Biglerville High School - Mirror Yearbook (Biglerville, PA)

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M xfyxfx.fxf ' Jluninr 0112155 Eirrrtnrg Officers President ........ ..... Vice Prersident . . . Secretary ...... Treasurer ..... Student Council . . . . . . . . . Members Arnold, Ruth Beamer, Mildred Delp, Mahlon Dick. Helen Beamer, Raymond Funt. Alma Bream, Edith Funt. Alta Brown, Adeline Hart, Jean Hoffman, Burdette Houtz, John Koontz, Ralph Lawver, Sterling Bucher, Maybelle Bucher, Thurston Deardorff, Edith Dentler, William Motto ...... Floyd Sell . . . John Hertzog . . . . . .Mary Lockner EdithLawver Myrtle Raffensperger . . George Routsong Grace Wenk Morrison, Reatha Peters, Donna Roth, Marvel Shank, Wendell Spangler, Helen Strausbaugh, Catherine Thomas, Jean Trimmer, Earl Weidner, Verna Strive For Success Flower Colors Yellow Rose Jade Green and Silver 1928 Thirty-one

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1fN M Sluninr 0112155 liizinrg In the month of September nineteen-hundred and twenty-five, forty-one lads and lasses entered the Palace of Learning , known as Biglerville High School. We were always pointed out and looked upon by the upper classmen as the Freshies. We did not mind this for we realized that in all things we had to be- gin at the lowest step of the ladder. In a few months we were accustomed to our new surroundings and by the end of school we were sorry to part with dear old Biglerville High. The next school year came, We were Sophomores, although, not upperclassmen we were still not the lowest class in the High School. During our Sophomore year many of the members of the class helped to win honors for the school. On the basket ball floor, on the baseball and soccer fields many of the class of twenty-nine were seen. Another school year approaches. We are now in that desired position, we are upperclassmen. We are still inexperienced enough to associate with the lower classmen, and have enough swelled head to associate with the Seniors. The worthy president of our class has been elected to be man- aged of the Boys' Basket Ball Team. We are sure that he will prove to be successful and be a credit to our class. The Junior class has taken their stand among the rest when giving chapel programs. In this we have progressed and have found talent both literary and also musical. During our Junior year many of the members of our class have bravely borne the black and gold. We have tried to follow our motto, Strive for Success . We have strived to bring success not only to ourselves and our class but also to our school. May our class colors, jade, green and silver, ever be re- spected by all, may we forever love the black and gold, and may we prove to be Worthy of our school. J. E. T. AAAAMVVVVWNVI 928 Thirty

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fM- xfx ' .Unninr Herznnnrl Thurston Bucher-Always ready for a conversation. William Dentler-What's the use of flattery. Claire Guise-Interested in church work. John Houtz-The best cake eater of the class. Sterling Lawver-A creator of beauty. Floyd Sell-Mr. Radio Man. Earl Trimmer-Motion is the life of all things. Helen Dick-Tall and mighty. Alma Funt-Give me a man who sings as he works. Alta Funt-Oh This Physics Course! Jean Hart-A demure Miss. Burdette Hoffman-Twin sister to Helen. Ruth Arnold-An advertisement for blonde. Mildred Beamer-Builder of Road of a Loving Heart. Adelene Brown-One of our best students. Edith Bream-Cute, clever and cunning. Maybelle Bucher-Often seen at Arendtsville. Edith Deardori-Quite a Sheba Reatha Morrison-An athletic knockout Myrtle Raffensperger-Often seen, but seldom heard. Catherine Strausbaugh-Spends her extra time looking for a man. Jean Thomas-The Keeper of the B' Cooksls. Grace Wenk-Often seen in the office. Edith Lawver-Without her Ab would be lost. Mary Lockner-A good debater? Yes, decidedly. Donna Peters-Another active student, also active in gathering Crums. Marvel Roth-A bright and sunny flower. Helen Spangler-Serious looking but deceives her looks. Verna Weidner-Her and her Henry. Raymond Beamer-Care free and happy always. Mahlon Delp-The Junior preacher. John Hertzog-At each stride a mile he measured. Ralph Koontz-The man Without a country. George Routsong-Class undertaken fBuzzJ. Wendell Shank-One who gives Millers black eyes. 1928 Thirty-two