Biglerville High School - Mirror Yearbook (Biglerville, PA)

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fM fx4f - iqallnxuifrn iiartg Thanks to Blocher! This is the sentiment of the class of '28 toward the Hal'lowe'en party October 28. About eight o'clock after all the members of the Blocher home had been transformed by some hand of magic a steady arrival of witches and other fantastical personages soo-n filled the home. A ghostly quiet, broken only by the rattling of Tommy Yost's pumpkin and the squeaks called forth by the green snake, per- vaded the company. Since it is quite impossible for grim ghosts and dainty fairies to enjoy each other's company a process of un- masking followed, which revealed the company to be composed of members of the senior class, faculty and their friends. Games, music, and refreshments followed. When the hands of the clock pointed to twelve the group of tired but happy rev- elers retired to their homes to dream of cider lakes at the foot of gingerbread mountains. Uhr 6111152 lilangu High The Goose Hangs High is at truly American comedy by Lewis Beach and one of the outstanding New York successes of the past and current seasons. This play was given by the Swarthmore Chautauqua for the benefit of the Senior Class February 4th, Twenty-seven

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M- xfy- A Ill ull 1-lunar r The play, A Full House, was the one chosen for the annual Senior play, given April 12, 1928. After many strenuous re- hearsals under the able direction of Miss Weaver, the cast finally succeeded in presenting the play almost as Well as professionals. The auditorium was filled to capacity showing that the art of drama can be highly recommended for B. H. S. THE CAST Parks--An English Servant ........ .. ..... Samuel Noel Susie-From Sioux City, a maid ................ Hazel Rebert Ottily Howell-A Bride ...................... Marion Miller Miss Winnecker-From Yonkers, the Aunt. .June Gindlesperger Daphne Charters-Ottily's Sister ....... . ......... Edith Fohl Nicholas King-A stranger ........ ...... E arl Crum Ned Pembroke, J r.-An only son .... . . Robert Bucher George Howell-A Bridegroom . . . ..... Leroy Lady Dougherty-A Police Sergeant . . . . . . Stanley Tyson Jim Mooney--A Policeman ..... . . .... . . . Luther Lobaugh Clancy-Another .................. . ......... Curtis Bucher Mrs. Fleming-Who owns the apartment ...... Gladys Blocher Vera Vernon-A Show Girl ................ Dorothy Burtner Mrs. Pembroke-From Boston .... .... A nita Rouzer Twenty-six

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