Biglerville High School - Mirror Yearbook (Biglerville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1955 volume:

if - V 5 i E 5 1 3 1 it 5 J w i 'x 1 W2 I 4 3 Q 54 1 I , I 1 5 5 51 S 5 5 s 2 5 1 S 3 i 3 5 x 1 5 S 3 2 s 5 5 fl S E 7 I5 4 l 2 w 'w 5 5 5 5 5 2 s i 3 f 1 h2,,,., ,.4, .,,,.W , ., ,. ,A N ., . Sports, rightly understood, is an occupation of the whole man and, while perfecting the body, it also makes the mind a more refined instrument for the search and communication of birth. ' Pope Pius XII. 'Y THMIRRUR Published by THE SENIOR CLASS OF BIGLERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Bi gleruille, Pennsylvania P s . . THE MIRROR Copyright 1955 BIGLERVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA Editor-in-Chief MELINDA HAUSER Associate Editor LOIS MUSSELMAN Business Managers SHELVEY JEAN LADY GLENDA FREED Printer THE CRAFT PRESS, INC. Photographer ENSMINGER STUDIOS Page two Foreword In this 1955 publication of THE MIRROR we have attempted to portray most of the activities in which the school has participated during the 1954-55 term. This is our story as we lived it, learned it, and loved it. The pages that follow are full of the smiles, sorrows, fun, and disappointments that we have experienced at Biglerville High School. When we become older we hope that its pages will help us to recall the school that we love so well. The Seniors . Page three Dedication We, the Class of 1955, dedicate this yearbook to all FATHERS who, we feel, justly deserve much credit for the opportunities and happiness that they provide in our lives. Page four Contents ALMA MATER ADMINISTRATION SENIOR CLASS UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES SPORTS HUMOR PATRONS I5 Alma Mater Biglerville High School we are bringing our gifts of homage due. With songs and praises ringing, our debts we owe to youg Other high schools have their colors, which are loved by young and old But the noblest and the fairest are Biglerville's black and gold. When we enter 1ife's great battle, and high school days are o'er, We will think of thee and love thee as ne'er we've done before. Our hearts will surely linger, our lives will ever tell, We love you, Alma Mater, true-hearted Biglerville. SCHOOL MOTTO SCHOOL COLORS Onward and Upward Black and Gold Page six ww A. Q ,gm rg D rp 3 -fe, , yr., fa Q ' G '3NM 1 -K v I 2 2 Q A K x 'X' B 0 9 3 'P 951' ADMINISTRATION Joint School Board First Row, left lo right: Cecil Snyder, Pearl Wenk, J. F. Kanagy, R. M. Martin, L. W. Kleinfelter Guy Dear dorff, Corman Day. Second Row: Luther Horick, Paul Pitzer, Arnold Orner, Dr. R. M. Hale,'Oscar C. Rice, Robert Lott H E Rex. Third Row: George Weaver, john Elmer Hoke, L. W. Garretson. Not Pictured: M. E. Knouse, john Taylor, Luther Lady. Joint ARENDTSVILLE Paul Hartman Mrs. john Frederick Dr. W. North Sterrett Harvey Dickert BOROUGH BEN DERSVILLE BOROUGH Mrs. George Schriver Dale Crum Mrs. Roy Starner Clyde Orner BIGLERVILLE BOROUGH Willis Weigle Mrs. B. G. Walter Mrs. P. McGlynn Russell Hackman Donald Bosserman Pitzer, Glenn Fetters, Kenneth Alwine, Roy Heckenluber, Henry Lower Mansberger, Leslie Keller, George Shriver, Fred Lewis, Paul Crum Carl School Commission Page eight BUTLER TOWNSHIP Mrs. Marshall Longenecker Leroy Zeigler Mrs. Clayton Jester Mrs. Henry Wagner Arthur Musselman MEN NALLEN TOWNSHIP Charles Gulden Mrs. Harold Steiner Richard Galusha Luther Smith TYRON E TOWNSHIP Mrs. Garnet Coble Glenn Kime Mrs. Pauline Kemper Arbe Dorsey dministration Leslie V. Stock Supervising Principal New Oxford High School Shippensburg State Teachers College Gettysburg College - B.S., M.S. Penn State University Charles L. Yost Bruce B. Sheats Arthur M. Gordon Principal Administration Social Studies jr. and Sr. Choruses Mathematics, Latin History, P. O. D. Carlisle High School Lewisburg High School Gettysburg High School Albright College - B. A. Bucknell University - Gettysburg College 7 A.B. Gettysburg College - M. A. B. A., M. A. Penn State University - West Chester S. T. A. Columbia University - M. Ed. Penn State University M.S. Ed Page nine Faculty Richard N. Allison Mary Louise Clouser William L. Coradetti Mathematics, Chemistry English Social Studies, English Physics Middletown High School Luzerne High School Atendtsviue High School Radcliffe College - A.B. Kings College - B.A. Gettysburg College - A.B. Elizabethtown College Shippensburg S. T. C. Western Maryland College Gettysburg College Lebanon Valley College Lebanon Valley College Clyde R. Cover Ruth S. Crawford Mary A. Diehl Wood Shop, Mechanical School Nurse Home Economics Drawing Chambersburg High School Noxen High School Middletown High School Chambersburg Hospital - R. N. Mansfield S. T. C. - B.S Millersville S. T. C. - B.S. Penn State University - M. Ed. Page ten Albert Drachbar Geography, Guidance J. P. McCaskey High School Millersville S. T. C. - B. S. Penn State University -- M. Ed. Donald R. Ernst Driver Education, English York Springs High School Shippensburg S. T. C. - B. S. Penn State University - M. Ed. Faculty , l Ralph L. Eckenrode Samuel A. Ehlman Commercial Science, Mathematics Chambersburg High School Ickesburg High School Shippensburg S. T. C. - B. S. Shippensburg S. T. C. - B. S. Gettysburg College Columbia University - M. S. Penn State University - M. Ed. Kay S. Frantz Home Economics Boyden High School Catawba College - B. S. in Page eleven Robert B. Garrett Health, Physical Education Hanover High School H. Ec. East Stroudsburg S. T. C. B. S Western Maryland College Faculty Barbara A. Hess Barbara A. Keller T. William Krebs Commercial, Geography Art Physical Education, Health ' Waynesboro High School Biglerville High School Social Studies Shippensburg S. T. C. - B. S. Penn State University - B. S. Bellefome High School Pennsylvania State University - B.S. Lawrence W. Gulden Geography, Science 'Biglerville High School c'elIYSbUrg College - B.S Robert G. Reiter Guidance, French Mathematics Dumont High School Gettysburg College - A. B. Gettysburg Seminary - B. D. Temple University - Ed. M. Page twelve Anne W. Sanders Library Science, English Towson High Cchool Western Maryland -- B. A., M. A Facult Harold W. Sanders Ann G. Settle Frank E. Soloski Instrumental Music, English Elementary and junior High Metal Shop, Mechanical New Oxford High School Music Drawing Temple Unwerslry - B. s. Biglerville High schooi Kiiiamiiiig High schoci Western Maiylagg College - siisqtiehaiimi University -- B. s. California s. T. c. - B. s. , , 'Ak 2 'C ' ' Jeanne W. Weber Mildred A. Walter Rheba S. WCHIZC1 English History, Civics Physical Education, Health Gettysburg High School Gettysburg High School Biglerville High School Gettysburg College - A. B. Gettysburg College - A. B. Page thirteen Faculty john W. White Agriculture Fairiield High School University of Maryland - B. S. We, the Class of 1955, wish to express our gratitude to the members of the various Boards of Education and to the Faculty for the contributions and faithful services they have rendered Biglerville High School. Business Manager .... David C. Houck Secretary ............. Arlene Sanders Truant Ofhcer ....... Harry W. Lerew Custodians ........ John D. Stallsmith Charles C. Stock Page fourteen 'S l E fs:-1 f W 1 Q JA Melinda Emmaline Hauser President Emmy Academic Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12g Girls' Chorus 10g A cappella Choir 10, 11, 12g Intramural Volleyballg Peter Pan Club Secretary 10, Vice-Pres. 11, 12g Senior Band Majorette 10, Assist. Head 11, Head 12g B-Hi Times Reporter 10, Feature Ed. ll, 123 B-Club 10, 11, 12g Student Council 123 Editor of Yearbook 123 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 105 The Curious Savage 115 All Thru the Night 123 Class Presi- dent 12g Operetta 10, 11, 12g Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 129 Spring County Chorus 12. Darlene Doretta Fetters Vice-President Whimpy Commercial Senior Band 10, 11, 123 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12g Girls' Chorus 10, A capella Choir 10, 11, Vice-Pres. 123 Girls' Quartet 11, 125 Class Treasurer 10, Vice-Pres. 123 B-Club 11, 12g Operetta 10, 11, 125 Home Room Pres. 113 Spring Musical 10, 11, 12. Lovely to look at . . . a friend of everyone . . . Frank's steady . . . soprano in the choir . . . will make a good secre- tary for some lucky boss . . . drummer girl. Musical 10, 11, 125 Basketball Cheerleader 11, Captain 12g Our President and Editor . . . future campus kid . . . per- sonality plus . . . sharp head majorette . . . receives letters from a Penn State student . . . pretty . . . likes dramatics. Carolyn Ann Wierman ' Secretary Ca-Ca Commercial Senior Band 10, 11, Sec. 125 Chorus 10g Operetta 103 B-Hi Times 10, 11, 125 B-Club 11, 12g Student Council, Vice-Pres. 12g Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12g Varsity Basketball 10, 113 Track 10g Homeroom Pres. 10, Vice-Pres. 11g Class Secretary 12. Pretty blond hair . . . seen with jean . . . has a cute laugh . . . an attractive Student Council member . . . pilots her dad's Mercury . . . one of the A-ville gang. Nevin Richards Frantz, jr. , - Treasurer n Nub Academic 1 A Football Manager 10, 11, 123 Basketball 10, 11, 12g Base- M Q ball 10: B-Club 11, Vice-Pres. 12g B-Hi Times 10, 11, 12g g Student Council 11, 12g Class President 11, Treasurer 12g Z' -:QI . , Homeroom Pres. 12g Yearbook Staff 124 All Thru the Night 'ff 125 Tribunal 11, 12. . Flirtatious . . . handles our class bankroll . . . football Manager . . . wild life interests him . . . future Penn Stater . . . big hit in the Senior play . . . frequent visitor to South Main Street . . . popular. Page sixteen ,gm s we it 4 x 52 za me ft 4 .h Leg, .WFP ,K K . ta ts., 39553 x fine , 1 Q wage 1 X 2 Q Y if we ij get f .C Yugi g qi YA M xg pw f . 5 ,lift YL 44 ' p if gigs, + ' - ' Q V 4 Rfk . 1, frififmii' 7IT,1faa1'f?? 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'71 TXQQQQ 3:35:34 5 2 Wm f 'r ' -7 ASH ', ,-,fiishtm 'Nha' 1 Lucille jean Baker Lucy Academic Student Council 125 A capella Choir 10, 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Girls' Chorus 105 B-Hi Times Reporter 10, 11, 125 Spring Musical 10, 11, 125 Operetta 10, 11, 125 B-Club 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, President 125 Make-up Com- mittee 11, 12. Those straight A report cards . . . enjoys a good laugh . . . plans to be a Florence Nightingale follower . . . once a friend, always a friend . . . claims her heart's all her own. janet Lucille Beitman Beity Mixed Chorus 10, Pianist 11, 125 A capella Choir 10, Pianist Richard Lewis Beamer Big Academic Baseball 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, 115 Intramural basketball 10, 11, 125 Art Club 10, 115 B-Club 12. B-ville's jerry Lewis . . . pool shark . . . Whatcabout that G-burg girl? . . . seen with Mac . . . baseball fanatic . . . that laugh! Academic 11, 125 Senior Band 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 12, Vice-Pres. 115 B-Hi Times Reporter 10, 11, 125 B-Club 11, 125 Pianist for Boys Octette 10, 11, 125 Peter Pan Club 11, Secretary-Treasurer 125 Operetta 10, Pianist 11, 125 Girls' Chorus 105 Spring Musical 10, 11, 125 Pink and Patches 105 Pianist for Girls' Quartet and Trio 11, 125 Literary Editor of Yearbook 125 Property Committee 10, 115 Music for All Through the Night 125 No Room in the Hotel 125 County Chorus 12. Poised . . . soft spoken . . . tickles the ivories for the choir and chorus . . . ideal student . . . neat dresser . . . that Buick convertible! . . . plans to enter Bucknell. Page seventeen Doris Elizabeth Bere Doris Academic Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 123 Girls' Chorus 103 Spring Musi- cal 103 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, IZQ Social Dancing 103 Basketball Manager IIQ Intramural Basketball 103 Intramural Volleyball 105 Banking 12. Cheerful as can be . . . cute . . . little giggle . . . seen with Deanie . . . bashful at times . . . wants to be a woman in white. William Fredrick Birgensmith Toppie Academic Football 10, 11, 123 Basketball 10, 113 Intramural Basket- ball 10, 11, 123 Track 10, 11, 123 Wrestling 11, IZQ B-Club 11, 12. Terrific man on the gridiron . . . that old Plymouth . . . has an interest near Pittsburgh . . . mischievous, but kind at heart . . . one of our mighty wrestlers. Ronald Ordene Boyer Duck Industrial Stage Crew 10, 11, 12. Wonder where he got that nickname? . . . pilots his Plymouth Cthat's a jokej . . . hard worker . . . one of our quiet lads . . . sportsman. John Conrad Bretzman Yappy Industrial Stage Crew 10, 11, 12. V Bendersville boy . . . seen with Duck . . . ambition to get out of school . . . friendly . . . likes the outdoors . . . bash- ful??? . . . that nickname! Page eighteen Shirley ball 10. . . . good student. Howard Eugene Chronister Fiddle Commercial Social Dancing 105 Stage Crew 10, 125 Safety Patrol 11, 12. One of the commercial boys . . . lives for the present and lets .the future take care of itself . . . admits his hobby is chasing girls . . . patrol boy . . . plans to be a typist. ..Kathy.. Chorus 10, 11, 12. Springs. Frank Robert Cline Clif 1Y Commercial Band 10, 11, Vice-Pres. 125 Chorus 10, 11, 125 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, 11, 125 B-Club 10, ll, Pres. 125 Class Pres. 105 County Chorus 115 A cappella Choir 11, Pres. 12.5 Orchestra 11, 125 Operetta 11, 125 Student Council 10, 125 District Chorus 12. 'Plays a great game of basketball . . . spends his evenings with Darlene . . . good tenor . . . liked by everyone . . . blasts a hot cornet . . . flies low in that Plymouth . . . good school spirit. Page nineteen Shirley Violet Cashman Commercial Social Dancing 105 B-Hi Times 10, 115 Mixed Chorus 105 Tri-Hi-Y 105F. H. A. 10, 125 Intramural Basketball 105 Spring Musical 105 Pep Club 105 Girls Chorus 105 Intramural Volley- Blushes easily . . . pretends to be uiet . . . has dreams all her own . . . doesn't like home wor or too much make-up ff 7 ','C!jl'-055 is .M'1c,ma'gqwfw1fnfg Q 'f fl: ,Q 1 - fwiff? 4 W N A ' A A 1235535 lf-W, Q ffgslfhlgjqggglbfg 1-1, 1' 1 mf ' ,zziiggygzf if -ff? f 5,5 ,mir lugs rye, W' ' 5 w be 1 5 , ' '.wL f1H W2i :sf1'Q rTZ' zitfwf f Af yihpifl 5 39225535 'law ,tm y K was ll' if 1 gl, wap? igifgrg 51 ,211 P M Maple M294 A if ENUM? ' , 'f '7' ?,v'f:?Zwsi ' f Iv . 3 1? - . 1 A N 5 ,. N., grew M It N A 5 . 's uszi ' V f f .5-at , Mifassaga' 5, H25 I '3 1 i.2 '2'gS:Si1:1:2.':r I-122222 iQaufe3iiiQs:'1: 1 .Q 33 Q I 2 fr Kathyrn Irene Chronister Academic Spring Musical 10, 125 Costume Committee 125 Girls' Chorus 105 A cappella Choir 10, 11, 125 F. H. A. 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 125 Operetta 10, 11, 125 Art Club 105 Mixed Quiet Csometimesj . . . Mother Nature curls her hair . . . will make Don a good wife . . . good at sewing . . . a future home-maker . . . clerks in a grocery store in York ww f ' W 'Vi' ge, H .5 Marisa? 5 We l .. + 'ft . www iii ft ' -, 5. a t an --'-- 1 1 5 -. 5 ,x tgfttgngepg 1 5'im'5'k was 115199312 Q as ra. -- ' '-'---r f JQ5Qisf'Q.1wffWa1S.wiww? 2 72736 E MQWWgwwff'ez r ' . Q- 5 rwMZ5Q'l V, ! jTwiL 5 l 1 , ' 2551! : , , -:yes3'l:i W-mm 5- . ::. ,M ., 1 Qlqttwail '5 . 1-E. gs. 3 1-1 ,. 7 ll' vt ,. .,,,, 3 :Sit fl- .-,- ' 5 ,,, 5 .,,-.. , ,.,.,5.. .,.,,, , 6 ' ' ' f'!i1!iz.3 Nancy Marie Cline Nan Commercial Band 10, 11, 123 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 123 A cappella Choir 10, 11, 12Q Home Room Sec. 10, Treas. 123 Tri-Hi-Y 103 Spring Musical 10, 11, 123 Girls' Chorus 103 Girls' Quar- tet 11, 123 Operetta 10, 11, 123 District Chorus 12. Musically inclined . . . one of the Commercial gang . . friendly . . . chums with Darlene . . . that television! . . dislikes hill billy music . . . sings in the Girls' Quartet. jean Louise Collins Penny Academic Band 10, 11, 123 Softball 103 A cappella Choir 10, 113 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12g Operetta 10, 113 B-Hi Times 11, 12g Girls' Chorus 103 Mixed Chorus 10. Sm-oo-th dancer . . . gets around . . . aspires to be a nurse . . . hails from Bendersville . . . seen with Joan . . . possesses a mischievous twinkle in those eyes. John Philip Day John Commercial B-Club 10, 11, Sec.-Treas. 12Q Student Council Treas. 123 Baseball 10, 11, 123 Basketball 10, 11, 123 Band 10, 11, 123 B-Hi Times 123 Orchestra 10, 11, 123 B-Hi Times 123 Orches- tra 10 11, 123 A cappella Choir 10, 11, 123 Operetta 10, 11, 123 Typing Manager of Yearbook 123 County Chorus 113 County Band 123 Class Vice-Pres. 103 Boys' Octet 12. Plays a hot trombone . . . one of our basketball stars . . . what about jean? . . . hopes to be an accountant . . . an all-around swell guy . . . good student. Janet Arlene Ehlman Janny Academic A cappella Choir 10, -11, 123 Girls' Chorus 103 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 123 Operetta 10, 11, 123 Spring Musical 10, 11, 123 County Chorus 113 Southern District Chorus 113 B- Club 11, 123 Softball 103 B-Hi Times Reporter 10, Senior As- sociate Editor 123 Peter Pan Club Pres. 123 Student Council 123 Girls' Quartet 11, 123 Student Director All Thru the Night 123 Prompter The Curious Savage 113 No Room in the Hotel 123 Senior Band 10, 11, 123 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 123 District Chorus 12. College-bound . . . plays a mean clarinet . . . a good stu- dent . . . the future holds a promise of success . . . sings also in the girls' quartet . . . always a helpful classmate. Page twenty . ,- 1. tfggfiwea-31-fm e fggflgfxiggzj? .1 Q.-ff 'fs ?Q3fi'lT?1 Q iff: . 5544-K tiff 1' e, - , ' gag, ,s eg at . ,ivy U ff '. ,l .. .f.::: - 3,5 'sf 5 M I f K i ' rpm fs , QW Fred George Finfrock Fred Industrial Varsity Baseball 10, 11, 125 B-Club 11, 12 5 Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 125 Stage Crew 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10. That hairdo!! . . . is well aware of the opposite sex . . . often seen driving that Chevy . . . voted best dressed boy in the senior class . . . always ready for a good time. Evadne June Fohl Deanie Academic A cappella Choir 10, 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, Sec. 125 Basketball Manager 115 Social Dancing 105 Girls' Chorus 105 Girls' Trio 11, 125 Operetta 10, 11, 125 Spring Musical 10, 11, 125 Intramural Basketball 105 Banking 125 Intramural Volleyball 10. Full of fun . . . takes school seriously . . . a beam of sun- light in a darkened room . . . sings melody with Kay and Nancy in the girls' merry trio . . . works U1 at Murphy's. Glenda Rae Freed Poodles Academic Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 B-Hi Times 10, 11, 125 Senior Band 11, 125 B-Club 11, 125 Yearbook Staff 125 Peter Pan Club 10, 11, 125 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 105 The Curious Savage 115 Prompter All Through the Night 12. Has a special interest at Drexel . . . seems to enjoy dra- matics . . . hails from the east end . . . one of the French II students! . . . always ready to join in the fun . . . likes debates. Joan Marie Geiselman J0fli Academic Basketball 11, 125 A cappella Choir 10, 115 Softball 10, 11, 125 Stage Crew 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Dance Band 125 Mixed Chorus 105 Girls' Chorus 105 Spring Musical 10, 11, 125 B-Club 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 115 Operetta 10, 11. Happy-go-lucky . . . vitality shines in her eyes - and that's not all . . . French student??? . . . sports enthusiast . . . Paul's her man! Page twenty-one ,, V W Sa all ???21L2ii5l?3S2Q.iJ , U... s Args ii ills? 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Loaded with school spirit . . . daydreams of someone in Gardners . . . plans to pound a typewriter . . . constantly clowning . . . seen with Carolyn . . plays a jazzy saxophone. Mildred Geraldine Guise Sis Academic B-Hi Times 10, 11, 125 Patriot News School Correspondent 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, Treasurer 125 Banking 10, 11, 125 Girls' Chorus 105 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Senior High Band 125 Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 125 Spring Musical 125 Intramural Volleyball 105 Stage Crew 10, 115 Costume Committee 12 5 Intramural Softball 105 Intramural Basketball 105 junior Red Cross, Pres. 12. Quiet but congenial . . . heart of gold . . . prospective nurse . . . Mrs. Clouser's helier . . . toots a bass in the band . . . assists Mr. Sheats in ban ing . . . serious about her work. Elener Anna Hartman Elener Commercial F. H. A. 10, 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 105 Social Dancing 105 B-Hi Times 105 Tri-Hi-Y 105 Spring Musical 10. Quiet. but friendly . . . future typist . . . seen with Shirley . . dislikes opera . . . is peeved by boys who drive too fast . slow, but sure. Page twenty-two Lola Ann Hildebrand Arm Academic Senior Band 10, 11, 12, A cappella Choir 10, 11, 12.3 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12g B-Hi Times 10, 11, News Editor 123 Peter Pan Club 10, 11, 125 Prompter, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 10, Prompter, The Curious Savage 115 Prompter, All Thru the Night 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12g B'Club 10, 11, 12g Operetta 10, 11, 124 Basketball Manager 10g Softball Manager 10, No Room in the Hotel 12. Often heard saying, I'll never meet that deadline . . . toots a flute . . . always ready to lend a helping hand . . . has dreams all her own . . . blushes easily . . . dainty and petite . . . slow, but sure. Donald Leroy Himes M01eY Vocational Football 11, 12, Basketball 10, 115 Wrestling 12g Track 10, 11, 125 F. F. A. 10, 11, Secretary 123 B-Club 11, 12g Base- ball 11, 12. A football uniform becomes him . . . wants to work for Uncle Sam . . . what about those eighth grade girls?? . . . shows partiality to Fords . . . shorts minded. Jean Isabelle Hykes jean Commercial Peter Pan Club 125 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12, Girls' Chorus 10g A cappella Choir 10, 11, 12g Social Dancing 10g Track 101 Tri-Hi-Y 103 B-Hi Times 105 Spring Musical 10, 11, 129 B-Club 11, 12g Art Club 11g Operetta 10, 11, 125 Home Room President 12g Student Council 12, Pink and Patches 123 Intramural Volleyball and Basketball 10, 123 No Room in the Hotel 12. Pretty . . . Oh, Johnny is No. 1 on her hit parade . . . always clowning around and having a good time . . . Mr. Gordon's secretary . . . big brown eyes . . . meets everything with a smile. grggwvypiyj-r mg ,. ga W . ' ' james David Kroushour Jim Commercial Social Dancing 10, 12. Has .trouble with the hub caps on his Henry J Cask him about. 10 . . . plans to join the Air Force . . . seen with Kuhnie . . . quiet??? . . . willing to lend a helping hand. Page twenty-three ff'i5.i s i if .Jer -.l e ., 5 V 1 ' ' Aff? his :2f55?e1av . V . 8 ' ' M17 Wa. qw. t ' - 2 'N Y ' ' gzfslf 1. I fg -. ' -32 vi i? QQQXEQ , E ,. :glass jfmfiu 1 Aly gg X revs?-Xp, s 1 tv i MT?-1'xff ,- .:.: Paul William Kuhn Paul Commercial Social Dancing 10, 11, 12g Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 12g Mixed Chorus 105 Magazine Campaign 12g Boys' Octette 12. Witty . . . likes to hunt?? . . . one of the comedians of the senior class . . . helpful with class projects. . . talkative, and how . . . friend of the commercial girls. Shelvey Jean Lady Shelvy jean Commercial Mixed Chorus 10g 'Tri-Hi-Y 105 Jr. Varsity Basketball 10, 11, Varsity 123 Girls' Chorus 103 B-Hi Times 10, 11, 123 Year- book Staff 12g Track 10g Sr. Band 123 B-Club 129 Social Dancing 10. Has a mind of her own . . . usually gets what she goes after . . . once a friend, always a friend . . . thinks Bendersville and its boys are swell . . . plans to be a stenographer. Gerald Clarence Lawver Liver Vocational F. F. A. Treasurer 12. Tallest boy in the class . . . future farmer . . . another owner of an antique car! . . . enjoys watching T. V. and listening to the radio . . . member of the F. F. A. J5327f'X5Tfi mwiilfss r A i ' s ,,df,,,,.. Q by .Awami , , ' ptr I - zzsat., efatgzfg W ,,,,, ,. , ..,. fi .t:fwm?5li Paul Hudson Little 5 usamu Vocational '-.., , Basketball Manager 10g Football 10, 123 Track 10g F. F. A. '- 122 B-Club 12- A class clown . . . Mt. Tabor boy . . . hard-driving full- back . . . that laugh! . . . we're glad he's a B-ville student tt, again . . . Joan rates with him. sxwygmgtgge ,, 5 .3 fl . , 5 E' Y? 3 an 'i Xi ii 'G za, - if M 3 t, 'i Y ,ff , at E tw Q if Q 'Y if 1 K E ,Q gl! , r ,,,m,.n rgiwi .1 ,nl f Q. ' Pi Agile i. i t em ' '71 . - iii-. 'iii its 1 :,::5?s'z2i'. Wiz.,..E:EfE :::5,:: .. 1: ' 2231: . ' l ik , ' Page twenty-four x i e will E E Eunice Fidelia Luckenbaugh Luckie Academic Senior Band 10, 11, 123 A cappella Choir 10, 11, 123 B-Hi Times 10, 11, 123 B-Club 11, 123 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 113 County Chorus 11g Girls' Quartet 11, 123 Operetta 10, 11, 123 Dance Band 123 Yearbook Staff 123 Prompter, The Curious Savage 113 Prompter, All Thru the Night 123 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 123 Girls' Chorus 10. An ardent reader of poetry by Emily Dickenson . . . dis- likes rainy school days . . . pretty hair and smile . . . loves people, children, and animals . . . will make a good nurse . . . plays a hot saxophone. 2 Barbara Ann MacBeth Barb Academic Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 123 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 123 A cappella Choir 10, ll, 122 Social Dancing 103 Art Club 10, 113 Year- book Staff 123 Intramural Volleyball 103 Operetta 11, 123 Spring Musical 10, 11, 12. Easy going . . . future air-line hostess. . . seen with an alumnus by the name of Donnie . . . hails from Aspers . . . dresses neatly and has quite a wardrobe . . . seen driving her dad's Buick. Qi - 4 Harold Henry Mansberger Hamid Vocational F. F. A. Club 10, 11, 12. V Prized possession is his Keystone F. F. A. award . . . little in stature but loaded with energy . . . a pest . . . one of Mr. White's boys . . . future farmer. 3 Louise Elizabeth Mansberger Louie Academic Mixed Chorus 10, 12Q Stage Crew 1lQ Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 123 B-Hi Times 10, 11, 123 Art Club 113 Costume Committee 12. To have her friendship is to have a good thing . . . pretty, naturally-curly hair . . . dislikes johnny Ray . . . a smile for everyone . . . her grin is our umbrella on a rainy day . . . dependable. Page twenty-five Kenneth Earl Markle Ken Industrial J. V. Basketball 10g Track 103 Band 10, 11, 12. Good mechanic . . . is very helpful to Mr. Cover with the public address system . . . hot lips Con the trombone, . . . has a mind of his own . . . enjoys photography Kenneth William Miller Ken Vocational F. F. A. 10, 11, Vice-President 125 Social Dancing 12. Dislikes long assignments . . . easy to get along with . . . hopes to enlist in the Air Force, . . . hot-rod . . . he readily pursues his hobby which is chasing the girls. Helen Marie Millhimes Millie Vocational F. H. A. 10, 11, 12g Chorus 10, 11g B-Hi Times 104 Social Dancing 10, 11, 12. A bombshell . . . a smile for every girl and two for every boy . . . likes riding in a certain Oldsmobile convertible . . . her cooking and sewing classes will come in handy some day. Faye Elizabeth Murtoff Faye Commercial F. H. A. 105 Mixed Chorus 109 Social Dancing 10g Tri- Hi-Y 10g Spring Musical 10. A favorite pet peeve is P. O. D. class . . . happy and good natured . . . wants to be a stenographer . . . considers Butch her favorite pastime . . . a mind of her own. Page twenty-six Kay Ann Murtorff Kay Commercial Senior Band 10, 11, 125 County Band 10, 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 105 Softball 11, 125 Girls' Chorus 105 Intramural Basketball 105 District Band 12. Can really play a baritone . . . cowboy driver . . . enjoys life and it enjoys her . . . hard worker . . . tiny, but mighty . . . tomboy . . . likes music. Lois Eleanor Musselman Lois Commercial Mixed Chorus 105 F. H. A. 105 Tri-Hi-Y 105 B-Hi Times 10, 11, 125 Class Secretary 115 Associate Editor of Yearbook 125 Basketball Manager 115 Intramural Volleyball 105 Home- room Vice-Pres. 125 Girls' Track 10. Associate Editor of the Mirror . . . nice disposition . . . good commercial student . . . her friendship is worth having . . . conscientious about her work . . . seen with Shirley. Lloyd Bruce Naylor L1gyd Industrial Football 10, 115 Track 10, 115 Stage Crew 10, 11. Plans a career under Uncle Sam . . .' handsome . . . like- able, but hard to understand . . . dislikes cats . . . enjoys hunting and fishing. Dolores Elizabeth Noel Farmer Commercial Social Dancing 105 Tri-Hi-Y 105 B-Hi Times 125 Monitor It is iar better to .be seen than heard . . . a sharp monitor . . . enloys a good movie . . . pleasant personality . . . a G. C. Murphy girl. Page twenty-seven Nancy Jane Osborn Ozzie General B-Hi Times 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 A cappella Choir 10, 11, 125 Home Ec Club 10, 11, 125 Senior Art Club 10, 115 County Chorus 10, 11, 125 Operetta 10, 11, 125 Social Dancing 105 B-Club 11, 125 Girl's Trio 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12. Frank's girl, can prove it by the diamond . . . works OJ at Murphy's . . . Apple Pan Dowdy baker . . . B-ville's Patti Page . . . future number please girl . . . chums with Barb. K' 55? -if ,.,, - . . if- -,- . ....,. , fiiiwfhrf Larry Lee Peters Larry Commercial . , .,,. Band 105 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Pink and Patches 105 Operetta 10, 11, 125 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 115 A cappella Choir 10, 11, 125 Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 125 Social Dancing 105 Art Club 105 Spring Musical 10, 11, 125 No Room in the Hotel 125 Peter Pan Club 125 Boys' Octet 12. '55'5 X '-':f li are - - . frlim 5,-vii2h..:fr4:'1: Usually wears a teasing smile . . . neat dresser . . . enjoys , . M ,L 1?1E?', - - - wzisjgeau . 'i I . 5 1 1 talking to a certain sophomore girl . . . always helpful and ,zgg lgg 3: Riagg-gg: . . W. g:'.1-- 5.15--5,1 Wg 'Q cooperative . . . one of the Bendersville gang. 55555525 2.1. Lg? 'iw f ff' at 'iii Shirley Ann Peters Pete Commercial Varsity Basketball 10, 11, 125 Senior Band 10, 11 , 123 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 125 Treasurer 115 Track 10, 125 Chorus 105 B-Club 11, 125 Pres. of Homeroom 105 Play Property Com- mittee 10, 11, 125 Monitor 115 Student Council 105 Soft-ball 105 Spring Musical 10, 11, 125 Intramural Volleyball 10, 11. Has a real sense of humor . . . good forward on the basket- ball team . . . fun and fancy free . . . blasts a corner in the Shirley Ann Riley Shirl Commercial Social Dancing 105 Tri-Hi-Y 105 B-Hi Times 12. A nice kid to know . . . giggle, giggle . . . says she dis- likes bovs, but I wonder!! . . . would like to be a typist after graduation . . . one of our few students from Cumberland County. Page twenty-eight band . . . has great school spirit . . . swell kid. Franklin Randolph Ryman Handy Vocational F. F. A. Club 10, 11, Assist. Vice-Pres. 12. Drives a mean tractor . . . that blond hair! . . . favorite pastime - watching T.V .... future farmer . . . one of the silent type . . . girls - hmmm! Shelvy Jean Sheaffer Shelv F. H. A. 10, 11, 12. 1 She's nice as can be.. . . to know her is to love her . . . likes to watch television . . . will make some lucky guy happy . . . good seamstress. Carolyn Louise Roth Carol Academic Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 129 B-Hi Times 10, 11, 124 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 123 Football Cheerleader 10, 11, 123 Social Dancing 10g Intramural Basketball and Volleyball 10, 11, 125 j. V. Basketball 10g Stage Crew 105 Girls' Chorus 10. Jay's girl . . . quite the industrious gal . . . tiny, but mighty . . . dislikes hillbilly music and lengthy assignments . . . seen with Elaine . . . tries to conceal her temper. Ralph William Sheaffer Sweet William Academic Football 10, ll, 125 Basketball 10, llg Track 10, 11, 12g Class Treasurer 11g B-Club 12g Sports Editor of Yearbook 12g Wrestling 12g Intramural Basketball 12g Hi-Y Pres. 12. Football player, and how! . . . girls - hmmm!! . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . the strong, silent type . . . good look- mg. Vocational Page twenty-nine Juanita Kay Sheats J. Academic Girls' Chorus 109 Spring Musical 10, 11, 129 Magazine Campaign Manager 11Q Track 109 Peter Pan Club 11, 129 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 129 Homeroom Secretary Ili Senior Band 10, 11, Pres. 129 A cappella Choir 10, 11, 129 Mixed Chorus 10, IIQ Girls' Trio 11, 129 County Chorus 119 Southern Dis- trict Chorus 19 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 109 Operetta 10, 11, 129 Student Council 10, 11, Pres. 129 B-Club 11, 129 Varsity Basketball 10, 11, 129 B-Hi Times 10, 11, 129 David Brian Slaybaugh Mousie Academic Football 10, 11, IZQ Track 10, 11, IZQ Basketball 10, Ili B-Club 11, 129 Humor Editor of Yearbook 12. Sports enthusiast . . . whiz in math . . . full of fun and always ready for a good time . . . dislikes his nickname . . . witty . . . a football uniform becomes him. uldizzyn Handbook Staff 11, 129 Yearbook Staff 129 County Band 129 State Orchestra 129 District and State Orchestra 12. Brings the student council to order . . . college-bait . . . lots of fun . . . wonder why she has a special interest at Drexel? . . . seen on the basketball court. Lois Elaine Slaybaugh Commercial B-Hi Times 10, 129 Girls' Chorus 109 A cappella Choir 11, 129 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 129 Social Dancing 109 Tri-Hi-Y 109 Pep Club 109 Spring Musical 10, 11, 129 Operetta 10, 11, 129 County Chorus 12. Richard Monroe Smelser Mole Industrial Doesn't take his school work too seriously . . . big eater . . . runs a radio shop . . . dislikes math . . . one of the in- dustrial boys . . . enjoys having a good time. Page thirty Seen with JoAnn . . . main interest town, Idaville . . . future secretary . . . day . . . always talking. is Buck . . . home longs for graduation amy 9:24 it X4 X A gi? 2 at 4' 7 . 7 9:1-.N .1152 if gfvii sb gg, ' 9,1 jilihlmfig '52 3.i.3,'gkf39fg r .i 1963036 9 A 5,'a'1f,w', ' v 9 , Y . J 26 le.-29,919 . 3 rj: . 5 -p ' IQ . . gzgelfgrf f 2 Q . 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Future temperature taker . . . usually late for class . . . often seen on a skating rink . . . hot-rod! . . . just loves French - gr!!! . . . would like to play football. Nancy Lee Tate Nancy Academic Senior Band 10, 11, 125 A cappella Choir 10, 11, Sec.-Treas. 12g Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, Vice-Pres. 12g B-Hi Times 10, 11, 123 Mixed Chorus 10, 115 B-Club 11, 123 Operetta 10, 11, 12g Softball 10, 115 Property Committee 10, 11, 12g Basketball Manager 115 Spring Musical 10, 11, 12. Pretty blond tresses . . . neat figure . . . haunts Gettysburg . . . heading for a nursing career . . . blows a hot clarinet . . . seen behind the wheel of that DeSoto. Donald Edward Thomas Texas Eastern Industrial Photography Club 103 F. F. A. Club 10. Plans to join the Air Force . . . a good artist . . . seen but seldom heard . . . the short boy of the senior class . . . temper? . . . spends most of his time in the shop. Page thirty-one llphylh B-Hi Times mittee 10, 11, Pep Club 103 Mixed Chorus 10. Easy to know and like . . . cute Gary Richard Wagaman Waugie Industrial Varsity Football 103 Stage Crew 10, 11, 123 Intramural Basketball 10. Often seen around York Springs and Idaville . . . dislikes red heads??? . . . doesn't take school work too seriously . . . claims his ambition is to be a bachelor Qwe wonderj. .QI-ainyu Peter Liland Weaver Pete Industrial modest . . . is irked by fast drivers. Phyllis Nadine Trimmer Commercial 10, 123 Social Dancing 105 Tri-Hi-Y 103 Girls' Chorus 103 Sr. Red Cross 11g Basketball 10, 11, 12g Play Com- I23 Intramural Volleyball 103 Monitor 11, 123 Spring Musical 103 Intramural Basketball 103 dependable ' gi12,?r?1Z'L5'9'? zlfliisitiiilfaff ' U.fbif??? !t Hi ,it wwwgz :fire-E v , 5 t me iiiiifisiiqsiv :ami , eliicient, ff Q 3 Wy? M4 ll? ' in 'it t I fx 7. y51frQegQjtwf32Ew et 'ff :rf ,vzwy,y,4,s,re ,,,, .53 , ,,3,,w,: at me rf:- iasa .sg v.-.. wif, e 3 .Ms ,sr me Q A .P f isf 353 r 4' Q 6? 'B 5 1 A' Q ra 2: we- 'Will 33, Y gy Agra 1 n., f fa N:,, 3 , tg it i W 3 f r N i, W f s 2 is 43 iw: We X V sis, is igi 3' X jgaggyfg s at sf s sa t Q r if Ag ff M, il! te titer? s te Mavis Wat ta ff as t V3 5: ,S ,lv 3 K ff 15- . amivtaiimr Elaine Kathryn Weaver Academic Mixed Chorus 103 Peter Pan Club 10, 11, Vice-Pres. 123 Football Cheerleader 103 Captain 11, Co-captain 123 B-Hi x Times 10, 11, 12Q Stage Crew 103 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12Q B-Club 11, 123 Softball 10, 11, 123 Intramural Volleyball 103 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 103 All Thru the Night 12. Puts oomph into the cheers . . . likes to dance and is good at it . . . who's the fellow this week, Elaine? . . . just as cute as she is small . . . plans to do secretarial work. 4 9 Q 5 S I Nxt QBQQM 'i we 4 3912 ,sf . gg 4' YS I to tra, ,J f?51sm'3 it , Stage Crew 10, 11, 12. Those hair cuts and cowboy boots are his trademarks . . . quiet? . . . anxious for graduatton day . . . ambition to be a mechanic . . . makes frequent trips to the office. Page thirty-two ' . M My m fa vii , A ' -' wrmwzei rt 1, f ti 1 1 Q-vwmwf . r-Q'w,agL f 'tt 4, . A ..,, . ' if r rfw tzfffi li rf.-aw,-:R ???'2'1l5l ,IEWQ ,, aa, U it ff - f it fr .gm , tt W sf 1 A iifiiii rim it Q Q35-it WW We W :5.'ff3w wl 1 ' 224131213 9 ' 523 1 X -M N, t 1 tm , it mffiitl, 'Q 2 ' w t twirl: 5 it xml R 1 :iv ' 'h ' jo Ann Pearl Wolfe Sherrie Commercial Social Dancing 10g Mixed Chorus 10, 113 Tri-Hi-Y 105 B-Hi Times 105 Football Cheerleader 11, 12, Senior Red Cross 11g Play Committee 10, 11, 123 Girls' Chorus 10g Spring Musical 10, Pep Club 109 Intramural Volleyball 105 Monitor 11, 125 Intramural Basketball 10. Who's the lucky boy from Carlisle? . . . petite, but cute . . . flashed the class' first diamond . . . hopes to be a beautician. Betty Mae Zeigler Zig Academic Band 10, 11, 12g Girls' Chorus 103 Mixed Chorus 10, 115 A cappella Choir 10, 11, 12g Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 B-Hi Times 10, ll, 12g Basketball 10, ll, 12g B-Club 11, 123 Operetta 10, 11, 123 Spring Musical 10, 11, 12g Intramural Volleyball 105 Manager of Magazine Campaign 11. Has a lot of pep and energy . . . versatile . . . wonder why she likes A-ville?? . . . seen with J. K .... drummer girl . . . snappy guard on basketball team . . . headed for a nurs- ing career . . . liked by all. wi???W'f Nfl T,'Q T',, I wgsnflfilfm iiTl.fZ.f'? ? . , Wifi I ' s 4 t ff i H1 It f. pf 7454,-6 by Stagg if ii? s, 2 a Mtv Y Z MQ ,l as -, ,. Q f :-.., 4 ,., Lg, Q. ,ve ':'.f:f-,ez,':a..:a,,., .- ., ..,, 1 , ,H 5 i C r L. - ' ? 'Y we sf 1 . ' r i g- gf Qs ,Q sag -fa 5 msf Y, ,q 5, 4-'12 53:6 Y rim W X Ralph L. Eckenrode Advisor We, the Class of 1955, express our thanks for the patience, help, and guidance that he has rendered us. It has been deeply appreciated and will long be remembered. We also wish to thank Mr. Donald Ernst for his untiring and beneficial help in publishing our yearbook, and David Houck, Busi- ness Manager, for his assistance in keeping our records balanced. Page thirty-three Honorary List of Seniors President ...... Vice-President -- Secretary ..... Treasurer --- ACADEMIC Albright, Gene McCrae Baker, Lucille Jean Beamer, Richard Lewis Beitman, janet Lucille Bere, Doris Elizabeth Birgensmith, William Fredrick Chronister, Kathryn Irene Collins, Jean Louise Ehlman, janet Arlene Fohl, Evadne june Frantz, Nevin Richards Freed, Glenda Rae Geiselman, joan Marie Guise, Mildred Geraldine Hauser, Melinda Emmaline Hildebrand, Lola Ann Luckenbaugh, Eunice Fidelia Macbeth, Barbara Ann Mansberger, Louise Elizabeth Roth, Carolyn Louise Sheaffer, Ralph William Sheats, Juanita Kay Slaybaugh, David Brian Starry, Betty Frances Tate, Nancy Lee Weaver, Elaine Kathryn Zeigler, Betty Mae OFFICERS ------------- --- Melinda E. Hauser --- Darlene D. Fetters -- Carolyn A. Wierman ----- Nevin R. Frantz COMMERCIAL VOCATIONAL Cashman, Shirley Violet Chronister, Howard Eugene Cline, Frank Robert Cline, Nancy Marie Day, John Philip Fetters, Darlene Doretta Guise, jean Louise Hartman, Elener Anna Hykes, jean Isabelle Kuhn, Paul William Kroushour, James David Lady, Shelvey jean Murtoff, Faye Elizabeth Murtoff, Kaye Ann Musselman, Lois Eleanor Noel, Delores Elizabeth Peters, Larry Lee Peters, Shirley Ann Riley, Shirley Ann Slaybaugh, Lois Elaine Trimmer, Phyllis Nadine Wierman, Carolyn Ann Wolfe, jo Ann Pearl Himes, Donald Leroy Lawver, Gerald Clarence Little, Paul Hudson Mansberger, Harold Henry Miller, Kenneth William Millhimes, Helen Marie Osborn, Nancy jane Ryman, Franklin Randolph Sheaffer, Shelvy Jean Starner, janet Maybell INDUSTRIAL Boyer, Ronald Ordene Bretzman, John Conrad Finfrock, Fred George Guise, Cecil Ray Markle, Kenneth Earl Naylor, Lloyd Bruce Smelser, Richard Monroe Thomas, Donald Edward Wagaman, Gary Richard Weaver, Peter Liland COLORS - Blue and White FLOWER - White Rose MOTTO - Faith Builds Future ADVISOR - Ralph L. Eckenrode Page thirty-four Senior Class Histor CHAPTER I 1951-52 We now look back with much happiness to the day, four years ago, when we entered Biglerville High School as excited, energetic freshmen. We were somewhat awed by the ease and assurance with which the upperclassmen went through the school routine. However, we soon adapted ourselves to the conditions at hand. Our 86 members took active part in many extra-curricular activities. We elected Richard Romig as class president, and Cecil R. Snyder became our class advisor. Highlights of the year were: a trip to the Adams -County Courthouse, and a visit to the state capitol of Harrisburg, where we toured the government buildings. CHAPTER II 1952-55 As we reached the second step to our ultimate goal, Frank Cline became our capable president. We now chose the curriculum we thought would be most bene- iicial to us. Our chief money-making project was selling candy at football games and at lunchtime. Finally, we ordered our class rings and waited patiently for the fall of '53. CHAPTER III 1955-54 We had now earned the title of jolly juniors. Due to the resignation of Mr. Snyder, Ralph Eckenrode became our class advisor, and Nevin Frantz was chosen as president. Within a few weeks after the opening of school we received our class rings, and we immediately proudly displayed them to all. By selling hot-dogs, soft- drinks, and doughnuts, we added a nice sum to our class treasury. As a fitting end for such a year, one spring night we transformed the gymnasium into an Oriental Garden as we entertained the seniors at the junior-Senior Prom. CHAPTER IV 1954-55 At last we reached the top-Seniors. Melinda Hauser was elected class presi- dent. How important we felt as we went about the tasks associated with this year! As the end approached, we were caught in a whirl which included our prom, senior trip, baccalaureate, and, of course, the big night when we received our diplomas. Soon we will begin a new chapter of our lives. But before we close the pages on our high school career, we'd like to reliect for a moment on all the splendid times we've had at B. H. S. We wish to extend our appreciation to those who have made these years so enjoyable, and to the classes which follow, we wish as much wealth in wisdom and friendship as we have gained from our Alma Mater. Page thirty-five Class Will We, the 1955 Senior Class of Biglerville High School, city of Biglerville, coun- ty of Adams, state of Pennsylvania, being of sound mind and body, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament: To the faculty we bequeath a carton of headache tablets to help soothe the aches and pains of teaching at Biglerville High. The individual bequests are as follows: I, Gene McCrae Albright, will my ability to stay out of trouble to my brother jim. I, Lucille jean Baker, will my typewriter to anyone who can type more than a few words a minute. I, Richard Lewis Beamer, will my sweat sock to Russ Bolen. I, Janet Lucille Beitman, will my job of tickling the ivories to anyone who has time for practicing. I, Doris Elizabeth Bere, will my giggle to anyone who is able to use it during class. I, William Fredrick Birgensmith, will my wrestling ability to Ralph Mentzer. I, Ronald Ordene Boyer, will my Plymouth to anyone who has lots of money for gas. I, john Conrad Bretzman, will all my books to anyone who wants them. I, Shirley Violet Cashman, will B. H. S. to my sister. I, Howard Eugene Chronister, will my typing ability to my sister Janie Lee. I, Kathryn Irene Chronister, will my natural curls to anyone who has straight hair. I, Frank Robert Cline, will my love for crooked refs and umps to Ken Pitzer. I, Nancy Marie Cline, will all the future fun at B. H. S. to Lois Rex. I, jean Louise Collins, will my chemistry book to Sandra Lower. I, john Philip Day, will my worn out trombone to Rodney Miller. I, janet Arlene Ehlman, will my broken test tubes to anyone who can make good use of them. I, Darlene Doretta Fetters, will my drum sticks to Doris Rose. I, Fred George Finfrock, will my feminine appeal to anyone who can use it. I, Evadne june Fohl, will my ability to spell and pronounce my name correctly to anyone who cannot. I, Nevin Richard Frantz, will my football water buckets to Keith Wolff. I, Glenda Rae Freed, will a fourth of a sheet of paper to Mr. Allison. I, joan Marie Geiselman, will my chemistry book to Robert Gifford -Clark. I, Cecil Ray Guise, will my Ford to Peter Weaver. I, jean Louise Guise, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Freda Warner. I, Mildred Geraldine Guise, will thebanking sheets to Mr. Sheats for future refer- ence and keeping. I, Elenor Anna Hartman, will my typing ability to Anne May. I, Melinda Emmaline Hauser, will my middle' name to anyone who wants it. I, Lola Ann Hildebrand, will a bottle of aspirin to the next news editor of the B-Hi Times. I, Donald Leroy Himes, will my Ford to anyone who can keep tires on it and gas in rt. I, Jean Isabelle Hykes, will all my fun at B. H. S. to all underclassmen. I, James David Kroushour, will my Henry J to Nick Silvanowicz. I, Paul William Kuhn, will my history education to Mr. Gordon. Page thirty-six 3 F 3 9 7 3 9 7 3 7 3 9 7 9 3 9 9 9 9 9 , Shelvey Jean Lady, will my shorthand notebook to anyone who thinks he can read it. , Gerald Clarence Lawver, will my old Chevy to anyone who has an oil well on his property. , Paul Hudson Little, will number 50 football jersey to Buddie Birgensmith. , Eunice Fidelia Luckenbaugh, will my many broken reeds and worn-out saxo- phone neckstraps to Joan Tate. , Barbara Ann Macbeth, will my last name back to Shakespeare. , Harold Henry Mansberger, will my F. F. A. awards to John Frey. , Louise Elizabeth Mansberger, will my gray hair to Mr. Garret. , Kenneth Earl Markle, will my trombone lyre to Rodney Miller. , Kenneth William Miller, will my driving ability to Barbara Miller. , Faye Elizabeth Murtorff, will my P. O. D. to Virginia Alexander. Helen Marie Millhimes, will all my dictionaries to Mr. Coradetti. Kay Ann Murtorfl, will my ability to play the baritone to John Hewetson. 3 , Lois Eleanor Musselman, will some of my energy to pepless people. , Lloyd Bruce Naylor, will my Ford to my brother David. Delores Elizabeth Noel, will my position as monitor to someone who can handle it. , Nancy Jane Osborn, will my voice to Jim May. Larry Lee Peters, will my fun at B. H. S. to Eugene Musselman, Shirley Ann Peters, will my basketball ability to Judy Shetter. Shirley Ann Riley, will my black suede shoes to anyone who can keep them clean. Carolyn Louise Roth, will my shortness to Larry Shilito. Franklin Randolph Ryman, will my tractor-driving ability to anyone who can drive. Shelvy Jean Sheaffer, will B. H. S. to anyone who wants a good school. Ralph William Sheaffer, will my football shoes to my brother Bob. Juanita Kay Sheats, will my bass clarinet to anyone big enough to carry it. , David Brian Slaybaugh, will my nickname to Russel Bolen. Lois Elaine Slaybaugh, will my shorthand book to Joyce Starry. Richard Monroe Smelser, will my math book to Ronald Currens. Janet Maybell Starner, will my P. O. D. book to Dorothy Hykes. Betty Frances Starry, will my basketball ability to my sister Reba. Donald Edward Thomas, will my mechanical ability to Martin Shank. Phyllis Nadine Trimmer, will my geography book to my brother Robert. Gary Richard Wagaman, will my Chevy to my brother Ken. Elaine Kathryn Weaver, will my shortness to Nancy Arnold. Peter Liland Weaver, will my 12th grade English teacher to Clifford Taylor. Carolyn Ann Wierman, will my ability to drive under 50 to Judy Shetter. JoAnn Pearl Wolfe, will my cheerleading position to anyone who is peppy enough to keep it up. Betty Mae Zeigler, will my drum sticks to Joyce Ebbert. This, our last will and testament, has been duly signed by two brilliant witnesses. X X Page thirty-seven Best Dressed Best Looking Barbara Macbeth, Fred Finfrock Melinda Hauser, Bill Sheaffer I. l rl l w l J l l l 4 i i N WHUS a CLASS Class Clowns Chatterboxes jean Guise, Paul Little Shirley Riley, Paul Kuhn Most Likely to Succeed Man and Woman Haters Lois Musselman, John Day Shelvy Sheaffer, Donald Thomas Page thirty-eight 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 Q l , l Best Athletes Shirley Peters, Bill Sheaffer WHO the of '55 Happy-Go-Lucky Joan Geiselman, Paul Little Shortest Elaine Weaver, Donald Thomas Page thirty-nine Most Popular Kay Sheats, Nevin Frantz Class Boosters Melinda Hauser, Nevin Frantz Tallest Nancy Tate, Gerald Lawver Class Prophesy June 14, 1975 Dear Diary, Tonight I attended the reunion of the class of '55 at HYKES' Inn, located in the east suburb of the thriving metropolis of Biglerville. Entering the ballroom, I saw my old classmates together for the lirst time since we graduated. How exciting it was to hear about all their accomplishments in the past twenty years! Several of our members have secured positions at our Alma Mater. KAY SHEATS is now the principal, and SHELVEY JEAN LADY and NANCY CLINE are employed as her secretaries. Coach PAUL LITTLE'S football team won the state championship last season. DOLORES NOEL is teaching in the commercial department, while DORIS BERE and MILDRED GUISE are kept quite busy as the school nurses. At the ZEIGLER Foundation Hospital, LUCILLE BAKER is head laboratory technician, assisted by EVADNE FOHL. JANET EHLMAN is chief dietician, and JEAN COLLINS is the hospital's world-famous psychologist. BETTY STARRY and KAY MURTORFF are the speedy ambulance drivers. Producer LARRY PETER'S new play I Remember B. H. S. has just closed a very successful run on Broadway. MELINDA HAUSER and NEVIN FRANTZ co-starred in the production. Their booking agents, PHYLLIS TRIMMER and JIM KROUSHOUR, say they are doing quite well in the theatrical world. SHIRLEY RILEY and ELENER HARTMAN are employed as secretaries by BILL BIRGENSMITH, mayor of Biglerville. LOIS SLAYBAUGH is his reception- ISL. LOLA ANN HILDEBRAND and GLENDA FREED, the first women senators from Pennsylvania, are serving their second term in Congress. President PAUL KUHN recently appointed HAROLD MANSBERGER, Secretary of Agriculture, in his Cabinet. DAVID SLAYBAUGH is head engineer for General Electric. You can thank this boy for several important discoveries, like the atomic-powered flyswatter! CAROLYN WIERMAN and JEAN GUISE are touring Europe with their millionaire husbands. While in France they plan to see SHIRLEY PETERS and BILL SHEAFFER participate in the Olympics. We wish them lots of luck! Page forty l J The E-Z Living Farmers Association of Biglerville is attaining national ac- claim since they have invented jet-propelled machinery. Included in this association are such outstanding farmers as: GERALD LAWVER, FRANKLIN RYMAN, RONALD BOYER, and JOHN BRETZMAN. Biglerville now has a television station, channel 1001. RICHARD SMELSER has received his license as chief engineer. Many interesting and educational pro- grams are broadcast daily. NANCY TATE models new fashions for designer BARBARA MACBETH. JANET STARNER conducts a cooking session each after- noon. The sports announcer is JOAN GEISELMAN. JOANN WOLF is operating a beauty shop. She specializes in the popular hairdoes from outer spacef, DONALD THOMASihas opened an art school. PETER WEAVER is making huge profits from his paper airplane factory. LOIS MUSSEL- MAN is the proprietress of a florist shop. In the sports world FRED FINFROCK has set a new world's record on the race track. His racer is an entirely new idea built by CECIL GUISE and LLOYD NAYLOR. JOHN DAY has been voted the most valuable pitcher in the league for his great showing in the World Series. SHELVY SHEAFFER and FAYE MURTORFF are waitresses at EUGENE CHRONISTER'S night club. ELAINE WEAVER, HELEN MILHIMES, and CAROLYN ROTH are among the girls in the chorus line. Uncle Sam has sent DONALD HIMES, GARY WAGAMAN, and KENNETH MILLER on a top-secret expedition to South Africa. KATHRYN CHRONISTER, SHIRLEY CASHMAN, and LOUISE MANSBERGER are living in California where their husbands are serving in the Air Force. Entertainment for the evening was provided by the famous comedy team, BEAMER AND ALBRIGHT. They are the greatest ever! Music was presented by FRANK CLINE'S Fandango Mambo Orchestra, which features EUNICE LUCK- ENBAUGH on sax, DARLENE FETTERS on drums, and KEN MARKLE on trombone. NANCY OSBORN is the band's vocalist. Well, what an exciting evening! It makes me so happy to hear about the out- standing achievements of my classmates, and it causes me to realize how thankful I should be. Goodnight, JANET BEITMAN Page forty-one gr' EV -ffl'-f5a4,Z,.LL' MJ 5 OQMHA A5 Q My ,MW Zin INKWMJWQQMRIMQQ Wy W 9 Wwwr A-L, 9 ,QW U , WMM W,,,1,,,..,.fe,.,.-vice 7312. fb 1 vw-. viii!! 0 vga pmt .SR W2 W My!! .W HM xxxxxxx 'XX 'K-x Xfae xg...-2' UNDERLLASSMIQN Page forty-three aSvd .tnoj-ffytoj First Row, left to right: Miss Walter, advisorg D. Thomas, G. Carey, J. Frey, R. Koontz, J. Staub, W. Rice, S. Taylor, D. Rose, M. Kanagy, J. Kuykendall, C. Arnsberger. Second Row: C. Slonaker, C. Hartzell, P. Walter, N. Shaner, H. Stahl, J. Warner, P. Keebaugh, D. Chronister, L. Gaither, J. Crist, S. Lower. Third Row: A. Baldwin, A. Heltibridle, N. Dunlp, M. Hartman, P. Wright, P. Guise, J. Slaybaugh, J. Shetter, V. Alexander, L. Butler, E. Stoner. Fourth Row: M. Eckenrode, W. Tilton, K. Wolff, J. Albright, R. Miller, F. Heyser, S. Heller, J. Stoner, D. Hykes, J. Conner, M. Baker, B. Boyer, F. Schoffstall Fifth Row: Gochenauer, B. Cluck, F. Weigle, F. Strickhouser, R. Ditzler, D. Trostel, R. Currens, E. Shaffer, K. Pitzer, J. Manahan, E. McGlaughlin, M. Unger. Sixth Row: L. Peters, R. Group, L. Peters, G. Coble, L. Hoke, D. Planker, H. Hemsley, D. Ogburn, C. Funt, P. Howery, J. Dugan. Jogunf ssc' Junior Class Histor We, the class of '56, entered Biglerville junior High School in September of 1950. We were eager, as seventh graders, to get a good start in high school life. We have approximately 75 students in our class, who participate in the various activities such as football, basketball, band, track, choir, F. F. A., F. H. A., and B-Club. Miss Mildred Walter guides usfin our projects which include selling hot dogs, soft drinks, and pretzels at games, sponsoring dances, and roller skating parties. We received our class rings on September 20th and won first prize in the Booster Parade. Our big event this year was our presentation of the Junior-Senior Prom. The past presidents of our class have been as follows: Sandra Lower, seventh grade, Judy Shetter, eighth grade, Keith Wolii, ninth grade, Sandra Lower, tenth grade. With great hopes, we, the class of '56, are looking forward to our Senior year. OFFICERS President ...... ........... - -- Ronald Koontz Vice-President --- .... joan Staub Seeretary --.. -- Sondra Taylor Treasurer .... --- Wallace Rice FLOWER - Red Rose COLORS - Red and White MOTTO - United We Stand, Divided We Fall. ADVISOR - Mildred A. Walter Page forty-five Sophomore C ass Page forty-six 4 cf o V5 - U 3 U I '4- :il w U U P-I H af U M Z Q uf U N F f-1. I-T o - m N F 'A J a M m 2 J H o u-I Lf Q w c M x U L: m U of N 51 N 3 m f-i Lf U H VII Q : o Ll L U A l-T o .2 P Q and NJ if U v - : U 6-2 2 3 5 Q A -4 -1 td 'U uc: P- Nu ix is Q 1- u -Q-. QA 'N S 6 D5 u 14 L 'N H- M d 5 o E E I Ea :: 2 We J -T uc: Q, E BJ: W N .w 5 c mg 5 E EQ d Q wuz , E 5 5 an E N.: 5 E 2: 5 xg Z 3 m A 5 Q - H sm -E -fi on-'K 73 J ICQ m E .U . v-lg Q, E ga. .5 QQ cl: P . E3 N Q .sm Q M AQ M S if Q E QE 2 m no F'- 2-': 2' ' I-1 'S ' . - N' 4m I E in n sg E 5 on o um 1-4 Pg LD2 if A Jw . 5 ., G f H -Eng 'C .S aw S ' LM : ' me - E H GZ, . Ig 1 E of: E GQ io' 5 O og F . E Q E ii 2 .E 5 m QQ Q Q so 'S if OJ ' C2 - E ag Q as gd S A . E J gg - 5 .:: 3? E E no m H mE . 3 .5 -I 5 'T Q . .. 'Ct nv o 5 SP4 45 Q es - ' O ng 4 3 5.3 . I N EE W E ,I 5 m Q? E 5 ff? df' .J w.Nxd- .zegfxug QEBQEQ .lZcn.q.p5 z ,fav '-'S ESEQLS NQnNQe w EQQM :ESQ Q 9.2 3 -l Sec Th Fo Fif -'Z CI U J: VJ ney, L. Starner, R. Shafer, C. Fetters, R. Clark. in CK ucher, L. Shultz, G. M eed, D. B III agaman, L. Shillito, N. Weber, G. S allen, K. W w: W. W Ro Sixth al O M M A-T U E z: U 2 M :Z eu 2 '41 H. 2 5. ee l-4 U J O 'S'- me I-1 6 Flickmger, B. Smith, d 5 CJ B o CQ G :E 3 o Q Q r-F .2 B o u: N E E75 Z c? N E 3 U7 :s E ui S :s I-4 U ui 5 Q N -Q SL Q N Q. N 74 Sophomore Class Histor In the fall of '51 a group of 110 boys and girls converged from three grade schools to enter as the seventh grade of Biglerville Junior High School. We were a timid group of young students that first year, but with the help of Mr. L. W. Gulden, our class advisor, we managed to take the traditional hecklings given to seventh graders. We took part in all the activities open to first year junior High students and had a wonderful time doing it. After weathering our first year, we progressed to the eighth and then the ninth grades, with Freda Warner and Richard Fink being our respective class presidents. During our Freshman year we journeyed to the county court house to see an actual trial and to the state capitol at Harrisburg. Now we are Sophomores with joan Tate as president. We are selling candy at noontime and during athletic events to raise money for the junior-Senior Prom and our senior trip. We are all looking forward to our next two years, when we hope to make our mark in B. H. S. history. OFFICERS President ....... ........... ...... J o an Tate Vice-President .... --- Thomas Leedy Secretary ....... .... J ohn Hewetson Treasurer --- --- Barbara Rice COLORS - Deep Rose and Light Grey FLOWER - White Carnation MOTTO - What we are is God's gift to usg What we become is our gift to God. ADVISOR - Lawrence W. Gulden Page forty-seven 1qSga-167.401 aSvd Firxt Row, left to rightg Mr. Soloski, advisor, N. Black, C. Blackwell, D. Eckenrode, R. Carey, J. Clouse, M. Bucher, R. Ehlman, T. Cline, P. Heckenluber, J Kuntz, D. Coble, J. Bucher, G. Thomas, B. Taylor, S. Herman, D. Omer. Second Row: D. Crum, R. Miller, M. Gochenaur, S. Boone, L. Funt, M. Beamer, S. Miller, P. Livingston, R. Musselman, L. Butler, M. Taylor, I. McDanne1l, D. Rexroth, N. Peters, A. Ogden, A. Chronister. Third Row: J. Heller, J. Carey, J. Bosserman, N. Southerly, J. Orner, P. Rankin, P. Poland, P. Weaver, L. Rex, J. Thomas, A. Weaver, E. Keefer, B. Lehr, A Lott, W. Vines, D. Winand. Fourth Row.' S. Parker, R. Rider, W. Keene, V. Geiselman, S. Finfrock, C. Biker, E. Smith, S. Hoke, E. Deardorff, G. Dove, R. Cutshall, J. Slonaker, D. Eckert, D. Naylor, M. Sheaffer. Fifth Row: D. Baker, B. Harvey, R. Hartzel, D. Byers, R. Carey, R. Shetter, R. Warren, G. Dorsey, J. Millhimes, J. Bretzman, I. Bretzman, G. McCauslin, R Beatty, H. Dugan. Sixth Row: W. Payne, C. Showers, A. Slaybaugh, D. Hess, B. Hart, F. Hoffman, J. Showers, J. Taylor, L. Taylor, P. Coble, D. Wickline, J, Constable, J. Zeig- ler, W. Hornig. Jzl S8 Ll LIE SSE 23nd augu-,fuof First Row, left to right: Mr. Reiter, advisorg S. Group, L. Barbour, D. Boyer, L. Kennedy, J. Kuhn, G. Slaybaugh, D. Dull, L. Emlet, C. Yoder, M. Ralfensber- ger, S. Baer, G. Hughes, L. Smith, R. Roth, G. Clapsaclclle. Serond Row: R. Burkhart, L. Rose, R. Taylor, J. May, C. Pryor, J. Schriver, E. Vines, N. Peters, R. Starry, D. Parry, J. Arnsberger, N. Jacoby, E. Kane, M. Byerly, R. Crum. Third Row: C. Funt, G. Sharpe, M. Finfrock, D. Ebbert, S. Baker, I. Carey, J. Forsythe, D. Rexroth, P. Shultz, M. Shank, K. Hall, B. Heller, J. Livingston. Faurth Raw: D. Kuykendall, N. Irvin, S. Mentzer, J. Thomas, J. Hartzell, F. Lafferty, B. Logan, D. Wickline, L. Mitchell, S. Sullivan, J. Warren, R. Leer, M. Wentz, N. Musselman, J. Linah, B. Haskell. Fifth Row: M.. Miller, M. Coble, P. Reinecker, M. Griest, P. Cashman, R. Boyer, L. Carey, L. Boyer, K. Gentzler, S. Bucher, M. Hewetson, C. VanDyke, J. Stover, P. Warren, R. McCleaf. Sixth Row: R. Weidner, M. Plank, J. Harmon, L. Roth, K. Keefauver, O. Naylor, F. Hawbaker, H. Hartzell, K. Smeed, S. Gettier, L. Harmon, B. Clapsaddle, C. Speelman, L. Heller. Seventh Row: R. Shlgwers, C. Fohl, R. Sheaffer, F. Showers, G. Bricker, J. Showers, F. Warrenfeltz, E. Logan, C. Shafer, B. Clouse, L. Lerew, R. Guise, P. Starner, E. Silli . L7 3 N LI EJ SP aSvd My First Row, left to right: B. Sillik, S. Livingston, J. Sheaffer, R. Brubaker, L. Guise, R. Millhimes, B. Birgensmith, L, Shafer, V. Taylor, A. Kuykendall, M. Harmon, R. Blocher, R. Yasovsky, A. Taylor, H. Slusser, H. Oliver, L. Brough. Second Row: W. Gilbert, J. Dugan, A. Shreve, B. Campbell, H. Bowers, B. Hale, B. Barbour, B. Arnsberger, T. McCurry, N. Sheaffer, J. Herman, S. Warren- feltz, J. Slaybaugh, P. Keen, C. Stoner, B. Rexroth, J. Taylor. Third Row: R. Millhimes, J. Weigle, S. Taylor, C. Punt, M. Guise, A. Heller, P. Wolff, N. Kiner, N. Wenk, L. Wilson, M. Guise, M. Rider, D. Leaman, P. Boone, J. Wayburn, C. Baber. Fourth Row: A. Starry, G. Cutshall, D. Donharl, P. Asquith, B. Warner, T. Orner, N. Ditzler, D. Taylor, P. Unger, J. Trostle, R. Rexroth, P. Blackwell, K. Parker, C. Hostetter, J. Gunn. Y Fifth Row: H. Vines, E. Dively, D. Riehardson, L. Eckenrode, R. Snyder, T. Lightner, R. Lawver, F. Whitman, F. Wilson, G. Flook, D. Singley, W. Swartz, D. McCauslin, J. Sabo, D. McCauslin, D. Sillik, K. Jacoby, G. Breighner. ' Sixth Row: D. May, S. Beamer, J. Frantz, S. Lewis, P..Steiner, G. Taylor, R. Starner, V. Johnston, C. Tucky, J. Cump, R. Taylor, G. Chronister, L. Hoffman, J. Beam, P. Hartman. q1uaAa5 apeJ Freshman Class Officers President ...... ........ T homas Cline Vice-President .... .... P atricia Heckenluber Secretary .... ....... J anet Kunrz Treasurer .... Robert Trimmer Advisor --- Frank E. Soloski Eighth Grade Class Officers President ...... --- David Dull Vice-President .... --- Cecelia Yoder Secretary ..... ............ S usan Baer Treasurer --- Margaret Raffensperger Advisor ..... Robert G. Reiter Seventh Grade Class Officers President ...... --- Peter Asquith Vice-President .... --- Connie Stoner Secretary ....... ..... A lice Shreve Treasurer -- .... Donna Gilbert Advisor --- Albert Drachbar Page fifty-one Senior Humor A woman, heavily laden with packages, hurried to a seat in the theatre during the most exciting point and proceeded to un- wrap packages. Nevin, after trying to hear the dialogue for a few minutes, turned around and angrily asked, What are you doing back there, lady, building a nest? wk wk DK Replies to a French II question: I forgot it. That page is torn out of my book. I know what you mean, but I can't explain it. I forgot my book. I did the ones on the other page. Were you speaking to me? I brought the wrong book. ss Pl! Pk SK Frank Cline: Say, Mac, is your girl left-handed or right-handed? Mac Albright: Neither! She's second- handed. if SK 214 Mrs. Clouser: This is the third time you've looked on Lola Ann's paper. Shirley Riley: I know, but she doesn't write very plainly. SIG S14 wk Donald I-Iimes: I'd like some rat poison, please. Clerk: Will you take it with you?', Donald: No, I'll send the rats over after it. wk HIC SIC See this jewelry? said the Freshman. It once belonged to a millionaire. Gosh, gasped an impressed Senior, what was his name? Woolworth, the Freshman replied. Mr. Gordon: Where was the Declara- tion of Independence signed? Kay Sheats: At the bottom, I suppose. 212 SIC SK Mrs. Diehl fgoing into grocery storejz What are eggs today?f' Barbara Macbeth: Same as usual - little oval things with shells around them. wk as as Senior Song Life is real: life is earnest, We must strive to do our best. And, departing, leave behind us Notebooks that will help the rest. wk SIC lk John Day: Did you make up these jokes? Dave Slaybaugh fHumor editorj: Yup, out of my head. John: You must be! 912 PK FK In the middle of drill rehearsal, Mr. Sanders disgustedly brought the band to a halt. You should be ashamed of your- selves, he growled. I've seen better drilling than that by little cans of beer on my T. V. set. :le wk ae Paul Kuhn Qon Senior tripj: What is this on the register list? Clerk: A bug, sir. Paul flaying down the penj: I don't mind if you have bugs in this hotel, but when they come out to see which room you take - that's too much! ak se er These jokes can't be so terrible. When I threw a bunch of them in the furnace, the fire roared. Page fifty-two ACTIVITIES Page fifty-three Yearbook Staff Standing: Mr. Ernst, Advisor. First Row, left to right: E. Luckenbaugh, G. Freed, K. Sheats, L. Musselman, S. Lady, J. Beit- man, B. Macbeth. . Second Row: N. Frantz, M. Albright, W. Sheaiier, D. Slaybaugh, M. Hauser, C. Wierman. Third Row: J. Day, F. Cline. Not Pictured: Larry Peters. EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-chief - - - Associate Editor --- Literary Editor .... Assistant ........ Art Editor .... Sports Editor .... Assistant ........... Photography Editor Assistant ........... Snapshot Editor --- Assistant ...... Humor Editor --- Business Manager - Assistant ......... BUSINESS STAFF Melinda Hauser --- Lois Musselman --- Janet Beitman ---- Kay Sheats ----- Mac Albright ..- William Sheaffer - Carolyn Wierman -------- Frank Cline Eunite Luckenbaugh - - - - - Nevin Frantz .. - - - - - Larry Peters - - David Slaybaugh --- Shelvey jean Lady -- ..... Glenda Freed Typing Manager .... ............... J ohn Day Assistants ......... --- jean Hykes, Paul Kuhn Advisor --- ...... Mr. Donald Ernst Page fifty-four Student Council First Row, left to right: F. Cline, L. Baker, J. Ehlman, B. Zeigler, J. Ebbert, K. Sheats, J. Day, J. Hykes, N. Frantz, M. Hauser, Mr. Stock, advisor. Second Row.- P. Cashman, M. Finfrock, P. Reinecker, J. Tate, A. Deardorff, J. Stoner, S. Lower, D. Chronister, J. Stover, L. Guise, B. Birgensmith. Third Row: D. Trostel, L. Shillito, K. Wolff, R. Koontz, P. Heckenluber, A. Ogden, C. Baker, S. Hoke, V. Johnston, D. Dull. Fourth Row: T. Cline, E. Sillik. Not Pictured: P. Asquith, C. Wierman. OFFICERS President ..... ...... ..... J . Kay Sheats Vice-President -- ..... --- Carolyn Wierman Secretary ..... ---- Joyce Ebbert Treasurer --- ....... John Day Advisor --- --- Mr. L. V. Stock The Student Council is an organization composed of representatives of the student body, it's membership includes presidents of all clubs, classes, and home- rooms. This group meets regularly to discuss and vote on school problems. It spon- sors dances, parties, and the May Day program. The Student Council represents an example of democracy in our school. Page fifty-five B-Hi Times Staff First Row, left to right: Mrs. Clouser, advisor, G. Freed, M. Hauser, K. Sheats, J. Ehlman, 2 1 w l v 4 Y W 4 L. Hildebrand, L. Musselman. t Second Raw: F. Cline, j. Day, L. Hoke, S. Lady, D. Planker, K. WOIE, N. Frantz. EDITORIAL STAFF Editor ........................................... Kay Shears f Senior associate editor -- .....-... Janet Ehlman News editor ........ Co-Sports editors .... Art editor -- .... -- Assistant .......... - - - - - Lola Ann Hildebrand - - - Larre Hoke, Keith Wfolff ---------- David Planker - - - - jack Palmer Photography editor ..................... --- Nevin Frantz BUSINESS STAFF Typing manager --- ........ ...... .... L o is Musselman Business manager ..... .................. I ohn Day Co-advertising managers -- --- Shelvey Lady, Glenda Freed Circulation manager .............................. Frank Cline The B-Hi Times, a student publication, is in its seventeenth year. It is printed six times during the school year and is backed by work and sweat on behalf of the i staff. Each year the new staff is chosen in time to publish the last issue, aided by the older editors. Page fifty-six B-Hi Times Staff First Row, left to right: C. Roth, E. Luckenbaugh, B. Zeigler, M. Guise, J. Beitman, L Baker N. Tate. Second Row: E. Stoner, L. Gaither, L. Swayze, D. Anthony, L. Mansberger, J. Collins, S Riley P. Trimmer, D. Noel, L. Slaybaugh, J. Starry, F. Warner. Third Row: J. Tate, C. Slonaker, J. Ebbert, J. Palmer, J. Steiner, L. Peters, W. Tilton J Taylor, G. Coble, R. Schwartz, R. Koontz, B. Parker. REPORTERS Lois Gaither, Eunice Luckenbaugh, Janet Beitman, Lucille Baker Mildred Guise, Louise Mansberger, William Tilton, Dorothy An- thony, Barbara Parker, Joyce Starry, Lynn Swayze, Nancy Tate, Freda Warner, John Steiner, Joan Tate, Connie Slonaker, Ray Schwartz Betty Zeigler, Jonathan Taylor, Garnet Coble, Ronald Koontz Carolyn Roth, Elaine Weaver, Elaine Stoner, Carolyn Wierman. Shelvey Jean Lady, Phyllis Trimmer. PHOTOGRAPHERS Jean Collins, Lynn Peters TYPISTS Dolores Noel, Shirley Riley, ADVISOR Mary L. Clouser Page fifty-seven Lois Slaybaugh Tribunal First Raw, left to right: B. Zeigler, S. Lower, K. Sheats, J. Tate. Second Row: K. Wfolff, D. Trostel. Not Pictured: Nevin Frantz. Advisor: Mr. L. V. Stock. The Tribunal is made up of seven members of the Student Coun- cil. This group acts as a committee to hear cases involving student discipline and to help formulate decisions with the administrative staff. Handbook Staff Left to right: j. Ebbert, Mr. Albert Drachbar, advisorg K. Shears, S. Lower. Page fifty-eight Senior B-Club First Row, left to right: Mr. Coradetti, advisor, S. Peters, M. Hauser, N. Frantz, F. Cline, J. Day, B. Starry, D. Fetters, J. Hykes, J. Shetter. Second Row: D. Rose, J. Guise, D. Slaybaugh, W. Birgensmith, C. Wierman, K. Sheats, B. Zeigler, N. Tate, J. Ehlman, L. Baker, S. Taylor, P. Guise. I Third Row: K. Pitzer, E. Sheaffer, P. Little, J. Geiselman, M. Kanagy, S. Lower, L. Hilde-I brand, J. Beitman, S. Lady, K. Murtorff, E. Luckenbaugh. Fourth Row: E. Weaver, J. Crist, N. Osborn, K. Wolff, R. Miller, R. Schwartz, R. Koontz, W. Sheaffer. Not Pictured: G. Freed, D. Himes, F. Finfrock. OFFICERS President ---,-- --,---,,-,-, .. .. Frank Cline Vice-President ..... -- Nevin Frantz Secretary-Treasurer -- .-.. John Day Adviggf ------------u------,-------,,,-, ,...... M IJ. CO1'3dCffi The B-Club is an organization formed for the purpose of stimulating and en- couraging sportsmanship. Its members are outstanding students who have earned their B and their membership to the club by participating in extra-cirricular activities. Page fifty-nine Peter Pan Club Left to right: K. Shears, j. Ehlman, J. Beitman, L. Hildebrand, L. Peters, M. Albright, D. Fink, M. Hauser, E. Weaver, G. Freed, Mrs. Clouser, advisor. OFFICERS President ..... -- janet Ehlman Vice-President ...... --- Elaine Weaver Secretary-Treasurer - - - - - - Janet Beitman Advisor ........... --- Mrs. Clouser National Thespian Troop No. 484 is better known to Biglerville students as the Peter Pan Club. The members of this dramatic club earn their admittance by participating in the presentation of a required number of plays. Initiations are held twice a year. Page sixty Tri-Hi-Y First Row, left to right: M. Hauser, J. Ehlman, L. Hildebrand, M. Guise, E. Fohl, Mrs. Clouser, advisorg L. Baker, N. Tate, K. Sheats, B. Macbeth, N. Osborn. Q Second Row: B. Freed, C. Bowers, M. Alexander, E. Althoff, J. Starry, W. Hmkle, A. Dear- . clorff, J. Chronister, A. Harmon, J. Crist, J. Plank. Third Row: A. Heltibridle, S. Taylor, C. Slonaker, E. Stoner, L. Bretzman, C. Davis S. Peters, J. Shetter, F. Warner, B. Miller, N. Kane, L. Swayze. Fourth Row: D. Anthony, G. Freed, J. Collins, L. Gaither, L. Group, J, Hollabaugh, L. F1-IDI, B. Kuykendall, P. Warrenfeltz, D. Bere, L. Swayze. Fifth Row: L. Mansberger, K. Chronister, B. Zeigler, J. Beitman, C. Roth. Not Pictured: J. Sheaffer, E. Weaver. OFFICERS President --- --- Lucille Baker Vice-President -- .... Nancy Tate Secretary -- ..... Evadne Fohl Treasurer ........... Mildred Gulse Chaplain ...... Lola Ann Hildebrand Advisor --- ........ Mrs. Clouser Hi-Y i First Row, left to rigbht: J. Hewetson, W. Sheaffer, J. Steiner, D. Himes, Mr. Reiter, advisor. Second Row: N. We er, D. Blocher, N. Lott, T. Leedy, E. Crum. OFFICERS President ......... William Sheaffer Vice-President -- -- John Hewetson Secretary-Treasurer ..... John Steiner Chaplain ....... --- Donald Himes Advisor ........ ..... M r. Reiter Page sixty-one Senior F. H. A. First Row, left to right: C. Arnsberger, P. Warrenfeltz, J. Staub, B. Boyer, D. Chronister, J. Kuykendall, J. Stoner, S. Heller, Mrs. Diehl, advisor. Second Row: A. Thomas, J. Conner, N. Baker, N. Osborn, H. Millhimes, D. Gilbert, D. Mc- Glaughlin, S. Sheaffer, K. Chronister. Third Row: S. Martin, S. Heller, H. Naylor, B. Taylor, A. Rexroth, D. Sheaffer, D. Hykes, P. Keebaugh, S. Kessel, A. Baldwin. Nat Pictured: J. Starner, E. Hartman, S. Cashman, M. Sharpe, M. Hartman, H. Stahl. OFFICERS President --- --- Darby Chronister Vice-President --- -- Joan Staub Secretary --- ...... Janet Starner Treasurer .... --- Betty Boyer Historian --- --- Jeanne Kuykendall Advisor --- --- Mrs. Diehl Senior F. F. . First Row, left to right: Mr. John W. White, H. Mansberger, J. Frey, G. Lawver, K. Miller, K. Pitzer, M. Eckenrode, E. Shaffer, R. Groupe, L. Peters, R. Sheaffer. Second Row: R. Beatty, B. Cluck, J. Clouse, M. Bucher, P. Little, L. Peters, D. Trostel, F. Ryman, F. Weigle, M. Gochenaur. Third Row: R. Mentzer, D. Bowers, P. Coble, D. Flickinger, R. Carey, G. Carey, C. Manahan, R. Carey, L. Taylor, B. Smith, M. Shank. Fourth Row: C. Taylor, J. Constable, D. Wickline, J. Showers, J. Millhimes, R. Shetter, I. Bretzrnan, O. Cooley, L. Shultz, C. Fetters, T. Cline. - OFFICERS President --- --- Kenneth Pitzer Vice-President -- -- Kenneth Miller Secretary -- --- Donald Himes Treasurer --- -- Gerald Lawver Reporter -- --- Eugene Shaffer Sentinel ......... .... J ohn Frey Advisor ................ Mr. White Page sixty-two Girls' Trio rv E I ? 'F .W 4 hier Left to right: janet Beitman, pianistg Kay Shears, Evadne Fohl, Nancy Osborn. ' i Girls Quartet ' 'NZ Left to right: janet Beirman, pianistg Eunice Luckenbaugh, Janet Ehlman, Nancy Cline, Darlene Fetters. Page sixty-three aSvd ,I-Mxgs' Q R -1 First Row, left to right: P. Wright, J. Shetter, M. Hauser, F. Warner, N. Arnold, V. Geiselman, Mr. Sanders, director. Second Row: G. Flickinger, D. Rose, C. Baker, S. Finfrock, F. Schoffstall, J. Beitman, K. Shears, S. Ta lor, B. Rice . Starr . Crit S. Hoke . Ehlm L. l Y 9 J ya J 5 1 9 J ans Hildebrand, E. Stoner, D. Fetters. Third Row: R. Shetter, B. Parker, R. Fink, J. Palmer, D. Coble, M. Kanagy, H. Rex, A. Chronister, D. Crum, P. Heckenluber, D. Anthony, C. Wierman, J. Col- lins, B. Zeigler. Fourth Row: K. Murtorff, J. Day, P. Guise, B. Parker, P. Sheaifer, J. Taylor, I. McDannell, N. Cline, E. Smith, J. Geiselman, J. Gulse, S. Lower, N. Tate, E. Alt- hotf, J. Ebbert. Fifth Row: L. Shillito, R. Clark, J. Smallwood, G. Coble, R. Miller, H. Wright, N. Davis, A. Heltibridle, L. Group, S. Peters, J. Tate, E. Luckenbaugh, J. Steiner, L. Lerew, J. Stover. Sixth Row: K. Markle, J. Hewetson, F. Cline, M. Weber, E. Deardorff, M. Guise, B. Freed, D. Longenecker, R. Schwartz, P. Coble, G. Dorsey, D. Blocher. CD FD E. O -1 E L43 99 PU l Senior High Band OFFICERS President ............ --- Kay Sheats Vice-President ..... ....... F rank Cline Secretary-Treasurer --- Carolyn Wierman Director ...................................... Harold Sanders BAND ENGAGEMENTS 1954 - 1955 September 25 -- -- Football game .... --- Biglerville October 2 -- Football game .... --- Boiling Springs October 9 --- Football game .... --- Gettysburg College October 9 -- October 14 -- October 15 -- October 16 -- October 23 -- October 25 -- October 27 -- October 30 -- November 6 November 8 November 13 December 8 - December 23 - January 6, 7, 8 February 3, 4, 5 February 9 ..... -- February 16 - May 6 ..... May 13 .... June 1 --- Football game .... --- Booster Parade .... --- Football game .... --- Football game .... - - - Football game .... --- Parade ......... Parade ......... Football game .... --- Football game ........ Democratic Parade Football game ........ Christmas Parade ...... Christmas Program District Orchestra State Orchestra - - - - - - County Band .... Tonette Recital .... - - - Spring Musical .... - - - May Day ....... Graduation --- Page sixty-five Biglerville Biglerville Biglerville Temple University Susquehannock Boiling Springs Gettysburg Biglerville Dallastown Gettysburg Kennard Dale Biglerville School Camp Hill Mt. Union Delone High School Grade School South Mt. Park Aud School South Mt. Park Aud Senior Band Majorettes First Row: Nancy Arnold. Second Row: Freda Warner, Vivian Geiselman. Third Row: Patsy Wright, Judy Shetter. Fourth Row: Melinda Hauser. HEAD MAJORETTE Melinda Hauser Band Color Guards Left to right: Shelvey jean Lady, jackie Slaybaugh, Charlotte Hartzel, Glenda Freed, Betty Starry Page sixty-six Dance Band First Row, left to right: J. Tate, J. Guise, B. Harvey, E. Luckenbaugh, J. Geiselman, S. Lower. Secpnd Row: H. Wright, R. Cark, J. Day, D. Coble, L. Shillito, J. Smallwood, F. Cline. Tbzrd Row. R. Fink, R. Schwartz, P. Guise. Boys' Gctette Left to right: Richard Beamer, John Day, Dave Slaybaugh, Larry Peters, Kenneth Miller, Paul Kuhn, Fred Finfrock, Frank Cline. Page sixty-seven First Row, left to right: Mr. Yost, directorg K. Chronister, B. Zeigler, D. Fetters, N. Cline, L. Slaybaugh, N. Osborn, M. Hauser, B. Starry, J. Guise, E. Pohl, J. Hykes, E. Luckenbaugh, J. Ehlman. Second Row: M. Hartman, J. Crist, M. Kanagy, J. Starry, L. Bretzman, J. Chronister, W. Hinkle, A. Deardorff, D. Rose, P. Guise, P. Walter, J. Shetter, F. Warner. Third Row: B. greed, N. Arnold, J. Ebbert, J. Tate, B. Macbeth, P. Warrenfeltz, N. Tate, J. Beitman, K. Sheats, L. Baker, L. Hildebrand, P. Sheaffer, N. Ditzler, A. Heltibri le. ' Fourth Row: R. Fink, J. Hewetson, L. Peters, J. Day, R. Schwartz, R. Koontz, J. Smallwood, L. Shillito, R. Clark, H. Wright, T. Leedy. Fifth Row: N. Weber, J. Taylor, J. Albright, F. Cline, S. Birgensmith, K. Baltzley, W. Tilton, L. Starner, N. Lott, D. Blocher, W. Wallen. Not Pictured: J. Collins, D. Slaybaugh, H. Hemsley. OFFICERS President ................... ...................... ..... F r ank Cline Vice-President ............... .................. - -- Darlene Fetters Secretary-Treasurer .......... --- --- ............... .... N ancy Tate Director ...................... .......... ..... ........... M 1' . Yost IP 0 na 'cs 'U fi 5 O 3' 9. -1 Senior High Play Left to right: R. Fink, E. Weaver, R. Clark, M. Hauser, N. Frantz. F. Warner, W. Tilton, J. Crist, -I Palmer ALL THRU THE NIGHT Hugh Pierce .... ...... Enid Temple -- Lorry St. John .... Mary Owen --- Vicky ............ Blake Surdival - David Fothering Enid Meredith - Lloyd Owen --- Carmenita --- Director ............... SCENES FROM THE PRODUCTION Page sixty-nine WILLIAM TILTON ---- MELINDA HAUSER ------ RICHARD FINK -------- JUDY CRIST ---- FREDA WARNER ---- ROBERT CLARK ----- NEVIN FRANTZ ---- MELINDA HAUSER JACK PALMER --- ELAINE WEAVER -------- MRS. CLOUSER inth Grade Chorus First Row, left to right: P. Heckenluber, V. Geiselman, S. Finfrock, L. Smick, C. Baker, D. Rexroth, P. Rankin, D. Eckenrode, A. Chronister, J. Bosserman, D. Crum, R. Roth, B. Taylor, C. Gratton. Second Row: R. Rider, A. Weaver, J. Thomas, J. Heller, J. Carey, J. Heller, D. Winand, N. Peters, J. Kuntz, A. Ogden, D. Orner, S. Herman, M. Gochenouer, B. Harvey. Third Row: W. Payne, P. Poland, P. Weaver, L. Rex, E. Keefer, B. Lehr, M. Taylor, L. Butler, J. Miller, L. Funt, E. Smith, I. McDannell, N. Southerly, J. Orner, S. Hoke, A. Slaybaugh. Fourth Row: J. Constable, W. Vines, A. Lott, S. Parker, R. Musselman, C. Blockwell, S. Boone, S. Miller, N. Block, C. Johnson, J. Bucher, J. Slonaker, D. Coble, R. Ehlman, F. Hoffman, B. Hart. Fifth Row: G. Thomas, R. Warren, J. Milhimes, R. Carey, R. Hartzel, R. Byers, E. Deardorff, G. Thomas, G. McCauslin, D. Hess, R. Cutshall, C. Showers, J. Zeigler, D. Baltzley, M. Sheaffer, R. Boyer. Sixth Row: D. Wickline, O. Eckert, P. Coble, B. Sheaffer, D. Gilbert, G. Dorsey, R. Shetter, W. Carey, O. Cooley, I. Bretzman, T. Cline, R. Beatty, M. Bucher, J. Taylor, W. Hornig, D. Naylor, L. Taylor, H. Dugan. Director: Mr. Yost. Junior Chorus First Row, left to right: J. Mansberger, D. Kuykendall, M. Guise, A. Kuykendall, M. Shreve, E. Showacker, N. Kiner, E. Sillik, S. Livingston, J. Weigle, M. Harman, S. Taylor, L. Wilson, N. Ditzler, B. Arnsberger, M. Guise. Second Row: C. Pryor, R. Leer, N. Richardson, J. Thomas, J. Hartzel, E. Vines, G. Chronister, F. Weichman, J. Slaybaugh, J. Taylor, R. Rexroth, P. Wolff, M. Wentz, M. Miller, J. Linah. Third Row: F. Lafferty, D. Wickline, B. Logan, R. Starry, N. Musselman, M. Finfrock, M. Ralfensberger, P. Reinecker, N. Peters, D. Parry, M. Shank, J. Livingston, B. Seburn, J. Warren, S. Sullivan, J. Wayburn. Fourth Row: D. Rexroth, H. Slusser, J. Sabo, H. Oliver, M. Rider, A. Shreve, J. Herman, P. Steiner, T. Mc- Curry, L. Hoffman, J. Gunn, M. Byerly, L. Emlet, N. Wenk. Fifth Row: I. Carey, B. Heller, C. Hostetter, M. Griest, P. Cashman, B. Finfrock, M. Coble, B. Haskell, S. Bucher, S. Baer, M. Hewetson, D. Ebbert, S. Baker, R. Crum, D. Gilbert. Sixth Row: P. Boone, N. Sheaffer, R. Roth, G. Clap saddle, B. Burkhart, S. Gettier, S. Group, B. Barbour, L. Barbour, H. Bowers, L. Shaffer, V. Taylor, C. Stoner, P. Blackwell, S. Warrenfeltz, P. Hartman. Director.--Mr. Yost. Page seventy auo-Muanas a5vd First Row, left to right: M'. Griest, B. Finfrock, S. Baer, D. Eckenrode, D. Ebbert, J. Carey, L. Emlet, M. Byerly, Mr. Sanders, director. Second Row.' M. Wentz,'P. Reinecker, S. Boone, G. Blackwell, D. Kepner, R. Hoffnagle, L. Campbell, E. Vines, M. Finfrock, R. Graham, J. Schwartz, N. Wenk. Third Row: L. Smick, B. Hackell, P. Asquith, I. Carey, J. Thomas, J. Linah, J. Orner, M. Coble, R. Graham, B. Eliker, E. Coble. Fourth Row: R. Roth, M. Sheaffer, M. Hewetson, W. Warner, W. Carey, L. Guise, R. Musselman, M. Rider, L. Brough, C. Bosserman. Fifth Row: L. Barbour, J. Slonaker, R. Ehlman, D. Dull, B. Clapsaddle, H. Vines, G. Clapsaddle, N. Ecker, G. Chronister, N. Peters. Sixth Row: B. Harvey, B. Parker, M. Bucher, T. Cline, L. Carey, E. Sillik, W. Payne, B. Hart, A. Slaybaugh, J. Zeigler. Director: Mr. Sanders. Q... C E. O -s E L43 99 pu Social Dancing Firxt Row, left to right: Mr. Cover, instructor, R. Campbell, P. Steiner, R. Millhimes, T. Orner, S. Lewis, J Sabo, R. Cutshall, J. Starry, B. Birgensmith, D. Donharl, R. Kane, R. Hartzel, R. Sheaffer, A. Ogden, J Kuntz, N. Peters, Miss Walters, instructor. Second Row: B. Arnsberger, J. Livingston, P. Shultz, M. Shank, J. Carey, J. Heller, W. Vines, C. Gratton, S Jgooime, C. Blackwell, T. Hunter, J. Orner, D. Rexroth, B. Logan, D. Wickline, P. Rankin, R. Roth, B ay or. Third Row: S. Bucher, M. Hewetson, J. Dugan, A. Kuykendall, N. Jacoby, S. Mentzer, N. Irvin, S. Sullivan J. Warren, N. Southerly, S. Herman, D. Orner, F. Lafferry, J. Heller, D. Winand, F. Whitman, D. Eck: ert, P. Poland. Fourth Row: V. Taylor, D. Gilbert, J. Bean, M. Rider, J. Beam, J. Weigle, J. Trostel, L. Shealfer, P. Black- wll, K. Parker, J. Miller, S. Miller, E. Keefer, B. Lehr, L. Funt, J. Wayburn, S. Taylor, L. Wilson, P eaver. Fifth Row: R. Snyder, W. Schwartz, G. Chronister, P. Asquith, L. Guise, P. Boone, C. Stoner, L. Shealfer, S Warrenfeltz, D. Taylor, T. McCurry, J. Gunn, N. Ditzler, C. Van Dyke, L. Taylor, C. Johnson, R. Ehl- man, C. Thomas. Sixth Row: .Jacoby, B. Hale, E. Dively, H. Vines, L. Brough, R. Blocher, H. Oliver, H. Slusser, K. Gentz- ler, B. Sillik, S. Livingston, A. Heller, P. Unger, M. Plank, T. Lightner, D. Baltzley, B. Clouse, D. Gilbert, G. Dove, 'J. Forsythe. Instructors: Miss Walter, Mr. Cover. Junior Art Club First Row, Seated, left to right: J. Kuntz, A. Ogden, D. Omer, A. Taylor. Second Row, Seated: E. Vines, C. Pryor, J. Warren, S. Sullivan, J. Thomas, J. Hartzel. Thzrd Row, Seated: L. Funt, M. Shank, J. Gunn, N. Richardson, F. Lafferty. Fourth Row, Standing: B. Logan, J. Mansberger, L. Carey, K. Parker, J. May, D. Gilbert, P. Hartman, V. Tay- lor, R: Taylor, S. Miller, F. Hawbecker, K. Smeed, R. Starner, M. Byerly, L. Emlet, E. Sillik, L. Hoffman, P. Steiner, J. Beam, R. Millhimes, J. Wayburn, M. Harman, P. Blackwell, R. Boyer, Miss Keller, advisor. Adwsor: Miss Keller. ' Page seventy-two Junior F. H. . First Row, left to right: W. Vines, J. Heller, J. Heller, D. Winand, C. Gratton, J. Carey, J. Arnsbergef, J- Warren, P. Shultz, N. Jacoby. Second Row: S. Warrenfeltz, A. Shreve, Harman, A. Heller, P. Hartman, D. Taylor, J. Boone, S. Taylor, J. Sheaffer, E. Kane, Mrs. Frantz, advisor. Tbird Row: J. Weigle, V. Taylor, A. Kuykendall, F. Whitman, K. Hall, S. Baker, R. Crum, J. Forsythe, D- Kuykendall, J. Hartzel, N. Irvin. OFFICERS President --- ...... Jane Carey Vice-President -- --- Carol Gratton Secretary -- -- Joyce Arnsberger Treasurer .......... Darlene Winand Advisor .............. Mrs. Frantz Junior F. F. A. First Row, left to right: Mr. White, advisor, E. Sillik, B. Clouse, F. Showers, R. Sheaffer, J. Harmon, D. Boyer J. Kuhn, S. Lewis. - Second Row: B. Clapsaddle, F. Warrenfeltz, L. Heller, C. Shaffer, M. Plank, L. Seymour, C. VanDyke, L. Smith D. McCauslin, J. Frantz. u Third Row: L. Roth, R. Starner, G. Flook, K. Jacoby, E. Logan, J. Showers, B. Hartman, R. Weidner. OFFICERS President - - - - - - Robert Sheaffer Vice-President - - .... John Harmon Secretary - - - - - - Fred Showers Treasurer .... - - - Marshall Plank Reporter - - - ..... Elbert Altice Sentinel ......... - - - Clark Shaffer Advisor ........ ..... M r. White Page .seventy-three Junior Library Club Left to right: D. Dull, R. Leer, K. Hall, M. Coble, R. Crum, B. Haskell, M. Griest, P. Reinecker, J. Linah, S Baer, C. Yoder. Seated, Mrs. Sanders, advisor. OFFICERS President --- -- Patricia Reinecker Vice-President .... --- Susan Baer Advisor ............. Mrs. Sanders Junior Honor Society First Row, left to right: Mr. Gordon, advisorg S. Baer, B. Haskell, D. Crum, S. Finfrock. Second Row: C. Yoder, M. Griest, J. Bosserman, C. Baker. Third Row: M. Wentz, N. Byerly, J. May, E. Smith. Fourth Row: J. Linah, P. Cashman, D. Coble, S. Hoke. Fifth Raw: M. Hewetson, J. Slonaker, J. Stover. Sixth Row, Stzmding: J. Mansberger, A. Chronisrer, R. Rider, W. Vines. Not Pictured: R. Musselman, D. Dull, T. Cline. Advisor: Mr. Gordon. Page seventy-four Junior B-Club Firxl Row, left to right: R. Crum, C. Yoder, T. Cline, P. Heckenluber, V. Geiselman, D. Crum, J. Bosserman, A. Chronister, M. Coble. Second Row: M. Hewetson, S. Baer, P. Reinecker, D. Eckenrode, L. Smick, N. Peters, L. Rex, P. Poland, J Kuntz, A. Ogden. Third Row: E. Deardorfi, E. Vines, M. Byerly, D. Winand, R. Roth, C. Baker, J. Omer, S. Hoke, C. Gratton, W. Vines, R. Roth. Fourth Row: C. Showers, D. Coble, G. Dorsey, R. Ehlman, R. Byers, P. Coble, R. Weidner, G. Wagner, Mr. Drachbar, advisor. OFFICERS President --- -- Thomas Cline Vice-President ..... Pat Heckenluber Secretary --- ..... Diane Crum Treasurer ........ Vivian Geiselman- Advisor ......... -- Mr. Drachbar Safety Patrol First Row, left to right: H. Vines, P. Steiner, R. Starner, J. Clouse. Second Row: B. Sillik, N. Livingston, E. Sillik, M. Eckenrode, K. Parker, G. Slaybaugh, R. Blocher, S. Warren feltz, Mr. Ernst, advisor. Third Row: L. Peters, B. Clouse, R. Carey, J. Albright, E. Chronister, R. Carey, I. Bretzman, F. Hawbecker. Not pictured: D. Naylor. Advisor: Mr. Ernst. Page seventy-five Football Cheerleaders Left to right: D. Chronister, C. Slonaker, J. Staub, E. Weaver, C. Roth, J. Wolf. Senior Cheerleaders Carolyn Roth Elaine Weaver - Co-Captain Jo Ann Wolf - Co-Captain Page seventy-six Basketball Cheerleaders Left to right: M. Hauser, D. Rose, W. Hinkle, F. Warner. Not pictured: S. Taylor, S. Kessel. Senior Cheerleader Melinda Hauser - Captain Page :evenly-seven Junior-Senior Prom -- I954 The annual junior-Senior Prom was held on May 21, 1954, in the school gymnasium. The music was furnished by Harry Marsh's Orchestra. The theme pre- sented was Oriental Gardens, and the decorations were placed by the Juniors. The Prom was in honor of the Seniors. King and Queen of Prom Wayne Guise watches as Gwendolyn Burgoon is crowned Queen by Prof. L. V. Stock. Page .vevenly-eight May Day Queen and Court -- I9 4 , W L , ' . tar-I - . qw - , Ilj ,ali gz. ' WL. wi wi,-21 t ' e M 1 ggg, . U 1 ,f 7 . ,vsS?LTt15e5,:f,5'?',z1ei is . ' . 431:-J. , 1 ' ' ' - t ' .. W J ' i 'Q f 5 , ' f'E .,sHt Ziff . 5. H , -- 0 ft, . Ziff' H t , at U ' 5 p .,., .- , ggi' e K , ' ' Q f' . 2 21 : 1. -5.1 s 5f iI2.'?37'f' iA,f, ' TQ WQVLEQ .E - - W , M 15 S fs -' ' 1 fkZ:,,:f'21 ig' be ii 5-if N,-rsif f g 1-,zfifie f ffvt s T . r i A - - 1 ..,, ' A-H,' A Y ' ' A I . V faggtzqzi time Wgiy, ,sf-gwiyigift , 1.5. ' --1--1 33, - gg- W. f . I -1 gsm t - .35 ' . 535-' ti fi' V ' iezkif T' ' ' E'553-w d ffif 'k '1 il- Q ff , -7 '. TSQ VE, fi fill 'Q Q2 ' ' . 215.1 ' 2 ' , .ffe f 5f'? '.?J, T ,:g. fS153'W.' T ' W A l , r. N ,W i ,,4 ..,,. . , , 4 . , fr- . .4 ' M . at S s ' is t' Left to right: Betty Finfrock, Joyce Ebbert, Dot Deardorff, Shelby Herman, Joan Hartman, Frances Howery, Kay Sheats, Sondra Taylor, Pat Heckenluber. Crown bearer: jeff Brown. Flower girl: Susie Reinecker. May Day was held on May 14, 1954 in the school gymnasium. Following the Queen's procession and ceremony, tea, and Open House in the afternoon, a dance was held in the evening, featuring the presentation of the Queen. The aifalr 1S annually sponsored by the Student Council. 4 lumni Dance -- I9 4 Being an annual affair, the Alumni Dance was held on December 50, 1954 in the school gymnasium. The school orchestra furnished the music and the dance, named the Snow Ball, was sponsored by the Student Council. Page seventy-nine Book of Memories I954- 55 Our senior year has been a busy but wonderful time. Listed here is a brief calender of events during our last year at B. H. S. September 7 September 1 7 September 22 September 2 5 October 1 1 October 14 November 12 November 1 3 NOV. 18 - 19 Nov. 2 5 29 December 3 Dec. 2 3 - jan. 3 December 30 January 1 3 February 18 February 24 February 26 March 1 7 18 March 2 5 March 30 April 16 April 7 12 April 2 3 30 May 6 May 7 May 9 - 10 1 1 May 1 3 May 14 May 2 0 May 24 May 29 june 1 School opened Back to School Party Field trip to Pennsylvania Industrial Exposition Football season opened with Camp Hill Individual Senior pictures taken Individual Senior pictures taken Received Senior pictures Football season closed with Kennard-Dale Senior High play Thanksgiving vacation Basketball season opened with Shippensburg Christmas vacation Alumni Dance Wrestling season opened with Boiling Springs Basketball season closed with Littlestown Wrestling season closed with! Mercersburg Basketball playoffs Operetta Senior class roller skating party Senior name cards ordered Baseball season opened with York Springs Easter vacation Senior Class Food Sales Spring Musicial Baseball season closed with Boiling Springs Senior trip May Day Adams County Field Day junior-Senior Prom Senior class exams begin Bacculareate Commencement - Senior Speakers: Kay Sheats, Nevin Frantz john Day, Melinda Hauser. Main Speaker: Rev. George Berk- heimer, D. D. Page eighty 5 . Y . W Ei f bf 1' 5 Q4 X ,N N gm I l Q I: D if 6: . A X B .Z SPDRT5 . 1 Football Squad First Row, left to right: Mr. Coradetti, coach, P. Howery, K. Pitzer, R. Koontz, J. Little, B. Birgensmith, W. Shealfer, D. Slaybaugh, D. Himes, W. Rice, R. Schwartz, F. Heyser, E. McGlaughlin, Mr. Garrett, coach Second Row: D. Trostel, managerg N. Weber, C. Fetters, C. Manahan, H. Hemsley, J. May, G. Shaffer, F Weigle, M. Gochenauer. B. Roe, R. Mentzer, K. Wolff, managerg N. Frantz, manager. Third Row: S. Birgensmith, R. Bolen, R. Trimmer, J. Constable, R. Clark, W. Wallen, B. Cluck, D. Ogburn J. Harmon, B. Smith, R. Byers, D. Hess. Coacbex: Mr. Coradetti, Mr. Garrett. - The Biglerville High School varsity football team placed third in the Laurel Conference league standing of 1954. This was the first year Biglerville played in this particular league. The team's record was three wins and five losses. 1954 SCHEDULE 1 B-ville Oppts. September 25 Camp Hill Home 7 27 October 2 Boiling Springs Away 0 20 October 9 West York Home 13 27 October 15 Littlestown Home O 26 October 23 Susquehanna Away 13 7 October 30 Red Lion Home 12 32 November 6 Dallastown Away 2 1 12 November 13 Kennard Dale Away 20 7 Page eighty-two Senior Players Bill Sheaffer Ht. 5' 11 Wt. 165 Position-Right Tackle Donald Himes Ht. 6' 0 Wt. 175 Position-Left End Bill Birgensmith Hr. 5' 8 Wt. 155 Position-Left Guard Dave Slaybaugh Paul Little Ht. 5' 6 Ht. 5' 8 Wt. 140 Wt. 160 Position-Right Halfback Position-Fullback Page eighty-three I le Boys' Varsity Basketball Team Left to right: R. Group, K. WQIE, R. Miller, F. Cline, L. Hoke, N. Frantz, J. Day, G. Coble, R. Koontz D Hartzel, G. Shaffer. In background: D. Trostel, managerg Mr. Allison, coach. December December December December December December December January January january january january january January January February February February February February February 1' 3 if 7 no T14 +17 'i'21 328 If 4 if 7 'ill 'F14 T18 21121 +25 328 1' 1 'F 4 1' 8 'FII +15 318 T Junior Varsity Preliminary 'F Varsity Girls' Preliminary 1954-1955 SCHEDULE Shippensburg Delone St. Thomas Shippensburg Delone Spring Grove Alumni New Oxford York Springs Boiling Springs East Berlin Fairfield Newville Littlestown New Oxford York Springs Boiling Springs East Berlin Fairfield Newville Littlestown Page eighty-four Away Away Home Home Home Home Home Home Away Away Home Away Away Home Away Home Home Away Home Home Away l9'54 Undefeated Girls' Varsity Basketball Team l Left to right: J. Guise, J. Ebbert, J. Shetter, J. Geiselman, P. Heckenluber, L. Bretzman, B. Rice, J. Chronister, K. Sheats, S. Peters, E. Stoner, P. Guise, P. Wright, V. Geiselman, B. Zeigler, S. Lady, N. Arnold. In background: D. Hykes, managerg Mrs. Wentzel, coachg Miss Hess, coachg N. Davis, manager. Coaches: Mrs. Wentzel, Miss Hess. Both the boys' and girls' varsity basketball teams of Biglerville High School belong to the Adams County Basketball League. Page eighty-five Senior Frank Cline Shelvey jean Lady Ht. 5' 10 Position-Forward Position-Guard John Day Ht. 5' 9 Position-Guard Kay Sheats joan Geiselman Position-Guard Position-Forward Page eighty-six Players Beffy. Zeigler Shirley Peters Position-Guafd Position-Forward I955 jean Guise Position-Guard Page eighty-seven Nevin Frantz Ht. 5' 11 Position-Forward Junior Varsity Team First Row, left to right: D. Blocher, D. Fink, J. Smallwood, R. Clark, T. Leedy. - Second Row: j. Constable, R. Schwartz, L. Shillito, N. Weber, H. Wright, D. Bowers, Mr. Soloski, coach. Coach: Mr. Soloski. Varsity Wrestling Team Firxt Row, left to right: J. Smeed, W. Sheaffer, G. Flickinger, N. Lott, P. Schachle, C. Fohl. Second Row: W. Birgensmith, R. Mentzer, D. Himes, J. Hewetson, B. Sheaffer. i Third Row: Mr. Krebs, coach, R. Wickline, managerg D. Bricker, j. Cutshall, J. Harmon, B. Tilton, manager. Coach: Mr. Krebs. January 13 January 29 February 3 February 10 February 17 February 24 1955 SCHEDULE Boiling Springs Boiling Springs Shippensburg Shippensburg Spring Grove Mercersburg V. Page eighty-eight Home Away Away Home Home Away Junior High Football Squad Firxt Row, left to right: P. Schachle, C. Shafer, R. Ehlman, G. Slaybaugh, R. Campbell, D. Donharl, L. Ecken rode, D. May, J. Kump, J. Kuhn, L. Boyer, H. Vines, V. Johnston, G. Wagner. Second Row: G. McCauslin, R. Shetter, R. Sheaffer, B. Payne, A. Slaybaugh, L. Harman, E. Logan, J. Harmon L. Showers, K. Gentzler, G. Breighner, R. Yosovski, B. Birgensmith, Mr. Settle, coach. Third Row: D. Baker, G. Bricker, B. Hart, P. Coble, J. Zeigler, C. Showers, J. Showers, P. Warren, G. Flook A. Starry, P. Asquith, B. Warner, J. Frantz. Coach: Mr. Settle. Junior High Basketball Team Fifi! Rvw, left to right: J. Clouse, D. Coble, C. Showers, R. Byers, P. Coble, R. Beatty, R. Cutshall, J. Zeigler, W. Payne, H. Hartzel, G. Dorsey. Second Row: J. Omer, W. Swartz, S. Lewis, J. Sabo, R. Kane, S. Group, L. Rose, W. Hale, B. Campbell, E. Dively, L. Eckenrode, D. Eckert, J. Kuhn. Third Row: Mr. Coradetti, coach, R. Hartzel, manager, B. Birgensmith, D. Donharl, L. Guise, L. Hartman, L. Kennedy, W. Warner, D. Dull, J. Frantz, E. Deardorff, manager, Mr. Garrett, coach. Coaches: Mr. Coradetti, Mr. Garrett. Page eighty-nine 7 N my I9 4 Llndefeated Track Team up... First Row, left to right: R. Mauss, D. Unger, G. Beicller, D. Wright, D. Harmon, B. Dehoff, W. Guise, B. D k ec er. Second Row: R. Kuntz, F. Ehlman, G. Crum, K. Starner, C. Marks, D. Himes, B. Birgensmith. Third Row: R. Group, E. McGlaughlin, F. Hey:-cr, W. Sheaffer, D. Cline, R. Schwartz, D. Ogburn, F. Ankney. Fourth Row: Mr. Benchoff, coach, W. Sheaffer, j. May, R. Roe, W. Wallen, C. Funt, manager-g Mr. Sheats, coach. Coaches: Mr. Benchoff, Mr. Sheats. 1954 SCHEDULE April 7 Black and Gold home April 14 Washington Twp. home April 21 Dallastown home April 28 Camp Hill and Scotland home April 50 Mechanicsburg home May 5 Hanover Relays away May 8 Adams County Meet home May 12 Chambersburg home May 14 Boiling Springs home May 20 North York and Dillsburg home May 22 District III away 1954 TRACK RECORDS Robert Mauss Javelin 184 feet 8 inches Ronald Koontz Half mile 2 minutes 4 seconds Garry' Beidler 180 yd. low hurdles 21 seconds Page ninety I954 Baseball Team HWGRQW, left I0 right: Mr. Allison, coachg M. Pitzer, H. Hartman, E. Deardorif, T. Hutton, L. Dugan ulses gezpnd Row: L. Ijloke, Shaffer, F. Finfrock, D. Trosrel, K. Pitzer, R. Koontz. Noflfdpiffw-'dBi:B1rgensm1th, managerg J. Albright, F. Strickhouser, D. Thomas, F. Heyser, D. Hess, mana ef ur : . 2 C in , . D . C0465-' Mr. Allison. e J ay April 13 April 20 April 22 April 27 April 29 May 4 May 6 May 11 May May 15 14 April 6 April 12 April 15 April 19 April 21 April 26 April 28 May May 3 p 5 May 10 1954 SCHEDULE B-ville Oppt's Emmittsburg Away 20 1 New Oxford Away 6 2 Fairfield Home 4 2 Littlestown Away 2 0 Newville Home 3 0 East Berlin Away 16 3 York Springs Home 0 1 Boiling Sprrngs Away 1 4 York Springs Away 6 0 Delone Home 4 8 1955 SCHEDULE York Springs Delone H0319 Delone Away New Oxford Home Fairfield Away Lirrlesrown Home Newville Away East Berlin Home York Springs Away Boiling Springs Home Page ninety-one B. H. S. In Action Page ninety-two B. H. S. In Action Page ninety-three The Class of 1955 wishes to express our thanks to all who have made it possible for us to publish this, our yearbook. Page ninety-four Compliments of THE BIGLERVILLE NATIONAL BANK Biglerville, Pa. Resources Over 53,500,000 Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent A GOOD BANK IN A GOOD TOWN MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION JoHN F. KLINEFELTER E '5M'NGER'5 Official Photographer . for Hot Point Appliances Whirlpool and ABC Washers and Dryers O Biglerville, Pa. Phone 175 Biglerville High School Class of 55 Second and Walnut Street Harrisburg, Pa. O lSince 18823 101 211 1 112113111 1 ininininini ini 101 1 ininioiuini Page ninety-five Znini 1 ini 1:1111 D11 3 ini 1:11:11 101111111 113:11 :nie Congratulations, Seniors BAKER'S MEAT MARKET Charles E. Baker, Prop. E. D. BUSHMAN Fresh and Smoked Meats Community Pure Food Store Also Fresh Poultry Phone 292 Biglerville, Pa. Arendtsville, Pa. Phone 56-M ADAMS COUNTY MOTORS BLOCHER'S 165,167 York Street Jewelers Since 1887 Gettysburg, Pa. 25 - 27 Chambersburg Street Phone 273 or 274 Gettysburg, Pa. GLENN L. BREAM BEST Wishes Oldsmobile :: Cadillac :: GMC Trucks COFFMAN JEWEI-ERS 100 Buford Avenue 51 Chambersburg Street Gettysburg, Pa. Gettysburg, Pa. DOUGHERTY and HARTLEY GETTYSBURG Dry Goods 0 Notions ' Underwear Gettysburg, Pa' BUILDING SUPPLY Gettysburg News and Sporting Goods PEQPLES DRUG STORE 51 Cgixbfgilfgfifffeet The Rexel: omg sem , . Students' Award Sweaters and Jackets Drugs ' Prescriplions ' Hospital supplies - Everything fo, 599,45 -. 26 York Street Gettysburg, Pa. ni riniuii11niuitnioicliuioioi ri: iuiniininininc01:11:11 110101010101 Page ninety-.tix ioioioi ozouioioioi 1010303 ini 1 iiioinioioioioioi ininioioiai loiuinil : n i i Compliments of g Best Wishes From i BIGLERVILLE WAREHOUSE i E Adams County Fruit Packing CQMpANY and Dishibufing C0-, lnc. J. W. Deardorff, Proprietor i 2 Orchard Supplies 2 ,Mm Equipmen, o. c. mc: s. soN E service Your Farm Machinery Headquarters i i , u Biglerville, Pa. i Bxglervxlle, Pa. i Opposite High School i i i Compliments II ll H of U U THE NATIONAL BANK OF ARENDTSVILLE :I Arendtsville, Pa. E E A Community Service Bank U E MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION H ll U Page ninety-seven 1111- -.- -11111-1111111111111--21-ui HERSHEY'S MEN'S STORE Tailoring and Haberdashery Opposite Court House Gettysburg, Pa. FRANK L. WEIGLE General Merchandise and Feed Heidlersburg, Pa. Phone: York springs 66-R-12 Compliments of WlERMAN'S RESTAURANT SUMMIT POU LTRY FARMS Baby Chicks :: Turkey Poults Roy Heckenluber, Proprietor H. EARL PITZER Local and Long Distance Hauling Biglerville, Pa. Phone 64 or 66 MEADCW VALLEY ABATTOIR Wholesalers Home Dressed Quality Meats and Meat Products Gettysburg, R. D. 5, Pa. Phone: Gettysburg 790 41111: iuxozuiuiniuia 4 ri 2 1 1 iuiniuinia Page ninety-eight i ii: 1:1111 going 1 irinluiu xuiwi riivin1nicu1u3n3n2u1ax1n14u Compliments RICE, TREW, AND RICE COMPANY SIaybaugh's Shoe Repair Shop Closed All Day Wednesday Open other days from 7:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. When You Need Keys Think of SCHWARTZ'S SERVICE Biglerville, Pa. SM'CK'S CUT RATE wAGNEs's . STATION Phone 40 Biglerville, Pa. Potent Medicines - Sundries - . l Fountain servic e I sandwiches Firesrone Tires, Home and Aufo Supplies Used Cars DITZLER'S RESTAURANT Compliments of AND AUCTION Biglerville, Pa. MACBETH'S STORE MR. and MRS. JOHN H. MACBETH GETTIER'S BAKERY Roy C. Gettier, Proprietor Bread - Rolls - Cakes - Groceries Phone: Biglerville 85 BAER'S PHARMACY Biglerville, Pa. Drugs 0 Cosmetics ' Fountain Service Phone 170 1- I:uiI11ixinini:reniniin1n3n1mxin1n1ni Page ninety-nine 11110102 ini 3 11110-ilininirrininiri 1031 1111010113 11103 re WW' ICE CREKM laygg- Elllalf 954. N elvale na NW' 0-I ' :-.1--qsaezgzg wvwywzua DELVALE IS SOLD AT FOOD STORES, DRUG STORES, BAKERIES, AND CONFECTIONERIES Compliments of BRINGMAN'S Compliments of JOHN C. LOWER CO. Insurance and Service 151 York Street Gettysburg, Pa. Phone: Gettysburg 602 Oininininiuiniuiui 1 1 1:12113 inininioi 1:11 Page one-hundred Wholesale Grocers Gettysburg, Pa. 1 0101111 3 3 1 213013 1a1n1o1uin10in1n1iioinaoinininininirninio ioiainioqpq-91010301 inini 1 iiininiui inininininininioiniasini CLYDE LAWVER BIGLERVILLE TV CO. Plasterer Sylvania Television Phone: 22-R Biglerville, Pa Service Compliments of Phone 88 ADAMS couN'rY NURSERY Williom Lerew, Proprietor AND FRUIT FARMS George L. Bougher, Proprietor ZEIGLER BROS. FEED MILLS, INC. Groceries :: General Merchandise Gardners.Pa. MOTTER'S STORE A Community Pure Food Store SHOWERS'S SERVICE STATION Bendersville, Pa. Gardners, Pa. Phonef Biglefville 232-R-4 Phone: Biglervme 252-R-24 M U S S E L M A N ' S Dependable Food Products Applesauce Apple Butter Canned Apples Tomato Juice Tomato Puree Cider-Vinegar Assorted Jellies Cherries Apple Pie THE C. H. MUSSELMAN COMPANY Biglerville, Pa. Page one-hundred-one 111:11 ini riniuinii iuininzuzu 311111141 ioioioininsfriuioi 1 1 MENCHEY MUSIC SERVICE 18 York Sn-ee: Hanover, Pa. Menchey Means Music Compliments of McCOY BROTHERS, INC General Contractors Compliments of CRUM'S JEWELERS Bendersville, Pa. Phone: Biglerville 80-R-12 Compliments of DOT'S BEAUTY SHOP Bendersville, Pa. Phone: Biglerville 232-R-23 Compliments of DELORES BEAUTY SHOP Biglerifille, Pa. Phone: Biglerville 44-J Compliments of WEAVER'S STORE Phone 191 OSBORN PRINTING CO. Stationary - Business Forms - Salesbooks Duplicating - Offset Printing Register Forms - Rubber Stamps Phone: 76 Biglerville, Pa. PAUL FISSEL Feed ' Fertilizer 0 Seed Phone: 117-R Biglerville, Pa. Compliments of A FRIEND 101: LOWER'S GAS SERVICE Bottled Gas and Appliances Phone: Biglerville 190-W 1411111011 1'-111024 1 :init 1 101 Page one-hundred-two 031101 1 1 1014110103 10 BERT WEST Myers Pumps Plumbing ond Heating Biglerville, Pa. Phone 18-M BOB'S DINER Home Cooked Food 4 Miles North of Biglerville on Carlisle Pike ARENDTSVILLE GARAGE SUNNY - SLOPE POULTRY General Repair, Body and Fender Work Glenn Hoke, Prop. Myer Sprayers Glenn F Kime Phone: Biglerville 38-R-2 Arendtsville Pa BUPY Chicks ARENDTSVILLE PLANING MILL Phone: Biglerville 253-R-14 Lumber and Milling Works Gal-duets, Pa. Building Supplies Phone 207-R Best of Luck cmd Success to the Graduates Closs of 1945 DUFFY-MOTT COMPANY, INC. Aspers, Pa. Fine Fruit Products Since 1842 101111113030 Page one-hundred-three inioinininioinioi in oioioiniuiaioioboioinio 101 10111301 101 ininin BIGLERVILLE HARDWARE Martin Senour Paints A. L, Leinort, Properietor 1 1 inioioioioioininininioi in: Plymouth and DeSoto Cars Dodge Trucks and Buses BIGLERVILLE GARAGE B. G. Walter, Proprietor BUCHER'S RESTAURANT and SODA FOUNTAIN Bendersville, Pennsylvania W. A. RAFFENSPERGER RESTAURANT Arendtsville, Pa. S E L L ' S Body and Fender Repairs Arendtsville, Pennsylvania Phone: Biglerville 153-R-15 SHETTER'S SERVICE Goodyear Distributor Retreading and Vulcanizing Phone: 96-M Biglerville, Pa. BlLL'S SELF-SERVICE Phone 107-R-11 Ben-Hur Freezers Heidlersburg, Penna. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Trimmer CHESTNUT HILL ABATTOIR Aspers, R. D. 1, Pennsylvania BIGLERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL WISHES TO THANK ITS PATRONS FOR ALL THEY HAVE DONE FOR THE SCHOOL ioinininini ini 1 30101 inioi in Page onetbundred-four X . ' v I' , W 'IIN L W .- 'Q M - . A I. . - , L .' ' 'JLG J ' , I: ru' :. ,U 11 f, W. .ill H Inu 'g w V ,ww w J Y I 4 4 I I -F f a E i I i I : r i i l J 5 F m i I 3 I I Q F I I .W Q1 I' I ui' L. ii I I li- ' n J J. 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