .... George W. Adams 'Verna M. Bream Blanche M. Deardorff llelen F. Houck Byron S. Macbeth .Bowers H. Peters Louis J. Sheets Vera M. Group Caroline R. Routsong Edna G. Orner mrmhrrz John H. Black Cora Boyer Donald L. Gulden Pearle M. Howe Ivan Raffensperger Phillip li. Tyson Isabel P. Group Donald R. Heiges Rhey T. Ziegler Ruth Hawkins . . . . . . . .llresriclent . . . l'1'ce-P1'es'idemE . . . . .Secrefa'ry . . . . . . Treas1we1' . . .School Council Dorothy E. Beam Charles Boyer Ralph W. Guise Edna B. Kuntz .Tohn Ginck Melva A. Roth Dale -T. Weaver Martha J. Garretson Luella M. Musselman Edna Walter Qlilnttn Build for C'l1fw'zwte1', not for Fame C0101-S Flower , Brown and Gold Yellow T921 ROSC Ugl 5 Z.-,s. 1-.Zi-.. ..-. -..-..f-. f - -.. - -..L,,,..,.- -- --A ,,,.h - .-.Ni Q- .Z-.s--:.L- 1-. il :I I 1 I n I I I I I I I I I . I I I I I I I I x I I I f I . i I I It l 'l I. ii I I ll I Zllrezliman Ullman Biaiurg It has been said that a Freshman Class has no history, but only vague re- 1ne1nhra.nees of a past that has hardly ceased from being the present. But to you seotfers and unbelievers, when I have detailed to you the aeeoinplislnnents of the Class of 1927 of the Biglerville High School, I feel certain you will agree with me that our class has a liisiory and altho brief. it is just glorious as the record of any class, barring none. ' What is nineftenths of an orchestra? You guessed it the lirst time. the clruins, that's right. And who is the ilrumrner? You don't know! Then let nie tell you. It is none other than HFrankie Higham. a F1'6Sll1llil.ll. And who is a. songster in the boys' chorus, if not our own Byron Macbeth? And talking about high scholas- tic marks. The Sophs think that Zippy Zora is some speed demon when it comes to getting 100 per cent but hearken unto the tale of all those perfect marks obtained by honest toil by that Freshman, :'Donny Heiges. Why we could sit here an entire day and just tell you of the individual accomplishments of our bunch. But that would weary you. We are young in years and in elass history. But it is what is before us that we are living in hope. We have our ideals. We are ambitious. 1927 will make Biglerville High School proud of having such a. class. With characteristic pep and energy, we are going to our task. Biglerville High inust grow. Its sphere of in- iluenee must be enlarged. There is a great future for the school. Our class has realized this we are all putting forth our very best eiforts to help our school attain its rightful place. Our boys are going in for athletics. They are not wait- ing until the last year or so and then going out and expecting to make the Varsity. 'lfhey are now serving their apprenticeship on the scrub teams and when the. proper time comes. they will he prepared and 'Found not wanting. Our girls are not sulk- ing because they are not put lirst in school affairs. They are learning and in the coming years they will be qualified to be the social leaders ot the school. Nineteen twenty-seven is a. real class. flt has a. glorious altho brief past and it will hare a still more glorious future. With faith in the teachers and faith in itself. our elass will lead. B. D. mtg- E391 1 fi 1:4 ttf: F5 I fd ax Bn a v. C11 DX ' sis F I K ' 71 Q X L f411 liighth Grabs Eirrrtnrg OFFICERS LEROY G. LADY ..... ........... R. STANLEY Trsorsr EDITH M. FOHL . L . . CURTIS R. BUCHER .... MARION E. MIILLER .... Lester B. Bucher G. Marie Funt Homer F. Gilbert Margaret K. Gilliland Ruth G. Black MEMBERS Rebecca E. Sachs XVELITGII Boyer Helen M. Slaybaugh Anita L. Rouzer Joseph E. Hess Joe Hess MOTTO Be Good--D0 Good-Make Good Colors Old Rose and Silver BETTER KNOWN AS Let', Bucher Beef,' Gilbert ':Rooty Black Maggie'f Gilliland Specs Sla.yba.ugh Stan Tyson Skinny Funt Nightie Rouzer Stew H0H51T12l.l'1 HL Hart Edie,' Fohl Mary-Ann Miller Reb Rebert C CC 'Elackiev Warner . . . . . .President . . . l 'iC6-P'I'6S'illG7Zt . . . . . .Secretctry . . . . . . . .Treasurer . . . . .School Councfil Hazel L. Rebert Stuart I-loifman Lloyd Hart John Houtz Lester Warner Flower White Carnation Fat Houtz Becky', Sachs 'WVil1is,' Lady Curt Bucher Slim Boyer f42l ,:. ..:...f,L, 1-L5 13: ,D -, adrian-,-.f 1 l Svvurnth Grabs Birnrtnrg FLOYD W. SELL JOHN E. GETTIEH .... EDITH M. LAWYER MARVEL M. BOTH ALLIA FUNT ..... Richard Sla,yba,ugl1 Myrtle E. Raffensp Arthur M. Topper Jean Thomas Colors Maroon and Orange Ricky Slaybangh Edie Lawver 'iFlivver Sell f'Dave Sandoe Dicky Dick erger OFFICERS MEMBERS Ray Roth , David E., Szuidoe Ruth A. Arnold Elsie Haverstock MOTTO He Profits M 0st:'W 1110 Serves BETTER KNOWN AS C6 EC IC Razorv Roth Marv Roth Myrt Rail 'fJcanie Thomas 'iSkeeix,' Miller CC Huthy Arnold Best ' . . . . . . .President . . . .l'1'k'c'-Presiclent . . . . . . .Secretary . . . . . . .7 reasm'e1' . . . .School Cozmwil Helen H. Dick Dale E. Miller Charles Shank Flower Yellow Rose nJOl1'lll'lyv Gettier AIl'ir ' Fllrf Artie Topper EH Haverstouk ChriS,' Shank f43l Stark Zlnhging Umm orrllcmisx CLIFFORD H. BUCHER . . . ............. . . .... Captain C. C. NIUEHE ........ ....... . . . .I . .... Coach, MEMBERS Paul B. Hartman Chester W. Garretsou I ALTERNATES 1 Bruce Burtuer Arthur Beary Above is pictured the champion stock judging team of Adzmis County. For the second time in succession, we landed the big silver cup at the 1923 South Mountain Fair, winning by a. big margin over all competitors. Of the six individual prizes we got four. Some record, eh boy? Biglerville now has two legs on the cup. Littlestown has one. A team must win it three times before it becomes PC-31'1Tlt11'18l1JE property. It is up to the 1924: team to turn the trick. THE TEAM STANDINGS Biglerville High School ............ .... P ...... . ..... .... '7 1 6 A1'G11Cll3SXfl1l8 Vocational School . . . . . . .586 Fairfield High School ......... .... 5 16 Littlestown High School .... .... 5 11 Abbottstowii High School ......................... .... 5 00 INDIVIDUALS SCORING Judging Cattle Judging Hogs Clifford H. Bucher, B. H. S. ...... 98 Chester Garretsoii, B. H. S. ...... 155 Chester Garretson, B. H. S. ....... 98 Paul QR. Hartman, B. H. S. ...... 150 Ha.rold Wortz, F. H. S. ...... . . .98 Louis Bossermau, A. V. S. ...... .138 E441 I l I I fi pq P '1 'xx V f 'w VX :Li I 4 4 w U J ,4 -z WH w fi 52 H I 1: 4 N,-f-ff f1QIIuHLlElHKCS l ci 4 3: 4 Y I1 , ,..?-5- - - -- TW Y Y ,--J z,.. ,.T..4, ,,,l-- .L, gi.--A..,. . ,,, f4S1 SOCCER HG' liiglerville High School cannot claim to have had a rip-roaring. unadulterated, and blazingly successful soccer season in the tall of 1923 for we did not win a. single, solitary, lonesome game. But we are not disheartened and we are not ashamed. Believe us. when we tell you that every team that played us knew that they were in a real game and that if we would have had halt of the breaks of the game, there might be a different tale to tell. Again we were members ot the Mason-llixon League. We had to work up an entirely new team and the ma.terial at hand was green as grass. But the boys had the spirit and the pluck. They fought hard and did their best. They always played a, hard clean game and that is and always will be more important to Biglerville High School than the victories which might be and which often are gained at the expense of good sportsmanship. Razor Oyler cafptained the team. He played hard in every game and kept the boys working all of the time. dlleefi' Hilbert managed the team and always had the lield in shape 'for playing. Prof Muehe coached the hours and encouraged them. We are not looking back with vain regrets but to the future with hope. May 1924 bring us better luck. RW'-WU 7 ll . ' ' H005 g l fflllll ll V C FD1UO1l'llQUIIlLllIUlIUlZUifllll'l. LLOI ZNIPI L I In 9? ulu jg gi X Q V . ., . .... 4- ei H33 ' r ' 'B ' Xt , 4 aavhall e H 5 X' 4'1l'1ZSg?i??1f:.. ' Q 5 , -.-i'. 5' 'WMI 'Q t i ' nIatlAin1uilA1ln'ntn.u'ln1nn1n'.snnn1m1untanuntuu'u2u,u. on ii ln baseball in the season o'l' 191325, liiglerville High just broke even. .Eight games were played and four ot them were won and tour were lost. The cold weather hampered work on the diamond to a large extent but the team put up some pretty good ball. The great weakness was in the pitching staff and in the receiving end. Our boys had a pretty good inlield and the outiielders were there with the goods. Mr. H. S. Bolan coached the team and did well. He gave lots of time to drilling the fundamentals of the game and this work ought to show this season. Miken Knouse captained the team and he did most of the twirling with f'Scotty', and Fidler helping out. lliehl also tried his hand in the box. Razor Oyler at the hot corner did good work. Harry Scott was manager and he showed capability in handling the ailiairs of the team. The prospects are not just so bright for the 1924 season but with the general good spirit and with a lot of' hard work. we hope to see Biglerville High School out front plugging away to make a name for itself in Adams County interscholastic baseball. l46l BASKETBALL Basket Ball, the prime sport at Biglerville High School enjoyed in 1923-24 a season of unequaled prosperity. First through the courtesy of ther Auditorium Association. we got the use ol' an excellent playing lloor which aeeomniodated our big crowds comfortably. Secondly, we got the support oi' the towns-people as never be- fore. Third. we had a coach Shorty Stock whose heart and soul was in the welfare of the team. who knew his business from A to Z and whose etforts were always with the boys. The final factor in our success was the excellent management of our one and only Doe Miller who assisted Prof', Mnehe in H,1'1'2l,1'1gl'l'lg the games. Of course all of the above would have been tor naught, had we not a bunch of willing and hardworking players. In'i1'nilful of pep and school spirit. And our girls. Their team was a. 'fine drawing card. They more than did their share. thanks to the kindly eucourage-inent of Miss Olmsted as coach and the fine work of Miss Higham, as manager. Look the records over and see why Biglerville will look back. upon 1923-24, as a big basket ball year at the old school. 30504. :Law g :arf fl. 'lliWllU UQYlINllUfll.l!IllQUIUDYUINI.YI.H.Eg1010lQlfl'Ul9lflW1l'lIUlfUlil'QUl'lOR HQ- ' A 1 . if S x ' 5 2. i - , . 3 it fe X are :fe - - ' - . :'-'ffakiifk fy 5 Y' ii i f if Z-J. !J!!bf9' g raNu'n:u'm:va'u1m:u an'nn1n1nnn1sn.onnn1snn'm'u1on , Our track team last spring' was indeed a. surprise and a delight. We entered three meets and were victorious in two of them, and placed in the third., Our boys did the best they could and were out 'front working' all ot the time. In the Penn Relays. the biggest athletic carnival that staged in America, we competed with a. very fast class and came in third. Our runners received bronze medals. At the Adams Country Public School meet at Gettysburg, our boys won a number of events and placed in many others. lVe totaled sutiicient points to win first place in the meet. A silver cup was our trophy for this victory. At the Franklin and Marshall Inter-scholastics at liancaster, we ran first in the relay and came home with a beautiful banner and gold medals for the boys. Our girls also won a silver cup at the Gettysburg Meet. They had no trouble in getting' first place. Captain Milliken Knouse. Shorty , Fidler, Harry Scott and Razor Oyler composed the relay team which contributed so much to our success. The work was handled by Prof. C. U. Muehc. who gave unstintingly of his time and efforts in order to round the team into shape. A l+7l Standing: Oyler, Taylor, Gilbert, Rebert, Couch Igfllilll. Svzmted: Bricker, Fllller, Knouse, Diehl, Scott: Lower Row: Omer, Wrigrhlt. Uhr Eaarhall Urmn RLIARK H. KN0.l.VSlC .. ...... ....... ......... ......., .... C ' I 1 plain HARRY C. ' Sco'n'r . . . . . .Manager HARVEY S. BOLAN . . . .... Coucll Rl'ICOllD OF 19213 SEASON :':Boili11g Springs V. S. ............. 10 Biglerville H. S. .. .. .. 5 Gettysburg H. S. Res. . .... ' 1 I-liglerville H. S. .. .... 15 :E:H3.1'1Ol'G1' H. Fl. ...... .... 1 7 Biglerville H. S.. .. .... 13 'kHallam H. S. .......... .... 1 8 lliglerville H. S.. . . . . . 2 Boiling Springs V. .. .... 8 Biglerville H. . . G Hanover H. S. ....... .... l .8 Biglerville H. S.. .. .. . 4 :kGGttj'SlJIl1'g H. S. Res. . . . . 6 lEligle1'ville H. S.. . . . . . .10 Hallam H. S. ................. .... 4 Biglerville H. . . . . . .18 'Played Awayg Won -lg Lost 41g P. C. .500. H81 Back Row: Franklyn Biglmm, Kennedy, Oruer, Coach Muelie, Taylor. Middle Row: Hurry Scott, Maurice Fidler, Ray Oyler, Mark Knouse. Seated: Gulden, Heiges, Wright, Curtis Bucher. Uhr Elrark Umm lVIARK H. KNCIUSIZ . . . ..................... . . . . RAY F. OYLE1: .... ............................ C. C. BIUEHIC . . . ............................ . . .. RECORD OF 1923 SEASON lf. k M. Iiiteischolastics Lancustelr. Maw' 12 Penn Relays Pliiladelpllia, April 29 1 Birclsboro H. S. 1 Higlerville H. S. 2 Darby H. S. Sellersville H. S. 1 3 Biglerville H. S. Il Quarryville H. S. 2 11 Bridgeport, N. J.. H. S. 4 Easl Greenville H. S. 3 5 Hershey H. S. 5 L9W1SlJG1'1'y H. S. 11 6 B01'llG1110Wll, N. J., H. S. 6 N ew Bloomfield H. S. 5 7 Holmes Jr. H. S. 'E' New Brilian H. S. G 8 l3OW11ll1gi'OWll H. S. 8 Spring Grove H. S. Time. 3:44 2X5 Sl S1l'flSllll1'g H. S. 1 10 New l+'1'00clon1 H. S. 2 Tinw. 3:47 3 4 5 Captain Manager Coach Arlalns County Meet Goftyslniig, April 15 Boys Biglorvillo llifflcsfown Abhoftstown Arolirlfsville Now fflioster New Oxford Girls Biglerville Almboflstowu New Cllesier Liftlestown New Oxford Mark Kuouso Hnisllefl third in the 'free for all broad jmnp at the llleclt. making za jump of 18 feet. six inches. ljanca Pts. 77 50 39 33 22 18 Pts. 54 29 28 19 4 stair V491 Buck Row: Sluybiulgrln. I.:u1y, Couch Stock. Diehl, Bueher. Front Row: Gilbert, Oyler, NYe:1vel'. Uhr RAYMOND F. OYLER ..... CLAUDE VV. MILLER .... LESLIE V. Srocu ..... Hanover H. S. ieVVestminster H. S. .. xGettysburg Res. Belmar rFI'21VE1lEI'S .. B. H. S. Alumni .. Westminster H. S. .. Camp Hill A. C. .. Gettysburg Res. York Co. Academy +C. V. Normal ...... Shippensburg Res. . Games Won, 1-lg Points Player Oyler, forward VVeaver, forward Bucher, guard Gilbert, center Slaybaugh, guard Lady, forward Diehl, guard Bricker, forward Taylor, center Gulden, guard Ifingz' Igaakrihall Umm . .Captain .lwanager . . . . Coaflz RECORD OF THE 1923-2+ SEASON ...2-lp B. H. S. 11 Boiling Springs V. S. . H. S. S3 ...32 B. H. S. 12 XVestern Md. Prep. . H. S. 29 ...20 B. H. S. 23 'High Spire H. S. H. S. 17 ...17 B. ri. S. 38 i5York Co. Academy ...... H. S. 40 ...21 B. H. S. 24 Hanover Y. M. C. A. .... H. S. 17 ...ZZ B. H. S. 42 iFBoiling Springs .......... 27 H. S. 24 ...2-l- B. H. S. 26 Lemaster H. S. .......... H. S. 41 ...21 B. H. S. 30 Thompson College ...... H. S. 34- ...33 B. H. S. 22 High Spire H. S. ........ H. S. 43 ...+9 B. H. S. 18 Hallam H. S. ....... H. S.114 ...29 B. H. S. 20 Wiemaster H. S. ..... H. S. 15 For, 6955 Games Lost. Sq Points Against, 5333 4Played away from home. INDIVIDUAL RECORD Games Goals F. Goals Points Fouls 22 105 5-l-108 264 25 Z2 101 21--l-0 223 8 22 12 8-20 32 36 21 -H 20-52 108 Z8 19 7 15-ZZ 29 16 10 7 0 14 2 9 6 2-11 14- 19 3 3 0 6 0 2 Z 1- 1 5 2 1 0 0 0 1 287 121-214 695 TOTALS F501 Hawk Row: Imdy, E. Ficller, W:nll'0r, Cmlffll UllllS1'92lIl, Hillila I ront' Row: Higham, Oyler, S1I1yll21IHl'll, K. Ficller. .Llk?2l1'llUl'l1'. Uhr Girlz' Ifiwakrihall Gram THELMA SLAYBAUGI1 ......, ESTHER BIGHAM .... Im OLMSTEAD . .... fXVestminster H. S. ....... . Hanover H. S. 5 Camp Hill H. S. VVestminster H. S. ....... . Boiling Springs V. S. ..... . Gettysburg College ...... Camp Hill H. S. ....... . Camp Curtin Jr. H. S. i'Played away frm, Player E. Fidler, forward Slaybaugh, forward P. Oyler, guard K. Fidler, center M. Lady, center LI. Gilliland, guard M. VValter, guard D. Deardorf, guard E. Bigham, forward M. Gettier, guard L. Musselman, center P. Slaybaugh. guard Marg. Lady, forward TOTALS 24 9 38 S 13 5 12 23 mm RECORD OF 1923-2+ SEASON uid. ... .Captain .Nlanager . . . Cond: B. H. S. 12 ffflettysburg College ...... 16 H. S. 3 B. H. S. Z9 Camp Curtin Jr. .......,.. +9 H. S. 1 B. H. S. 4 fBoiling Springs V. S. .... 1+ H. S. 13 B. H. S. 34 'Hanover H. S. ........... 32 H. S. 12 B. H. S. 19 Lemaster, H. S. ..... -l H. S. 29, B. H. S. 19 High Spire H. S. 6 H. S. 35 B. H. S. 18 fLemaster H. S. ........... 2 H. S. 13 B. H. S. 13 Points For 2-1-5 Points ainst 25+ home. Games VVon S Games Lost 7 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Games Goals F. Goals Points Fouls 15 29 18-37 76 14- 14 75 27-63 177 13 15 0 0 0 Z5 13 0 1- 4 1 14 12 O 0 0 3 10 0 0 0 10 S O 0 0 15 6 0 0 0 5 3 0 V0 0 0 1 0 0 0 -l- 1 0 0 0 2 1 O 0 0 0 1 , 0 0 0 1 104 46-10-le 254- 10-l -rd , -.1.- f---- --Y-:. - fu- I ,--4a-.1-... F511 l hll I Back Row: Coach C. C. Muehe, Sell, E. Slnybaugh, H, Slaybaugl1 Bmtnex Ixeu nedy, Hartmzm, Gettier. Front Row: Topper, Diehl, Gilbert, Weaver, Bucher, Miller, NVrigl1t flhe Surfer Umm RAYMOND F. OYLER ........................... Captam HOMEI1 F. GILBERT . Manage: C. C. MU 11:11.91 TI-UC 19533 SlCASON'S RECORD :rqiiglclrville Hanover Biglerville A1'e1'14ltsvilIe Biglerville Li1 cleStoWu Biglervil le Han over :kBig1e1'vi1le A1'm1dtsville 5:Big1e1'vill0 Littlestowll MASON-DIXON SOCCER LEAGU E W. T. A1'0114Hsville V. S. .... 3 2 :::I'IHllOV0'l' H. 9. ....... 3 1 Lll'tlGSf0Xl'11 H. ..... 3 1 'Big'1e1'ville H. S. ..... 0 2 2 2 1 2 2 2 STANDING L. Pi. 1 8 2 'T 2 7 4 2 Hanover won Second place by Wl'lllll'll,LL' play-off game with Liftlc foxm E521 'CS 6r I-531 'C 'iff P i ' , . ': '-Qjjz ff -I ' 'r - . - . . 'X 3 f ,' QKIIPQ ifnterarg Svnrwtg -' 1 - I : v, V X. A JL 7.5--' Ea: Isl Tha Riley Literary Society functioned splendic.l,ly this year under the adminis- tration of Miss Beta Slaybaugli. Several interesting programs were rendered and our members all did well. Space does: not permit the cnunieration of all the 'fine features we had during the year. It suffscient to enumerate the otlicers and members. OFFIOI-I RS GEORGE F. Wnlwin: . ........... ..... I :Jl'0.SiKl07Lt BRUCE B. BURTNER .... ...l I -if?-Pl'f'SiLIl 7lf lKA'rHLEEN E. Brocnnn ..... Secretary MEMBERS Bigllam, Esther Blocller, Kathleen Burtner, Burce Fidler, Kathryne House, Spencer Linah, Ruth Oyler, Raymond Quigler, Bernetta Slaybaugh, Thelma Weaver, George Adams, Mildred Boyer, Ida llriclzer, Clair lleardorif, Anabelle Fidler, Edrie Group, Yernard Hartman, Paul Howe, Grace Lady, Maybelle Oyler, Pauline Peters, Olive Ralf, Nettie Rexroth, Harold Schriver, Nora Taylor, Ivan Tyson, Margaret W eaner, Nita Adams, Richard Dick, Flint Fissel, Charles Gardner, Mary tlarretsoii, Chester Haldenian, Martha Murray, Zora Myers, Ruth Pland, Gladys Relnert, Edward Rhodes, Claire Slaybaugll, Harold Sheely, Esther Tholan, I-'alll Adams, George Black, John Boyer, Cora Breain, Verna Dill, Betty Garretson, Martha Group, Isabelle Ginck, John I-leighes, Donald Hon:-lc, Helen Miller, Gladys Macbeth, Byron Peters, Bowers Raft, 1'arl:e1' Iloutsong, Carol i ne Tyson, Philip llleaver, Dale Black, Ruth Bucher, Lester Funt, Marie Gilbert, Honner Lady, Leroy Rouzer, Anita Sachs, Rebecca Tyson, Stanley Cline, Winifred Funt, Alma l'laverstoi'k, Elsie Miller, Dale Roth, Marvel Sandoe, David Sell. Floyd Thomas, Jean f54l I E'-1 if ffm: ' , Q ml nu I ' -5 . :fi . . T. . ff ,- hither intrrarg Smrwtg fl, 15 gi , D -' I , ' iz,-in it. ,- .2-.' I As of old, the Whittiers are not to he ont-done xrhon it conies to forsenio efforts and in the sessions held during the school year, we more than gave The school a half holiday because each and every one of our programs furnished GllfGl'i3.ill1T1Gl11f as well as being an example of the good work we are doing in English. Miss Slayhangli is io he eongrutnlaied for the patience and good nainre shown us. 0Fl lClflRS CLAUDE W. M imma . ..... Prvsirlmzt ARTHUR liimxizxf . . . . .l'i'rff-Plwirlmzt llLiRci:A1iE'r Glarfrinn . . . .Secziffar-y M IQMB li lrl S lllnclier, Julia Bucher, Clifford Carey, Era Gilliland, .lennilna Lady, Mnrgrn1'et Miller, Claude l'el'ers, Carrie Rice, Hildn xVilLZ'll0l', Grace Xvillff-'1', Marjorie Biglnnn, June Blocher, Margaret Cline, Aida Diehl, Glenn Geifier, Margaret Gulden, Lawrence Howe, Corinne Kennedy, David Linnh, Hazel Peters, Herbert Ralf, Earle Henry, Arthur Roth, Mildred Sif2l.llSllliill, Mildred Tlimnas, John Ulrich, Edna Wright, Bion Carey, Alniedzi Deardorff, Iressa Garre1'son, Ruth Group, Miriam Hoffman, George Ifilllfillllllll, Lester Mock, Ma1'gzu'et Orner, Clyde Ruuzer, Lorzline Rinehart, Waller Slaylmiigli, Earle Slaylmngli, Pearle Sell, Carol! Wagner, Lawrence Biglnun, Franklin Benin, Dorothy Boyer, Charles Carey, Helen DI-'il1'll0l'l'i., Blmielie Group, Vern Gulden, Donald GlliS0. Iilllllll I-Iowe, Pearle Kuntz, lfldna Mussehnan, Luella Oruer, Edna Ruff, Ivan Roth. Melvn Sheets, Louis Walter, Edna Zeigler, Rhey Bucher, Curtis Fohl, Edith Gilliland, Bi2ll',i!ill'Pi Hess, Joseph Miller, Marion Ilehert, Hazel Slaybangll, Helen Arnold, Ruth Dick, Helen Getlier, John . Lawver, Edith Rzlff, Myrtle Roth, Ray Slaybangli, liiehard Shank, Charles Topper, Arthur I-Izlwkilis, Ruth l55l Seated: C. C. Muelie, Miss R. A. Mclllheuuy, Miss Esta Slaybaugh, Mrs. Phillip Bower, Miss Ida Olmsted, Mr. L. V. Stock. Stzuuliugrz Marion Miller, Herbert Peters, Claude Miller, l'2l1ll Tholzni, Parker 1l2lfft'llS1lt!l'g9l', Alum Funt. Svtnhnnt Glnunril OFFICERS C. C. lllUEl-lE . . ...,....... ..... I 'rosiclevzt Y. STOCK .,.. . . .l'icc-P1'c.s1fdcr'Lt Hinuseirr Pirrnus . . . ..... i5'ecremry CLAUDE W. MILLER . . . . .fl'1'ea.s'111'm' The Student Council continues to be one ot Biglerville High School's im- portant organizations. It directs the activities of the school which are outside of the curriculum. Especially does it supervise the financial side of our affairs and when we tell you that Treasurer Clziude Miller handled more than eight hundred dollars during the school year. you can see that our council functions. The Student Council does more than merely motivate the activities of the school. It gives to the boys and girls who have been chosen representatives of their classes, an insight into the school problems and it brings the pupil and teacher into a relationship which is hardly ever found in a school which does not have this organization. The teacher also sees many things in a different light, and altho some of us complain. that the teachers run the S. C. , nevertheless we know that each person has his or her say. As a training in citizenship, the members of B. H. S. Student Council are getting valuable experience. l56l ' -- QQ' I. 4 rhating Biglerville 'High School did not 'lfeature debating this year as in .previous years. the one big reason being the disbanding of the Adams County Inter-Scholastic Debating League. For two years, liiglewille tied with the other two members of the league tor iii-st place, altho in taking the sum total ot judges' decisions. Bigler- ville led the league each year. The f1'O'l7l1Y' was awarded to Arendtsville Vocational School as a result ot pulling straws. liiglerrille received the ba.nneJ: which was to have been awarded for second place. lililiorts have been made by liiglerville to stage an inter-scholastic debate with some county high school during the season just passed. but the ettorts resulted in failure. But we have had our debates just the same. If you don't believe it., just visit the English Classes oecasiona.ll5'. That Junior debate on 'TXVOHIHD Suitragei' was a classic and the Sophomore debate on The Greatness of Wilson and Lincoln was just as interesting. Numerous other inter-class debates enlivened our school sessions and gave us excellent training in the forsenic art. Mums amh Svrhnnl league Q., .- 5 Our Home and School League in 1923-2+ carried on its activities usual. The meetings were not regular but nevertheless when they were held, there was a good attendance and the programs were worth while. The officers performed their duties faithfully and were given the best co-operation by the teachers and pupils in the schools. The association did splendid work in bringing parents and teachers together. THE OFFICERS Mn. J. D. LIILLER ............ - ..... Presiideut MRS. HARRY W. Rmufuxsreiuarzn .. ..Vice-President Miss BTILDRED Pnfrnns ......... .... S ecretary MR. R. B. Tnonrsox ............. . .... . . . . . . . . .flveusurer The Home and School League can be made a more potent factor in our school life. This organization a. problem in most school systems and is Certainly one here. It is doing fine work now but we feel it can be made an influence for good. All get together. plan new things and make our Home and School League do the things expected of it next year. It is up to you. L ' . J' -i.,e,L,11 T, 134: .V ...s,.:.1..,.:.s.::::1:1r:::?:trg-3:-rili-'iiin-:+i 't ll i57l I . l I l o .Fm .15 fi-77? -GU Il 1. 1 ....-. ., , '1 1,:.'. V 'i F ' 'Q . I h: .3 v - - ' E ra I l .' -'1W1f.-.. Alumni I . zxlllllllll Association still exists. A very slit-eessflil claiice was held during the Cliristnias holidays when the aiinual nieeting was held. The .xlllllllll basket hall team gave the Yarsity stiiif opposition in the Zlllllllill garne and lost by only three points., lt was a game long to be l'GIllOlllll0l'Ctl. The association will again give a gold piece to the Senior making the higliest The liiglerville four years, average. The oHiee1's elected for 1924: a ire: RAYMOND F. Oiiigicii ....... l'msifIe1zt JEAN 'll11.1. .......,. ..Swr'1'1fta.ry GUY H. Kxoesiz . . . , . . I'iw-l'1wifIe111.t ii1,lr.rom1 H. llrcrnsin . . . .7v1'l'llNIII'P1' 2? ALUMNI Rl'IGIS'l l'lR i CLASS OFF 1915 E .Belva Fohl, at home, Biglerville, Pa. ,hsfa M- Blfilm, scliooktearzher, Biglef- Guy Knouse, student Penn. State, Big- .V1l1e. Pa. lerville, lf'a. Izl. Corrine Deatrick, figldllgllbllllf, Big- lerville. Pa. Viola M. S. Kapp 4Snyider7. Hershey, Pa. CLASS OF 1916 Philip Bower, student Luth. Sem., Get- tysburg, Pa. Hazel 1DeatriekJ 1Vl1itn1an, Latrobe, Pa. Mary Floto, store clerk, I-larrisluirg, Pa. Eva F0111 CLawverJ, Biglerville, Pa. Clarence 1'12J.l'tl'llil.l'l. Somewhere in the XVest. F. Blanche Heiges, school teacher, Steelton, Pa. Blair Knouse, llarrisliurg Rys. Co.. Harrisburg, Pa. Paul Knouse. Bookkeeper. Chamliers- burg, Pa. XVilliam Pensyl, factory worker, Get- tysburg, Pa. I Zeal Peters, farnier, Butler Township. Ja. Esta Slaybaugh. teacher, Biglerville. Pa. May Stover Cflylerj, Gettyslmuig, Pa. Margaret Spangler fFoh1y, Biglerville, Pa. 1-larold Taylor. Harrisburg Rys. Co., Ha1'risburg', Pa. George XValte1', Bell Telephone Co., 1-larrisburg. Pa. CLASS OF 1917 No class. CLASS OF 1918 Vera Becker, school teacher. Steelton, Pa. Lloyd Kleinfclter, Gen. Elec. Co., Phil- adelphia, Pa. Blanche S1ayba.ug'l1, teacher, Lykens, Pa. CLASS OF 1919 No class. CLASS OF 1920 Marion Bauglier, school tea:-her, Col- lingswood, N. J. , Renee Becker flflEElIlfGltC'l',, T'l1ilade1- hia PIL D . -. Helen Bighani. Stud. XVil. Col.. Cham- bersburg, Pa. Estelle Cook, clerk. Philadelphia, Pa. .lay Cook, postal clerk, Harrislxllrg. Pa. Wfard THYIOT. at home, Bendersville, Pa. CLASS OF 1921 Lester Bream, clerk, 1-larrisburg, Pa. Margaret Bucher, stud. Gettys. Col., Gettysburg, Pu.. 1-,Harry Garretson, farmer. Bendersville, il. Myra Cook, typist, Harrisburg, Pa. Ruth Scott, stud. Gettys. Col., Gettys- burg, Pa. 1 Mary Scott, Mission Hfork. Philadelphia. 'a. CLASS OF 1922 Clyde TValter, student Thompson B. S.. York, Pa. Dorothy Deardorff, student, Sliippens- burg, N. S. Mary Llarretson CKuhnJ, Flora Dale. Pa. Earl Carey, electrician, Pfiglerville, Pa. Roy Asper, salesman. York Springs, R. D. Martin Hoffnxan, electrician, Philadel- phia. Roy Minter. silk worker, Shamokin. Pa. Doris Plank, clerk, Gettysburg, Pa. CLASS OF 1.923 Mary A. Bucher. student Gbg. College. Gettysburg: Pa. E. Mae Cook, clerk, Bell Telephone, 1LI?1l'l'lSlJllI'g', Pa. Pearle A. Eppelman, teacher. Aspers. Pa. Jean Dill, student XVilson Coll., Cham- bersburg, Pa. Maurice E. Fidler, student, Beckly Coll.. Harrisburg. Pa. Beatrice Murtorf, teacher, Goodyear, Pa. Jean Lower, student, Peabody Conserv- atory. Baltimore, Md. Mark I-I. Knouse, Student, Gbg. Coll.. Gettysburg, Pa. Gladys M. Macbeth, teacher, Mount Ta- bor, Pa. Loretta Raffensperger, student.Shi11- pensburg N. S.. Sliippensburlr. PH- Gerald C. Rebert. student, Beekly Coll.. l1:11'risl.1urg, Pa. lfllizabeth C. Tyson. student Penn State State Collepqe, Pa. V581 '- - - H2-gg--qQg,g g--Y ,,,,,, .-gang... fi? , X , J . ,,, 4 V N ENG Q N K , 1 'V QE Q55 76 DR Jziwfi ...1.h!-.gsS.m..-a..z.2-.4....1 - .,, , E591 ' ii l.. . l 1 he Svrhnnl Gbrrhraira Um-pa-pa, Uni-pa-pa, QLTIDIJ, Ump, Umpf, That is the tune our orchestra made famous. Just looli at our budding musicians! Under the skilllful direction of Mr. L. V. Stock, our orchestra attained heights of fame, never before attained by Biglerville High School musical organizations. Not only did they furnish the strains of music required at the various literary society meetings, Home and School League meetings and other school functions, but they were called upon to display their talents in Bendersville at several lodge functions and entertainments. Let us give them the once over as they appear in the above' picture. First is Bi'n'ney Wright, and his clarinet. Next comes Pete Rafifensperger and he also blows a clarinet while W. K. Enck handles the violin like a master. The druinmer, f'Frankie deari' is nine-tenths ot the orchestra, if volume is considered. Then comes the second fiddle, with our one and only Earle playing it. The only feminine member appears next, lending grace and beauty to the picture and ar- tistic music via the piano. Whitey , Noah', Thomas, and :'Johnny', Black Colne in order with Mr. Stock, sometimes known Sousa the Secondv is standing in the rear. Believe 1ne our High School Orchestra is it. We'll say so. l60l Uhr Girlz' Glhnruz Bac-lc Row: Edrie Fidler, Era Carey, Julia Bloclier, Edna Kuntz, Esrln-1' Sheeley, Ruth Myers, Gladys Miller. 'Cill'Ulill0 Rnutsong, Helen Canly. Betty Dill, Edna Orne-r. Sc-4-mid Row: Mayllolle Lady, Miss Mclllhenny, directorg Jemima Gilliland, Ber- netta Quigrle, Mildred Roth, Hazel Linah, Margaret Gettier, Thelma Slayhangli, Margaret Bluclwr, Dessa Deardorff, Nora Scliriver, Ruth Linah, Olive Peters. Seated: lda Boyer, Marjorie Walter, Nita Weaner, Edna Ullrich, SQ-'Cl'l-!l'lll'1'1 Mai'- grareli Lady, l'1'esidc+nt: Kaflileen Bloc-lier, Pauline Oyler, Esllier Bigrliain, pianist: Ana- lmelle I.leardorl'l'. ' hr Engn' Glhnruz Bac-lc Huw: Dale lVeaver, Binn XVright, .lnlnl Hlavk, Byron BIIICIJPUI, Charles Fis- svl, Curul Sell, Harold Slayhangxli, John Ginck. Middlv Row: Flinl' Dick, Clil't'01'd Bucher, Spviic-or House, I+'ranklyn Higham, Georgv I-Iuifman. G11-'llll Diehl, Clyde Ol'llQ1', Miss Mcllllienny, di1'0Cl'l'll'. Sm-unreal: Walwr Itineharf, David Keiniedy, Ivan Taylor, Ilaylnond Oylllr, presi- dent: llem'gv xYP2lV9l', svc1'el':1l'y: Clair Bricker, Earl Slaylraugli, John Tliomas. 7 -ezvfi , . ,Y., . li,g W ., 2 '-- f- fp?--Q--V , V--T, -,, ,, W JL'--,Y , .VY,:L-14... f,-ff -5,7 4: , l61'I I I un -5: . -,., A 4 B Uhr iginnrrfz Hapunar ra: I1 Biglerville High School surprised and delighted a largre audience in last 3'ear's musical production, The Pioueer's l.'apoose, a lyrical production of western life. This play was given on May 5th, 1923. and was Biglerville's contribution to PennsyIvania's Music: Week. The highly Cljlillllillllillfillj' remarks made hy all who saw the show cer- tainly gave evidence of the anprec-iatiou our patrons felt of our efforts. As usual Miss Mac directed our work and to her must be given the credit for the success. And to the loyal boys and girls who took part due praise should he given. The caste follows: Chief Toinahawl: Prince W hiteface' HL2lj'Gll'10lIi ..... Moonfair . , ..... Spencer House . .... Mark H. Knouse . .Harry C. Scott . . . . . .Mae Cook Pioneer XValtzie . LiIIiniush Starshine Lig:IlTfoo'f H1113 ilrizh 'Quan 'LBflXl'lJ1'igllt,' .... . . . . . . . .Margaret Lady Indians, Indian Maidens, Settlers. I ' - ' 1 ':' .: g , aaa x .Sl L5 ,L-, ' - . . .Arthur Reary . . . . . . .Jean Dill . . . . .Jean Lower . . , ,Marjorie Walter . .... ivan Taylor I1 -5 3 5, I .:..'f i' A uf' '. g 1 The dramatic' Dl'0dlU.'fi0ll staged this year by Biglerville High School was My Irish Rose, a tllree-act play. True to form, it proved to he n sur-cess, as nasevery Biglerville play in recent years. It was given in Bigrlerville Auditorium on March 19th, 19124. A calmvity house greeted our young: thesnians and the oncouragvmeot ol'l'ered hy the continued applause rewarded us for the long hours of practice and drilling. The play was of a type dif- ferent from those of preceding years. The business part of the play was managed by Mr. C. C. Muehe, assisted hy Clif- ford Bucher, .lemiina Gilliland, Iiion XX7l'iffht, Alrneda. Carey, Donald I-leiges, Myrtle Raltensperger and Curtis Bucher. 'Phe players were directed by Miss Mao, assisted hy Miss Esta Slayhaugll and Mrs. Phillip Bower. The Paste follows: Column Macormar-k ...... -Plaude Miller i'EiIeen Fitz ..... ..Margzaret Tyson Maurice Fitz ..... Earle Ratlienspergrer Terry Creigan' .. .... Spencer House Mi: lf'ennywit .. ...... Vernard Group Michael Peppen' .. .... Bruce Burtner Shawn McGilly . . . .Arthur Reary Ann Maco1'n1af'k . ...... Eva Carey XVidow Hannigan .......... Ida Boyer Peggy Burke . .. ...Margaret Mock Rose Creigann ........... l'I'dnu Ullrich Lady Bil1'l'li'lilfHXX'4' .... .Tune Bigham Act I-Mac-oruiacl: Farin Yard. Act II-Same. Act III-Same. Music-High School Orchestra. Ijflgl Sl um -5: , -.--1 -2 .Q ' 1. ill. Q. 9. Mina Glup 'fg .lust as we go To press. word eomes ThaT lliglerrille High School has once again triumphed. The laTesT honor gained is The ehainpionship in The Tonl shooting con- test. staged ln' The Carlisle Y. M. V. A. for The schools of C'nmherland, Adams and Dauphin Clonniies. 'llhe eonTesT was held aT Uarlisle on March 15Th, 1924. and lJeT'ty', Stoek and his men hronghii home The silver enp. In a.ddiTion. .Ray Oyler, our lT1'llSl-WO1'lfllj' eapiain lmronght home for hinisellf a handsome silver medal. Five Teams eompeted. 'l'he exeiTe1nenT was inTense 'I'or afTer The lirsi shooTing, it was found That Biglerrille and Carlisle were Tied for lirst plaee. And Then The hoys shoT oil' The tie. Once again a dead-loelc resnlTed and in The Third shoot-olf, CapTain Oyler's iron nerve Trinmphed over Thai of his opponent and liiglerville won The enp. A Tie exisied for Third plaee in The individual eoniesT. WhiTey Slayhangh entering inTo a Tie wiTh llee Oyler of The Milliin A. C. ln The shooT-olef, Oyler won lfroin Slarlmangh hy one ha,slqeT. Foaeh Shrek and The nien who eoniposed The Team are To he eongraTnlaTed on Their showing. lT seems To he an easy n1aTTer To shooT Tonlls in praeiiee hui' in a game it proves To he a. difficult Thing. And in a Competition The sTrain is siiill 'I ,T greaTer. 'l he Taei' Thai' The seores seemed To he C01llDEll'?1'l'lVl'lY low. is no llNllCil'l'lOll of The closeness ol' The eompeTiTion. May li. ll. S. Trininph again! -af' UI . . -. . wigs ua gllirj ,. xl l .1 . .Q al . .1 3. -1: . ,' Ji Ul11I111Il1I 1 'l EI i -i j ,,,,f.- ,,, QD., --E Biglerville Schools eelehraTed a c-ornmunity or pairons' day in 1923. which was well received. All day long paTrons visited The sehools and saw aT lirsi' hand what Their hors and girls were doing. April 15Th will he long remembered hy patrons, Teachers and pnpils. For on Thai day, in spite of The inelemenl' weaTher the grand eliniax ol' The Home and Sehool League aeTiriTies was a sneeess. ln general The program followed as follows: SeholasTie C'onTesTs .............. . . . . . . . . . . . . .Morning .-XThleTie Co'nTiesTs ........ . . .AfTernoon Home and School lreagne .. . .. . . . ........... Evening Y rilne of The 'l'eaTnres ol The dar was The line dinner served hy The ladies. M rs. l . S. lxlelnfelier. Mrs. G. H. Knonse. Mrs. li. ll. Heiges. Mrs. ll. A. Wasliinger and Mrs. lQ1ll,0l'f' Fnni' did i'alianT worli in preparing and serving The dinner. We Tender our apprei-iaTion To These ladies and also To every eiher person who helped make The a fliair a sneeess. l63l PRIMARY GRADE TI-IE PENN TILE WQRKS CC., INC. Manufacturers of Vitrified Ceramic Mosaic Floor Tile ASPERS, .ADAMS CO,. PA. FACTORY: Bendersville Station, Gettysburg 82 Harrisburg R. R. Telegraphic Address-Bendersville, Pa. 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H 1 l65l ::....-.,.- , ,M One Price One Quality Une Service On Authenic Apparel for Men, Women and Children the year round C 0 Q K l S , Gettysburgs Best Store Still on the 'Bumi' for Business Z. J. PETERS Both Phones GUERNSEY, PA. H' Maring Your Furniture end Carpet Needs Can be Filled at the Stoves - Furnaces- Sheet Metals Paints,.- Varnishes i Stains Home Furnishing Kitchen Utensils Company 37 Baltimore Street Gettysburg, Penna. Gettysburg, Penna. oHA1u,m W To the left is Gh:u'lie. Flauikecl on either side by his implements of war, he can be seen to smile at the cuim-rn man, We owe much of mu' daily conifort to the lmrd work of this lllflll, who is :ll- hnnd before we ways on mine in the nnurningz, :mil who labors lung after we leslw- in the GVi lllll5L'. 'lCl1:1rlie luis his faults, but his virtues are nlso present and we will not reveal :my of them. Our hairs :ire OIT to our janitor. W E661 ' It's the t MQVIGS? Photoplay Theatre 102 Baltimore Street Gettysburg, Penna. Photoplays of the highest quality. If you want to see a big picture, always look up the Photoplay. Maybe the , show doesn't look like the kind of a picture you like, but stop and consider this: Have you ever been in the Photoplay and been disappointed in the type of show put on. We always run the best pictures that money can buy. Make Photoplay your headquarters when in Gettysburg Meet Your Friends at the Photoplay Tubes ACCCSSOHCS Thousands of useful Articles ar OYLER TIRE CG' Trimmer's Five and Ten Features . Gettysburg Pa. Balloon Tires for all Cars ' Chambersburg St. Gettysburg, Pa. Come and See Us when in Town. i1'Al'!'l'S Al-SOUT 1925 'Fnllest Maui-Iviui Taiylor. Always AX1'QLli.l12j?VG1'llill'll G1-ouv. Always Tardy- Dave Kenuerly. Best IDIIIICEI'-Pfllllillfj Oyler. If'lirtiest- Eddie Fidler. Most: .'X1'fiSCiC-3Iild1'Gd Admins. Woman Hater-La1'i'y Gulden. Biggest Gnsser-June Biglmm. Wittiest-Earl Raft. Most Stylisli- Peg Gettiei-. Mau I'I1l.t81'-CO1'iI111l-3 Howe. Really Bnsliful,-Nettie ltziff. Clmmpion Speller-Ialurold R. Genius-Herbert Peters. Biggest Little Fellow-Bimiey. Ivory Ticklers-'tBillie Lady Biggest Tezise-Glenn Diehl. and Edna Ullrich. ' A, ,V -----me Y J- ....- .Y L.. ,,,.,- - - f f:::,- ff -L . iv- -fffa-l Q Y, i671 If ..,,, ,. C. ROTH WHERE SER VICE COUNTS LINCOLN, FORD Sc FORDSON CARS - TRUCKS - TRACTORS A Complete Line of Genuine Ford Parts at all Times Repairing ofAll Makes of Cars by Experienced Mechanics All fffforle Cuczranteed Yours for Service Drive in Today BIGLERVILLE thu Esrabl. 1903 On the Square Medicine prescriptions Ilealer in General Merchandise Charles E, Miller Service, Quality and Satisfaction Druggist GUa a 'teed BIGLERVILLE, PA. J. H. SEASELY Both Phones Cameras B. H. S. Stationery WISE CRACKS Betty Dill: Mildred Adams sure can draw! Franklin Bighnni: Yes, she drew n hen the other day, and it wus so nziturzil t when she threw it in the waste basket it laid there. Mr. Muehe: Weaver, what is the duty of the Bureau of Animal IllllllSf1'l'.H George Weaver: Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Miss Mae: 'KI-Ierbert, did you say Casca stabbed Caesar in the back? Herbert: UNO, inzruni, I said he stabbed him in the 'eapitali l6Sl ANY WHERE ANY TIME M. F. WILLIAMS PHOTOGRAPHER We Have Done B. I-I. S. Mirror Work For Three Years GROUP WORK A SPECIALTY BOTH PHONES GETTYSBURG, PA. CIGARS CANDY ICE CREAM EAT AT BOB'S Oysters in all Styles-Quick Lunch Bar R. C. WALTER A. B. H. S. BOOSTER TONSORIAL PARLOR ATTACHED CIGARETTES FRUITS SOFT DRINKS I-In L. Rguzef Keet's Drug Store GENERAL MERCHANDISE Cettysburgs Newest and Best. Your Patrouage Soliciredf' P1'C5Cl'iI3fi0US Filled- t P ' Lowes rlces Sporting Goods---Toilet Articles Quality Goods GUERNSEY, PENNSYLVANIA GETTYSBURG, PENNA. fl'EACHIC'II.S' PHRASIGS FRIGQUEN'l'IlY HEARD M1-. Muehe: Alright, let's get busy now. Mrs. Bower: I cauft teach fl class and have all those people talking in the rear of the room. Miss Olmsted ftaippixig pencil on deskl: Too much noise iu here. Miss Slaybzlugliz Now babies, quiet down. Mr. Stock: Be careful about that talking back there. Miss McIllheuny: Put the soft pedal on now, I hear you up here. Press the button. The Whole Bunch fwith plenty of Si1l'C2lS111JZ Nice example you Seniors are setting for the rest of the school. Get to work now. F591 7 1,-, , ...,,.Q... ,-.-......-,.,.,,.,,..L1....-. USE THE MAIL OR TELEPHONE Satisfaction Guaranteed G. W. WEAVER 65' SON Dry Goods Department Store Gettysburg, Penna. PORTRAITS KODAK FINISHING W. H. TIPTO A PHO TOGRAPHER Classes of 1923 and 1924 Portraits Furnished by us Picture Framing GETTYSBURG, PA. Souvenirs 'S AT YOUR SERVICE WHERE QUALITY COUNTS W C Y l7'l . . eatts SHOES Style amd Comfort Specialists General Merchandise ' Centre Square C-ETTYSBURG, PA. BENDERSVILLE, PA. THE G OSSIP SHOPPE i'l,istun to the lntostg lI2'l.l'j01'iQ iVn.lter has n iierrihle crush an Georgily Weaver. Oh Nita, whnli do you think, Ivan Taylor took Edna Ullrich to the movies. It's Su suclmlenf' il'lwg'Sv11iu1' buys think Aspvrs is quite zu town. They try to sell it tu L4V0l'j'0lli-', l'Slll-'Ciilllj' all. illlll Q1illl1!l'S..' HSOIIIQUIH5 iulll us that Mildred Adams seldom speaks uf Slm1'ty :my inure. 'tfl'lwy shy ilmt: l':1ul I'IZll'tlllilll is losing his lNlCll9lO1'iSfiC fCllfi9l1t'i65.p 'Alt is 1-e1m1'iiell that the Junior pony iincereinnniously left its stall mul the ladies 1-:111'l: Vinh- lo In-l:l1-icfs high iimrks any longer. i701 z s I I I 1 i A1 iii w w l 1 - Ever thing for the Orchard IVA' ha-ve selected our lines fwifh rare and are prepared to .verfue you no matter lzofw large nor lmfw .rmall your order. PRUNING- Full line of Saws, Shears, Ladders, etc. SPRAYING- Power and Hand Sprayers. Scalesitlc, Lime-Sulphur, Electro Dry Arsenate of Lead, Nicotine, Paraclichlorolieuzcne, Kayso. DUSTING-The old. reliable Johnson Duster. Latest improvements, durable, efficient, reasouahle in price. Also best dusting material. CULTIVATING-O. K. Champion Tillers, Tractor Control Disc Harrow:-1. HARVESTING-Picking Bags, Baskets, Shoulder Straps, Ladders, Gripits, Orchard Crates. GRADING-The Famous Trescott Apple Graders, Peach Graders, Packing House Equipment. PACKING -- Georgia Carriers, Bushel Baskets, 16vquart Baskets, Barrel Caps and Cushions. Get our carlrvad prices. REPAIRS-i.Ve carry a big stock oi repairs at Guernsey for Hayes and Friend Sprayers: Fairbanks-Morse, ltfew-VV:xy and Stover Engines, johnson Dusters, and 'Ifractor Control Disc Harrows. A Our Molto: QUALITY AT RIGHT PRICES WIRE, TELEPHONE OR WRITE Us TYSON BROTHERS, Inc. FLORA DALE, PA. PRICE SERVICE Both Phones Automobile Service WIEST Sl WIEST W. o. RoUTsoNG STAPLE Gi FUNERAL DIRECTOR FANCY GROCERIES Bendersville, Pa. ASPCYS, Pa' NY CALL ANSWERED BOTH PHONES QUALITY NYWHERE-ANY TIME l A Fifi.-XNKQI-I IN SC'l'lNl'IHY Zippy Zora says: Always put otlf llll1101'1'0iV what you put on today. Spf-tiny says: All ye High School Chemists, Answer this quiz ot' uiiueg I know what carbon-ate, But wheres that Cell of mine? Dale Weaver says: To cure :T tootlmehe, till your mouth with water and sit on 1 hot stove until the water boils. This gua1':1uteed. E711 BELL PHONE UNITED PHONE G. . KG ER FEEDS GRAINS COAL LIME BUILDING MATERIALS EERTILIZERS CEMENT LUMBER Yard and Warehouse East York Street Biglerville, Pa. Regular Insoection of the Teeth by Dr' 1?'t DILL Insurance, That's All Will Pay Big Dividend in Health Thomas Bldg Biglervme Pa Biglcrville, Pa. York Springs, Pa , - ONLY 'FOO TRUE If a lassie meet a luclclie, coming thru the hallg It the lassie smiled at lxuldie, would a teacher bawl HIM out? XVHAT D0 YOU THINK OF THIS? The Juniors Saw something green, 'tis true They thou'gh1: it was the Freshman classy But when they a little closer drew, They viewed themselves, in a looking glass. 1 T721 A Store Always at Your Service BY Mau By Phone By Personal Call . Our complete stock in our many departments nearly always answers your satisfaction. Doctors' and Nurses' Supplies, Home Remedies, Kodaks, Victrols, Sporting Goods, Latest Books, Boys', Girls', and Juvenile Books. Belle Mead Chocolates,Whitman's, and Liggetts Candies, Cigars, lee Cream, Soda Water. Your orders in the past have helped make this complete store for Adams County and our aim is to make it better for you. W PEOPLES DRUG STORE The Rexall - Kodak - Victrola Store Bell Phone 16-J GETTYSBURG, PA. United Phone l62W. The Enviable Reputation held by Electric Equipment Fixtures -Blocher's Jewelry Store Has Been Gained by West Electric Company Honest Dealing and Real Values Gettysburg, Pa. GETTYSBURG, PA. Souvenirs Clocks Watches Wiring SMITJGS AND SNICKEHS Want ro 4'r:'u'k fl joke? Fall on your fm-e. If fl waiter earns ten dollars :1 week, what does the Coffee 511111 P Did you ever feel fl 'pane' when you opened the window? Do you know 'Boo'? Boo who?!' Ibon't Cry Zllllllllf if. Have you ever met Arthur Mometer? fOur iilierinometerj. U31 S. G. Bigham General Hardware Merchant Paints, Oils, Roofing, Glass East York St. Biglerville, Pa. q.d- DIS'l'RlBU'I'0R OF . Hudson Super-Six and New Essex Goodyear Tires and Tuloes, Mobiloils Headquarters The Best in Movies for High School Folks ut at John C. Brame Dinner Parties, BIIMIUCIS Shows Every Saturday Evening Functions of all Kinds 'MAIN AND YORK S'1'Rl1Il51 l'S Bigle1'ville,Penna. THINGS SNNTORS LIVE FOR Kathleen: To help otliers, Esl'lw1': To talk. Ruth IQ.: To lmve ai little Col-lille. Claude: To nmke up English lessons. Mnrjui-ie: Tn 1'e4-alive lGl'lfG1'S. Huy: Tu think ol' Pells K:u1'l1rynne: To go to daulces. fl'lmlnui: Autoniobiliug. Hilda: For Slay-bells. ef fr QQ gg ' 'f f l ' l Quality, Not Price, The Rea! Factor UNION EIVIBLEIVI CQMPANY Palmyra, Pa. We furnished 1922, 1923, 1924 Class Rings - 1923, 1924 Invitations Specialties in Sorority and Fraternity jewelry wfife for Sample s----- Gmini and Prices Everybody in Adams County Reads THE GETTYSBURG TIMES Published Week-day Evenings by the Times and News Publishing Company GETTYSBURG, PA. COMMERCIAL PRINTING - LOWEST PRICES - FINEST WORKMANSHIP Harris Brothers Dougherty 36 Hartley Department Store DRY GOODS Olh ..f'l C 'rfz llv' cf . .AH It f2fll1iff,'af..lf e'll1ifCS'm l Cellfel SQUIHC W- lf- D0l1glHS SIIOCS Gettysburg, Perma. 30-32 BALTIMORE STREET Gettysburg, Penna. 1892 H 1924 J UNION. ISHN!'llJl1U',lflc1N Blessings on the Senior Girls, Mzule up lips :mil 'lwlrie curls, lViili the dull nose, dullei' still, Dusled with powili-r to give us Ilirllls. From my Iwaxrl, .1 wish you joyg Gosll 1'm glzitl I'm not il Senior lioy, Iil'1'l'Uli'l.' CUlifl',l'1OliS Cai-ul: Wli:il, would you do if you were in my shoes? Ricky: Get 'cm sliim-il. 1 EE T75.Ts ,- QUALITY MEATS WORTH WHILE SERVICE H. C. Bucher Butcher Biglerville, Pennsylvania MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS SERVICE TO THE PUBLIC Rice Produce Company Wholesale Dealers in Eggs, Poultry, Butter and Apples Biglerville, Pa. Gettysburg, Pa. Newport, Pa. Greencastle, Pal Carlisle, Pa. Chambersburg, Pa. Shippensburg, Pa. Both Phones H. B. Lutz Groceries Provisions Keystone Garage W. 1. Cluck ASPC1' S, PCHI1- Restaurant OVer1and 'Wi11yS'Knight Tobacco---Ice Cream---Candies Sales and Service l '-A Trial wan convince You Bendersville, Pa- J UST JOSH Miriaun: 'Trl die for you. Wnlter Il.: Sturt in with your hair. I don't like blondes. Verna Bremn: 1'Do you believe in free love? Clair Rhodes: If you knew how neau' broke I ani, you woulrln't risk. Clmi-les F.: They say Bcnclersville is strong for the Ku Klux. Illllllll Kuntz: 'Tll say so, even the ruin comes down in sl1eel.s. Dave Kennedy: I had n night-mare last night. Nora Sclxriverz Yes, I saw you NV1th her. I- -E761 - S i IT PAYS TO TRADE AT KNOUSEXSU GEQRGE H. Ki TOUSE Dealer in General Merchandise has always given the highest quality goods at the lowest possible prices and for twenty-five years has stood behind every transaction made with him South Main Street Biglerville. Pa. A Fair Share of Your Patronage COMPLIMENTS OF Will be Appreciated SN? . S. Adams BY C I CJ. IICI. Luther E. Sandoe ' APPLES AND APPLE PL UMBINGGHEA TING EXPER T PRQDUQTS Biglerville, Penna. Peach Glen Adams Co., Pa. SIMPIJC SAYINGS lAl.l'1ARlJ AT ll. H. S. Olive Peters: I had a nut 'suuLl:1e. ' I Alzln Cline: You dill? I have one calling tonight. Ruth Glll'l'9fliFl0.llI What nw you, Jr-wish or Swedish? Earl Sluylmuglm: '5N9lllll?1', just ticklishfl Hazel L.: Do you love 1llf:'?'7 Rlwy Z.: I sure do. Hazel L.: Tlu--u why ll0PSIl!l' your chest 5:0 up :uul down like the lllilll in the 1ll0ViQS?H ' Earle Rall? says: Laugh und the world laughs with youg 'Pet' anal you llflll be ter lDt?lT' alone. l77l HARRISBURG, BECKLEY COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE GRADE COURSES Higher Accountancy Secretarial Short Hand Public Auditing, etc. Beckley College Football Team Address Communications to Charls R. Beckley, President Gmcmcs Chmawarc Clothing and Haberdashery Provisions Utensils for Young Fellows GETTYSBURG Department Store Gettysburg, Pa. Hardware Phone amd Mail Seeds Orders Filled Pennants and Banners The Quality Shop Ivan G. Nuuglc Gettysburg Perma. 'l HlNllS NIGVPIR SEEN 'l'luf- llnwv girls I'li1'l'ing with flu- Freslilnen buys. l,oi'uim- :mil Anim liUllZt'l' in fl, liurry. Iiln 'liuyi-1' with hm' lessons nn1u'e1mI'ed. .lulm 'l'lumms :li flue Senior Ilzmce-S. Miss Alum' i'm-M-ivixigf ilUlli1ll8tS 'l'1'om ilu- Se--nim's. .lvminm llillilzlml Knowing when sho lcnuwsf' W Mrs. llmve-1' :xt Il l'llllllll2lgQ sale. Isabel fil'0llIl talking in sturly pevioml. F781 Only Four persons out of Every Thousand are Financially Inde- pendent at the Age of 65 years Regular Savings are the Foundations of Financial Security in Old Age - - Gpen An Account Today and Watch It Crow. Biglerville National Bank C. L. LoNGsDoRF, President R. B. THOMPSON, cashier YORK and MAIN STREETS BIGLERVILLE, PA. X EOH1 Phones Auto Serv ' R. H. LINNINGER Licensed Funeral Director R UF Trade fllark SERVICE l 1 A ' e '09 I 5 ICECREAN A Smile Follows Every Spaonjull BIGLERVILLE, PA' Hershey s Creamery Co., Inc. New and First Class Equipment l Biglei-ville, Pa. Harrisburg. Pa. I-lilflfllill Al5OU'l' TOWN Mrs. lu-lu--l'l. llcnmfking nt rlnorl: Eight ifcloclcl Eigrlnt' o'vlo4'lc! lilrl llelwrt: Did you 1'e:llly': llotlvl' call il ductorf' listlivr Slim-4-ly: Dill I ow-1' show you wlwro I was t:1tl'ofwcl? lflzlrolll livxrolll UIIIXIOIISIXJI Nuff l':Nlilll'l' S.: We-ll, wo will clrlve- Zll'0llll4l llmt way. I llzlrolml Hlnylmuglxz Say, Glenn, wlml' IIHIICGS limi' spot on youu nose? tllzls Glenn: 'Ulzlsse--s ol' what? Currie l'et4-rs: lVlll'll we mliu do wo go to the U1't':ll, Beyond or the Graltc I1 nentll ? U91 I J. E. PLE 82 CO. Manufacturing jewelers School and Class Rings. Cups, Emblems, Trophies Makers of 1925 Class Rings and B. l-I. S. Seal Pins and Rings Lancaster. Perma, Send for Catalogue and Speciel Prices HOWARD S. SPANGLER BAKERY and DELICATESSEN BREAD - ROLLS - PIES - CAKES HTH12 KIND MOTHER USED TO MAKE WE SUPPLY B. H. S. CAFETERIA DAILY SOUTH MAIN STREET BIGLERVILLE, PA. For an Enjoyable Evening We are Artists in Our Line Go To See F. W. THOMAS Bowling - Pool - Billiards Cafbaugh Cigars Cigarettes Barber West York Street Biglerville, Pa. East York Street Biglerville, Pa. BINNE X SPASM Oily to bed, Oily to rise, Is the fate of u man, when at Ford he buys. Luellu M.: Got fl nail in your tire? 1'hil Tyson: No, I just run over a fork 111 the road. Curt Bucher: How can I keep my toes from going to sleep? Joe Hess: Don't turn them in. ' Mr. Muehe: Lester, what is fl polygon? 1l'olly gouej Lester Tfflllfflllillll A dead parrot, I suppose. E301 ...W Y ..--- Y - :L - .,--I. -li. - -.-:..f,.-.- 1- afa,g-i-:-- f- Ka- R gh- .--:fm - ----f'-'--- - ' 1909 1924 ' J ust as earnest in their un- dertakings as we expect each pupil who is graduated from B. H. S. to be, is how earnestly We airn to keep each department of our store to be such that it Will be the most to our customers. W' THGMAS BRGS. Department Store Always On the Square BIGLERVILLE, PA. 1909 1924 l I Furnishings for the Entire Family THE LEADER STORE Harry Viener, Prop. York St. Gettysburg, Pa. Branch Office: Phgne 136-W Bendersville, Pa., Phone 1611 H. G. ORNERS GARAGE Stephens Salient Six and Gardner V 'K1T's A GREAT CAR. 241 S. Washington St. Gettysburg, Pa. Headquarters for Athletic Equipment of the Better Sort SHUMANIS DRUG STORE 34 Baltimore Street Gettysburg, Penna. Afledicines, Toilet Articles. Stationery CANDY, CAIVIERA-S, SODAS 'PLAIN JOKES Mrs. Bower: Where did Queen Elizahetli die? Charles Boyer: At The l30l'l'0l11 of page 2216? 'Tis said that A good Illllllj' B. H. S. boys lulve pluywl the 1'l.1ll'lf 1'1i iHe ll11I Gets Slanpedf' Mr. Stock 1l1olcli11g up :1 11i0f111'el: Is this ll l'2llll0l 111' :1 ll1'0ll1t'Kl2ll'X'f Floyd Sell: HY4111 canal' fool 11111, ll 1l1'11111eclm'y is :1 date. I591'!l9l'l1l Q.: Must l1ilX'Q-' fl new fllSllWi1Sllt'1' in the f'nfPte1'iz1. Julia H.: 'WV113' so? Bernettn: 'Tre noticed new llllgl-31' umm-las on my plate. l82l Let me estimate on your heating and plumbing wants. I give a bind- ing guarantee with every job completed. Only Erst class materials used and all work done under my personal supervision. Estimates cheerfully furnished without obligation on your part. F. W. WRIGHT, Plumbing Expert North Main Street Biglerville, Pa. Supplies - Tubes -Loud Speakers RADIO? Battlefield Souvenirs SEE PENROSE MYERS PAUL F. OSBORN jEWELER BIGLERVILLE, PA. DEMONSTRATIONS Baltimore Street Gettysburg, Pa. G1vEN c. v. PHONE 'l'YPEwR1'rl5Rs OF ANY MAKE Radio Supplies Complete Sets THE l-l. G. PHILLIPS George E. Slaybaugh SUPPLY HUUSE Shoemaker Everything for Schools Repairing at Reasonable Rates and Offices' i Noturv Public Masonic Temple ' WILLIAIVISPORT, PA. West York Street Bxglerville, Pa. Printing -Binding - Blank Books A T0 tlllli AlJ'Y.l+lR'l'ISl'1liS The members of the stuff of ihe 192-l Mirror wish to express their gratitude to the zldve-1'tise1's who have so willingly given l'il1:mr'i:1l SllllIlOl'l' lwech-rl to lllillii' our hook l SUCCESS. We urgo that the Blgll3l'X'lllt' I-hgh Svlmol Students return this l'lZll'l'Ull2l,iI,'U in as full llll32'lSlll'G :ls possible. Only hy NllCll l'9l'lUl'U1'ill'l0ll mn wt- lmpr- to hnhl the support of the lnlsinvss people ol' our wmllnlmity. l33l Delco Light Plants House Wiring M. A. Sl-IUE Electrical Contractor Supplies and Appliances West York St. United Phone 21-2 BENDERSVILLE, PA. H. W. CRUM Watch and Clock Repairing a Specialty. BIGLERVILLE, PA. BARBER PAPER HANGER I p n. uf,,,ta.- , if i ' XR, ii' J' ls. 5-Mx, :Sf lat 5 EE KURT EYER CO. ENGRAVE RS - PRINTERS Get our special price on your Complete Annual Largest Publishers of High Quality Complete College Annuals in the United States MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN gillszvfv -' ' 'lwf'.w i n-Ib ' Isis' 1-afFwm6'w4Y1' ' i .H2w:z' ' L lx-ll IJ- 1 I T' II11 W'- 1 I I 'I I 'II is I 'I W4 -' I I --If I' ,. II: .I I. I 1I L II I Ale! IQ 'IL '71' I 5 rJ'q:I'5fI.. '- 'PI Ii? Iv III 'IIIIITIII II ,JI EU nh I '-E , '-J' IJ 1. II. 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