Biglerville High School - Mirror Yearbook (Biglerville, PA)

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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

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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

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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