Biglerville High School - Mirror Yearbook (Biglerville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1930 volume:

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IIN ll l:'m'l1wl' nj' If1'g1lwl'lv1'llf' Ilfgylz lmx wlw- klwlll' Stull' liclilm-ill-Cllivl' .....,.... C.xnm.YN 1101.1-. .x.FSi5lilIll Iimlilm'-in-film-I' Ill-31,1-:N li. Bun-:n I-Susim-ss Nlznlmangcl' ..,...... ..... I mx Ii. Gimlzlcx .Xseaislannl liusincss Maumgcr .. . .... Hl'lliIH'1li'l' XV. BIll.l.l-in l,ilc1'ury liclitor ........... .. .Ilc.xNla'1 1'l5 G. SNl.Xl.l.NYOUI3 ,Xssisalannl I,ilc1':11'y Iidilor .. ..... Mxm' C. lim-:Nlzlcu Assixlunl I.ill'l'1ll'y Iidilm' .. S'l'.XN'l'0N Ii. 'l'llml.xs Xrl iiditm' ..........,. RUISICIVI' li. l'l4:'1'lcns Awislzun An-l liclilm' .. .... D.xl,lc A. BIll.l.I'IIl Sport limlilm' ...... .. l7ox.u.lm .-X. liruulin Hli1nnl'Ii4lilo1' .. ... lilanxll'l' R. Gl'l,nliN Music limlilur RI l'll IC. XVI-3lca1.l1: Snap Shol limlilol' .. Cll.XRl,I-18 S. I.1'l'l' Alumni Iiclitor .... IMA G. Rl-:nr ' l'!IHl' Hiqll WE ,ff A111111 T ghmr Y . 1 i if 545219. 'gee ,'l Af' T Q 9, '- Am if ? Q-fi . , --,. .v Sag? ' f 45 L: A , -M 15... ,fi-Jgsilx ' -.... The Board of Ellllflllillll l'1'osi4lcnl .... .. .IIHIX ll. SI',.XNI,l'.X Vivo Prusiclvnl ... ... Du. Nl, 'l'. I,H.lA S4-cl'ctzu'y ....... XYILLIS H. I,.xm' 'l'l'cus111'c1' .. Ulxssl-is S. KI,lNlil IiI.'I'l'Ili Mcmlwr .. ...... Mlxumx A. SHUIC NVLX wish lo lu-alrlilv llrlnk llu' liualrml ol Iuclucallinn fm' llwil' fzlilhful Sk'l'Yil'C lhvv 4 lmvv rcmlcrcml the Biglelwillc Schools :Incl especially for the 1ll'QlliSiliUll of thc ulhlvlic livld. Q CLASS UI CEU Priya' In f r1vc1':3 l0- , Lg' Mi RROR '---M ' ' .sl -- ., . -Q57-'O7' l l-llnm Mulvr liiglcrvillv High Sclmul wv nrv hringing. Ou XVI r gills nnml hmnngv sluc: lilo songs nnml prniscs ringing. UI mlvlils wo own' ln yung Oll u-1' highs nll lmvc lhvir vulnrs. NVhivh nu' lovccl hy young and nlclg linl lhv nnhlcsl nnml thc lnirosl. Arc liiglvrvillv's hlnck :incl gnlml. l XVhvn wa' Cllltll' lil'0's QI'Uill. lrnlllv. l .Xml high sn-limil clzlys :irc n'0r: NVQ' will lhink ul' lhvv nnml lnvc lhcv. .Xs n0'vi' wc'vc mlnnv lvcl'm'vg Uni' lhnughls will surcly lingvr. Hui' livcs will cu-I' lolll XY1- low lhvv .Xlnin Blnlvr. lrnv l1vail'lm-rl liiglm-i'x'lllv. il aw wifi? 111' l ll'l'I'll SlIpI'I'l7fSfllg Prinviprzl XS. I. RAFFICNSl'ICRl1I R MIRRORJQM ---W 4. h. P , ,f,, . l! ng--H '- K .... -'G .' - -as-coowcvwvs u .,, Q- ' .L ' Jl',hSIi,A G. WICAVEIH. A. li. :ilf4'IIlll'll.' fiCliySillll'5.f Cnllm-gc, Penn Shilo Cnlivgc. Twn'1u's: iillgglisli :md Ari. .lr'lilvili4'x.' Ilircclm' of Dl':ln1:lliL's, Spmwm' of Honur Suuicly. Grmv uid :along with mc! The Iwsi is ycl in iw. Tin- lxlsl ui' Iifo, fm' whiuli ilu- lirsl was lll:l4ic. MAIN li. IEHXYICHSUX, li. S. .'iHl'lltll'li'.' SllSflllL'il1lllllil l'nivu1'sity. Now York i'niv0l'sity. 7'wu'Iu's: Coinnwruiaul Slllmjccts. .-If-IiniIivs.' Spunsurs xviliiiiL'l' l.ilcl':u'y Sn- vs.-fy. iJl'5IlZlil'il is the Stllli ul' iJllSilIL'SS.,' 5 ,,. .iIlu1ulmI.' .Xllwight Cullcgm-1 fiL'iij'SiillI'!.f Cul- lege. 1'l'lIf'l1l'S.' Social Sc'ivm'1'. .lr'IiniIii's.' Fmmlhzill fi4l1lL'il. Iialsvlmll lluiivli. 'cclm' uf Gln-1' Club. Lvl music suuml whilv lu- flnlll llllliil' his vlmiL'v: rn, II llc llwsv, lu- lnnlws :l swnn-lilw 1-lui, i :uIing in Illll5il'.n H930 Q ff I'uye- TIIfI'ft'l'l1 , 4 lg Mt.- ,. N ,-.- N Kamen, ' '-' N - --..... wctqco' .gf :Sigh AAI R R O R f ...x... - -' pf l - . ilnnul' Suricly. Scim-In-c. NIAIIGAIKIYI' lil'CilIili, A. IS. .ilIm'ml01I.' fiL'llySillll'g' Cullcgu, IH-nn Stali- Coliugu. 7'vm'l1c's.' Lzllin and l l'L-nv:h. .im'linilir's.' i 1lL'lliiy Spolisor, SDUIISHI' ui' i'iI'L'lll'h Club, SIJHIISIYI' ui' Hill-5' Lil- t'I'ill'y Society. l,:ulgll:lgc is il city lu ihu building ul' which cu-l'y illlliillll living hruuglil an mimic. L Cul ln-gc. uf Hunul' Society. ' 0 5mMwQmW m I,iiSl,Il'I V. S'l'0CK, Ii. S. .lIl1'mlvrl.' Sililllll'l1Sillll'g Slzllc 'l'c:u'licl's Cul- logc, fiL'iiySi7lll'g ilfnllc-gc. NYAHIRICN K. ENGR, .L li. 7'w11'l1c-s.' Alll1hL'l1l1lfiL'S and Science 'I'I1crv :irc VL-ry fn-w pcrslms who llllI'SllL' suicm-u with lrm- mlignilvn 1'l'!ll',1l'N.' SL-ivnccs :md XILIHICIIIZIIILS. .'lrlil1iIivs.' lfuuilmzill CUlll'h, lillwlu-tlmnll Cfmcll. Yi'l'ilL'ii Conch, i'qllk'lliij' Spon- sor. Slurlvnl Cuuncil. Spmixm' nl' HiiL'Sll0L'l1liJiL' l'l'ui'L-ssm' ui' iilt' Dismal .iIIz'mlwl.' l'i'im'L'lrm l'nivcrsity. fit'iij'Sillll'g1 .if'Iivilir's.' Ililx-1-lm' ui' 0l'c'l1usll'z1, Spmwur l'uyz' I n111'1vun Sflllllfllf Cmuwil m-'lfnzzcns Prcsidcni .... .... . ,. IVAN G1'l,m-:N Vice Presimlonl .. .. lluxun Hl't1III'IlR Sc'c1'cinry .... .. Ii.x'l'lmYx linl'zl-in 'I'r0asurvr ..... ...... I Ilcl.l1:x lhlilclc lfuclllly Advisor ........... I'mn'. I,. Y. S'rm1k MliMliliIiS I'l.u:m.n HICIGIIICS Bl.u:mx G.XRIilC'I'SHN .l.XNl'f'l' lllcu- limllc Nm-21, Hxmn' Cuxovl-in limm I'I'1IiIiUXY Glufil-1 XVI-:l,m:n NlYIi'I'l.l'I SNIITII ' ,mv Q ' N ' Z f w! 5 N Pugfe' l iflc'1'n MIRROR 4 ' 8. .1 K '- . -Q67-'v' School H istory ln the early part ol' the nineteenth century a little log sehool house was erected upon the site ol' the present structure ol' Biglerville High Schoole out of this abyss, step by step, arose our present building. But as time welll on the numbel' ot' ad- venturers on the sea ol' knowledge increased so that it was necessary for a second building' the Community Hall to be erected to accommodate knowledge seekers. The system is organized on a six-six basis. The grade building houses the lirst six grades and contains a combination auditorium-gymnasium. The auditorium has a seating capacity ot' approximately tour hundred and lifty. This winter a maroon velour Iire-prool' curtain was added to the stage. This building is also equipped with shower baths and dressing rooms l'or health classes and athletics. The library is located in the high school building and is also used as an otliee. The library contains six dillerent sets ot' encyclopedias and approximately one thousand books on tiction. nonliction, travel. essays, poetry, etc. All books are classilied and catalogued. The lioard ol' Education appropriates annually about one hundred dollars for new library books. Twenty-one of the leading magazines are purchased each year for the library. In the winter ol' 1928 the School Board pul'ehased six acres ot' land adjoining the high school building for athletic purposes. In the spring of 1929 the School lioard also purchased two acres adjoining the grade building for a playground for the grades. Last autumn our high school lmilding was greatly beautilied by the planting ol' shrubbery. At present the high school ol'l'ers three courses academic, general and com- mercial. The school day is divided into six one-hour periodsfthe lattel' pal't ot' cach period is used for supervised study. Each class has one activity period a week. An assembly period is held every Thu1'sday morning, between eleven and twelve, in the audito1'ium when a program is presented by some school organization. As to organizations the school maintains an Orchestra, Glee Club, Dramatic lglub, Science Club, and two literary soeietiesfliiley and XVhittier. The linances and school activities are managed by the Student Council which is composed ol' four Seniors, three Juniors, two Sophomores, one Freshman, and one from both the Seventh and Eighth gradesfa member ol' the faculty is also included in this group. The achievelnents of liiglerville High School have been g1'eat in the past, and it is our most sincere wish that our Alma Mater will ever continue to advance in the years which lie before her. lt. li. ll. i'f. I Q 3 O ' , ' , , FNRQMWW AQ l'uyc Strict-n T M W . S f I I SW UfWW Y pnilzirg If ff? 1 1 G T.:-if, Q3 fs' W i - A ? !'. , A fc? T V. ' ,5 '25 ' X- : l ax ' 9- X E93 , . If 1 j f' A' X A ' H . - 'l11,.,.V?:,.k5 ET' , , - . 'arf X : i . ' 51' ' ,gli ' I '72 ' in ' 'Z 2. -3-'E' E a, mf iii , if - Y' ' Z- .xr . ' 'gigs top 4 W ' S 4-2 'J .,,.7 -rg 'Ku ,gg - N RROR 2 1 .-f ' .48 A f 1 ' H' lq,x mx .1 ., llWliNIJlCl.l-INIC li. Gl'l.IJliN AHlM'I'S. P11- Cumuiereial Course fl merry hear! malcelli a 1-Iieerful C'llllllt'llllll!'! , Next on the seeue Colues our clear liwemlelene: With eyes su brown .Xml her faee without frown. lllllllll'S: Whillier Literary I-2-3-4: Operetla 2: Cheer Leader General Course His yrumleur is derived from lleruwn alone He greets his elassiuates NVitl1 a eheerful smile: 'I'hal's somellming, dear friends. 'I'hal's always in style. -l-1 Iraeli .l--l: l man I-2-.l-4: Senior Play 41 Operella 4 lil'INNl'I'l'll l. lJlE,XIllJOlll l Commercial Course S!emlf11sl1iess is ll noble qlmlilyn He's kiml, and he's linlly, And good-natureml lun. lle tries to play fair The whole way lhrough. l'niuu l-2-Il-1. li'l'Hlil. M. ISICAMIER Ilemlvrxnille. Pu. C4llllll10l'Cl1ll Collrse For lizey mm l'lPllf1lIt'I' who believe lliey erm She-'s one of the forwards, Un the basketball teamg And is eonsiclerecl a player Ol' the highest esteem. llunurs: liaskcllxall 2-3-4: Traek 2-3-4: Valley Ball 1-2: Seereiary ol' Class 4: Selimil Play 3: XVhiltier Literary 2-Il--ll Operella 1-2-Il: filee Club l-2: Secretary uf XVhittier Literary -lg Pep Club 4. x 1950 Honors: Sueeer 2: Baseball il--lg Assislanl 'l'l'1IL'li Manager Il: 'l'raek Manager -I: VVhillier l.ll0I'JlI'y l-2-Il-4: Seuiur i1llAlll.l'IS ll. Sl.AYlSAl'GH :lSlll'I'S, llll. llnnors: lliley Literary 1-2-Il-4: liaselmll 2-3--L: lllee Cluli Ifelulwslville. l'u. Play 4: CE A Page I2'fQl1lll'l'll l Q. lf ' - A ' Ml RR on '- if , K! ,Hz ' --. - U I '-, -oc1rC'lk l .L l,ANl0X'l' NYl'Ill'l'Z lsjul Play 4. 1.l..Xlll XV lll'lSli lwmwal Cullrsv lfluwyy and 1m1'sisle1l4-4' l'Ulllllll'l'S all ll1inys llv's as slow as Cllrislnlas .Xml quiz-I as an IIIUIISC. lla- says mrl ll word XVIIL-n lu-'s in ilu- sn-l11mli1mlsv. ' - l- v. A Classical Cuursc Yullliny l'Sl'lllIl'S Ilu' lllllNlr'l S UHF.. 'Www lu-rc is :n brilliant, Aml vluvcr young lass. Alllmllgll she-'s a lN'XYL'0lllCl', Slu-'s won lhilllll' in our class. llmmrs: Iiilcy l.itcrary -l: l rum-I1 Club 4: llllllll llulm Gr1r:Im'rs. Pu. llumurs: lllluv l.llL'l'lll'X' I-2-.l-4: lnmn l-2-.S-4: liasulxall Il-41 lrauk .l'4. l'..Xlll, ll. Nl1:l..XINS GL'lll'l'1Il CUIIFSC I.ij'1' is lull for lmlmlv 414-mls llv lilws mallwlmntics .Xml athlclics lou. llc's an souml mlilician I llighl llll'UllQl1 aml lllrnuqh vs .-lspvrs, l'u. llHIl'1IH' lvlllflll l-2-3-42 Sucucl' 2: liaskcllmll Il-4: Suniux' l'I'1x' -l. li.: . sm-lmall Il--l: llarlio Club l: XVl1iltiul' Litcrarx' l-2-Il-4: lraclx -l: Funlllall -l. MARY CI. lSlll'INIZl'Ill 1 tll :If 1 Cumlm-ruial lluursc liul'n for SllL't'k'SS'l llc-I1-'s an imluslriuus ,Xml slmlious young lass. Sha' like-s lu wrilu vvrsosg Slu s llls' pnvl ul'ull1'l'lass. llomns XVl1itlivr l.il1-rary I-2-Cl-4: Assistant lllll IIN ld: lm' of .llirrur 4 Hummr Society 4: SCL'l'L'llll'y llfmor Souclx 4 Q llfm QQ? l'1lyf' ,YllIl'fl'1'll 4 ef- 4 Ml RROR -ei---M 'L' 1 K! nfs 'K .. - c . ,i 'ctx-cvxrzefiivs Nuys ' ' -.N :soy CAIKULYN l,. CULIC 1figyl1'rnillr'. l'Il. Classical Course '24 friuml ul ull limc's Studs nolcd for lltilllbl' And faint' as wt-ll. NVl1at is lu-1' t'utnrc'? N00l1L'C1lfIlCll - llonors: tilcv Club l-2-Il-4: Orulu-stra I-2-Il-4: liaskctball 246-4: Track l-2: NVl1ittit-r l.itci'ary I-2-Zi-4: Opcrclta l-2-IS-4: Flt'L'IlK'll Club 4: School Play l-3-4: Contest Play Il-4: llramalic Club ll-4: Yollcy ilall 1-2: Honor Society Ji-4: Librarian 4: Assistant l.llJl'1ll'l1lll CS: Class 'lll'L'2lSlll'0l' 2-Il-4: Editor-in-Chief ol' .llirror 4: Spring Musical Ii: Pianist for XVhitticr Literary 4: Senior Play -l: Prcsidcnt ol' Honor Society 4: Sccrctary-'l'l'caslll'L'l' ot' llftlllllllll' Club: l rL-ncb Club Plav 4. lIliltlEIili'l' W. Nlll.I,l'Ill Gt'H!ISlPlll'!lv l'u. tivncral Coursu llo nr lIiz ' lla-rc is an orator tbl tlw IHtltl1'l'll typo llc lilnits no subject! llc stands for thc right. Honors: Soccur 2: l'nion 1-2-25-4: Football ll-4: ltadio Club l: Vito Prusidcnt of Class 2-4: Vicc President of NVhitticl' Litvr- ary 4: NVhittit-r Litt-rang' l-2-3-4: 'l'l'ack Ji-4: Scnior Play 4: Assistant Managcr ol' .llirrnr 4: Captain ot' Football 4. llUlilCll'l' l'. Sl..XX'li.Xl'till ls'i41l1'rlvillf', l'u. Gent-ral Coursc Silcm'c is goldt'n llL s slow and basblul And quite kind. A lad just like biln ls bud to find - vw , 1 I. llonorsz Nllutlwi' l.llL'l'Zll'y 1-2-.l-4: lracli 4: lninn l-.2-.S-4: lfllullltlll ll-4. Ul,lVl'f M. lil'CANll2lt lii'l1tlc'l'Sl1iIlc'. l'r1. ClllllII1i'Y'l'lill Course .Snmll in SIIIlll!',' lawn' in IIl'r'l1.l1l. 'l'l1L' youngcst among us, A L'0llllIlCl'L'llll star: .Xu C-.ape-rt at typing. . . ,, Ilonors: XVl1illivl' l4lll'l'1li'y l-2-3-4: Glu' Clllb ll Opcrctta ' Class llistorian 1: Basketball 4: Ilonor Socicty 4. tfgasm N Pagv TIUUII ly E LL ! MIRROR -in lllil.l'IN li. lltlilill lft1l14'l'l7lHt', l'lI. Classical Course I':l'l'I' ffllt' ll' HH' Iusl: SIU' Innl ln Ju 'Ht ltaulcr. :I vlansslnutu, .Xu il0l1Ul'ililiL' pall, A t'l'icmt at ull tilnus Ca.:1 hc found in this 'gnl'. llunursz XVhittiu' i4liL'I'lll'y I-2-3--1: tllcc Cluh I-243-4: 'I'l':1t'lt It-st: Sluilcnt Cnnncil 4: Sclnml Play 4: Scninr Play st: Ilunm' Sncicty 43 Vnllcy Hull I-2: i:t'l'llL'il Cluh lg llraunantic Cluh 1: St-ctw-tz11'y ut' Class I: Ilzuskctlmll 25--t: Cill'i.illlHIS Cnntntn I-Il: Assistant liditm'-in-Chit-t' nt' llirrnr 4: Subscription Caunpnign 2-Il--tg 'lil'L'ilSlll'L'l' ut' tilt-v Cluh 4: 'l'i't-usul't-i- nt' Student Council 4: Glu-cl' lczulcr -t: Pep Cluh 4: Fl'L'llt.'il Play 4. IVAN li. Gt'l,lJlCN Ix'igflv1'niII1', IJII. ticnt-ral Cnursc Ilu'll find fl muy 1':1lL'iI nntn has his calling. linch lllilll has his nalnlu: lint lwru is ll lud NVho hats llisturivxnl taunt-. llnnnrs: l'niun l-2-Il-4: Ilzuliu Cluh l: Whittlvr i,iil'l'tlI'j' l-2: lliluy I.iil'l'1ll'y Il-4: Studcnt Council Ll-Il--l: Pl'csid1.'nt ot' Sturlvnt Council 4: liusclmalll NILIIHIHUI' 3--1: Business BIIIIHIQUI' of .llirrnr 1. S'l'.XN'l'UX li. 'l'lItlM.XS ll1'yl1'r1viIlr', I'u. iii1lSSiL'lli CUllI'5.l' .t philnsulrlzvl' is l1ulurv's pilnl lit-'s pcrsmmlly :tcquninlcrl XVilh Stlt'l'llit'Sl .Knut can iliscuss nny lnpic XVilll thc grctttcst ut' L-Lista llnnnrs: liilvy l.itcrnry t-2-3--l: Assistant l,ilL'l'2ll'y iftiiitll' nt' .ilir1'nr -it lfemllxzlll It-4: Stuclcnl Ililwsctm' of 'l'hv iltbilti l'p li0lllitlk'iin. VI'IS'l'.X l,. PlC'I'l'IllS .txlwrs. l'u. fii2lS5il'ili Cntlrsu fic'l1lr'r'l ill lll'lJiUlllIfIt'. gfr'l1c'l'nl1s ruul l'1'c'4 ' ilcl'c is u Sllllll'l l,ittlc gui, ynu ln-t, NVhn'n j'tbll.I'1' in lrnulvlt- .lust will on 'Vt-t'. llonurs: NYhiltici' l.itt'x':ll'y l-2-Ii-4: 'i1I'L'ilZSlll't't' ot' i I't'IlL'il Cluh 4: l:l'L'llCll Cluh Play 4. Bef vm -Live . I - , N ku H M 'llql Iillfll' Tlvvlily-fmt' , - J Ml RROR V .llxixx 115.5331 Q ., -- s t --.K . .qtqggl lll l'll lf. XYl'Illil.l'I lfig1l1'l'liill1', I'1l. Classical l.HllI'5Q lx'imln1'sx r1f1'r'r'lx IHIIFK' 1111111 silu'c'1'ily Quia-l. l'0Sl'l'YUIi- .lull flllilt' rclim-rl: Xml just su gay Hut lllU1ll'l'ZllL'ly kind. llmmrs Glue Clul, 4: Ops 1-ilu l: liilcy l,itvi'zu'y l-2-Il-4: Sucrm-l:u'y ul' llilcy l.ll4.'l'lll'y -ll: lfrcuch Club 4: Music lidilfu' of ,llirrnr 4: l'1l'CIlL'l1 Club Play 4. ll0lSl'Ill'l' li. l'IC'l'lCllS Gclivral C1 Xvilll lots of X llc paiuls many ol Cll.Xlll,l'IS S. l,l'PP hu-lu-l'al 4.1 Atllllllflfllll has , n .lli.lNI'I'l l'li C. SBlAl.l.XVllUD IiifIlt'I'l71'lIl', Pu. Classical f.Hlll'S0 fil'1lIl.fll!1l' ix .J sign of uolrlv SIIIIISH llv:l'c is a classmate XVL- always call 'Snot' li1'I'1lC'll4llIS aurl xlcvcls XVL- shall up-x cr fnrgn'l. ll1llllll'SZ xYllilliL'l' l.llL'l'ill'j' I-2-3-4: Aswislaul SL'Cl'L'l2lI'y ol' Class 2: SL-uim' Play Zi-41 Opv:rL'lla Zi: Scbuul Play ll--lg Literary liclitm' of .'Uil'l'UI' 4: Draluatin' Club Cl-4: F11-ucli Club 4: liaskci- ball 2-Ii. llc-l'c-'s a brilliuul llc lmcllcw-x III lC1II'llIll ' X , Fluru Ilulv, Pu. mursc A rl is 1HIll7l'l'H yuuug ulau vit. xjccls And clraws quite :I bit. lluumm: liiluy Literary l-2-Ii--L: President of From-li Club 4: llllllll l-2-.S--lg Arl lzdllor ul .llirrnr 4: SL'L'l1L'l'y for Spring Nlusirul' and Miss Clu-l'l'ylJlosmuu : Salcs Manager for A Priucc 'l'l10rc VVas . Hrlillk' NYholc 'l'frwu's Talking and A Pair ol' Sixusug lbraiualiu Club 4: l:l'CllL'll Club Play 4. .ls1wrx. I'll. illl'SL' no rf-sl llcl'c is illl avliu lulluslrifaus, ywuug iuuu. rw l'.VL'l'Vllllll ' that llc can. llulmrs: lumu l-.2-.5--lg lillcy Literary l-2-3-4: llauliu Club l: lflmllrall ll--lg Suapslml lillilm' of .llirror 4. 1930 fymillwp Page Twvnly-lizro , . - R-R MIRROR '----M ,- -4. .. ,, V 5' 5 I! uv... R. un .- -,N -gggycuuo. n,,,,, ...sig 1 ,-N .M---N- 5 Q99 VIDA l. 'l'llUBl.XS lfiyfl4'rl1illc'. llll. G4 nurul CHIIFSL' 'KAIIIYIIUN lln' SIIIIIUU She-'s gcnllu. sln-'s Inn-uk. .Xnrl U! su kind. Ynu'll hunl a lung limo llur 1.-uual lu find. Hunnrs: XYl1illicr l,llkl'lll'j' I-2-ll-4. lD.ll.lC ll. RUTH lfigflf-rnillf-. l'n. ll.-ncral lluursc Ulfl'l'l'!l :nun is rm !'l'f'IlI.ll'1'I nl' his num fnl'IHln ' llc can sing lllilllj' songs. .lnml play a liuilar. llc'll lllkllil' you al lnnnc XYllL'l'l'YL'I' you aw. llrnmrs: Llass l'rcs.mlcnl l-.G-l: llllL'j' l,llL-l'al'y I-2: Ulwllvs- Ira l-2-Ii-4: XVl1itlicl' Literary 3-4: Prm-siclcnt ul' Whittie-I' l.ilL-vary 4: .lssislanl liaskctlmall Nlllllllgfbl' 2: Haskuthall Manager Ii: Glcu Club I-2-Il-4: Cunlcsl Play 43 SL-niwn' Play 4: Student Cuuncil 2: Upcrn-tla 2-4: 'l'racl4 2-3--lg SL-lnml Play 4: liasn-hall 34--l: Dr-all N lnalin' Clulm -lg llunur Suuicly -1: Upvrulla 2-4: l'ni0n I-2-IS-4. l1.lNll'IllUN ll. ll.llllll'f'l'SllN l lnl'rl IIIIIU. llll. licncral Course r',ifr' fx fllfl nf llulllr' lll'l'llNN llc's a llanllsmm- young nlan XXX- lllllhl Jlllllllll .Xml luis C'll2ll'ilL'lL'I S full Ht' lnisullin-I' anal wil, IIun4n's: NYl1illim-1' Literary I-2-Il-13 l rm-m'l1 Cllulr l: Sm-niur Play 4: l'niun I-2-I1-41 Slumlunl lllllllll'll Il: ifuullrall Manager 41 .Xssislanl l-'rmllmall Manager Ii: Class 'l'l'L'ilSllI'L'l' I: l'1l'0lIL'lI Club l,l'lY -l Cnllillllz M. lllklu lft'lllIl'l'Nl'flIl'. l'11. Cmnlm-l'L'ial llUlll'Sl' l'u!ivln'v is lvillrr, lull ils frnil is slm'f'I Sl1c's jolly, slu-'s k'IlI'l'l'l'l'L', .lull 'luilu in slylc: l 1rl' npun llvl' I'aL'c 'l'lu-rc is wvillrn an smill-. llunurs: XX'l1illic'l' l.llL'l'1ll'j' I-2-Jif-lgllpc-11-lla: l-2: fllcc lllulr l. I Q 3 O X,.frf'VF'f ff W' W WQQWAQQ Pugv Tllffllfll-lIIl'l'L' .I --- - Y 2 -VU . -.-- 'f . --' - Qs.. ' .. , x-n 1 MIRROR Q1-ff WNW IMA ll. IIICAM fl4IlllIllL'I'k'lllI Ctllll'W.' 'K-I fair 1'.x'Ir'rinr is SIHIIIII 1'w'olnlm'1lflulinn llL'l'L-'S ai young luclg I ltnnw ynu will lilac: tnsli IVitli an will und an might. For sllz- gm-s to hcl' Ilnnurx: llilcy l,ii1-rnry l-2-Il-4: Glcc illulm l: Student Cunn- uil 2415: Alumni litlitnr nl' ,llirrur 4: Upcrcttn 2: Llu-or l.L-autor J. Iilill Gur1Im'rs. Pu. , . . MIT ll. Gl'l,lDliN Iiiglvrivillrn l'u. Gem-rail Course l-'ur him, In slrim' is In lll'l'l'f'Ull1l'U tloinus lll1ll'L'Illllg down thc nislc: A lull, stately youlh, llc-'s always mtudying smncthing, You can tell it by his slnilm-. Honors: NVl1itti',-I' I1IIL'I'ill'y I-2: Ililcy I.itL-mry Il-4: Prcsitlcnl - - ,. V. . nt llilcy I4lIL'l'ilI'y 4: Orcllestrzl Z-.I-4: Irnck .l-4: Iluslictlnill 4: liuys' Clic-or I.cz1dvl' 4: Union I-2-It-4: Dmlliatic Club El-4: Senior I'Inv 3-4: School Play 4: Joke Iiclitur nl' Mirror 4: Pep Club 4. li.k'I'llllYN li. li.Xl'.Xlti.XlilJXl'Ill illnssiunl llUlll'Sk' Tu lu' Ir1ls!mI ix y1't'uIr'l' ln 'liutc Illllll NYC llIXX2lj 5 Illltl: ,X lass who is l'nilliI'ul. lruc :intl kind. 1- 4. J.. . ' ' ,.., . -..'--. I -, 4.x 1 llnnnrs: Kllcu Clulm I-2--4: IlpL'l'l'IIll 2-Il--I: llilcy I.lICl'2lI'j' I 7 S4 IILIIQII Cluli I Il1slLtlJlIIl2l any l'l,I'INN XV. XVAIINICR Tulwlr' Rnvls. l'u. tlcmwzll Cuursv lfru1Ic'11lnwlil is lulrl nf lifcf' llc pluvs vn thc Lfl'llI-ll'4lIl, Hut. IIl1lI,S nnti all llc jnins his clzlsslnalcs Anal plays liuwlu.-tlmIl. llmnwa: SUCCCI' I-2: lfuutlmnll Il-4: lizlikctlmzlll I-2-Il-4: llnsc- lmll Qi-4: 'I'rucla I-3-4: Vniun I-2-Il-4: VVl1ittiL-1' Litcrurv I-2-Il-4. Ift'lllll'l'Sl7iHl', 1511. Ilmn In lu' Ianni ,Q 5344 W Page Twvnly-fnzu i f li J L, - RAS MIRROR 2 f ---.Cu -- if ' i ' - . ww Mumba IiA'I'lllililNli l,. IlUl'Zl'Ill Giwrlzxvy, I'u. 4.l1lSSlt'2ll f,UllI'Sl' Xu nm' will Inf lmppy millmul llfl'lIIt ' l will iuli'mlul'c' 'Kulc' ,-X14 :1 clover young lussi For l lull you. my fl'iL-mls. Siu-'H lbc pridc ul' our vlussf' llunursz XVl1illiur Literary l-2-Il-4: Sludcul Council l-4: Secretary ol' Student Council 4: liuslu.-tbull 2-JS-4: Sclmul Plug' 4: Senior Pluy 4: Huuur Sm-icly Il-4: Scam-lury nl' Class 2-il: Sccrc- lury uf l?l'L'llL'll Club 4: 'lll'1lL'li l-2-4: Vulluy llull l-2: l'll'CllL'll Club 4: Drumutiu Club 4: lfu-m'l1 Club Play 4. DUNALIJ A. lll'CHliIi Ifiglwivillv. Pu. flL'llL'l'lll Cuursc 'ilu Imnvsl ru11nIv:mm'a is fl pusspurf' llc tukvs part in Kll'llIlllllll'S Ami ullilclics lou. lla-'ra u cluu-1' yilllllg mam Wbu IIUYCI' gn-is blue. llullul'x: liilvy l,llt'l'2ll'j' 1-2-Sl-4: lizlslu-tlmull 2-Ji-4: illl'lIL'li 2-JS-4 I-'uutlmll I4-4: Si-Iwol Play 4: Contest Play 4: Sport liclitm' uf .llirrur 4: Dlllllllllll' Club Z5-4: l'uiuu l-2-Sl-4: Prvsirlcul ol' Dl'llllllIlli' Club 'll Vive l,I'L'SlIll'lll of Student Coum-il. lllCll.Xlill S. Sl..XYll.Xl'l3ll lliylf-l'lvillv. l'u. flcucrul Coursv .-l musiriun for ull limos llL s ai Lia-uius in music Wc llupu much sucn-css XVill gn xxitb him uI'ul'. llemorsz 5HL'L't'I' l-2: Iiusubull l-2-I!-4: llilcy l.llL'I'ilI'y lil!-Il-4' Cleo Club 2-Sl-4: Orclu-slru l-2-ll-4: Assistant Stage Rluuugvr Il: President ul' Clubs 2: Quurlcl 4: Opcrvllu Il-4: Christmas Caiulzllu Il: l'uiun l-2-Il-4: .hsialuul liusf.-bull Illuuugcr Sl: Frcmgll Club 4. l'Il,l..X M. Cl.l'I.XVlCli lfigfliv1'lvilIf'. l'11. CUlIllllL'l'l'li!l flUlIT'SK' l.ugml in spirilu liz-11-'s lillu fllL'IlYt'l', 'l'l1c 'bluml' ul' our rluss. ll' yuu lauow lu-V, yuu'll limi, Slllnb u ulcvvi' young lun. llHll0I'ISZ XVl1illicl' l.il0l':u'y l'-2-I5-4: flllL'L'l' l4L'2lllL'I' ZS. I Q 3 O .rffwf ' iff M 'gl' WW NMQAQ I'ugv Tllwllffj-flllt' AAIRROR V . , ,,..: N ' Q .. ' 1 -ou --x N --' 5, . -Q93 lS.XlSlCl,l,.X l.. S.XND0l'I fillIlllllCI'ClZll Cuursc Iil'1u'r' In win uml lzwlrl lu lmlrl Slit-'s kind. and shi.-'s happy. Anil all that, you know. Shi' svattt-rs gay sunshine. NVl1crc'cr sho may gn. llllllUl'S-I Whittier Litcrary l-2-It-4. ICIUIA li. MYERS CtHlll!lL'l'L'lill fltilll'SL' lie useful lllllK'l'l' Nm' llurt' IS a girl tm whmu vou'll dc-pclul. . , A.. lt shvs your .rlc-ml unw, Shc'll bc tu thu cud. llrumrs XYl1illici' l,ll0l'1ll'y l-2-Il-4. IJAI .S--tg Dramatic Club It--lg Stage Manager 2-3-4: Glcc Club 2-It--L: tlrclwstra 2-3-4: liailio Club l: l'ni lfigflcrvillu, Pu. ,li .L Mll,I.lilt lx'iyI4'rvillt', l'u. Classical Cuursg' Ari is cliflivullg lrzuisivnl in his ra'1m1l'r1 HL-'s a good Cl0Slgl1L'l' Anal paiutcr also. XXV: wish him sllccm-ss xVl1Cl'l',L'l' ho may gn. lluuurs liaslictball 2-El-41 Fuotball Il--ll liasvball It-4: 'lll'1lL'li rm l-2-Ii-4: Soccer 1. A. Gli.-XCIC ECIQICXIKUIJIS liigIf'1'villr', I'u. Classical Course IM-vlwsl riiwrs fluw milh lvusl swam! A truu. ruliablv, 'l'l'ustwm'tliy 'gal'. .Xu QKCQ-llcut fricucl: Au eternal pal. ltmmrs: XVhitticr l.itL-Vary I-2-It-4: Fruuch Club 4. Uoorlyz'11l'. Pu. Ilmu lines! CEN. it . Page Tzzwlily-si. ' Ml RROR 1- -- -- ff lg sn N... N ,M - H ,E .cgvqggcvsx-0. 'Nivss ..',!f T ' -.N 1 --.-... .' Q qs,-9' Senior Class History Seven Ieochers on ri fleml lI1flII'S clicsl. Yo-ho-lm. rum' ri bottle of - inlc. But the dead men weathered the gale and are rapidly showing signs of life, if not intelligence. lieing gentlemen of fortune and smart as paint, we've even managed to lay hy a stol'e of treasures for a l'ainy day. NVe are hoarding in that same chest loot from four eventful years on high seas when many a good pirate watkeil the plank, and you may lay to thatf Yes four long years hefore the mast, and a ship fairly ready to sink with gold at the end of the cruise. XVe set sail in the fall of 19243 with a green crew of stiekers. There was shore-leave for Christmas holidays with usual extra rations for all hands. liaek on hoard we had our lirst taste of a squall. Great hlaek clouds of Algehra. a howling Latin northeaster, and a fierce hail of Science had the ship near the rocks, and many a good pi1'ate thought of his den on the shore. In the ealm after the storm those ol' us ahle to report for duty found seasiek pirates gripping the rail. Still a long way from Sheepskin Island, we steered to the Sophomore Cave to hury the year's dulf. There in sight of a harhor a tropical gale caught up with us and showed us what the angl'y elements could do with a helpless hand of pirates. Badly crippled. we spent the summer reeuperating from injuries. Sails were hoisted again in the fall of '27 with Captain Slayhaugh in command. Hough weather p1'oved to he the satisfaction of all concerned that our ship was seaworthy. The hot months that passed turned a few of the weakest tars to landluhhers. hut all tough hands were l'eady to sail fox the third time when Seplemher winds were high. Council of war left, for Captain ltoth and the rest of us swore allegiance. ln the next spring when they sighted an old vessel anchored oll' Gulf lieaeh lookout reported it to he twenty-nine and we drew up along side for a friendly parley. These good old hueeaneers had been almost in sight ol' our long sought island and tipped us oll' as to the general lay of the land hy point of compass. Their mouths were watering for food. and we gave all we could spare hefore we sent them on. Captain Roth followed their trail until .lune. when it seemed hest to stop and load on eargo. The staunch old guard was hack and hard at it hefore cold weather. lt was hitter when the tide grounded us hy Mid-term Cliff. aml it seemed for days as if we must he snowed under or hroken to hits hy rocks. XVhen it lifted, we were short of hands. hut with goal hard hy, not a man of us would give up the ship. Months later, weary worn from four long years of strife, a ery Land Ho f came in time just to ward oll' mutiny and Sheepskin Island loomed hefore us like the answer to a prayer. Hope renewed at sight of reward, we launched the jolly hoats and rowed for land. There we scattered and searched widely in all directions for some sign of hidden treasure. .lust hefore dark a shrill cry gathered the hands together where Captain ltoth stood holding the key to the iron chest. Each held his hreath as four huskies at Captain's command pried oil' the rusty lid and opened to view piles of snowy sheep- skin. the hooty long desired. livery worthy pirate was given his just deserts. his hard earned sheepskin chart to the innumerahle treasures of earth. May he ever let it steer his course? .l. S. and Nl. li. vw'-0, . I - .. M N N 0 .x.- I'uye 7'im'l1li1-s4'ne11 4 Pair of Sixvs 3 .HIT CUMEDY Prcsvnlvd by Dirccluil hy l'lc'r1cli PAN l'l.,u'lilis Miss .hissnpx G. xVl'l.XYlCIl CHARAC'l'I'IRS George Ii. Nctllvtonf-Senioi' Business Pzirlncr . . ...... IMLIQ Horn 'l'. Boggs Johns .lnnior Business Pairtncr .... Hl'1lll5l'Ili'l' Mll,l,l41l: Kronic Their liookkcepvr ....,........ ...... I l0N.Xl.D livrtiil-'ii Miss Sully l':n'kcr Thcir Slcnogruphvi- . . . . .ll'I.XNIi'l l'li SAi.xl.i,woon Thoinas .l. Y1llNiQl'l'lUll 'l'lu-ii' Lawyer . . ........ Iixiil. Mcllxxs Tony Tolvr 'l'hoir Szilvsninn ....... ..... I il-iinrrr GULDIQN Mr. Applogaitc-f Business Main . . . . Cll.KRI,IfS Sl.,XYli.Xl'Gll Office lSoymA Mero Youth ....... . . IilcNNlf:'1'ii DICAIRIJUIRI-'I-' Shipping Clvrk Ono ol' the Oflico ...... .. C.XMl'IliUN G.xlmls'i'soN M rs. Gvorgc Ne-ttlolon f Hnslmnal 'l':nnor . . ..... Hicl.l4:N Ihiiilzii Miss Florciive Colo A IM-hnlznilo ..... .... 1 l.xnol,YN Com-1 Coddles An English Mniil oi' :ill XVork . .......... Ii.x'rH11:inNi-I Hoiiziiii Slzigc Mzinzigcrs ........... ....... . . .Ions Hl'Ili'l'Z1lll. D.xi,l1: hIlI,l.l-IR Business Mainngor .. ..........., Iioisiizin' l'ia'i'ici:s Pl'4lIll'l'ly Maunaigvr .. . . CANIICIIUN Guilcl-:'i'soN f 1 Q 3 o iiii 5 M MWNQNQQNW i,,,. . . .. ff 'Gov-'fa .doom Q, ' I '- l'ug11' Tllwlily-viqlil -4. A 4- F ,l .,.., ,lu 4 -- MI RROR N , Q ,, .nf ....,, .- -fuer.-:Ruin 'x-ns ' -.L ' -., . :9'o7' The Senior Class Plow' A PAIR Ol SlXl'IS On March 27. 1930, the Peter Pan Players gave lheir lasl eonlrihuliou lo lhe 'l'rensure Chest ol' '3ll. ll is a memory not lo he lorgollen. A Pair ol' Sixes presented hy lhe Peter Pan Players. l'or lhe lrenelil ol' lhe Senior Class was greeied lay approxinialely live hundred people. 'l'he play. slaged and direeled hy Miss .lessiea G. NVeayer, superviser ol' dranialies in lliqleryille lli 'h School. was a eoiuedy wrillen hy lidward Peple. 1 T1 The eurlain parled on the olliee ol' liurelia lligesliye l'ill Company in New York llily. 'l'he aelion ol' lhe play was eenlered around the lwo business parlners ol' llie eonlpany who just eould nol gel along . The dillieull eharaelerizalions were ear- ried hy Dale Roth as Mr. Neltlelou. senior partner and Herlrerl Miller as 'l'. lioggs Johns. lhe junior parlner. Dale liolh f XVhal repulalwle lloelor ever preserilned you! yiolel eoloringZ ' Herbert Millerff They dof lhey give X-ray violel lmalhsf' ln lhe seeond nel Johns lmeeoines a huller and lnelieyes lhal lhe preeise reiuoyal ol' inieroseopie speeks of dust from his personal belongings, is lhe ehiel' eouiponenl irarl of a l1uller's destiny. Helen Baker, as Mrs. Nelllelon won greal response from lhe audience in her hyslerieal scenes. Because l have a heart. lueeause Nelllelon never had a ri'-'hl lo make lhal horrid l'Ullll'llCl.., 5 Kalherine Rouzer as the maid Coddles. received new laurels wilh her delicious henglish haeeenl. lJidja' now? XVhy dearie nie. Caroline Cole, as Florence Cole. was lhe perfect heroine. l wouldn'l marry you il' you were the lasl man on earth and I was lilly-live years old. A Earl Nlellans made his lirsl appearance upon lhe slage in the role ol' 'l'honias 'l'. Yanderholt, the lawyer who settled husiness quarrels wilh poker ganies and who wanled io know, Did either ol' you ever play l'ooll1all'. ' fllll0l' members of the easl were: liennelh Deardorll, as a runny-houl who needed more spanking lhan l'l'1llllilIlQ.H Cameron G1ll'l'l'l.S0ll,1lS the poor nul. Donald liueher, as the lvookkeeper. I,aughf Now you eau see how funny' ai is. ' Charles Slayhaugh. as Mr. Applegale. a business prospeel. XVhal are lhev. hunierous or just plain hugs? A .leanelle Smallwood, as Miss Sally Parlier. a slenograplier who should have lwen twins, 'l'his place reminds me ol' a man who has lmolh hands eul oll' and lhen gels the hives. li0I'lIlll Gulden, as 'l'ony 'l'oler, salesman. And now il' l lnay dip in my lil- lle paddle. 'l'wo new heauliful stage sellings were arranged hy our slage lllilll1lQl'l'S, Dale Nliller and .lohn Herlzog. lielween aels Saxaphone solos were played liy Richard Slayliaugh while gypsy maids allraelively dressed, sold eandy lo lhe audience. ' li. li. l'. QA fi? A l'ugn' Tilwlily-l:i'1n' . F 5 - A- MIRRQR 1 ,I -0, .I ' X mm . ' ' x-x 'xg 5 u, Q.- id,--9' Sonior Class OFFICICRS Prcsiilcnl .... Dlxi.l4: Horn Vicc Prcsirlcnl .. . Hicniu-:i:'i' lNIli,i.icn Sccrclury .... . ETHICI, liliixmlcu 'l'l'l'2lSlll'0l' ..... ............. . C.xuol.xN Coma Sluilcnl Council licpi'cscnlzilix'c .. .. DON.XI.lJ liiwiiilili Slumlcul Council lh-lwcscnlalliyc . . Ii.x'i'uux'N liouziin Sluilcnl Council lh-pi'csculuiivc . . . . HIQLIAZN Ii. liuilil: Slumlcnl Council Rcprcscnlailiyc . . IVAN K. GI'l,lDl-IX SONG fTlIl11'.' TIu' llcxcrl Soligul Ncuring lhc cull ol' 11 journcy. XVc look hack on days lhul :irc goucg NVQ' scc inuny clutics ncglcctccl. Anil :ill ol' thc triumphs we-'vc won. 'l'hou. high school, our l'ricnil :inil clear coinraulc Lcd kindly thc long rancc wc'yc run. CHORUS 'l'hc glorious days wc have spent with you. Have painted our hearts with il lirighlcr huc. Anil ull lhrough lifc. wc will cherish you NVith il love so lendcr, :I love so lruc. Mcmorics of thcc shull point thc way, To worthy livcs, lil by wisdonfs ray, .Xml thru' lhc yczirs hlzlck and gold will shiuc, lwlll lh il di u cl iss of MSO 4 - 4 11--ff' 4 4 K., 1 . ll. li. XV. Bl0'l l'0 Hlloncsl liiulcziyoi' XVins lls licw:u'rl Flowcr Colors Ycllow 'l'cu liosc Yailc liluc :ind Crczuu ,!,l,, Qoyxi fi Pugc Tliirly nn, . I f-: M1 anon . . ,Ll X , 2.- ! -K , ' .Y , , .1 '!: x .Q ,qs,5p- Lust Will mul 'lleslunwnl of Ilie Senior Class XVe. Ille memhers ol' Ihe erew ul' l93ll ol' lhe Iiiglerville High Sehoul, heing ul' sound mind and ol' sound Imily, flu herehy lreslnw ancl hequealh anylhing whieh is useless I4 mush now lhal our prize is won. I, .leanelle SIIIZIIINYOINI.. will my clramalie alrilily lo Anna Miller. I, Lhz I, He lrles Slayhaugh, will 1ny ahilily as a haselrall player In Falls 'I'ruslle. rherl Miller, will my ahilily as Iuulhall eaplain In Stanley Guise. I, Iilllel Beamer, will my lmaskellmall ahilily lu Marian Harrelson. I. Kermit Gnlclen, will my 'I'rig lmnk lo the janitor. I, Glenn VVagner, will my loolhall ahilily lu Iionalil Ilream. I, Vesta Pelers, will my lillle fealures In Dorothy Hull. I. Iiuherl Peters, will my arlislie alrilily lo llarulrl Sinallwoml. w I, Lharles Lupp, will my English almilily lo Harry Conover. I, R1 ith XVeigle, will my hlushes In Iivelyn Gincllesperger. I, Cameron harrelson, will my almlllly lu ulaxylng dates lo Zell illlllllllllfi. I. Lamonl XVerlz, will my lreekles lu lileanor Iihlnerl. I, Iiieharcl Slayhallgh, will my .-Vs in mleporlmenl In Harold NVQ-hh. I, Gwenmlelene GIIIIIOII, will my hill lo Peg liushey al'ler lhe XVasIiinglun lrip. I, Ivan Gnlmlen, will my speelaeles lo llieharml Illueher. I, Iilla Cleaver. will my innoeenl euunlenanee In Lueille Paxlun. I, Illlil Iieam, will my eurls lo Virginia XVrighI. I, Helen Baker. will my ahilily as a leamler lo lilizalmelh llasliell. I. Iiulrerl Slayhaugh. will my lraslllnlness lu Iiruee 'l'Immas. I. Kathryn Iiaumgarilner, will my curling-iron lu Mae Crum. I, lsahelleSan1lue, will my Art lu .Xliee Hinkle. I, liennelh Ilearclorll, will my Ifural Io .Xsenalh Myers. I, Iirma Myers. will my Cap lo Nlarie Slarner. I, Graee liekenrmle. will my quietness lu liulnerl llenlinger. I, Olive Beamer, will my worn palh lo Ihe lyping rumn lu Nlcwgan liumlnerger. , I. l.arrie.liiee. will my Mselmal Inns ' In Ralph Tyson. 1 I. Iaarl M1-Cans, will my eurly Irluncl hair In I'rul', Ilallensperger. I, Clair Guise, will my lraek ahilily In XVilsnn XVenk. I, Iialherine Iiouzer, will my lrlaek hair lu .Iennie Nlelielh. I, Slanlon Thomas. will my energy In Harry Nlellans. I, Carolyn Cole, will my new sporl model lo Genrge Dieli. I, Donald Iiueher, will my eall' wagon lu Iioy Iiaker, .Ir. I, Mary Iirenizer, will my ahilily as a puel lu Merle Gnise. I, Dale Ilolh, will my malhemalieal ahilily In Illl'IlZlI'll Nlnrrisun. 'l'he foregoing inslrumenl was signed, sealeml and puhlisheil lhis Qbllh llay ul' April hy lhe almve namecl elass ul' ISIIIII. Signed, IJALIC llU'I'H. Presimlenl 681-all IIICliIiIili'I' NIIl,I,lCIl, Y. Pres. ISI-all li'I'IIliI. ISICABIICII. Seerelary lSeal7 I fm ,Nm I l':lg1e Tllirliy-une l,l'CSillL'llt ..... Vivo President . S0c'l'0l:ll'y .... 'Frm BIIQINIISERS lJ,u.1c Burn . . IVAN GULDIQN ...... Cxmlilwx GA1m1i'rsoN Huznmn SI.AYliAl'GH DnN.a:.n Bl'CHl'IlK ... Cnfxnxnlcs LUN- .. lil-:ia NIV1' GULDIQN . . lim-:1xl1n'1' MlI.1.r:u . . . HuH141n'r S1.,u'1xAUml Ifiolsllzwl' I'Ii'1'Iins . . . S'r.xN'r0N 'l'HoM,xs .. CLAIR Gmslc ..... EARL NICCANS . . lim-:NN XV.xuN1f1: .... C H A111135 SLA Y lm vu 11 IMLE BIILLI-IR ...... KliNNl2'I'H llmuuunlfr Twill' Union .. Gu-:NN XVAGNI-in .. Hlslzlslcm' mIll.I.liR Kl4:NNlf:'l'H IDl':.u:lmlu-'lf Tm-:ln Fl l'l'Rli . . VVr1Iif'r Ilrrmrosrll . . . Rmigvr Babson . . . . .. Rudy Vrrllvc' .. Leopold Stowkyslci . . . Clmrlvs P11drI0r'I.' Tlmlnus A 11111 Erlixon . . . . . . . XVIII Rogrrx .. Sr'mn'or Hvflin .. .lolzn CHHIIOII . Zum' Grffy ..... Will Duran! . A mlrvw Iflmpmrm . Rolwrl A. .Uillilcrm . . . . . .lurk Ilvmpsvy llurry 1flIll'I'SUI1 Fosrlivlc .......... Albvrl Kuhn . Clmrlvs JI. Sclrlvub Ihlgv Tlnirlgl-luH.1 MIRROR ..... -- jf I- my T110 Union XVhat is thc union? How did it originatci' 'l'hc union as it cxisls today is thc outgrowth ol' othcr organizations. By stages ol' cvolution and amalgamation il has colnc to hayc its prcscnt form. 'l'hc union can tracc its Imcginnings hack to thc scvcnth gradc. In thosc days whcn thc sccrcl soclctics wcrc lnorc prcvalcnl than al prcscnlg it had its Iicginnings. At Iil'st the socicty was callcd thc A. I . N. S. S. hIClllIlL'l'SIlIlD was cxclusivc: only for thc fcw. It conlinucd undcr this nalnc until thc I'Il'l'SIllllItll ycar. In lllcsc L... cfirlv vcars thc A. I . N. S S did not cxcrt much powcrg lnccausc ol' its poorly dc- n K t 4 lincd policics and thc cxistcncc of inorc powcrful socictics among thc uppcr class- mcn. During thc I'Il'0Shlllilll ycar it was dccidcd and conlirincd that thc A. I . N. S. S, hc aholishcd and that thc succccding rcgimc hc callcd a Lahor Union. ll was now that radical changcs in thc policy ol' thc organization wcrc to Inc inadc. For thc Iirst timc in its history all nlalc lIlt'I11lll'I'S ol' thc class wcrc lnadc cligilnlc l'oi Incinhcrship. I l'0ll1 now on thc Lahor Union was to Iigurc inorc proinincnlly on the horizon ot' school activities. Its idcals wcrc grcatly changcd. 'I'hc lxatllc cry among its lnclnhcrs lvccamc, Stand togcthcrf hclp your l'cllow ulcinhcrs lhc wishes ol' thc majority shall rulc. 'I'hc Labor Union fostcrcd that spirit ol' DOIll0l'l'lll'y and pcoplc rulc which is so dcar lo cvcry Aulcrican's hcart. XVhcn Junior ycar canmc it was dccidcd that Labor Union was too ZllllIllQ.ilIUllS a nainc for thc socicty. It was rcconnncndcd that thc socicty hc licrcaltcr known as thc C. O. I .g which was grantcd aftcr no littlc conlcntion in thc ranks. Il kcpl this idcntity until our Scnior ycar, whcn it was to adopt its prcscnl nzunc 'I'hc Union , 'I'hc lattcr two ycars will stand out as thc Union's big ycars. 'I'hc union has stood for social actiyilics as wcll as thosc ol scholarship and I athletics. Unc cannot casily forgct thc cycntlul night ol' .Iuly I7. 1929. ll was on this occasion that thc fcinininc lll0Illllt'l'S ol' thc class wcrc invitcd to a wcincr roast at thc Arcndtsvillc Pal ll 'l'hc advcnt ol' thc Scnior ycar nlcant grcatcr opportunilics l'or lhc Union. ll was now that it was to ligurc lnorc pronlincntly than cvcr in school allairs. It has inadc itscll' a factor to hc rccognizcd and has inllucnccd school lcgislalion to no small cxtcnt. Ol' coursc. 'l'hc Union has not lnccn pcrfccl hut onc cannot dcny that it has accolnplishcd nluch for thc school and its Inclnhcrs. In ordcr l'or thc Union to havc lnorc unity ol' purposc it was dccmcd proper lo huy lmluc caps. 'l'liosc boys in caps ol' hluc will rcluain a vivid impression with many. And now graduation has torn thc ranks apart and sprcad thc Ill0lllIJl'l'S afarg hut thc spirit ol' 'I'hc I'nion inarchcs on. liy Conunillcc on History. : .- -f .I st FN fn 'nyc Thirly-lIi1'ce Svnior T!'0llS1ll'0 Clwsl wi-5 Q4- P . - wa..-:....i -...12....s., Q 1 CC? i 'ucv , ' 9-'4'R'C'f3L,Q3?gik ff?'QQQ5C 'QQSf lu C 55, V ,V A Q. 'Q' 5 Nut N Q55'c H.LiEQ'f UW WM E61 Mix K.nKEkfaNS25 A ,fig 43353 IC L gr fm IKEA L, . ML 'We HW C .IQ 5 ., ,... C f ife5:e'X'355f442'QliEF+5?2EZfsA3ie' Q-QSM? Ei , C 2m??5g?55,!gq,?sx1,3g,mF5,i'331iggs.fx,g5QgE C ' f' iff ' 0 'XV ' if A -' C E ii ' CP Rt J Q? 'a 'J -9 D J D N 5 -3 c T f N ERN 3 V. 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'J' xy'- :.1 -iif' 'M3 -FE' gig ' if i1 E - - 5 2 ,fsffc I 1-.sm ,nf -1- r ,, ' RN- ,, ,141-Jo w z,.-'ea l'I'csiIlcIIl ...., 'Vice l'I'csiIlc-Ill .. Sl'Cl't'l1ll'y .... 'l'I'czIslII'vI' ...... Sluclc-nl CIIIIIII-il ., SllldL'lll Council .. Sllulcnl Council .. .xNlDI'1liSllN, l':Yl'1lKE'l I' :xliN4ll,l1. XVAYNIC liI.A1:Ia, Am liI.m:HI4:II, IRICHAIIII ISIIIIIII-:IIuI4II. MoIIu,Ix Blfsnlcv, INIAIIuAIII:'I' CIIUM. MAI-1 lJIc.xIIImIII-'If, KYNICDA lJIaNI.IxIzIaIa, RuIaIaII'I' Junior Class Olf'If'lCl'IRS INIICMBERS I uIII,. HII.Im GI.I-:IxI, CHIIIs'I'INI41 GI'IsI-1, MIzIII.Ic GI'IsI-1, S'l'ANl.liY HIIFI-'. IJIIIIu'I'IIs' NIAIICH, YI-:IINA M'I:liIxxIsx', .Ions XIUNHISUN. IiIr1H,xIIIm IRICE, LEWIS .. GIQIIIIIII-2 IJIILIQ ....... XVILSIIN XVI-:NIQ . VIIILI-g'I' GINIJI,I4:sI'IiImIiII I.II-: HI':I,I.IaII .. HIIIIIIY CIINIIVI-:II ... .l.xNI'1'I' DIaI,I' NI-QI. .. NlvII'I'I,Ie SxII'I'II SCIIIIIII-:II. M.xI:I.Ix SIfII'I4:, MII.nIIIsII S'I'.xIIxI4:II. MAIIII-1 'l'I'ImIAs. liIII'c:If: 'I'HmI,xs. Zr:I.I. WA I.'I'I-:IIs, W.-Iv N I-1 XVBNK. XVILIIA WIQIIII, HAIIuI,n WIIIuII'I', VIRGINIA ICIIIII-:II'I', liI.I-:ANIIII SAnI.IcII, VIIIIIINIA WIIIuH'I'. LAWIII-:NCIQ MUTTO l'liIIIlI 'l'IIuIIgh lho Rocks lic liIIggcIl C0lIIl'S lfluwcr liml lllltl Silvor Swvcl Pvu Tm IQ, 1930 mm -6.0-UC ,lv Q Nu Q 0 . 'Q j W - P' Nm. -mmf Page Tlzirly-si.: 5 -u -o:s-a:ocC L9- E A 2 MI RROR 444k h 1 ,hx K N, .. ,, -- 1 i . may junior Class History l Ono gloomy clay ol' ninclt-vn llunclrcrl ancl lNYL'llly-St'X't'll. XYhvn thc tiint- was at hantl for a now school session. NVho was standing without thu High School walls lint a group ol l'1'c.shincn. XYtllllllfI lor thvu' ups anml lallsi' Wi- cntci'vtl the mlooi' anal lu-gan our task. Anal wt- went straight through, il' you may askg NVQ clilnln-ml tho rocks with littlv ll-ar. 'l'ht-n wc saw tht- dawning ol' a lll'lQlllt'l' yvar. ll Ont- lair anal sunny morning ol' 'twonty-cigllt. NYL' passvfl through thc portals to tix our fatcl 'l'o onl' mlismay. wo tounml gonv live litllllllllll' lacvs. 'l'hough scvcral wvrv lhvrc to taliv llll'll' placvs. For us this yvar. tasks wore not low Now plcasc ilo this. antl. il' you clon't minml. this toog ln class work. sport. anal musical sounml. XYc showctl our stutl'. anal hold our grountl. lll XYt l't' lracli onvc mort-. anal wc'1'v .lnniors now. Arvn't wo having gn-at tinu-s'.' wowf wowf wowt NVl l'l' going to hanqucts. parties. and such. XVhit'h wv all. as you know. vnjoy wry lnnvh. lint still wc retain our coats ol' mail. Anal work at oul' tasks, vw-11 on a largcr scaloi NNE- arc always willing to do our iluty, For wc rcalizc that lilo can't all lw lu-auty. Nl. tl. M ww - .. Nw! Fw 02 Mggmfw Ill! gn' Thirly-swwll Q. 5? - 1-.2-9 IVXI RROR '-'L - I -,,1-K - .. -,, - . 1 vc,-ggggcczuoe luhx, ami' '25 - ,tu . les,-No, The Persoinlol of the junior Class NAME llOIiliY l7.XVUlil'l'lf F0011 SLANG liXl'lll'iSSlUN MYIi'I'l.li Sn rrn M.un.ix Scznlnvi-:n ClllilS'l'lNl'l iilililkl Vm1,r1'r filNlJl,HSl'l'll Nllhlililill SHN-1 .l.xNia'r Diari- Wn.n,x NVENIQ Wlrsux Wlaxli VIRGINIA XVinuH'r .lvxiun XVHIGHT ll,xno1.n XVI-:nn WAYNE XV,u.'i'icns H.-xnnv CUNIDYICIK Iinumzn 'I'H4m,-xs XVAYNIE .-Xnxnrn Zicrl, 'l'iimms l'Ii.i':,xxun lililililfl' VIRGINIA S,xni,1':n M.xnnc S'r,xnNif:n Ni4:i.l.n-: ll11:i,l.lcn M.-in llnrn .Km limrzk V111nN.vx M.-xnizn Mniznrxx linmmmaicic M1':n1.i-: fil'ISl'2 S'i',xN1.m' lil'lSli lln,n,x lfoni, hlsunulc Dick IJnno'r1lY Henfif llllklilfl' l,lENl.lN1ilCli l.l'1NVlS limi: liezuling Novels Cuiailugillg limxks XVriiing 'l'lu-sis mm: Playing ljlilllli Teleplwne fJpCl'illHI' Vlllllilllg NV:llks l'rnl s lllliee Girl Slllilylligf fik'HIIll'll'j' Hair Dressing Shooting Paper XVauls. Chewing Guin Trying in he Funny Visiting Aunls Driving lwnrml xVl'lllll5f Plays Mzlnzlging .-Xelivities Singing lieing lligniliecl Typing liending Nuvels llezuling Pueirv lllaiviwf Pinnn . 21 Hiking Doing linnkkeeping NVriling Pnelry Gelting lnlu Misellief Typing .Xeling Having liig 'lllIll0N lilnliing 'llU2lL'llL'l'S Driving il lfuril Czlrnlnel Pudcling Celery Cherry Sundzles lee Crezlln Pretzels Sundzles Lettuce Apples Pie Currnts Pumpkin Pic Sour Pickles Peanut liuticr Cream Puffs Olives .-Xprieols l'ilI'li Pencil Mullin Pears .Xpple Sauce DL'llll0lll l,l'Jlt'llL'S l rie:nssee Yenl l'rie:1ssee c4llll'lil'Il lieel' Pnlnlues Wnln nts fllll'I'l'y Puclcling Cheese zlnrl Cl'1ll'liL'l'S Sn uerk ronl Purk und lienns NVQ-i ners Ulm Cow! Oh ine! Oh Pntlle! Get out! XVzniting! Uh you kid! Certainly Oh Shueks- What of it? NVhy lleenuse? XVhere? XVhen ? NVII3' 'J I dun't cure! Shu-'s my girl friend! Iietehn! XVII5' not nnw? Uh! Fur Gmmdiless Sake! lilll an mlrezlmer YVell nf :Ill lllings! XVliu Cares? l'ni sorry! Uh! You clun'l sary? A re ynu sn re ? kvllfl sniml sn? Uh Yeah! ls lllzlt su? Oli Heck! Gosll! l rion'l cure! XVhu1 do ynu knnw? Yuu're il sweet kicl! llicimnn llI.0Clilili Playing lizill Dales Ailfl Shu L-Ugg? .lumix Mcliixxm' Hauling Milk Deviled Eggs XVl1zll's the use? M.uus,x1n-:'r linsnm' Singing llnney Oh Gee! HICHAIKD AIUIHUSUN liusebull Iinlngnn Huw: you gut il? livi-:lir:'r'r Axnlinsox Typing llillIllllll'g.IL'l'S YL-5 sir! Oxianix llmnnnln-'lf 'l':1king llielzliiun l'neLlzu Biscuits Oh yflll,I'l' an lxriek! ,rlfhkqw I Q 3 Q Nxgycw . .-FB ' M N ' mu . ' . q Page Tllirly-eiylil Us 3 A n humor!! 4 i . : V: s -wg if 72' gf'lx..X X' nl 1 ,- l' gf H- 3 ' If ' 5 2 .. ' f 1 4 ' ,..x 7 42 x f 30.1 dc-fl'-'f' f 2? C ' - ' ' 5l55f Q 'I f L is 'dsl' C ' in in l,I'QSiiii?l1l ..... Vice Presimlonl .. SCCl'Ct2ll'y ...... Tl'62lSlll't'l' ...... Student Council . . Siuclcnl Council . . BITIIIICIK. Il,xnol,n Iiowl4:l's, S'l4Iilil,lNKl lifumo1'l:, Mun' H.-XlKliUl7Il. Xlucofxlxl limczlu-Ln, BlIl,llHIiIl Sophomore Class olfl-'mans MEMBERS l'Immn'1', Sunni I':CKl-INIQOIIH, Glconnla Ffllill. HAIIIHHI' 1 I'1I'N'I', En1':H l 1'N'r, Bl,-Uilli . H,xnox,11 'l'nos'rl.lc . .luion Hrimux .. . Nomu Cnvxl . . . . lioN.xl.o Blu-:AM . . Mmlox G.XRllli'l'SON w . . . . humor: VV1-.l.m4.u Klll,I.l-311. .lonx MCCANS. H.uun' 3l41C.u's1.lN, Is.xmf1.l,l-. BIc:lila'1'H. -ilcxxv I'1a'1+:ns. Nolnmv C.-xsnxux, G1,,xm's GINlll.l-1Sl'EliGI'1R, lin-1l,vN limfm-zxsvsluzlslx. ICIIAIEU Coxovnan. IJono'rux' Ifono, Guozunx SHANH. :uIl.Dlilil1 lhcrxlumluflf, .lol-lx Gn1r:s'l'. Fmao XVALEYIEH, DALE Ihcmzlucla, ClA,uu-:Nm-1 lhskl-:1,l,. El.lZAlH-1'l'll XVI-IIIDNIEIK, Llcox D1-:l.l', .xliflilili Jomxla, Amuox XVHl'l'NlURli. Exim Duzu. IJonA'1'H,x Low:-zu, Huxoum Zlavv, Joni. l':liIiI'lli'l', :xklil-llK'l' Klll.I.lCR, ANN,-x lNIO'l l'U C:u'p0 Din-ln lflowvr Colors Ycllow 'l'v:l Rosa' Jaulc Grccn alml Silvul' 'mm QW ' xx J ,Y mx X 'J X-N ' - .- nba f N q35 ' Page' Forly 49, x-mxcmv i f s gsm- E! .Q N 1 IRROILEV S Soplmmore Class History Yo. lzo. ho. hof XVLUIX' :l lrzlml ol' pirntes' lroltlf Out for golmlf Nay. something fur more Yillllilllllq XVhnt cure we for goltl when nn education can he secured so much easier? XYhen lirst we lel'l the port ol' eighth grzule little tlitl we realize the Algelrrzl storms comlminesl with the hluek thunder ol' Cnesau' :incl the llilSlllllQ lightning ol' History that we would have to coinhnt while sailing the sen ol' Ienrning. A l'ew of our crew ot' l-0l'ly-lXYll halve either perishetl altogether in these numer- ous storms or lulve taken passage on some home going ship. lint loo, on our great aulventures. several. who were shipwreclteil or Ill2ll'UllI1l'tl halve joineml us :incl now forty is our mngic Illlllllll'I'. lfoi' two years have we kept our ship :lloI'l. Manny limes our pel'seve1':lnce has just lll1lllllQL'tl to snve us. Dark may he the sen ol' lenrning: Illlllll'l'UlIS may he the storms: :Incl perhnps we may he shipwreclierl. lint, on the other hnnml, should we survive, when we enter the port. from which we lnegnn our sealreh for knowledge four years ezlrlier. XVe ull halve secured such :ln auuple :unounl ol' knowledge that the guest of the pirates ol' '30 he consiclcreml an succcss. Nl. li. 3 O is fi QKWW MWMQWAB l'u5.e I nrIy-one 'fll -. ., , .- 1 I J- Ml RROR M -nQ:x- 'iiil -- . s 460. The Sopliomore Alpliubet Af Asylum Resort for Sophomore after lixzuns. life liellsffA timely friend to which they never become accustomed. CneCo1npl:1intf That which the Sophomores have never mzule. lDgDz1tesfA eonfeetion indulgent in only by teachers. lifli .... lixcellence prevzwicaterl. l --'- Flunkfelnubility to bluff. G-fGr:1ves Dug in English Classics. HfHonor Rollv'l'hose who triumplhzintly blnlfeml. lflnspirzitionfm'l'hat which came to the Sophomores when they thought. .l-f .luvenilefn.-Xnother name for the Sophomore. Kfliiekingffftn occupation foreign to Sophomores. I.fLouffA thing that Sophomores never do? Mi Mr. or Missrf- An :ippellation by which they have never been culled. N -Night--'l'heir shortest period. O Old Agef'l'heir chronic state of feeling. Pfllrivileges The shortest mlocunient presented to Sophomores by the faculty. QfQltlZZCSfSt2ltClllClllS which test the Sophomores' mental ability. It licliet 'f-' -Something Seniors indulge in after Mirror is sent to press. S7-SttllllflIll0l'Pff'llllC wise fool stage in li. H. S. 'l'f 'l'roublenSeniors bosom frienal. U-A-Ilnsntisfuctorvff-An :ul'ective frez uentlv occurring on written work. . Q . rw V' -Vigilance l nculty's prescription for Sophomores. VV' - VV1'ecke State of being. XfflixperiencefSo1nething the Sophomores are seeking. Xv7SY02ll'1llllQ A stepping-stone toward the stage of Seniors. Z Zt'2tl-Y-S0lllClhlllg the Sophomores possess. FN Page l nrIy-Iwo A V 7 I ii 'Wx vw E -i ,11- -5 Q rg 5' fqsfffif ffg-Q Y 'ix if Y 5 f E' 7 22 12-X 5 ' X rx f .av AIS fi 'S-,. if I i ' ff -. ' '-XI Z fe in .Aff X ' , X ff! 2? Z5 I K X xl, I - ff 'I ttnlxmzn ggii -41- 'g fs. l ff ' - 1 fl 'T I' K YL rj, V ,ff ld pf 1: - ix 1 .f V QQ. I I,-ale' 1 15 1 f 4 z X- Q-1 ... u -Nu 17 'ifgi 4 ' -V1-,j 'f -::,,-Til ' f-r-' 1 A J 5+ .' 4 ' 2 x- V fr ,xi-f 'T A A '3'QT ,, 'K ' . , , XZ Q :EEF ,B gy YN, if 44 li L F 4 qv- ff,., ar, it-V xX A 42 W- E x 5 -iz':, f V If N. X1 '- f tml X 1 x is President ..... Vice President . . Secretary .... 'l'1'ez1su1'er ....... Student Council . . . Ihxrzla, llov, Jn. HA u xi orxnnssll, Mr: IELACK, lnxwlirzxcla liucmsn, VIRGINIA liulsulw, Loulsla Fl'PSll1llfllil Class lll,l-I 0l FlCliliS MIEMIHERS SHlil'Hl41lllJ. .lol-lx 'l'Hox1As, flmzxx l,Aww:n, Nonmfxx Tvsox, llAl.Pu Mn-nn. Alu .. W11.1.l.n1 'l'nos'rl.i2 . . R.n'x1oNn liUn'rNlcn .. Gl..xm's lD1sN'rL1iu .. H14:1.1aN f,RNliR . H.xnol.n Hlclol-:s Usnrnx, Mimm-sn l'Ax'roN, l.l:c1ll,m-1 Hlslim-1, Aucl-L Hows, l'Is'1'l-nan llumf, BIAllllAlll-Tl' RAI-'FENSPElitllill, n0lil'1ll'l' NIYICIIS, ASl'1NA'l'I'l XV.xuNHn, PAUL lloclu-LY, Vliswtx MU'l l'O Tonight NVQ Anchor, XVl10re Shall NVQ Lzulm'h? Flower Colors NVhilv Rose Grocn :incl Silver - , 1 Q 5 0 .. l , .- ' , QQ.-- ' . ' -., N ahh --. wmv -- Ihlga' Forly-foul is MIRROR m Eta ,I - . L! ..t .... 5 . .N---xx.. .vxef . K .N g. N- as -by ' l'll'l'SlllllIlll Class History On Septemher the sixth in the year nineteen hundred and twenty-nine. twenty- nine intelligent and energetie students entered the porta's ol' liiglerville High Sehool. Alter many pushes aml jamsleaeh one was enrolled as a Freshman in lliglerville High. 'l'hen we all elimhed into the liver Ready ship prepared l'or a I'our year's voyage through dear old liiglerville High Sehool. having l'rol'essor ltallensperger as oul' pilot together with six other nohle and worthy guides. Seareely had we started this voyage when we were foreed to turn haek hy angry waves at whieh time we losl three passengers who deeided to lake a dillerent voyage. ln a very short time we were oll' again. determined not to look for all easy tasks. hut Ad astra per aspera. Before long we were given an opportunity to display our ahilities with some ol' the older and more evperieneed pirates. XVe joined these in alhlelie sports, in musie. in literary aetivities. and we made hy no means a little showing. Indeed we displayed sueh exeellent talent in all these aelivilies with our hrother pirates, that we prophesied that the liver Ready would soon he the leader ol' all other ships. XVe have thus l'ar evperieneed joys and sorrows. .-Xt times we felt ourselves heing roeked lo and I'ro hy some extra hard tasks hut hy eareI'ul and diligent guid- ing. we managed to keep our ship from anehoring. l'vervone will long rememher the lirst soeial event ol' our voyage. when we ' . grouped ourselves on Hallowe'en night in the eare-l'ree air and had that rollieking good lime. XVe are serving old liiglerville the hest we know how. and hy the time oul' ship reaehes its harhor. we hope that eaeh one ean say. 'l'he liver Ready has rendered the greatest serviee ever known. V. li. WQMWWM. Mm Al' Iltltll' l ul'lll-lim' f a, MIRROR -oo:QC4o' E Wlufs Who in ilu' FTPSIHIIIIII Class Swcclcsl f I,I'mil1.l.l-t I'.xx,'ruN. Culcsl Girl f lll.kllliAlili'l' Hl'lfl . f2lIlt'lLGSlf-Xllljllllill Osmmx, Lmwsl-2 lflilil-TIl'l', lf'I'HlCl. lllcmimcn. Most Stumlious Girlf- fY1cs'r.x liocliliv. Oflice PL-t ' .lmlx Srila:-.xl:1J. Athletesf Nmuux I,rxwrlan, VIRGINIA lil'Clllili. l lllllllCSl-'l,,KI'l. XV.XGNl'Ili. lhvxloxn llI'll'l'Nl'Ili, lNllCIll,li l3.xl'xm.x1zl1Nlf1lz. 'l':1llL-sl H.Xlilbl.liHl1IItil'1S. Class Clownsf Gl,1cNN 'l'mm.xs. lim' lirxkliu. Shia-la f Il.x1m1.n lllclulas. Shurlosl l4AXVliI'.NliI-I limczu. Am Mx'r:l:. livsl liuy Sport XVll,l.l.lM 'l'l:os'rl.1-1. Iivsl Girl Spurlf Gl,.un's lJlcN'rl.1-111. Must School Spiritflim' lixmili. XVillim-slf liulxlclrl' l'l.Xl l liNSl'l'lliGlili. SOt'lilllZt'l'S'f-Hl'll.l'IN flllNlili. Nl,xms.xnlc'l' lllwfrf. Al.llIl'I lllxluli. Blosl Popular ll.Xl.l'll 'l'x'snN. Ornlor - RllliI'IIl'l' RAlfrrixsrnamal-in. Class Villlllln' Vllmlxlrx Blllllllill. Most Dignilicrlf Glrxlws Ill-3x'l'l,lcl:. liosl Nnlurcml- Alu Blrlcn, lCs'l'll1cl: Howie, ASl'lN.l'l'll MY!-ins. I'Ilfll' l'llll'l!f-Nil' Eighth Gruflv 0Fl lCEIiS I'l't'Sifivlll -... Ruin um XX Xl ' Vivo Prvsimlcnl .. ..,, I 10 BMX SCl'l'l'l2ll'Y ---- , Iivm x v I nm 'l'l'02lSlll'0l' ..,.. Y N1 y ,Il Slurlvnl u0lllll'il . 5 MICNIHCRS Anxom. 'l'lmv1s Cl,r:Avr:n. ZNl,umARE'l 1',x DICK, KlaNNr:TH Nlrznnnvx. l.u.l,lAN Iirxl x1l4:1,, CH,xn1.l':s Suma, Am 'I'umm.,xs, MYHNA Class Colors 10' :md XVhilo CLA SS M0'l l'0 l'Ixv0lsim ' DliAllD0lllf'l . .Iuux DEN'l'l.l-Ill, KA'rHln'N GHuHAn'r. XVALTEII SAIILEII, xvA'l'SllX Tvsox, l'Alrl, XVRIKSIIT, Mun' .Lxxl-1 Class Iflmvvl XVhilv Rosl- VN qw yr' l nrly-s4'm'l: Svvvn th Crmlc? OIPIVICICIRS Prcsirlcnl ...... .. H.xno1.n SM.Kl,l,XVUUlJ Vivo Prosimlcnl .. . livlcl.vN XVIll'l'YSl0RIi Secretary .... .... A lll.llRICIJ Sr:l.l. 'I'rcz1s111'er ...... .lmx FUIII. Slumlcnl Council .. .. iiimx PIAIRIIUNY MICMISIERS Axnlcnsux. lirm' f:llllDlNli'l'HN, lbnlurrllx' lSl..u:1a, .lull-:s Iisuli, M.xlvl'll.vx liciklalz, Cl'H'l'lS Hvlflf. INlIl.llllI'IlD Ihuvvrxn, VIOLA PLANK, CIIHS'l'l'Ill li1'x1x1r:l,, liulxlfiwl' Nunn, OSCAR SHANK, ANNA SHUI-1. S'r1':n1.1Nn 'l'rmx1As. liulzlalvl' 'l'mm.xs. AIAVIIIC xVU.'l'I4Ill. HXYNIUNIU xVAI.'I'Ell, M.XllSll.KI.l. HICANIIQIK, Iil l'li CLASS M0'l l'O HF2l1'til non VOI'hSln Clz1ssACoIm's Class Flower Rod :md XVhitc .xlll9I'il'illl lic-zully Hosn- I 1 -Stay n x4q-nv. . n - ,N Mx H Q.- ii .gf - Nl l'ug1' l nl'Iy-vigylzl in- 68 P F,g' 4l :-f Ei ' -SW FA rtiruifigs 3 'E E 11 ?4 2 -a , - . y ' S 2- . ' r X 1 ' ,cf - Ea: 2 1.-. - - : 'fir' 2 Q K? if W A --e'n :,.'-D l+'0otlmlll The pasl football season was fairly successful. Our success in this spurl was flue, in no snlall degree, in lhe tireless cllurls and unllagging energy ul' Head Coach Yusl, almly assislecl hy Stock. lnspirecl hy lhe highcst ideals. which have always characterized Yosl's alhletic acliyilics. Our leain maintained ils reputation as a clean lighling clepenclalmle machine The supcrlm physical condition of the players was evimlcnl in every conlcsl and inclicalcrl lhe splcnmlixl spiril which prcvailcfl hclwccn lhe coaches and lIl0ll1lN'l'S ul' lhe squad. Caaches .. .. Yusr ANI: S'rm:ia Manager . sQl'An linmls -linm-:1a'1'. Wacaxian. Wiuunr. Taclalcs -Blczlhxs, 'lll!0S'l'l.E, Si.,xrn.ua:ii. Guarmls-- Nlczlilxxiav. l4l'l'l', Mil,l,if:li. Centers Lowlcn, linm Al, l4l'I'l'. Halfhaclis' llivziumx, Mn.i.i-za. lfulllmaclas lluxovicn, lll4:im.xN. Quarlcrhacks lil'Clll-Ill, IIEIUIAN. QR-WQLQWW C' GAliRl'I'l'SUN H'll?Gr . I .ffflllly ll .- O Page I i I s Boys' Basketball About thirty men responded to Coach Sloek's call for praeiiee i11 the lasl week ol' November. The squad was streiigthened by the addition of several new 111011 who helped make keen competition for positions. Under Coach Stock's super- vision, elever and fast passing. together with smooth team work developed rapidly. giving IIS the 2lSSl1l'2il1C0 that our tean1 would be still better tha11 last in the previous years. Basketball llelllg o11e of the major sports at our high school, ea11 be said to have a rather successful season during 1929-1930. XVhe11 we take a glance at the reeord we find that we played so111e exceptionally fast teams. yel we are able to say that we won about tl1e same number ol' games that were lost. No llltlttlll' how Olll' players eame home. victorious or defeated. every ff ga ' 'as played i11 a cIea11 a11d spor1s111a11-like 111111111012 which adds more to a team s l'0Illl12l1l0l1 than tl1e gillllv. w Loaeh .............. . . . llllk XX 9 . V. S'ro1:11 Manager ........ .. G. 1711111 Assistant Manager . ...,.,....... .1. 'l'11oM1xs SUMMARY Ol 1929-317 BASKE'l'BALL SEASON Name Ga111es G. F. G. 01, F P. l . H. Iinelier .. 17 41 18-218 .444 212 Mcilans . . 17 22 1-1-315 .388 30 IJ. Bucher .. 14 21 1.1-40 .2125 5 Hertzog 15 27 16-112 5111! 18 XX'ilgll0l' .. 113 14 8-18 .5011 117 Miller ... 17 4 11-28 .385 28 Herman . 13 ll li- 11 .1566 11 Gnlden .. 5 ll 2- Zi .666 8 Iibbert .. 121 211 5-22 .272 14 Heiges .. 5 ll 2- 5 .400 5 'i'h0lllZlS .... fi 1 2- 4 .5011 2 Dea1'dor1'1' ...... .....,. 2 ll 0- 11 .1100 1 Games XVon--.1 Games Lost- -12 P0ll11S Mllti0f384 Upp1111g-11157425 ..ffl,,, I Q 3 O 5228.5 0 Page Fifiy-Iwo Girls, B11slf1'tl111ll 'l'h1- girls' l111sk111I1:1ll lez1111 11lll'1l1Q the 1929-1930 S1-11s1111 l'1lll 111 11111s11l1111l IN 11110 111' thc best 111111 most s111'1'ess1'11l l1z1sketl1:1ll teams that has 1'N1l 111 11111 111 liig11'1'1'ilI1'. XVil11 11I11111sl Zlll c11li1'11ly new 11-11111 lo work 11111. lllll 1 111 1 s 1'1l1'1l1'1l in XY0l'1i1llQ 11111 21 111111111e1' 11110 team. N111 only C11:11'l1 Sl111'l1 this 11-11111 11111 wc, also. must 1'1111si1le1' it as il great 1'1'1'11il 111 11111' Hig,l1 S1 11111 111111011 .................................. . . ............... 1 X S11 1 M1111:1g111' ......... . . N 1 sm 111 Assistant B1:111:1g1'1' . . SUMMARY 011' 1920-30 li,-XSKl'I'l'l3AI,I, Sli,-L' N:11111' 11z11111's G. 15.11. 1:1110 ...... 1-1 5-1 Ii-1-80 Gz1l'1'1-1s1111 . . . 111 20 22-40 0. B1-:11111'1' ,. . 15 111 15-38 1511111-1' ..... 119 10 1-14 Halslicll ... 111 0 Il- 0 1-I. 151-a11111'1' .. 10 S40 10-27 SI1111' ...... 8 0 0- 0 Iiouzcr ... 15 0 !L 0 1 llIl1 ..... 13 0 U- 1? XV11it111111'c . 21 0 0- 0 l'Il1l11'1'1 . . . 11 0 0- 0 BllL'hL'l' ...... 8 5 5- 8 M111L'l' ....... fl ll U- ll Gi111l1-1sp1'l'g1'1' ,......... ...... l 0 0- 0 112111105 W1111 10 l'11i111s 15. 11, S.--405 'AZ FN 'l' l' 1 I I SON .125 142 .448 80 .110-1 77 .285 21 .000 0 .370 T0 .000 0 .000 0 .000 0 .000 0 .000 0 .0113 15 .000 0 .000 0 l1:11111's l.11s1 11 1,lllJUl1l'Il1Sf 202 1111 191 A .'11 G'?ixffwQ7 . Q' I -- Q 1 QNX- W 4l'11g1' Fifly-l111'1'1' Baseball 'l'lw.- lmuselmll le-11111 lust your Cillllt' through the season with thc 111z1jo1'ily ol' thc viulorics. fllll of lhe new recruits Coast Yosl Slll'C66flCll i11 VS'0l'lilIlg out il Iirsl class squad. By the aid ol' Iioutsong and Hertzog on the niouncl and l7t'2ll'il0l'l'l' behind lhc hail we were uhlc to sululue llllllly ol' Olll' most fo1'111idz1l1le oppolienis. They were uphold by il light inlielal :mil 1111 efliriciil outfield. Out of the cleveii gunies pluyccl li. H. S. sllvcceflecl i11 COIN1llt'l'lllg six. The prospccls :irc noi jusl so lmriglil for lhc Season ol' '30 l111l wilh lhc QL'Il0l'ill good spiril illlll with ll lol of l1:11'4l work, we hope lo soo li. H. S. out front pluggingsg IIXVRIQ' lo llllllit' ll 11111110 for ilsell' i11 Adonis Counly i11l01'srl1ol:1slic llLlSL'lJ2lll. C0lll'l'l . . . ............ Yos'1' lxlilllllgvl' ......... . R.n'x1oN11 15151111511 Assislzml lxlllllilgill' . ......... ....... . .. IVAN GUL111-:N ll.XSlCli.Kl.l, SCHlilDl'l.l'f l z1i1'iin-ld 2 li. H. S. .. 4 Dillsburg .. . I5 li. H. S. .. T l1lltlL'SlllXYll .. . 23 li. H. S. .. 3 Dillslmurg ., 1 li. H. S. .. 9 I':1i1'flcld .... 3 li. H. S. .. . 2 York Springs .. 4 ll. H. S. .. . 21 Arcncltsvillc ... T li. H. S. .. 4 York Springs . fi li. H. S. ., . I3 Gcllysliurg .... . I8 li. H. S. .. 9 l4llllL'SlIlXYIl . . 12 li. H. S. .. 1 A11-licllsvillc ... . ll ll. H. S. .. 4 Total . . . 90 Tolul . . . 82 f V6y rx 'lv is - bf , . , X ., H N 0 maj Page Fiffy-four ll 4' , - ,lf A- ' ' , U I , J I f ' 4 vffgn 'N Hi ,iii I L H 4, ff ' , . I I VA IX I I 0 4 ll I l1.+..L!l I Truck IS. Il. S. has allways lrccn l':lmuus lm' ils lrncli :xml in llic svusmi ol' 1929 wc curlzlinlv livcml up lu :incl vvcii iiii1ri'ox'c4l nur l'ClIllI2lIIlPlI. Oul ul' llic I-Ulll' IIICUIS cn- lvrvcl. Ii. H. S. plum-il lirsl in lwu ul' lhcm :mil plum-cel scvoml in lhc ollwi' Iwo. which wvre losl by zu l1:i1'i'ow IIIIIVQIII. A iiulivvnlnlv I'l'llIlII'0 ol' lhv scuson was lhc lIlIt'l'L'SI cvilwvcl hy lllillly llIllIl'I'- QVQIQIIIQIIUS. lrmn wlimu much prmnising mzllvriall has lwvn ilm'm'ol'wl. 'I'his. au'- vuriling lu Cum-li Stuck, l'urnishcs ai lmrillizml outlook :xml mvams lhzul mucll vxpvr- ivncoml llIilIt'I'IllI will lm buck in lho yours lu cmiw. This im-uns wc will luivv ll QVCIIICI' lc-um lu uplwlml llic clignily ul' olrl Ii. Il. S. in lhc l'llIlll'4'. Iiualvll . . . ...... S'l'mZli Blmmgvr ......... ......, X Y. Ili-Lx'i'i.ici: .Xssislainl Blainugci' . . lil-:NNI-1'l'il lllsuumlzifi-' SQIIXIJ lllll Yalril llaish .. .. llmsrz, Iilll l'SllNli. llirrll 220 Yuril Hush ., .....,........... llui l'z. liuisrsmqia. Grisif 44llYui'1llJusl1 .. .. llrwrrz, lirczlir-zu. Giim-ix, llm l'suxu. IIUTII 880 Yaml hush .. ......, ...... ......,. I ' lim:-1li'l'. lirliili-in Ono Milo Run .. ........., I':lilllili'I' Pulv Vaiull .. .. GV: max, Ili-jlwzuca llrmul .lump .. ...... llililwzma. IIITIIIICII Discus ...... . Siixxlx. llm l'x. XY.xuxlii: High .lump .. ....... llm rf, Ili-:mzma Shol Pul . Siuxii. Hlll l'Z, Wxuxiiiz Hurillus . ..... ...... I il'I.lJliN SCHlil!l'I,li Many 3 .. ,. Ii1'llysl1lll'g Many Ill .. . Sliippvnslmrg Many I7 ., . lI:u'rislmi'g Many 24 .. . I,vln:mmi yi' lfifly-lim' Petvr Pan Pluwlrs IDR.-UlA'l'lC CLVH l.fl.'1' 1111119111 f1Ill'.VlS, II xiiling r11u1'i1'l11'1' 1unl.'.v.' Plays arf' like' suppvrsq prwlx url' II11' c'ool.'x. 'l'h:1l Ul'g1llllZilll0ll is the keyhole lu SIICCCSS is quilc nolicvalmlv in lhv livlcl ol' ilrznnulics ill liiglvrville. The Peter Pun Players. orgunizerl in 1929. lmvc Suri-'y snlislieml lhv hungry audience with hits ul' cmnecly. tragedy. farce. :incl lkniilusy. XVilh clruinuliv uppiveviallioli as our aim we eiicmiiulgcfl scvonly-llvo lliglc-rvillc High School students lo Zlllt'llIl zu prmlurliun of Hamlet all G1-llyslrurg. ln our cluls nwclings v:u'ious pliascs ul' rlraunal arc disc' ' :mal our-acl plalyfa :irc lll'kHllll'0Il. 1 l-'iliainciully our SllK'1'l'SS hruughl to rcanlizznlion 112--aww' ll1l'0l'-lllllllll'0Kl 1lo :wr 11in1'1ml1-colon-il lirc-pruul' wluur curlaiin. Cmlipclilivvly. we won lhv mucli cuwlccl Owl :incl Niglililigulv llrznnailic Hula rup. This virlmy vnlillcrl us to rmnpclc in lhv class A mic-:lvl play rmilcsl hvlcl ul Gcllyslmurg on May lhv lhirml. when wo won lhc cunlvsl in vmnpvlilimm willi Sun- bury, Gcllyslmrg. and H2lIlllN'L'l'. XVith an ll2llllIlll'l in May and ll lvlilzllivc Uilllllllllg trip wc will luring lu il rlugsv our l93ll season. l'Ivcl'yl1mly has his own llivutrc. in which hm' is IIIRIIHIQCII ill'lOl', lll'Olllllll'l'. play- wright. SCOIIO-Sl1ll.lCl'. lmxlwepvr, IlUUl'lil'L'll0l'. alll in unc. :incl zlluliclicv lnlzw lhv ll1ll'Q1llll.H XV11 give Sl70l'l2ll lruining in cull. with our 111ollu f Acl wvll yuur pairl llicrc alll tho glory livsf' 0l I lCliRS Prvsiclcnl ..... ........... . lluxruim lirriilien Vice Presimle-nl . . liiclmrr Gl'll1IiN SOL'l'l'l.llI'y ...... .......... 1 :.XllUl.YN Cori-1 lfalvuliy Advisor . ............. . . Miss .llcsslcix ll. XVli.U'lill MISIXIISICHS Hifi.:-:N liugleiz Gicumaic Duzii .lic.xNl2'1 l'l-3 Sxl.u.l.wmm ll.Xl.l-I Rwril VIULITI' GiNlJli1csl'l111:ulilx H.xmn.n 'l'nns'l'l.1c D.xI.ic Nlll,l.1cn lilllililfl' l,li'I'l'IllS .lmix Hl'Ili'l'Zllii liA'l'llliliINl'I linrzi-in Q 3 X W uv... . I, N i l ,,,,-qvwwdsgask A X '- -- N' 'nyc lslflll-St'llt'l1 66,4 Prince There WIIIS7, 'l'I-llklili ACT COMEDY Pl'l'Sl'llfl'll by ll1'rr'r'!1'u' by liml,lcm'll.l.z-1 Hum SCIIUOI, Miss .llcsslm G. XV1c.xx'1cl: CH.XliAC'l'lClKS Clulrlcs Marlin 'l'hc Prince .. ............... ... lilclmrl' Gl'I,l!IiN Iilzmcl 'The' Valet .............. .... I QIQURGIC Dirk .luck C2ll'I'lllh0l'S Business Mann .. . l7uN.xl.n lilwillrila CmnI'm'l ff'l'h0 Orphan ........ ....... B l.xnu.xluc'l' Hl lflf Kliss Vinccnt' f'l'hu Old Maid .............. ... Vl0l.Ii'I' GINllI.ICSl'lililiICIR Gladys Prouiy Tho BU2ll'llil1g House- Fluppvl' .. . . .llc,xNlc'l l'l2 SNI,XI,l.NVOUIl Mrs. Proulyf The I.1mdl:uly ............... ....... H lal,liN lhlil-'la Shorlf A lilwraulwzxy Plwulllvl .... D.xI.l-1 RUTH Miss XVumls An Autlmrvss .. . C.u:ol.YN Com-' Hr. C1'ickclff'l'l1c IAIXVYCI' .. .... H.uml.n 'I'lms'l'l.l-1 lh-Iiu 'l'hv Colored Cook . K.x'1'lllclzlNlc Rol'zl4:n Iivldiv The bIt'SSOll:Lf9l' Boy . . . ....... l7.xl,li 1NIIl.l,l'Ili t r, +XfXxy.1 n I Q 3 O : . . .--. X g ux,,,.-- . ,, K M gy' 0. l. mf -6.000-'vsfgay ' -- . L'-lb! 1'11g1r' I iflg1-vigil! -1. C. 4- P , ...:...-..- Z? MIRROR N sg K' -.is WA Prince There Was 'l'he night of Novemher 7, 1929, is a very conspicuous one. as far as liiglervillc High School is concerned. 'fhrongs of men, women, and children were steadily making their way through the portals of the auditorium. The Peter Pan Ushers were kept very husy four of these were girls who were attired in red tams, red huttertly skirts, and white middies with red-and-white Peter Pan Usher pennants displayed across their chests. After the audience was seated, the lights went out, and the curtains parted. liveryonc was curious to know what was going to happen in a few minutes the mystery was solved. AC'l' I took place in Charles Martin's room at the Plaza Hotel. Mr. Martin was none other than Kermit Gulden. who was commonly known as the Prince. Bland ttleorge llickl was his most humble and ohedient servant. .lack Carruthers tllonald lticherl was an old friend of the Prince and tried to show him that life was really worthwhile. ln the interim between Act I and Act ll, Miss Anna Lackey did some artistic toe-dancing which caused the audience to lean forward in their seats and wonder what was coming next. Act ll occurl'ed in the sitting room at Mrs. Prouty's Boarding House. Mrs. Prouty was Helen Baker. and could she act her part and show her colors? l'll say she could. She had a peculiar dispositioneone minute she was riding in auger and the next minute she was as meek as a lamh. Her daughter Gladys Cleanctte Smallwoodl was a very charming young lady who liked to he next to Mr. Short tllale ltothl. Miss Vincent tViolet Gindlespcrgerl was a typical old maid who would hlush every time a man would look her way. Comfort tMargaret Hulfl was a very clever little miss who had become a friend of Ml. Criket tHarold 'l'rostlel. an old man who loved children. Miss XVoods tCaroline Colel, an authoress, tried to make good and ltnally through the aid of the Prince she succeeded in setting one nl, her stories. Between Act ll and Act lll. a colored man from Gettysburg did some very humorous tricks which anmsed the audience very much. Act lll was a scene in Carruther's Office, three days later. 'l'wo other charac- ters were introduced ff-llelia tliatherine ltouzerl. a colored servant and liddic tllalc Millerl. the otlice boy. 'l'he play closed with a love scene. as usual. 'l'hc Prince had just secured a little home for three Miss XVoods Know Mrs. Martini, Comfort and himself. .lust as the curtains were closing, the Prince kissed Comfort and then the former Miss XVoods. 'l'he success of this IilaY we owe to Miss Jessica G. XVeaver's faithful and un- liring efforts in directing it. M.C.li. tmrsseeew d l'myu I-'iffy-llim' fm mTlt0 Valiant lfigterritle Wins Inter-eity and County Contests .lames Dyke Josephine l 'l'he XVarden l'he Priest , J. 4 v l'he .lailers On January 28th. With Prize W'i1u1,ir1g Play tIOBll'I,l'I'l'lC CAST ..G1ioam4:l5n1k - w w ll'lS .. fAIilll,lNli Lorna . . . . H.xnol.n 'l'nos'l'l.lc . . . . Al,ul-Zlvl' lflilililfl' 1 lJ.u.1c Horn ' l lJoN.xi.n lit't1Hl'IR 1930, The Valiant won the unanimous deeision ol' the six judges in the Adams County Dramatic Contest held at Gettysburg. This is the seeond eounly dramatie eup won hy the Peter Pan Playters. On May the third in competition with Sunbury, Gettyslmrg, and Hanover High Sehools The Valiant , presented hy the liiglerville elulr won the deeision ot' the judges al the Inter-eily dramatie eontest held at Gettysburg College. This is an outstanding vietory for tiiglerville High Sehool. The Valiant. hy Hall 'Ind Nliddlemass is -1 KlI lIll'l eentered 'around the eh'1r'le- 1 1 . 4...1 ns 1 sm ters ol' .lames Dyke. a eondemned prisoner. who refuses, for reasons ol' his own. to reveal his identity. .lust before the end a young girl is admitted to the warclen's otliee where she intervi ews Dyke. 'though she really is his sister he eonvinees her that her lmrother was killed in war, a hero. He has been valiantg he has kept his mother from knowing that he murdered a man. George Diek as the prisoner and Caroline Cole as his sister approaehed pro- lessional perfection in their very dittieult roles. Both reeeived honorable mention from the judges ol' the eontest. 'l'he other lnemliers of the east also showed exeeptional talent. Much eredil and honor lor the sueeess ol' the performanee is to he given to Miss .lessiea G. NVeaver who spent mueh ot' her time and eltort in direeting the play. oft fflii E Page Ni.l'Iy -4, . A - - -H ff MIRROR gm 1-Z lhfgw Q... Ziiv- Hu., ws. ,--' x . H . -66,292.91 115,-gggg:x.1x'Qsv5grd MR111111 Up HPI1l11Jf'1i,, CI1AR.XC'l'l'2lRS Nlrs. l,l'ZlSli . . 1114311-is lftliiili l.lllllil .. . lI.x11111.1N1-1 12111.11 ,l111-111111 ,,,,, . G1-1111111111 l111'k Sh111'ill' l,l'3lli0 . . l111N.x1 ll 15111111211 Mrs. AllL'Il ............, .. .... .................... N lll1l.li'l' 111Nl1l.iiSl'lilililill Al the 111111 111' lhe long winding 1'11a1l was a s111all 1'11tlag11. N111 111111 Mrs. .Xllen 11111111 ha1l liv111l th111'11, 11111 n11w their s1111 with his ll1llH'l'l' were living ll1111'11: in 111'1l111' tl1al th11y might t11k11 1'a1'11 111' his sick m11th111'. One 11y11ning illllblll 1la1'k Mrs, l'1':1sk 0111110 111 s1111 them. NVhil11 she was lh111'11 th11 XYill'Il0ll 111111111 in. 1511111 Mrs. l,l'IlSli illlil Llllllll l1'ie1l 111 1in1l his s11l11 11111'p11s11 l'111' Ctlllllllg there. S111111 lhk' s111'1'11l was 1'11v11al111l. lt was the s11l11 11111'p11s11 111' Ctlllllllg after .l0l'Il2ll1 Allen. 1 1'el'11s11 111 gn. l 1li1l 11111 k1ll .li111 Allen, he sai1l. XVhile th11 XV2ll'1l0ll was trying 111 1'11nyin1111 l.in1la th:1l 1111 ha1l 111 gag Mrs. Allen 111111111 staggering 11111 111111 th11 1'1111m. S1111 1'11x'11al111l 11111 s111'1'11t 111' l111w Mr. Allen met his 1l11alh. S1111 sai1l 111111 1'11l1l lllUl'lllllg when .li111 .XII1111 was going 111 1'1'11ss the 1'iy111' -Cul 111111111 111 1111 il, 11111 l 1li1l il a11yway1. I l1111k the ax an1l 11111 tl111 i1'11 an1l when he walk111l 11111111 it h11 l'11ll in a111l tll'UXYlll'll. l hear lht i11 111 1l' li11 01 tl 1111' H11 I1 111lil'11l il is 111111 Nlls 1 . 1 'S illlgw Sl'l'l'l'l'l 1, ll' llltl . XX' 02 .' ' . .xlll'll 11ass111l away 111 lllt' w111'l1l l111y11n1l. .I. G. S. M1115 Hlllllll'-1141110 131111151193 'l'his t'OlIl0fly was 111'esent111l as 111111 111' the I,y1'e11n1 C11111's11 llIlllll1l'l'S 111111 was s1111ns111'e1l l1y the S11ni111' Class 111' liiglerville High S1'h1111l. lt was a1ly111'lis111l x'111'y ext11nsiv11ly. with a gll2ll'2llllll'l' 111' two h11n1l1'111l laughs 1'111' all. 'l'h t 1111111v lt 'l'h 11 2lll1ll0l'llllll was lllIll0St 11a1'k111l Zlllll 11y111'y11n11 wl111 was lll0l'l' s1111n1111l 111 very m 111111. e 2lflY9llllll'0S 111' the 190111811 family w111'11 y111'y 11111n111'1111s. S11m111i11111s v1111 l'11l1 lik11l11lling Honest 111101121 thing 111' tw11. an1l the11 again yllll 1'11lt like l'Ullgl'illlllQIllllQ him when he 111'11y111l t11 you that he really 1li1l have a l1a1'kl1111111 llll1l'I' all. Ol' 1-11111's11. y1111 1'1111l1l 11111 1'1111s111'11 him 1'111' all that h111li1l l1111'a11s11 l1is wi1'11 Rlllll 1lilll:Lfll1t'l' were always giving him 111'1l111's an1l the 1111111' 1'1'11at111'11 w1111l1l have 111 yi11l1l s11n111- 1i11111s 111 keep 1111211111 in th11 1'amily. Th. is play 111'11y111l 111 1111 a s111'1111ss t11 l111th the illl1lll'lll'0 111111 11111 S11ni111' Class. as 11 a1l1l111l t1111111'ass11ls an1l 1l11t1'a1't111l l'1'11n1 11l11' liabilities. r w 31.12. 11. MT1111 T1111111 Wise F1111ls,' lhis 1'11m1111y was 111'11sen1111l al liiglerville A111lit111'i11n1 1111 'lll1lll'S1l2ly. April 24, 19311, l1y the Owl 1llNl Nightingale Cluh 111' GL'1lySl1lll'Q C11ll11g11. ll was 11x1'1111- ti11nally well l't'llIlt'l't'll. NV11 wish 111 thank the Uwl an1l Nighlingale 1111111 l'111' their lillllllll'SS i11 11111'l'111'111i11g l'111' llS. 'l'h11 l11'111'11111ls were l1s111l 111 pay l'111' 11111 new l'll l'1'llll 1 . 111 111' Si.1'1'11v11111' Nuiionui Honor Sorivty owuzicns Prcsicicnl .... . .......... .. C.xnol.x'v Com-I Vice Presiclcnt .. .. NiiI.I.1l4: Hl'II.I,l'IlR Sea-rvl:n'y .... .. Ninn' lim-:Nlzi-:ia 'i'l'0llSlIl'l'l' .. ..., I.. Y. S'ro1:li MIEMBICRS Hi'Il.liN Iiucicn lJ.xi.i': Horn K.X'l'lll'lIlIXIC RUVZICIE OLIVE limxll-Ll: l .XCUI.'I'Y SPONSORS C. I. IMififi-Lxsifianorin I.. V. Sroiiii .l. G. XVICAYICIR XV. K. Exim XVhcr0:ls: Ci'l2ll'ill'tk'l', Scholarship. Lczulcrship and Service :irc quzilitivs worthy ol' envonrzigcnicnt in :ill schools. thc churtcr for thc Nulionul Honor Socicty was Q.iI'1llltt'ti to liiglolwillv High School on March 15. 1929. Uno l'0tIllil'0lll0llt for ai K'h2ll'tt'l' to hc Ql'2llltCli is that tho school lnnst he on the ilL'l'l'6liitt'Ii list of scc'omlziry schools. The ohjuct ol' this Cillllltvl' is to t'l'f:'iltt' illl enthusiasm for scholarship: to stimu- late ll desire to rvniler scrviceg to promote worthy leadership :incl to CIICUIIVRIQL' thn- ilcvclopincnt of l'hill'2ll'tCl' in pupils in Iiiglcrville High School. Fiftccii pcrcvnt of thv l1ppvi'cl:iss11n-n und five percent ot' the Juniors :Irv chosvn luv ll council consisting of the principal and four or lnorv l0:n'ht-l's whom lhvy may selvct on scholarship. CililI'Zll'tt'l', lcznlcrship :ind st-1'vicv. ..., IQ o WMM .... ff l'u 111' Sifli Mule uurtct 'l'hc Melody Four have brought to music lovcrs many happy momcnts during thc past ycar. 'l'hc pcrsonncl: Alhcrt libhcrt, with his fascinating First 'l'cnor : .lohn Hcrtzog, strcssing his vocal ability on Scconcl 'l'cnor g llalc Roth who upholds thc Baritonc : and Richard Slayliaugh. who always stancls last. aml givcs llic Second Bass a prominent place in the musical strains which thcy rcmlcr. 'l'hcy havc appeared hctwccn acts in School plays. mcctings of thc liiglcrvillc Parcnts and Teachers Associationf' Literary programs, ctc. Onc ol' thc most outstanding activities ot' thc qnartct that was aurliblc was on thc twcnty-eighth ol' March whcn they lrroaclcastcrl from station XVCOD. Harrisburg. Pa A grcat portion ol' thc crcflit given thcm lmclongs to Profcssor Charlcs Yost who alcvotcll much ol' his intcrcst, anrl lnnsical alrility for thcir amlvanccmcnt. 9 l'ugc Si.rly-llircc The Glee Club OFFICERS l'1'c-siciciil ....... ........... . . D,xl.14: R Vice Prcsiclcnl . . . .... GICOIHGIC Du lx Socrclziry .... . . . llximlxx l ul I Tl'0ilSlll'0l' ...... .. . HIQLIQN Bun 1 Pianist ......... .. Nl.xnlcl.l.r: I, x Assistant Piamisl .. .... ixllj Bum l,il'0ClUI' ....... .... . .. C. L. it MICMBERS SOPRANO TICNOR Hli1.1cN ling!-:iz Aliisialri' EIiliI'lli'I' C.xlmi.YN Com-1 Glcolmlc Dum Iii.:-Axon: liimlmi' iil l'H XVI-Illil.li BARITONIQ K.X'l'l'lliYN lS.x1'Mu.xl:nNlii: D H: R H Gi..xm's DIiN'l'l,l'IR I A3114 Ht' U! Nl.inli': S'l'.xliN1au ' 'R L 4' lim Xlil 1 lil sm i BASS B. 1, is -' ,, ALIO Nloluux i5UMIllilHil'IR S.XIi,Xl'l Iilzlslilln' Llcwls Ricif: Imliislc liixlxl-ilu' Hmm' CUNUVICII Vl0l,li'l' GINlJl.liSl'liliGlili RIKZIIAIHJ Sl.,xYls.xl'uil iNiII,llRl'IlD SllI'I'I Cll.XRI.IiS Sl,.kYliAl'Gll . t 1 Q 3 0 . . I l xg , . f i - . .1-' x I--,,, - ms ' U - .., X hw. v, - . .sl ' ' i ' 'lt ' Puqf' - R --gf! f- MIRROR A----W -L i In , s .g ' v 1 N -.. . -'QQ'-P' 'lllle Spring Operetm Wllliss ClierrylzlossonzM Cherrylnlossom ln reality livelyn liairnes .. . lil'lHH'I'l I'l'I H0I l4'Xl.XN liokeino A proprietor ol' :i ten gnrmlen .. ...... i l.0YlJ Suri. .lohn Henry Sinithf New Yorker on visit . . Al.lll'IR'I' lilml-ilrl' Henry Foster .lones f .l:iek's pail ............, ..... K llcoluu-3 lluili Horaiee XVorlhinglonH New York Stoek broker .. . 'lllll'RS'I'UN lil'c:ul4:ic .lzunes YoungR Private seeretairy .... .. HICIIARII Sl..xvn.x1'ou .lessieu YoungR XVorthington's nieee ....... Hifu-:N Dum Togo .lupzuiese politieialn ol' high rank . .. .loux Hi-:n'rZoo CHORUS Geisha girls in Iiokeino's gzirmlen. Auieriealn girls :ind men. gllests on Mr. NYorthington's yueht. SYNOPSIS ACT l.ffA tea garden in Tokyo. Japan. ACT 2.7 A teal gzlrclen in Tokyo. Japan. ACT 3.f Sznne :is :let one :uid two tone week lziterl. Miss Cherryhlossoin' is in three :lets :Ind is centered zlrouml the rhzirueter ol' Bliss Iivelyn Barnes, on Alll1:'l'lt'2lll girl, horn in .lzlp:1n. :ind whose parents tlie ol' feverg she is brought up :is ai .lzlpzinese inzlillen. Her l':ither's seeretau'y uses her property for his own ends. VVhen Evelyn. who is known us Cherrylvlossoin is nliout eighteen, XVorthington fthe seeretziryl returns to .lnpan on his yzieht with ai party ol' American frienxls. One of them. .lohn Henry Smith. falls in love with Cherry :incl wishes to nmrry her. hut liokemo ther step-faitherl wants her to malrry Togo. an rich politieizln. The action ol' the operettal eenters zlrounxl .lziek's ell'ort to outwit Togo and K0lil'lllU. liventuzilly Cherry learns her true identity. eoines to zu stzirtleml awakening hy getting her own property, niorries .lm-lc. :intl :ull emls happily. lt. IC. NV. . Q gwiil 1 I'ug1e Srrly-jim' K 1 Orchestra The 0l'ChCSlI'1l is alnoillcl' of our Ul'g1ll1iZ1lliUllS which has lwon vory crvmlilmlc lu our school lhl'OllQh0lll lhc yt'1ll', It pluyoml for our plays. lyvcum numlwrs :lml chapel 1lI'Ugl':lIllS. The pvrsonncl is as fulluwsz VIOLINS COIRNITI' alll. VV. Ki., Exam l'mnf. I.. V. S'rm:li ..xno1.vN .um-1 , A. XvAl,'l'l'Ili G1cnH.xlw'r DMA MH 'n SAXOPHUNIES 'VROMISUNIC lfilcilmnlm SI..xYn.xl'uli ln,-,Q Rm-H .lmm Hl'IR'l'ZOG DRUMS BANJO :Xl.lil-IIi'l' linmim' lil'IliMl'l' GIYIJJICN l'izmu An.xIi1..u:14 Dirovlm' Plmlf. Cll.KRI,l'1S I.. Yum' W JQ? Si? l'run' Simly-si,r ffho Flonrh fHub l'rvsid1-nl .... ................. ...... . . Rom1:n'l' l'li'l'1tns Vivo Prvsialcnl . ...... C.xnol,x'N Com-1 Sl'l'l'l'llll'y .... . K.Yl'lllCliINlC l,x0I'ZIilK 'l'l'vuslnx'vl' .... ..... X lI'IS'I'.X l'l':'l'lcl:s Clulu Roporlur . l,.xxlox'r XVl4:n'l'Z Falcully Amlvisor ,. ............. .. Miss limtlllcn MICMISICRS lhmil-1 liczmcxnonlc Ii.x'rum'N li.Xl'NlG.XlillNl'IR liuiuum S1.ln'1s,x1'ol1 IRVTH XVl'IlGl.li linux-Lnox GAIRIRI-1'l'SUN HICLIQN lixlililt .I l'1.XNli'I I'li S Nl .x l.1,woon 'l'hc l'll'0lN'll Club was orgunizvml for the purposv ol' promoling inlvrn-sl in l-'rcm'l1 lilcrallurv. livery monlh xmwlings arc hold. in which inlcrcslinyg fm-ls :xml ilmlormzllion arc l1l'1lllQ.Illl oul :xml cliscussccl. Um- ol' lhv oulslumling social vvcnls ol' lhis your wus lhc curml purly :xml mlzlmw' gin-n in honor ol' lho Junior l rom'h Class. Mzlrrll 20. 1930. 'l'hv club pn-sclllccl l.'.Xlnlw Conslzmlim' which lhcy hml clralnmlizcml from lhc novel I,'Alml1v Constan- lim ' Ivy H2ll1'N'l'f'. ulfflbbv fhlHSNlHfUl0M IJSTCHJCHARACTERS Mmlaum- S4-oll. lhv NYl'illllly .xllll'l'll'1lll mislrcss ol' Longm-vaul ........ Ill-:max liuu-in Monsieur Scoll. lllll' huslmml ............................. lllCIl.XlilJ Sl..xYn.xl'oll livllina l'cl'civ:1l, lhc very wcxllllly uml clmrming sislcr ol' Blmlaum' Stoll C.xl:ol.lxlf: Col li .loam licymnrcl, lhv calrm-sl alml ll2lll1lSUlllL' young lie-ulvnaml ol' lhv l r0m'h 1ll'llly K.x'l'Hl-:umm-1 l,nUl'ZI'II! Paul llc l4ZIYZll'lll'llS. thc alanslnng young aulvolxllm-1' ............... HUIHCIYI' lll'I'l'l-IHS Hurry uml licllzl, lhc lwo Ycry inquisilivc aml llllli2lllX'l' l'llll1ll'l'Il ol' Mmlnnlv Scoll YI-:s'r.x l,I'1'l'IiI!S .mn LA mom' XVI-7n'rz l'uulim'. lhv lmouscmuirl ....................................... Hl I'll XVl4:lul,lc l.'.Xlnlw Conslamlim-, lhc olml pricsl with lhc kiml Ql'llK'lUlIS look. C.xxll-:mm G.xnnl1:'1'sox A. I.. XV. 'llwwf I .dllsl X - ,A , xqxh I .I l I KQ wo,-CQOUC'-o55ggv -. .. ll l'ug1v Sifly-xf'm'l1 pf - jg.-, Ml RR OR -. ,,x,, ...--if '- . ,lu Q - ' 104, English Literary Club THE GREAT IMI'ERSONA'l'ION CLUB NVhal an renowned group of celebrities is gathered bi-monthly in our Senior English Literature Class! A real literary club with Samuel .lohnson himself as the mentor! It has been both il real sport and an worthwhile literary venture Each seniol' ol' the literature class impersonutes some literary character. ln each club meeting these literary characters enter into group discussions concerning the religious, social and literary aspects ol' their age. Constructive criticisms ol' eontemporaries. interesting sicle-lights of their own life und other novel information ure ull thoroughly enjoyed. Club members ure as follows: llismcs lisuien ........ KA'rHln's IS.-wsiu.uumxr:n OLIVE lil-:Aman ....... liruui. lil4IAMl41ll .. . l7oNAl.n llrcxuicn .. lxlAltY Bmzsizrzn .. ELLA Ci.1s,xvuu ..... CARULYN Come ....... lir:Nsr1'rH Dl'1.-Xltlillltlflf .. fllikiili lfCKliNlHllll-I . . . CLAIM G1 isle ...... . lil'IliMI'I' Gl'l.lDI'IN ,.... lvxs Cumucs ......... fiXVl4INlll'1l.IiNli fillI,llI-IN . Cn,xnl.i-,s l.llll ...... . li.uu.r: Mc:C,xss .. . llliltlililfl' lNln,i.ian .. IMLIQ NIILLI-llt .... Elms Mvlells .. Vi-:s'r,x l,E'l'EllS ,... ltourzwr l'r:T1ens ...... lionrzlrr Si,,n'n,umn .. . -lEANli'l l'li SMALIAVUUD . . , . . S'rAN'roN 'l'HoM,xs ..... Vnm 'l'HoxiAs .. . RUTH XVEIGLE . . . Cu-:ss Vlhxusrzu .... .loHN HI-ilt'I'ZlllE ...... CHARLES Sl.AvH,xlruH .. RICHARD Si,AYlxAuuH .. IMA Rumi ........,. CAIKIIII-I RICH . . . lhm-1 lio'rH ..... L,m1os'r Wrzirrz . .. ls.-uuil.i.A Sssnou . . William Worclsnvorlh . . . . Rnrlyarrl Kipling: .......... John Keals .. Percy Bysshe Shelley , . . . , . Joseph Addison ...... Rolzerl Burns .. . .llalhein Arnolfl . . Alfred Tennyson .. Oliver Golclsmilli Sir lValler Seoll . . Ezlmnnrl linrlce .. Jonallzan Swifl llaniel llefoe .. lfliarles lliclcens . . . Joseph Conrail . , Thomas lln.rley .. A lt',l'lllllll'l' Pope .. .Iohn Jlaselield . . Charles Lamb . , . . . . Thaelceray ....,....... lticharal Sleele ............,. Georye Eliot Thomas liahinylon .llaeanlay ............ James IIUSIIIUII . . .. .lane A nslen . . . . . . Lord Byron .. Erlnzunfl Spencer .. . Francis Bacon . . . Samuel Johnson ............. John .llillon .. Samuel Taylor Colerirlye . . . . Thomas De Quincy . . . . . . .Iohn Bunyan . . Roller! Broinniny . . Thomas Carlyle KATHERINE liouzsn .. .... Shalcespeare ilfi 1 I Q 3 in 'Q . ' X 27 V' x mv... . 1 Q K .J ar.: Q. ,. age Si.rly-eight , . ' 52 jvxl ,. L' ' 2: 'Nix-xx 1l 'xiL ' i' 1 . -os The Court Trial The court trial was another conspicuous feature ot' the Senior Class, which occurred on February 13. 1930. lt was sponsored by the class in problems ot' Democracy. XVe were granted the privilege of giving it in chapel and allotted two hours to present it. XVe allowed other classes to be represented in the petit jury, and two underclassmen also served as Associate Judges. THE PIEHSONNEI. Judge .......... ................. I Mus Horn Associate Judges .... . . D.xi,1c XVAGNICIR. Ai.m4:n'r Elilililfl' Defendants' Lawyers .. . Ivixx G1'I,ul4:N, Iiuu. Mt1C.xNs District Attorney ...,.... ......... H liRBIilt'l' blII.I.I'IIt Assistant District Attorney .. HliI,l4IN Buclin Court-Crier . . . ..... ITONALD BUCHHR Prothonotary .. .. Ki-:NNie'rH Dli.XltDORl l-' Sherill' ..... .... t 1r.1cNN XVAGNICR Clerk ......... ................ t luxuries Im!-if Slenographers .. ...... Mini' BRICNIZICIK, Ouvrz Blaxm-:n Tipstal1's ..... . I..xx1oN'r XVHIETZ. GXVliNlll'Il,liNli Gl'l.DliN Defendants . . . CIIAIILICS Si,.xvmi'uH. Eruicn lilsnll-21: PlaiulilTs . . . . , . S'r.xN'roN Tuoxms. C.xnol.vN Com-i THE CRIMINA L CA SIC Charles Slaybaugh was accused ol' burning the lrame house of Stanton Thomas on Thursday evening. November 23. 1928. at 11:30 P. M. The Thomas family was away. There was no snow: therefore. the criminal could not he tracked. The court session was called to order by the Court-Crier, after which the Judge became the supreme sovereign-the tipstall's aided him when it was necessary. The audience seemed to be stupetied throughout the court procedure and did not relax until the jury went into the private room, together with the tipstal'l's who supervised their remarks and tried to mold them into a common decision which would automatically become the verdict. VVhen the door opened and the jury came forth. everyone was anxious to hear the verdict. The jury returned with a verdict of Not Guilty. Court then adjourned and each person was p1'ivileged to go home. 1950 -3 TJ CNMQMWW Page Scuenly ' x' MI anon u. ,--v' , ,Q - , . hx --: l . '----... . 169' . ' - PurenIt-Teur'l1ei s flssueiulinn Presittent .... .. Mix. tlmui SI,.tYIlXl'Gtt Viee Presixlent .. . Mix. P. 'l'. lilNlJLl'ISl'l'llltilflt Seeretaxry . . Mus. A. ll. CunnlNu'ruN 't'rezxsxxrer .. . . . .. Mix. lixxrcilc 'l'.xx'i.mx The Pzxrent-'l'e:xeher's Assxxeizxtion haxs been raxpixlly aulvzmeixxg ever sinee il waxs nrgzxnizecl. Our student hotly haxs dune mueh to mzxke these meetings ax sxxeeess. These meetings have lxeen nxzxcle interesting with the :xixl nt' the Glee Clulx axnxl fll'l'll0Sll'2l. XVe the elzxss ol' t93ll ixx lxehall' ul' liigleryille High Selxmxl express our tlxaxnks I'ur their seryiee remlerext towaxrxl liigleryille High Sehnol in seeuring :x lxetter :xnxt lzxrger lihraxry. Sul1.sc'riplim1 Clllllllll ign One xlaxy ilx the early t'zxll we were :xll ezxllecl tu nssenxlxly rmxxn. NVQ' were very niueh pleaxsecl when we saxw Mr. Reese. the Curtis Publishing Cmnpzxny ltepre- sentative. He explzxinexl his purpose :xml everyone was URIQCI' to emxperzlte with his plzxns. 'l'ezxin lezxtlers were eleetecl lxy Stuclent C0lIlll'll :xs follows: Seeretzxry . ............ . Hl'II.l'IN lixluclx Liuns .. ...... Glilllttili Dxxiii. Nl-11.1.1113 Ht-Il,lxl'llt Ijzxxnlxs . . . . . ....... . . . . Vl0I,l'I'l' ttxxnxx.:-zsixisxxmcxx. Mxrmxi-:n SIll'l'I Pep meetings were helxl mlzxily. 'I'he tezxm leaxflers gaxye short tzxllxsz the teaxelxers tried to eneunrzxge szxlesxnzxnship. Sehxml spi1'it :xml Sportsxnaxnship were stressed very xnxxeh during this eaxnxpzxign. The Lions tezxxn was X'll'lUl'lUllS. YVe seeurecl quite ax snxn ol' money t'ronx this ezxnxpzxign. A nxxxntxer ot' ltxe stu- dents wel'e axwzxrxlect worth while prizes for their SllC'l't'SS in S1ll01QlIl1lIISlllll. Nl. li. Page Seixenly-nm' MIRROR J' , X? f f -. ,...- l'rcsi4lcul ..... Vice President .. SOCl'0l2ll'y .... Pianist .. .Xilviser . i -A The Riley Literary Society 0l l lClilRS .. Klciml'1' GKTLIDICN .. Gieonor: Duili .. R1 rH VVl'IIIil,Ii .. Am lilhuzli .. Miss liccziiilzn Ou October ll. 1929, the liiglerville High School roll was hisectccl and thc lut- lcr hull' was organized as 'l'he Riley Literziry Society. 'l'wo weeks later the society uzlopted zu constitution in which its object is to encourage in its members thc art ol' self-expression and to foster in them ai taste for learning :ls well us to promote scntimcnls of mutual rcgurml and friendship. l,CCl'llllDl'l' l2. 1929. thc following prograun on HSIY0l'lSlll1lllSlllll,, was given. Music ..... Devotionals ...... Rczuling ol' niinulcs Song ................. . ....... 'l':1lk- 'l'c:un XVork in Looper ltccitution' 'l'ezun XVork Music ..... ................. 'altivc Games nu .. X10 ltcanling Betty ut the liaselmll Gu ' . . . . . . Olu:Hlcs'l'l:.x . KIQIIBIIT Gl'1,ol-TN . Sl-1x:luc'1'.xm' ..... SCPHDOI. .... INN GI'l,lJliN 1,1-:'r GiNnr.i-:sm-iiuaifzn . Gi..xm's lDliN'1'i.lcl: ,..... f,l!CHliS'l'R.X u,i,, M.uvru.x Iixrzic Dialogue Getting Experience . .. NANCY D Vocal Solo . ...... Rcauling 'l'roulrlc in thc Czunplirc . Rccilution -Hrlwlll' Builders . School Songs AtljOlll'l1llli'l1l. M.xno,uui'r livsum' UNI-:in Dli.Xlll10lil1'l1' RICHARIJ XV.u,'roN ' I Q 3 O 'iill :-- ,l fm .M Page Seven ly-Iwo 2' .NX I R R O R lX 2 ' ' -' N X Z I lf ,,..-:-' f .. ' XX X . . X, . The Rzley LllCl'lll'vY bocwtv Miss lirclilan. .hlnisvr Illlzlrrznu. .lmlx MIl.I.I'lll. IMI.:-1 lS,x1'x1maMxlmxr:lx, li,rrHln'N liunzman, HICIIAIXID lirrzurzn. Dux,u.n Gl'I,Dl'IN, IVAN l.l'vl'. CHARLES l,l'1'I'lCllS. linnl-:n'r Illini. hm Sl..kYllAUlil1, lllcznfurn XVAl,'l'l'ZHS. WAYS:-1 XVIYIGHT. '.ANVllliNCl1I llmlxlmlxlflf. Oxxam SCHIKIVEH. M,uu,xx Surru. XlYli'l'l.l-I Asn:-znsux. EvElxl4:'l l' Fl'N'l', NIAIIIE llmuxlmluflf. .Ions lictklsxlmlrx-1. Glillltlili lirsnl-lv. xIAllllAl!li'I' IJ:-Lxmmlufl-'. .lollx W.,u.'ruN. HICIIAIIID Dum., Nxxczx' IJlcx'rl.lcn. K,K'l'HI'1IlIXl AIICLIIUIIN. l.11.l.l.w 'l'mm,xs. Mvnxm I4l.,u:K, I linlwzuw. l .ANYIKI-INCIC All? ISIS llowli, F9'l'llIiIl Wmmrr, Alun' .lure Sl.AYHAl'GH, CIIAIXIMS l'Ax'rux, l,l'1:ll.1.l-1 Mvlcns. .XSI'lN,Vl'll 'I'H1m,xs. S'r,xN'mx XVMQNHH. GI.:-:xx Uvu-in. lvlcl.vN Ihmlualuzl-zlx. Mmumx lfunn. Grzunuu Ilurzmzv, XYIESTA Foul.. lllmm IAINVICII, H,u1m.n XVAMNEIK, I'.u'l. IQlNlll,l-ISIWIIHZIEII. vlllI.I'I'l' MCCANS, Iluun' 'I'lHlS'I'l.li. XVll.l.l,xu llulflf. llunnwn' I'l-:'l'l4:ns. Xuluux Dick. Kl',NNI1I'I'lI l,.u'x'lin, Nnlmmx IMlflfl-zxsvleluzlan. Iilzilululx S.xm,lcn, NV.x'l'snx S.uu,lsn, VIRGINIA XVIGIIDNEH. Ll-:us lileullalx, lll l'll Sllrri. NllI.lYlll'1ll IS.xlmul'n, Mmm.-xlal-:'l' CUIDIDINITIWYN, llumwl 'l'uuxms. linuclc Iinlmzlucn. 3llLIllll'1ID livin. xiAIl'I'IlA 'l'uoM,xs, Zum. Ilnzk, Dmm'l'HA Hmflf. Ailhlllllih Ihklclu, Rm' HASKI-:l.1A, Ifl.lZAIiI'1'l'll lhczlfz. Uscfxlr DliN'l'l.lill. Glnxlws RIcCM'sl,lN. ISAHI-:l,l.,x Sl-:l.l.. AllI.I?Ill'1Il Tvsux, li,u.vH XVl'Il.Kl'1li. Gnfwrz Surrz. S'l'l'1Hl.lN1i CUNHYl'Ill. Hfumv Clurxx, Nunxu 'I'rmM,xs, M.u'nlc UFISIC, S'l'ANl,l4:x' XVHI'I'5llll!l4I. hum W.u.'rl-rn. M,xnslml.l. Hume. LIQXVIS .Knxm.n, 'l'uAvls xYllI'I'XlUI!I'I. l'Ivr:l,vx m h I, I ' .f,, I Q 3 O '.X.v3X X! fN, :.- 5 ,. . y N.s. hh' 1 :: -'. :.' ' . - ka' ' .. .... X J'-J.. .. M- N ,Q .- ,. , - - .. Page Svrwllly-Illrcz' ' -. ..? .- ..- 1RROR,A21Mwsw W Wliitticr l,ilomrWy Soc'i0lF'v 0l I lCliIiS Prcsillcnl ..... .. Vivo Presiclvnl .. . . SOCl'6i1ll'y .... . . . Pianist ... .. Aclvisvr ... .. Tlzfrllksgirlfiizg Program Sclvrliun liy Orchcslrn Song by Svlmol Devotionals ............... . .... Ss-lvvliml by Il1Sil'lllllClli.2li Quzlrlcl l7.xl,1c liwrn HisR1sl4:n'1' iXiIl,l.liH Ii'rHisl, Iimxil-in . C.xlml.YN Com: Miss linwi-insnx .. D.xl.lc Rerrn Thanksgiving Day How It Originuiccl' . ...... Nl-:l.l.nf: Hl'1l,l,I'IlR Recitaliun ........................ Donwrnx' CONOVl'IIi Sole-vlimi lay Orchvsirn Diuloguc ....,....... . ............. 'l'Hl'1 'VHANKSGIYING lilSCUI'l ' CHAliAC'l'liRS Mrs. Hawkins. wlwsv huslmnd is in thc Conlim-nlnl .Xrniy ...... Ili-:max Ii.xki-in Daughters of Mrs. Hawkins ................... Alu SHN:-f xI.XlHi.XllI-Tl' HI'l l Gcnrgv. Mrs. Hawkins' son ............... ..... I flllililfl' R.XFFICNSl'liRGIili Murlhal XVilhrmv. n nivcc ol' Mrs. Hawkins . .. ......... Ii.x'rnnYN liurzl-in Cnplnin Lvslic. ol' lirilish Army ............... ....... .... H 1 i1nn4:n'r Mli.1.lin Two Soldiers ...............,. ,. Rifznxlzn Monnlsox, JOHN Slllil'llliRD Dick Ross, an uY2llliil'l'H ........ . ..... ........ ............ H . xnnrn 'l'lms'ri.1c Pl..-XCIC A Country Home Near Vullvy Forgv. 'FIMICV llcrm-lxilivl' IN. 1777. liczuliiign 'I'honghls for 'l'hnnksgiving ..,. . . NIARIIC S'I'.XliNlili Sclvrliun by 0l'cl1vsl1':l .Xnnnunrcnu-nls wk Page Selwizly-j'n111' IRROR -og . ,s . ' .pr Wllittivr Litvrm'-Y SUf'il'f.Y xllSSBllXYliliSK7X .lfl1u'.w'1' lhxrlcn, Hl'1l.l'1N llrxslc, Mlillhli Num., l':l.Sll'1 lilaxxllslz, f,l.lYl'I Mcililwxl-:Y, lilufllum 'I'lmx1,xs. ICx'lc1,vx lE1:l-iwulclm, MANY NIUIIHZSUX. RICIIAIKII lklrru. IJ.xl,l4: fLl'I.U'lil!, l':l.l.A Wlixli, XVILSUN Cul.lf:, ll.-xlxmmxwx UlZ,X!llUlil1'l', Iilf:NNl41'l'H Cllrxr, MAE Slll'l'1. .Xiu Gxmlxlix. GNVl41Nlll'1l.liNl'2 DI41l.l'. .l,xxlf:'l' Iilu-mxl. IKuN,x1,lm U.KllllIi'I'SUX, Cullcxurx Iilzlzlam, I'I1.mxnn li.u'umml:lmNr:lx, Ml-Illl.l-2 Rlmzllsms, ICAIU. lllcl.l.lcn, NIil,I.ll-I lil'll'l'Nl'Ili, lhvxmxn Mll.l.I41lK, Hlclxlslcwl' Mxmzu, V1-:MNA Illxlamz, Al.1m:lc Alva-zns. lilum S'l1XllNlCIK. NIAIHIAI llrl-'lm M.xxu1.xlu4:'1' I'r:'l'1-zns, Vl+:s'l'A XVIEXK, XVILIDA Rlvlcn, .-hu lguglg, Clililllli XVIKIGHT, Vlmalxl.-x UIINHIK, lllfzmzx Ihwzlcn. KA'I'IIlilHNE G1.1l4:x1, llunlsrlxlc I,.u'vr:n, Nluxllc S.-xxlmuls. IsA1slil.l,,-x Illarzlil-llc. Cl.Alu1:x4:l-1 Sl+II'1l'lll'1liD, .Imax Sl,.n'lx,u'm1, lhmnlurl' IJm.l', Amfm-:n Ugmmw, Nllmnpgp SXlAl.l.XX'1lUll, .Imxl-:'r'l'l1: GlHl'IS'l', I-'msn Gl41lHlAl!ll'I'. xv.Kl.'I'I-II! 'l'um1As, VIDA Illclm.-xv, .luzms .Xxm-msnx, llrlsx' HVLZIIICIK, ll.uun.n AlllA1.1f:n, .Inns lg1,M1K' ,IMHN I l'N'l', lilxl'l'l-1 .lumxl-1. :XIDISIAY lflllililk, f1l'lK'l'lS G1xlml.lcsl'lclmr1l:, Iiunluvl' Wxuxrzn, lJ,u.l4: lfum., .lmx xIH.I.liIl, Axx.-s Zl1:l'1', -Illlil. I..u'vlan. XVIULA SMASH. 5lll.lbRl-Ill l3,wlsm'l1. NI.-un' l'l1:luum', Iirxx 'l'IQllS'l'l.l5, H.4lml.n if.xsxlxx.xx, G1..xm's In-umlgy, lmmqm- X Iircm-zu, Vlluzlxm Cuxuvlan, DUIKIYTIIY Sluxla, .XNXA lllclmcs, liAmu,n lilmrzwr, Suu Sx1.,x1.l,wmmn, II,xnm.n RAI-'l'liXSl'Iilltil-Ill, llmuelrl' li.umlc'1'sux, Alun.-xx 'l'mm,xs, Iiolsnalrl' 'l'HmlAs. Ilmzxx Ml-1I5m'u, .ln-:xxuc xVAI.'I'I'1H, lhvxlnxn liowlans, S'l'liHl.lNii Ihlillzlx, Lian lfumx. ll.KliIlllC'l' .Xnxm.n, Wxvxllz 'l'Ysux, l'.u'l. HI-MKII-Ill, I':'l'IlI'll. IJ:-:xl.nwnlclx, nUlll'1Il'I' CIl.lc.xx'r1l:, RI,xm:.u:lc'l l'x Iililil-1l!'l'. .Xl.lsl1:lx'.' I Q 5 Q ..5:sfx'iY T:N . ' N4 x 5 maxim Q - + J Qmfg ec?-90' 'WDQ-cvcx. Prim' Nl'l'l'H,!I'iil'l H l MI RROR ' M A - -- . -A w -41 lf .-Ji... .. , ,x..- I N -N GQ! , , . , I. -. ,. -1. '--- .. --' p fllurnni President ..... . . . HlR.XBl TROS'l'I.li Vice President . . .. I..xwmzNcE GULDIQN Secretary ..... .... I il1'l'H XVl4:ml.l-1 Treasurer . ............ .. f.I..tllt Bnltzklcn CLASS Ulf' 1915 lista M. llream t.l2lIIl0Sl, New Cumberland, Pa. Corrine E. Deatriek tllringamanl. Long Island, New York. Viola M. S. Rapp tSnyderl, Harrisburg. Pa. CLASS Ulf 1916 Philip Bowers, Minister, lfll1ll1llSllUl'f.E, Md. Hazel Deatrick lxvllltllllllll. Latrobe, Pa. Mary Floto fZilnlnL-rsont. Harrisburg. Pa. Eva Fohl 1L1lXVVCl'lf liiglerville, Pa. Clarence Hartman, Pennsylvania lt. lt. Co., llarrislmrg, Pa. li. lilanehe Heiges. Teacher, Steelton, Pa. Blair Knouse l'aul Knousc, Auto Supply Co., ClI1lll1lDl'l'SllllI'g, l'a. Vl'illiam Pennsyl, Gettysburg, Pa. Zeal Peters, Home, ,-tspers. Pa. Esta Slayhaugh tlfidlerl, 'l'ea1:her, lic-ndersville. Pa. May Stover t0yler1, Gettysburg, Pa. Margaret Spangler tlfohlt, liiglerville, Pa. llarold Taylor, H1ll'l'lSlDlll'-Y, Pa. A George XValter, Teacher, Camp Curtin Junior High, llarrislnlr1.5, CLASS 01? 1917 No Class CLASS OF 1918 Vera Becker tHohhs1 Lloyd Kleinfelter. Home, Biglerville, Pa. lilaneh Slayhaugh. 'l'eat-her. New Cumberland. Pa. CLASS Ulf' 1919 No Class CLASS Ol 1920 Marion liaugher, Olliee, Harrisburg. Pa. Renee Becker tlileinfelterl, Biglerville, Pa. Helen Higham. Teacher, Ithaca, New York. Estelle Cook tAushergert. Lancaster, Pa. .lay Cook, Post Ollice Department, Harrisburg, l'a. lit-Iva l-'ohl tHutton1. liiglerville, Pa. Guy Knouse, Philadelphia, Pa. NVard Taylor, Gettysburg Furniture Factory, tlettysliurg. l'a. Page Seventy-sim' 11 M1 RROR .fa ..- '- -..- -- ps ' - -. xx N- ,. uh nes, Alumni CLASS Ulf H121 la-stcr llrm-am. Harrislmrg, Pa. Margaret lluclwr, 'l'cacl1cr. liiglvrvillv High School. Iligluryillt-. l'a. Myra Cook. llarrislmrg, Pa. Harry Garrvtson, Home, Aspe.-rs. Pa. Mary Scott, Lutheran Publication House, l'hiladt-lphia, Pa. Ilnth Scott, Teacher, Milroy, Pa. Carl Slaylmaugh. 'l'c-aclwr. Middlchurg. Pa. CLASS Ol 1922 lloy Aspcr, York Springs, Pa. liarl Carry, liloctrician. Higlvrvillc, Pa Dorothy lie.-ardorff, Tcacllcr, Tyrone Township. l'a Mary Garrctson tliuhnl, licndcrsville, l'a. Martin Hol't'lnan. Home. Aspcrs. Pa. lloy Mintvr, Shamokin, Pa. Doris Plank tSlaught1-rl. Coatesville. Pa. Clyde Walter. Accountant. York, l'a. CLASS Ol-' 1923 Mary A. lluclicr tfil'2lllttllll, Plainliold. New .lc-rst-y. Mary li. Cook, Harrisburg. Pa. .loan Dill. 'l'cat-lwr. Kennet Squarv. Pa. Pcarl E. Epplcman tNcidickl, Hampton. Pa. Maurice Fidlcr. Philadelphia, Pa. Mark H. Knousc. Carlisle, Pa. .lc-an Lowvr tllohcrtsl, Baltimore, Md. Gladys Maclicth lMcCauslinl, llcmlcrsvillc, l'a Lorctta llzltTcllsp0l'g0l', Teacher, AI'liIl ll '. Pa. lil.-atricc Murtorff, 'l't-aclu-r, liiglcrvillc Gradca.. Gerald C. Robert, Home, Hcidlcrslrnrg, Pa. lilizalwth C. Tyson t'l'iltonJ. All1hll'l', Pa. CLASS Ol-' 1924 lirut-0 Ilurtncr, Cla-rk. Polirc Training School, llt-rslwy. Pa. listhcr G. lligllani, Teacher. Hcrshvy. Pa. Julia li. lilochcr ttlhuddyl. Canada. Clit'l'ord Il. liuclu-r, Cumberland. Md. Kathleen I-I. Blot-licr. Nursv, M'ashing.5ton. ll. C. liva L. Carey tLining1.-rl, Curwunsvillc, Pa. -ll'llllIll1l S. Gilland, -ltffl-0I'SUll Hospital, Philadvlpllia, l':n. liathryn V. Fidlvr tlioddyw, liiglcrvillc, Pa. Spcnccr K. House, Gtlicc, Harrisburg. Pa. Margaret M. Lady tllrapvrl, XVvst Cllcstcr, Pa. ltuth L. Linah t0rna:rl, Homo, licmlcrsvillc, Pa. Claud XV. Miller. Veterinarian, liiglcrvillo. lla. Rllyllltllld F. Oylcr, Medical School, XVashington, D. C. Carrie li. Pctl-rs tSlayl1aughb, 'l't-acher, Tyront- Township. Pa. lit-rnutta Quiglc, 'l'0ar:hcr, Gettysburg. Pa. llilda M. llicc, Highway Department, llarrislmrg. Pa. Graco: ll. XVagnvr tllawscyl, Baltimore, Md. Marjorie L. YValtur tllvudl, Allentown, l'a. Gt-orgv l . XVOav0r, Gutlyshurg Collcgr. Gt-ttysl1nr5.i, Pa. 'l'ht-lnia Slaylxaugh lxV1lI'I'l'Ill. Aspn-rs. l'a. ., ' w I Q O -ff 'ikx T :N 5 ' - ' 5 ,,,.... . . ill 5 ' lout' S4'lu'l1Ig1-xvlwl: u x , H a ll M1 RROR fillllillll CLASS Ol 1925 Mildred Adams, Secretary Y. YV. C. A.. Philadelphia, Pa. .lune Higham, 'l'eaeIier, lthaea, New York. Margaret Illoeher ttlarret-onl. Home. liiglerville. Pa. lidna l'lrieh tXvL'1lY'L'l'l. liiglerville, Pa. Nita YT1-aner, Teacher, Iiendersville. Pa. Ida lioyer, Teacher., Lancaster, Pa. Clair I.. lirieker, Teacher. Huntington Township. .tlda Cline, Stenograplier. ltiee Produce Co., liiglerville. Pa. Annahella lleardortt, Teaeher, Melterenny, Pa. lidrie Fidler, Philadelphia, Pa. Margaret Getlier tNenlnanJ, Tower Citv, Pa. Vernard Group. 'l'eaeher, York Springs .High Sehool, York Springs, Pa, l.awrenee Gulden, 'l'eaeher. Iiutler Township, Pa. Paul lt. Hartman, Teacher, Shippensliurg. Pa. Corrine Howe, Stenographer, AillSSiL'lll?lIl Canning Co., Itiglervillm. Pa. Graee Howe, Home, Guernsey, Pa. David .l. Kennedy. Teacher. Mayhelle Lady, Teacher, liiglerville Grades, liiglerville, Pa. llazel Linah, 'llUilCilCl'. New Oxford, Pa. Pauline Oyler, Teacher, York, Pa. llerhert Peters. Staten Island, New York Olive Peters tlireiglim-rJ, Littlestown, Pa. liarl Ilaffensperger, Sparrows Point. Md. - F . X C ...- Nettie ltafiensperger, Stenographer, Musslelnan Canning Co,, liiglerville, Pa. Harold Ii. ltexroth, Home, Tahle ltoek, Pa Mildred Ii. ltoth, 'I'eaeher, Arendtsville, Pa. Nora Sehriver tMillerl, New Cuniherland, Pa. Ivan Taylor. Home, liendersville, Pa. Margaret Tyson. 'I'eaeher, NVQ-stlield, New Jersey. CLASS Ulf 1926 ltiehard Adams, Sparrows Point, Md. AllllL'llil Caery, Clerk, 'l'honias liros., lliglerville. Pa. Dessa lJeardort't', Teacher, Moritz's, Pa. Mary Gardner ttlylerl. Home, Gardners, Pa Chester Garretson, State College, Pa. ltuth Garretson, Home, Floradale, Pa. Miriam Group, Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa. George Holtnian, Sehells Seed House, Harrisburg, Pa. Lester K1lUi'fl1lilll, Lebanon Valley College, Annville, Pa. YValter lthinehart, Sparrows Point, Md. lillill Myers, Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, Pa. Gladys Plank, Bookkeeper, Plank's Mill, Aspers. Pa. Clair lthodes. Catawba College, North Carolina. Lorraine ltouzer, Home. Guernsey, Pa. Margaretta Sadler, Oftiee, Harrisburg, Pa, Carol Sell, ltadio Expert, Chicago, Illinois. listher Sheely ttiihhsl, Mt. Holly Springs. Pa. liarl Slaybaugh, Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, Pa. llarolcl Slayhaugh, Home, liiglerville, Pa. Clyde Orner, Citizens Trust Co., Gettysburg, Pa. Lawrence YVagner, liell Telephone Co., Chicago, lll. mf ,M lltlfll' Seventy-viglzl l'1l MIRROR 1 -H fft. ,T if' . -, Q' ' ,- f . '- f . lx., xx .mg , Alumni CLASS Ol 1927 listelle Irene Albert, Kutztown Normal School, liutztown, Pa. George Adams, Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa, l-'ranklin Iiigliain, XVashington and Lee Vniversity, Virginia Dorothy Beam, Home, Gardner, Pa. Charles Boyer, Goshen Menonite College, Goshen, Indiana. Cora Boyer, Goshen Menonite College, Goshen, Indiana. Helen C. Carey, Stenograpller, 'l'ysons', Floradale, Pa. Verna M. lirealn tPoolb, Roanoke, Virginia, Glenn H. Crist, Home, Heidlershurg, Pa. L. lilaneh Deardort't', Teaelier. lfelty's, Gettysburg. Pa. Betty Dill, Bucknell l'niversity, Lewishurg, Pa. Martha J. Garretson, Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, Pa. Isabel P. Group, Otlice, Capital, Harrisburg, Pa. Ralph NV. Guise, Clerk, .lohn C. Lower Co., Gettysburg, Pa. Donald lt. Heighes, Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, Pa. Edna B. Kuntz, Otliee, Harrisburg, Pa. Gladys M. Miller, Tearller, New Hope, Pa. S. Byron MeBeth, Stenographer, liethelem Steel Corporation lidna G. Orner tPt'elTer1. Harrisburg, Pa. Howard li. Petens, Teacher, Philadelphia, Pa. Ivan H. llatTensperger, Teacher, Huntington Township, Pa. Donald L. Gulden, State 'l'eaeher's College, Shippensburg, Pa. l. Pearl M. Howe, Stenographer. Mnsselnian Canning Co.. liiglerville. P1 I I H. larker ltaftensperger, Sparrow's loint, Md. Melva A. Roth tWeikertb. Gettysburg, Pa. .l. Lewis Sheets. Clerk, Cleveland 'I'rust Co., Cleveland, Ohio. lt. Carolyn ltoutsong tliueherl, Iiendersville. Pa. llirain XV. Trostle, Gettysburg College, Gettyshurg.:, Pa. Margaret li. 'lll'iIllIlll'l' tSlayhaughb, liiglerville, Pa. li. Philip 'l'yson, Lockport, New York. lidna Irene XValter, Home, Biglerville, Pa. Mildred D. XVL-nk, Teaelur, Wenksville. Pa. .l. Dale XVeaver, Shippenshurg Teachers College, Shippenshurg, Pa. Glenn Morrison, Department ot' Highways, Capital, l'larrishurg. Pa. CLASS Ol l!l28 Curtis liueher, llonie, Iiendersville, Pa Gladys liloeher tltohertl, Philadelphia, Pa. Lester Bucher. Home, liiglerville, Pa. ltohert Bucher, Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, Pa. liditll Fohl tlloughteryb, Home, Gettysburg, Pa. liarl Crum. Stenographer, Mussleman Canning Co., ltiglerville, Pa. Dale Crum, liig.2lerville Sales and Service, liiglerville, Pa. Dorothy linrtner, Stenographer, Penn 'l'ile XVorks. Aspers. Pa. ltulxy Deardorft' tHot't'manJ, Home, Aspers, Pa. Harry Gardner, Home, Gardners. Pa. .lune Gindlesperger, Shippenshurg 'l'earhers College. Shippenshnrg. Pa Clarence llenlinger, Lancaster, Pa. Stuart Hol'l'man, Home, Gardners, Pa. Marie Funt. Home, liiglerville, Pa. llotlney Miller, Otliee, C. ll. Masland and Sons, Carlisle. Pa. Marion Miller, Reading Hospital, Reading. Pa. qc- Semmly-nine , Mi RROR t 4, , i ,f4 ' ' 'us u 0 ,L ' s l . . vu -,N - in ' -do-9 .4 lumni Cl..-XSS OF 15128-Cnlzliluletl. Luther Lolraugh, llome. tlardners. l'a, Anita ltouzer, Catawba College. North Carolina. Hazel lteherl tl.anver7. llome. liiglerville. Pa. .lean l.inah. City Hospital. llarrishurg. Pa. Samuel Noel, Home, Gettysburg. Pa. Alston Peters. Gettysburg. Pa. llelen Slayhaugh. Home. Gettysburg. Pa. Myrtle XVenk l'l'uekeyl. llome, Aspers. Pa. Leroy Lady. Home. liiglerville. Pa. llelieeea Saehs, Shippenshurg State 'I-k'ill'hCl'S College, Shippensliurg. Pa Cl..-XSS Ulf' 1929 C. Myrtle ltallensperger. llome. liiglerville. l'a. Alta lfunt, Hospital. Camden. New Jersey. lidith DeardorlT'. Home. liiglerville. Pal. Mahlon Delp. Home. Goodyear. l'a. Mary .l. Loekner. Home. .-Xspers. Pa. Floyd Sell. i,illl2ldl.'lIJhlil, l'a. Helen Dick. Beaver College. Jenliinstown. Pa. Edith Bream, Home. Aspers. Pa. George liontsong, Home, Iiendersville, Pa. Mildred Beamer. Carlisle Business College, Carlisle. Pa. Donna l'eters. Department ot' Supplies. Capital. llarrislrurg. l'a. John C. lloutz. Drexel Institute, Plliladelpllian, Pa. llalph Koontz. Slenographer. lfoth and Gulden, Aspers. l'a, Alma Funl rVVarnerl, liiglerville. Pa. Verna Nveidner, Shippenshurg State 'l'eaelIers College. Shippenslmurg. Pa. Helen Spangler. Home, Gardners. Pa. Sterling Lauver. Thompson Business College. York. l'a. lieatha Morrison. Home. liendersville. Pa. ltulh A. Arnold. llome. liiglerville. l'a. .lean Hart, Home. Aspers. l'a. NVQ.-ndell Shank. Home. Guernsey. Pa. lidith Lauver. Home. liiglerville. Pa. .lean Thomas. Gettysburg College. Gettysburg. Pa. William Dentler. liliss lileetrieal College. Vl'ashington. ll. C. Grace D. XVenk. Methodist Hospital, Philadelpllia. Pa. Raymond Beamer. Kansas City. Missouri. Marvel Roth, Holne. liiglerville, l'a. Earl Tl'illlll1L'l', Virginia. Adiline Brown, Johnson liihle College, Tennessee. Mayhelle liueher. Home. liendersville, Pa. Thurston Bucher. Holne, lienclersville, Pa. liurdette Hot't'man, YVesiehester Normal School. XVeslehester. l'a. Katherine Straushaugh. llolne. Guernsey, Pa Cf W... .--u- J I nge Highly o sf zo: o ozox -111,101 oz U.: U: io.: oz I: 0:0 .1-111, 1141: Advc l'tiS6lllt?lltS NVQ wish lo hvurlily lhamli :Ill lhosc aulvorlisurs who lmyv animluml us in Xllllliillg this amnuall possihlc. NVQ! l'l'l'lHIlIll0lNl thvm to your ll1lll'Ullilg0 :mal l'UllSi1l0l'2ltiUll. not only lll'l'llllS0 lhoy halve holpml us. lrul In-caulso wo know lhcm lo ln' Vvlianlmlv :xml lruslworllly in lhvir llK'SlIillgfS. For lhvsc reasons do lhvy clvscrvc your pal- lI'UllilQ0. finiogoiug-'111:4ni:14vienz:vzfnz.r1o1o1o1o1o1u1n1. ,1 10111:-m1o1o14n14nz1011vioxxrioioxniuzoioiuinvioxx ' haul! ilnlnnna --1-in I3-r' ' SHUMAN'S CUT RATE STORE AND LUNCHEONETTE PROPRIETARY MEDICINES CAMERAS PAGE 81 SHAW HAPPINESS CANDIES ATHLETIC Goons Home of Low Pricea 34 Baltimore St. GETTSBURG, PA R. W. WENTZ QUALITY FURNITURE MAJESTIC RADIOS 121 Baltimore St. GETTYSBURG, PA Naoe's Music Store S- G- BIGHAM , . General Hardware Merchant llayer Pianos I Paints, Oils, Roofing, Glass Pianos -HUDSON-ESSEX CARS- New OFth0l'lhOHlC Vlctrolas Goodyear Tires and Tubes Mobil Oils Atwater Kent Radios BIGLERVILLE PA lf.1'cIIIsim' Agmrcy for Page E Illl MARY RAMER H. Sz, T. Electric Co. lllSllI'2lll17C of Every Kind H. I . HAIRBMZH, Prop. Real Estate-Notary Public wEUe,.ything Electrical-- Lhannwrqnug SL SPARWTJN linLvlNA11nx Gl'l'l l'YSl5llllG, PA. RADIO lllflflllIil':llA'l'0ll H. C. GULDEN .lllIlHlflIt'fllI'l'I' and 1201111-r in ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIAL Mill Work of all Kinds-Sawing Done to Order Shipping Slzllion lil':Nl7lfRSVll.l,E. PA., P. K R. R. ll. Distributor for Ambler Asbestos Shingles P. O. ADDRESS, ASPERS, PA.. UNITED PHONE Compliments Of THE C. H. MUSSLEMAN COMPANY KEYSTONE RADIO SERVICE We Are Experts in Uur Field mul do Anything in Radio A. lmlms. ln-up. North Stratton St. Glfrrwslsume. PENNA. lv Iiiylrly-Illrvv The Little Tot Shop Dresses, Suits, Hoisery, Silk Y v I A Underwear for the Little Tots LAYBAUGH'S I HOEREBUILDING and also for the Misses. fRV'CE SHOZIGLERVILLEJA' Lou ETTA SHARETTS. Prop. GH'l l'YsBUP.G. PA. MUMPER STUDIO Ii Baltimore Si. GI'I'I I'YSliUHG. PA. C. V. Phone H5 XV Portrait and Commercial Photographers Amateur Finishing 24 HOUR SERVICE DUBBS 81 PITZER fill Une Prire TAILOR MADE 335.00 Center Square GETTYSBURG, PA. Miss Weaver: Vin lem iied to - ive vou il test loduvf' rv . s Robert Denlin:.ger: Yield noi to lem lliltllllifl . I Mr. linek: Give :in example of at eonerele noun. VVzilier Gerhardt: uP1lV0lllt'llll.n Mzirinn Garretson: Is this zi six weeks test. Mr. Stock: Oh, no, only forty-five minutes. Page Eighty-four C0llSlI'lli'liVt' Bklllkillg Sinu- Colouial Days Our Molto Safety First - Profil Next THE GETTYSBURG NATIONAL BANK NJN YORK S'I'RlCl'l'l'b Adams C0unty's Oldest and Strongest Bank Compliments HOTEL of H. l'. KRICPS, Prop. TH E HOME Banquets ll Specialty' Roast Chicken C0 or Chic-kc11 and Wallle Diumrn CrfN'I'l41I1 Sfeltwlf Sunday GIi'I l'YSl5l'liG, xxx. COULSONS GARAGE Cum. TRUCKS. Tuufruns un FARM NTACIIINICIRY. ELECTRIC WIELDING C0011 Gulf Cas. Suprenw Motor Oils PHONE 3-I-R2 YORK SPRINGS. PENNA. 1 Izlqlzlq-ffm' Compliments Of IVIILLERIS DRUG STORE BIGLERVILLE, PENNA. , I 1 IUI44 I930 CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA BUSINESS COLLEGE 66HfliI'l'IfSbll'1'g,S Best Business Collegen 323 MARKET STREET Students May Enter Al Any Time INDIVIDUAL PROMOTION Bell 9724 C. V. 5130 Lewis Rice: I love il girl more than words can tell. .Iumbo : VVell, IIIZIVIJC von can stale il in li nres. 1 1 5 Alive Hinkle: I answered an question in Civics lmlnyf' Helen Orner: XVl1ut? Alive: l'resenl. Mr. Yost: XVhz1l is ai fclry iloeklf' Evelyn Gindlesperger: A doctor who won'l give out prescriptions' Page Eighly-si.: IIIUQHIQDS Print Shop Hot Wcatlwr Makes Wustv ROY XXI. CLIIIIK, Prop, I C E Slwvial Prifwis for Will I'rescrv0 Your I oo4Is Name Cards to Students 1 GLENN W. WAGNILH 54 CI'l2llllIK'l'SIllll'g Slrcvl C. yi mmm, 9-4 GIf'IvI'YSI5IIIiG. IIA. 'I'.XI5I,I'I ROCK. IIA. SHENK TITTLE 'QEv01'ytI1ir1g for Sporta' 313 Market Street HAmusuum:. PA. Compliments ' of IJPIIPPZII Electiv- R Refrigerators ' 18 1 CUM fI't I'l t y Electric' Stoves and Wzlslliltg and IVIEIPIIIIICS flandy Iiitq-hen Sheet Metal Work anal 19 CIl2IIl1IlL'l'SIllll'Q Sl. F m 'S Pix' IIIIIIIIIIKIVU Slrrrl GI':'I I'YSI3IIIIII. I',X. Christine GI1-iu1ff Is your lmoy Irivml an good om- 1Il'IllCII tlrix'or'. ' Ncll ic Hellvri Al1. hc's not lhzll slow. H0 Ialkrs il lalxi illl uses lnolh arms. llc: IM I No I don I smolw. I you SIllUIil'?N SI10 Ho: Do you drink Z ' 3 No I tIoll'l drink. : Do you m-cIi1 ' : No I mIou'l u0rk. Sho H0 Sha' Ho: XXX-II whul do you do? Sho: I lcll lies. Is IIl1lI Zvlmru, Imlurk willl whilc SIl'IlH,'S'.,N I 4lon'l know Irul I allways Ihoughl Ihvy wt-rc whilo wilh lmlurlt SIl'IIPl'S,u K I .4 gr Ifiglllly-s1'm'l1 1: MIRROR R l: .42 -P u H f ,Q X3 A L! vu.-...- .. Ni '--t .. --- pf -' g- - Say il with llowers, Say it with sweets, Say it with kisses And say it with eats. Say it with diamonds, Say it with drink, llut whatever you do, IJon'l say it with ink. f.-Xnon 'l'o miss a kiss ls more amiss 'l'han it would be 'l'o kiss a missy Provided that 'l'he kiss you miss The miss hersell' XVould never miss. lint il' you try 'l'o kiss a miss NVith whom a kiss XVould be amiss You'd better always Miss the kiss. lilR'l'HS'l'ONliS For the laundress, the soapslone. For the diplomats. the boundary- stone. For architects, the corner-stone. For cooks, the pudding-stone. For Iiolshevists, the blood-stone. For sugar dealers, the sandstone. For taxi-drivers, the milestone. For grouches, the bluestonc. For Irishmen. the Blarney Stone. For pedestrians, the paving-stone. For stock brokers, the curbstone. For shoemakers, the cobblestone. For burglars, the keystone. For manicurists, the pumice-stone. For tourists. the Yellowstone. For beauties. the peach-stone For geniuses, the tombstone. For tramps, the rolling stone. For mosl of us, the grindstone. 'l'Hli LADIJIER OI SUCCESS 100 5?-I did. 90 5 -I will. 80 SV? -I can. 70 915 fl think I can. 60972-Al might. 50?-'if-fl think I might. 4094!--I'd like to. 3095 il wish I could. 2094!-I don't know how. 1092-I can't. 091 -el won't. AN EV ERYDAY CH Iilill I believe in human kindness. I believe in the hearty handshake. in hospitality, comradeship, frien-d- ship, love. I believe in fun and laughter. both as a tonic for the blues, and as an outlet for high spirits. I believe in the beauty ol' llowers, sunsets, and mountainsg in the music ol' birds and brooks. I believe that work is the best panacea for most ills, especially those of the mind, and that fresh air. ex- ercise. and sleep are the best medi- cines for the body. I believe that there is a bright side to everything. and that we would be mol'e aware of the good about us were our hearts more responsive to its touch. I believe that an ounce ot' frankness and explanation is worth a pound ol' repentance and forgiveness. and will often prevent heartache and bitter misunderstanding. .Iustice is the only worship. Love is the only priest. Ignorance is the only slavery. Happiness is the only good. The time to be happy is now. The place to be happy is here. The way to be happy is to make other people happy.-R. G. Ingersoll. I Q 1950 I .V ...... ...t - .. .... N N I aye Eiglzly-eiqhl THOMPSON COLLEGE Opposite Postotiice YORK, PA. IIOFRSES At:1.oiN'rlNo, SIiCltli'l'.KIll.tl,. S.tl,l'ISNIANSllll'. Coxmi-:iu:i.xl, 'llliAClll-Ill. DlC'I'A'I'Yl'l'1- Nl ACH INIC SHt lR'l'HANlJ. lfllisu. CIVIL Sicnvnzl-1. lDn.uf'rlNo, lhsmma. AVIATION DllAIf'l'ING. Accredited by the American Association of Vocational Schools lfvening - Day Send for our new catalogue Cigars Candy lce Cream EAT AT BOB'S R. C. WAL'I'ER .1 II. II. S. Hoosier Tonsorial Parlor Attached Oysters in All Styles Quick Lunch Bur GILBERT'S We Know ilu' .-lrl of TAILORING ll'l' Also Do CLEANING W- PIRICSSING SUl'l'Sf 5529.50 C. V. Phone 83-XV 52 Chzunherslmrg St. GIi'l l'YSBU RG Best Wishes to Members of Graduating Class GARDN E R, Variety Store ART GOODS .lliXVl'II.RX THE GIFT SHOP lDlS'l'lNC'l'lVlE Gllf'I'S C. P. Cl-zssxi, Prop. 53 Channlrerslrnrg Street Gli'l l'YSllUltG. PA. SOUVIENIRS Mail Orders Filler Norman Lziwyer: 'l'here's ai lly in my colTee. Ralph Tyson: lDon't get excited. it won't drink much. A High School is ai foolhull team surrounded hy rootersf' Annu Miller: I wonder where the expression 'Step on il, Kid' origi nailed? Evelyn G.: HljI'OtHIl7ly when for Lizzef' Sil' NVulter Raleigh laid down his cloailt l '- -ierce I, - :ite l' -nexpected company N fothing prepared li-nocked out. 'H .. -.....-W.-win.. if .- Page Eigllly-Him Q X ' HQ ln 'i, ,Z Yflf' lljl l ....., .. ' ',lT..iII.2i .- f.ii.1'LlI ',i'LT ,..T? C. V. Phono 62-Y W I 'l'uoM.xs Glcolmlc. Prop. CIIIIIIIILIIIVOIIIS ILETTYSBURG SHOE of SHINING PARLOR Pol' IAIJIES and GENTS 43 Ch2llllll0l'Slllll'Q2Q Sl. BREHM The Tailor Cigars - Tobacco All liimls of Halls :xml Glove-S 5' Clmmlm.glml.,, gl Clcum-cl ' P ' ' FRICSH ROAS'l'lilJ PIiANU'l'S GETTYSBURGA PA. Gr:'r'l'Yslsl'nu, l'.x. 1930 Spring Apparel F or Everhyono Popular Priced COOKE CETTYSBURG. PA. A R011 Arrou' Store Compliments Of R.S.BAKER M out Murkvt B1o1,1f1HvILLE. l'ENNA. Dmco IJGH1' Pnonucvrs EL1+:c:'1'nlc PLANTS lQ1.1+1c:'l'nlc: WATIQR Swwzms lllauto Gfxs fX'l'wx'1'r:l: K ENT RA IJIOS W. H. HARDMAN Yomi SPRINGS. PA. TO THE UNKNOWN ADVERTISER Pug: N Ill WSHERMANSY' Everything in, MENS ANU BOYS C1,o'rH1Nc: Snoifzs no FURNISHINGS Gl'Z'l l'SlSllRG. lit. WSHERlVIANS,' Yomi S'r. The Biglerville National Bank Your Business is our Businvss. W0 ,alrv RPIHI-Y to Serve You. fllll' Husinvss Rvluiions will flo us inuluul good. .r n. mmicn, imiifilr I3lt2lgERVll,l,E. PA. Prof. Rall: NVho hrokc that wi1ulow'? Sterling Shilo: 'l'l':lvis ilicl. l thrcxx' :ui :u'illuuvlim' :ul him an tlllt'li0ll.n .Xn' lhvy cull Alll0l'lt'1l lhv lauul o' l'rt-0 spcvcll nn' tht' lt-It-plloiw opol i tor tolls int' lo put ll niclwl in tho hoxf' Mrs. Thomas: Stanton, what :irc you going lo tlo with that lan lllOXVl'l'?,' Stanton: Oh, just going to sl1a1vo. Mrs. 'I'hom:1s: XVvll you ilon't nvcil thc grass g2lllIl'l'l'I' for that. jc' ,vfllvfy-nlll' nil In XII H. H. Thomas Hardware COIIIPH For Quick Service and the Best Sandwiches Call at the TEXAS HOT WEINER LUNCH il 1 Ily Wholesale um! Retail Dealers in 'Hardware-Paint-Oils We Know llow To .llalcc Real . Glass Loffcc Opposite Eagle Hotel GE'l l'YSBURG. PA. GIETTYSIEURG, PENNA. Bell Phone 243 C. V. Phone 162 BIGLERVILLE GARAGE Reo Sales 62 Service COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE B. G. WTALTER, Prop. Quality, Not Price, Pennants Banners Pillows The Greatest Factor Full Line Class Pins, Rings, Pennants and Invitations Add dignity, color and spirit to your school work by the use of Felt Pennants. Banners and Emblems. No order too small to receive our Specialties in Sorority Rlllellllflll. 'Ind Prfl-pg Crzluloguc Free Valley Trust Buildi Standard Pennant Co. PALMYRA, PA. BIG RUN, PA. and Fraternity .lewelry Write for Samples, Cufrilogs, UNION EMBLEM CO. ng XVhen you are broke where is the best place to go. 'l'o work. .lunuury ll, 1930 C'l'hermometer at 5 below ob Stanton Thomas made an new speed record. Brown of Harvard broke his leg in the third quarter. VVhut part of the leg is that? Page Ninety-Iwo Dougherty 81 Hartley Compliments In Business Since 1892 of DRY GOODS AND FIRE INSURANCE o11:'l l'vs1sUP.o, PA. DieI1I's Service Station TEXACO PRODUCTS lilGI.lfHVlI.I.l':. VIENNA. I C E KEIPER'S ICE CREAM AM, FOOTWEAR PASTEURIZED MILK GETTYSBURG ICE 81 STORAGE CO. For All Occasions On the Square GETTYSBURG Gettysburg. Penna. -For- Moclern Jewelry and Distinctive Gifts Visit BLOCHER'S Jewelers Sinee 1877 125-2 7 Chambersburg St. GETTYSBURG. PA Mr. Stock: I run things at our home. Mrs. Stock: He refers to the lawn mower, the washing man-hine. tht van-num sweeper and the errands. Robert Slaybnugh: Do it right and fear no man. Robert l'etersf 'Do not write and fear no women. Herb Miller while delivering an orution. lf you don't believe in cooperation watch what happens to at wagon when one wheel comes off. - .Yim'ly-ilirm' g - Lt: fi MIRROR H----M -L Tomtmtoh N LOGIC The more you study. The more you know The more you know. The more you forget The more you forget. The less you know. So. why study? The less you study, The less you know. The less you know, The less you forget. The less you forget, The more you know So, why study? , -QQ- OUR CREED I expect to pass through this world but once. Any good therefore that I can do, or any kindness that I can show to any fellow creature, let me do it nowg let me not defer or neglect it. for I shall not pass this way again. Fashions may come and fashions may go, And fads for a short time beguile, Iiut a person will always look stylish and smart XVhen wearing a jovial smile. - Anon XVHY DOES A TIGER HAVE STR I PES A tiger is striped because it better for circus proprietm It' you'd succeed In Life's advanc This motto heed: Can all your can'ts. e. it makes mrs. If a tiger eseapes from a cil'cus, it is easier to tind him than if he had n He will not go far without o stripes. someone MAN noticing that he is not a horse or a dog, on account of his strl calling up and asking the circus, peo- ple if they have lost a tiger. Q. E. Demonxlrumlzun Some well-meaning folk talk about the value of saving. That's v Sonic X wish they had saver saving. That's wish-bone. A few and do it. That's back-bone. Faith says. HI can, Doubt says, You can't: Hope says, I'll tryg Hate says, You shan'lg Right says, I will: 5 . Fear urges. Hung Love gives us strength, Truth says, Il's done. people resolve to begin now, UPS- llllfl NVhat is Man? A foolish baby. Vainly strives. and lights and fi Demanding all. deserving nothingg Une small grave is what he gets. 'clsg It should not. maybe. but does. Sometimes in trouble take the string off, To think that someone is. or was. Some day, somewhere, worse oIl'. e.-Xnon iaw-bon e. I or were Instead of talking often, think: Instead of seeing often, blinkg And listen as along you go, But never tell of all you know. Learn what is wise And don't forget it, And if your face would smile -ee Anon XVhy, let it! CZMMQQWQ ' , A . 1 ...Nl 1- H - A-. v X.. Nt- l'ug1e .Yilzelif-fall! -a , , lfonzplinzvnls uf i O C EIOf'tl'iCrll CUIITITICIOI' BIGLERVILLE. PA. Compliments Cflllllllbiil Cf1.l.l0gc' vf IIAc:E1:s'l'1mfN. Mn. 1-1. L. RQUZER , 1 f 410 I . . 77W 0 Gvr10n1l Ml'l'l'IllllllIlSl' : ' A A 11 1 kgb?6fv4b,w:!.OWN.w i7CD0q.eQ, N 1 llluwznmsmq PENNA. ': f'fALwBus 4pJ Compliments of Q Delmrtnlent Store' A Outfitters im' the Entlre E- G- Family Q ,, , GENERAL MERCHANDIS Vt . L. Douglas 511095 1 Iliglz lirrulz' .llr'rf'l1umli.v1' ul Produvp in Fxchanup Jlmlvrrziz' I'ri1'v.v I 'R IW-32 B1lHill'lUI'l' Sl. TABLE ROCK. 'JA- W Gl'I'l l'YSBl'liG. PA. N Cop: Say clicl yuu svn' thai Sigllillw, , Carolyn Colo: Y0s. but I 4li4ln'l sw you. ..,,, 3 How Cam you kvcp yuurscll' warm :ll nighlZ ' W E Hlivzlcll for an lmlnmkcl inslm-:ul ol' an slwvlf' W W, Did u lion over lrilv you? Ycs. hul hv gui well zuinin A pzlrusilc is an porsun wlm goes ll1l'0llQh an l'l'Y0lYilIQ dom' wilhuul pushing. l'rly4' ,Villvlgj-film' .Penrose Myers EST.-llil.lSlllflI 1876 Vlfatellnlaker and Jeweler Repairing a Speeiality Oettyslwurg Souvenirs I2 li2lll.lIllOl'C Sl. GE'l l'YSBURG. PA. WALTER HOWE Local and Long Distanve Hauling Fruits and Vegetables Bananas C. V. Phone 50-I3 BIGLERVILLE, PA. FIR1-3 CASUALTY SURETY BoNns CHARLES M. PENSYL Insurance BIGLERVILLE, PENNA. Every Kind of Insurance Except Life THE EEST PLACE TO BUY Mens and Ladies Ready to Weal- Shoes and Clothing Cettysburg's Family Store HARRY VIENER 30 Yoiui ST. GE'l l'YSI3URG, PA. EVERYTHING A GOOD DRUG STORE SHOULD HAVE Prvsr'ripIio1is II Spvvirllly KEET DRUG STORE 27 Clnllliln-1'sl1l11'g Sl. iil'I'l l'YSBURG, PENNA. She: Darling how could you live without me? He: Che:1per. Miss xVC2lYL'I'I I'ye cluuiged my mi ws ml Halrolcl XVel1lm: XVell does il work :my lrellm-rZ ' Hurolcl Heighcs: Pm going lo he Ll surgeon. Harold Bucher: Noi for me. Too much inside work. Miss Bowersox: XVhy climl you spell Dll0lIIl1ill.lt' n-0-ll-nl-al-l-i-e'? C:1p ll62ll'flOl'lliI The 'K' on my typewriter is not working. Page .Vinely-si.: T ' .g AAU.. -.....,, .7 Y, --- THIS NIF I'Y CARD CASE Flliilif Will: Erich Ordvr of Cords - 1 T: 1 13?-5. fs? ' .I -4' . -. -f -A -wa -W.-.., f 0 sf cgsgcfwl-kg-Q.. . Q.-.5456 .. 01x4 -Ac.-. sw..-Y-.gf-I i ' 'Qs ' if - ' Fw- -rf-E-.ATAYQ wsewm..fea2 EE--SSS. 'ig . Q Ii , 1 , . .. . wp- II 'f,.- ' . , f -- 5. Ii- II 4 'f - 4 'I' 'Ii i . I I cqfrsh If .gf ' . ' Mena. V? 4 , '8 if VA Q5 gs fu 14 .. J., 'M If - ' If , . Null-1 lluums INx'l'l'.x'l'loNs -- ANNolfNul-:Ml4:N'i's Sociu. 8 livslxlcss S'I'.X'l'l0NAllY Headquarters for Ci1l'iStlll1:lS Greeting Cards I vuIur1m: the Iiox Assortnwnt oi' I5 lm-uv Illu- xrravvd ffards with Iivautiful Tissue Lim-Il En- veloper fo- 31.00, Your name printm-ml on Cards :li no oxlrz, cost PAUL F. OSBORN cz. xt lflmmx ma-4 lsmi,1f:nvlI,l,lc. PA. I Thr Prinl Shop will! flu' lillu' ' f Frou I H. IB. B6l1li0I' SZ Son Funeral Direvtors . Gli'l l'YslsUlzo, PA. FUNERAL HOME DAY AND NIGHT SEIIVICIQ Complinlvnts of H. 81 H. Machine Shop A. Ii, Hurmzuisos. Prop. Soulh XVushingIon Slrvvl GIi'l I'YSBlIRG. PA. PLANK 81 BELI , Authorized Ford Dealers Tires. Oils. Parts. A00esso1'ies. EIU. Huy Il Ford und Spvml 1110 lIilI'1'rl'l1r'1 ' GIi'l l'YSBURG. PA. Iiuuovur Stvzun Bakery RREA D R0l.I.S CAKES 257 Iizlllimorc Sl. GIi'I I'YSIiUIlII, P.-X. John D.: XVho did hc lllill'l'y?U liolwrl R.: Ho IIl2ll'l'iL'Ii an won Johull.: XV0ll,t' ' . ' R' Nou Iool dui xou cvci' know auwonc lhall cIimIn'l m:u'i'x' an woman '? liolwrl II.: Yu, my sislvr. Sho IIIill'I'i0Ii :I mam. Mr. Enck: UPIIIICUIRIIC this SCIIIOIICCZ Miss Jonvs. lhc ill'illliii.lli voung Izuly. walked down the sll'e0l. Ricl1zu'd xvllitlillf IRI make an :hash :lflcr Miss .lonvs. I'IlIlt' .vIIH'fIl-Nl'lIt'lI ' . . . . , . . . , ..., . .. G. W. KOSER LIIMBER FEEDS-CRAIN-LIME-COAI. BUILDING MATERIALS Yard and Warelwusn Both Phones BIGLERVILLE, PA. BIGLERVILLE SALES 81 SERVICE jbr Economical Transporta Hon WA Six in the Price Range of Fourn Iiusi York Sl. IilGI.IiHVII,I,E, PA. Boll Phom' QH3 Mr. Stock: Nzuuv il liquid lhnl won'l f1'vc-zo. lirucc Thomzlsz Hoi walter. Did you cvvl' illiil' CIIiUl'0i'Ul'llI?n No, who lvzlvlivs il? Luis ilgllilli have you 1-vol' clouv anything on iiluv'? I bought an cur on time. I'uyf' .Yillvly-vi STRAND THEATRE Where Sound Sounds Best One Big Picture After A11otl1t-1' Lo0K Oven OUR l'11oG1um1 llAlL1' Good Ventilationg Comfortable Chairs: Big Pictures: and Perfect Projection Compliments of Gott sbur Water yy g Pastry blltlll C0111 Jan l Y and Ill liRllllIllUl't' Street B1g1e1-vi11e Wm- G 3 'TY5BURU CUUIPZUIY 'Tor Quality Pastries CARLISLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE An. Accredited School Standardized in Courses. Teachers, and Equipment.- 22 Years Under Present Management.- No graduates out of positions. Enter any time.- lndividual and Class Instruction.- Special Summer Courses for Ambitious Students.- Write us at once for particulars. ADDRESS O. K. WElBl,EY. PTill,l'i1IUl CAR1,1s1.u. PA. l asked Mary lzlsl night il' l 111igl1t sec her l1o111e. :md she salid. 'Yes ttlllllllly. l'll send you an picture ol' it'. To what ge11c1':1l class does the cruylisli l1clo11g'. ' 'l'l1c SUlbll0lllOl't' Class. CLASS S'l'ONliS l:l't'Slllll0ll limcralld SOlDllOIllOl't'S SU2lllSl1lllt'. .luniors Gl'llltlSt0llt'. Se11io1's--- 'llOlllllSlOllt'. Have :111 1lt't'ltlt'lll'ln No. tl1:111ks. just had unc. in llffy-lllll RICE PRODUCE COMPANY Wholesale Dealers in EGGS. POULTRY. BUTTER AND APPLES Biglerville ChZll1lh6I'Sblll'g ,I Newport Compliments of THOMAS BROS. Riglerville's IJCPZIITIIIGIIT Store i J Aviator: XV:1nn:u l1yZ Flu Q mer: You lmclclm Y I I Aviator: W:1iif l'II cuicli one for you. i 4 l'roI'. Yosl: ln which of his lmlllvs was Alc-xznmlol' lhv Grc-all killv4lZ ' Halrolcl Lower: I lhink il wus his Iusl unc. Our house ought lo ho warm this winlm-r. uXXvhv.?sa uB9l'RlllS0 lho painter gave il two coals. I'u4u- Um' Hundred 1 --If 0,--In Q ALI. KINIJS OF INSIIIIANIIIQ I S00 IJAURA IB. FISSEI, I Nlzimmie Iiuilcling I II11:'1 l'xSl:l:m:. I'lf:Nxx. A IIICLI. PHONI-1 17-li ri. V. PIIONIC 1133-W Compliments of i 1 N T' j N ILA T E D GIIOLERY H. K. RAI I-'I:INSIII'1Iil5I'III I3ICI,ERVILI,Ii. PA. , w 1 N , 1 Phone, C. V.-I4-3 LYRII' RADIO IJLNERAL MILRLHANDISL I f 1 1 ' 1 ', w' 1 VI AX-MDL GAHMIIIJ St'I'l7It'l'. Quulily undSr1lixfm'lim1 l F HRUUGH Prop Ull11I'1llll1'l'fl IIA'I I'ERY ANI! EI,Ei l'RIl' SERVICF J. DENTLER IIOTII I'imNlcs S'I'A'I'ION Ifree IIIYIIIICCEISO Service Expert Garage Repairing Oils, Gas, Tires, Tubes, Accessories Route 31 I5IGI,IiRVlI.I.I'I. INK. , Aspers, I 21. r NIN Iilue I'Ie:u'el1 I ,X smiling I'nee. A snps's plalee. .X 4-uzy ri-mn .X Illlle nesl ul unlialppmess wliere Ihe Imlllex lnlmvm. .lusi XIV. Yost :xml me Aml History makes lhree. IVIIIIIIIIIIX are we in my Iilue IIislu'1'i1 Page ffllt' lllulrlreu' Une The South Mountains Almost cvery town, no matter how large or small. has its claim for fame. liig- lerville is not without her claim. She claims to be the largest shipper of apples in the state ol' Pennsylvania and holds a place of importance in the shipment ol' peaches. This is a signal honor-eis it not '? Our orchards produce mo1'e than apples and peachesg namely, the blossoms. ln early May our hillsides are patches ot' pink and white. They present a spectacular sight as they are contrasted against the deep blue of the rolling hills and mountains. Here is a spring-time paradise--fa sight not easily forgotten. XVe are proud ol' the natural beauty ol' this vicinity and with our neighboring towns we gladly share it with those who come to see it. XVe do not claim to de- serve any honor for the Battle ol' Gettysburgg but we are proud that we live near Gettysburg. At Flora Dale one may see great orchards. Locust trees line the highway. Here also is the oldest Friends' meeting-house in this section of the state. The road through Buchanan Valley known as The Narrows is without a doubt one ot' Pennsylvania's scenic drives. First we come to the Arendtsville Union Park. Here the South Mountain Fair is held-reputed to be the largest agricultural lair in Pennsylvania. From now on one sees dashing streams and hills covered with hemlocks. A short distance oil' the highway is the Lutheran Training Camp. No more litting place could have been chosen for the camp. Continuing we come to Piney Mountain Summit which has an elevation of one thousand three hundred and tifty feet. ll' one wants a better vicw he should go to Big Flat. on which is located a lire tower. Here one can obtain a view ot' the surrounding country for many miles. Further on we come to one ol' Adams County's historic spots. Here at the .lesuit Mission we sec a statue of Mary Jcmison, the white squaw. Since seeing is believingfyou cannot all'ord to miss seeing these beautiful mountains. ei: at '95 Page One llundrecl Tum N39-'G-Gx x' nr New Store and Building W ill Be Open This Sunnner Until then we will oeeupy t6lllll0l'Ell'y quarters: tml will have our usual sto:-k of good clothing and furnishings for men and boys. C ome to See Us - Yozfll Find Us Ready IQRONENBERGS HCarIisle's Big Clothing Store Ti:MPonAn1LY AT 17 W. HIGI1 STREET NEAR FARMI-:R's TRUST Co. We Specialize in School and College Printing -fzenwiw We operate the only complete Ruling. Printing una Binding Serviee in Chanilmersburg, all under one roof. --ffi9lnG?r XVe printed and bound the 1930 Mirror. NVrit0 ns before plan-ing your next order. Your inquiry will have onr best attention and service. fi9l4Bi+' THE KERR PRINTING CO. Rulers - Printers - Binders 458-462 If. King St. CHAMBERSBURG, PA. I 1 011 Ilumlrecl Three Pngw Um' llunzlrvrl Four I X N f 1' 1-.-, ,., X Ag , x f 1' . 1 ' if l fl ' f'7 6 ll l Nl- lm KC' 'lla' qw ll',Qn1n,gX 'LY' husk Q XX il WH .. J ' J' X M 0 - xg 'ix' fix 'X ggi fe, 'Q f-Q ,, riff i. A , - 59, XVe're oll' to the seas, my males, 'l'o the eold and the storms and lhe straits lu the iee of the North. XVe shall como to the warmth and the palms and the dlouth And no one can tell il' all shall he well flll the stagnant hrines of the South, XVe're ol'l', my males, lo it allf-4 'l'o the sea for the love ol' the sea, To the peace and the brawl, lo the restless eall 0 the gulls on the restless sea. ln the far-called ports we shall trade XVilh lmarlmarous tribes, in whale-oil. purple and jade. But now to the ropes, and cherish your hopes Though the sun shall drown in the sea: XVith a wave of the hand, we hid to the land Adios, B. H. S. adios. l 1 Q 5 0 F ..r.l . up Page flllf' llululred Fim' ,f rv,- 'A 5' 1 L2 iw e , . in r Y., 5' ' ' L . A-QQ , E95 ,Q , . vjimz- Y V ' 37' KN - 1, a ', ., mir W,-.iii bf g,1 5 .-5.4 ff.. . 3, ,r - -' x XJYERE , . A ,,.L V ' 5.1.5 . V .-4 7,. ,,:- I ',. . .H A, ww A. -'f ,..-,.,, , , if Sf' if ii , ,fflifi 'g2fi'i-,: Ja -w ff ' f,A,,,,: gm -gm. -4. Vs