Biglerville High School - Mirror Yearbook (Biglerville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1956 volume:

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Fourth Row: Calvin Manahan, Dave Planker, Keith Wolff, Richard Wickline. Not Pictured: Howard Hemsley. Editor-in-chief --- Associate Editor -- Literary Editor --- Assistants ..... Art Editor --- Sports Editor ..... Photography Editor Assistant ......... Snapshot Editor --- Humor Editor --- Business Manager -- Assistant ......... Typing Manager - Assistants ....... Advisor -- EDITORIAL STAFF --- Judy Crist -- Larre Hoke ----------------- Lois Gaither -- Connie Slonaker, Elaine Stoner BUSINESS STAFF Howard Hemsley - - - - - Keith WOIH -- Ray Schwartz -- Eugene Shaffer --- Calvin Manahan Richard Wickline -- - -- - Joan Staub Darby Chronister ---------------------- Pat Guise --- Nancy Dunlap, Charlotte Hartzel Page three Mr. Donald Ernst Foreword Light symbolizes glowing achievement. In our years at B. H. S. we received the spark to begin our future careers. You will see in this 1956 publication of THE MIRROR the principal focus of the 1955 - 56 school term highlighted throughout these pages. Someday we will look back and feel illuminated as we recall our joys and sorrows at this, our Alma Mater. Page four Dedication We, the Class of 1956, dedicate this year- book to all Parents and Teachers who, we feel, have given us the added spark which has enabled us to complete our high school days so successfully and with so much pleasure and happiness. Page five Contents ALMA MATER ADMINISTRATION SENIOR CLASS UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES SPORTS PATRONS Alma Mater Biglerville High School we are bringing our gifts of homage due. With songs and praises ringing, our debts we owe to you, 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 life'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 seven 5 5 4 . 9 fkl 7713- wow! is clamp auf, My fee? amd e..2i,Kf' unh my fa?'?1. ?7sa.Zms H9 -' Verse no5 X If ,ff f xxx 3 ! xxx, 4-1'-if I if X X n X gf--1 . QA' Mk 'LN 1-QNX -. 1 1 1 ff - M- N.. N- . 5' X K45 S1 ,-., X W X1 XX Mg ' 1' 1 N -xg 4 x 1 . W. I ., f I A. .. - Y N L , f lf- f J 'Q ff Q Nw Ahminisfmffun Joint School Board First Row, left to right: Hiram Rex, L. W. Kleinfelter, Luther Lady, J. F. Kanagy, Rowe Mar- tin, Lloyd Garretson, Corman Day, Guy Deardorff. . Second Row: George Weaver, O. C. Rice, jr., john Frederick, Henry Lower, John Pitzer, Paul Crum, Carl Taylor, Glenn Taylor. Third Row: E. R. Hoke, Charles Bushey, Luther Smith, Howard Oliver, Paul Pitzer, Dean Carey, Robert Lott, Luther Horick,,Richard Galusha. Joint School Commission ARENDTSVILLE BOROUGH Glenn Bream Mrs. john Frederick Dr. W. North Sterrett Harvey Dickert Mrs. Betty Baltzley BENDERSVILLE BOROUGH ' Mrs. George Schriver Mr. Dale Crum Mrs. Roy Starner Marvin Fox Robert Orner BIGLERVILLE BOROUGH Mr. Willis Weigle Mrs. B. G. Walter Mrs. Anne McGlynn Mr. Russell Hackmen Mr. Donald Bosserman Page ten BUTLER TOWNSHIP Mrs. Marshall Longenecker Mr. Leroy Zeigler Mrs. Clayton Jester Mrs. Henry Wagner Mr. Arthur Musselman MENALLEN TOWNSHIP Mr. Richard Galusha Mr. Ernest Rebert Mr. Guy Beamer Mrs. Rheba Albright Charles Slonaker Mrs. Mildred Slonaker TYRONE TOWNSHIP Mrs. Garnet Coble Mr. Glenn Kime Mrs. Pauline Kemper Rev. Arbe Dorsey Administration 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 Brtice B. Sheats Arthur M. Gordon Principal Administration Administration Jr. and Sr. Choruses Mathematics, Latin Social Studies Carlisle High School Lewisburg High School Gettysburg High School Albright College - B. A. Bucknell University - Gettysburg College Gettysburg College - M. A. B. A., M. A. Penn State University West Chester S: T. C. Columbia University - M. Ed. Penn State University M.S. Ed, Page eleven Facult Richard N. Allison William L. Coradetti Clyde R. Cover Chemistry, Physics English, Social Studies Wood Shop, Mechanical Mathematics Luzerne High School Drawing Arendtsville High School Km.gS Collegf B'A' Middletown High School Gettysburg College - A.B. Sh1PPen5bufg S- T- C' Millersville S. T. C. - B. S. Western Maryland College Lebafloy Vallel' College Penn State University - M. Ed Mary A. Diehl Albert Drachbar Vocational Home Ec. Guidance Noxen High School J. P. McCaskey High School Mansfield S. T. C. - B. S. Millersville S. T. C. -- B.S. K Penn State University - M. Ed. Page twelve Esther Durboraw English, French, Latin Narberth High School Gettysburg College - A.B Temple University - M. Ed University of Pennsylvania University of Michigan Faculty l l l l l l l Ralph L. Eckenrode Samuel A. Ehlman Donald R. Ernst Commercial - Biology, Mathematics Driver Education, Math l Chambersburg High School Ickesburg High School York Springs High School Shippensburg S. T. C. - B. S. Shippensburg S. T. C. - B. S. Shippensburg S. T. C. - B.S Gettysburg College Columbia University - M. S. Penn State University - M. Ed Penn State University - M. Ed. Kay S. Frantz Lawrence W. Gulden Doris Haas General Home Ec. Core Curriculum English Boyden High School Biglerville High School john Harris High School Catawba College - B. S. Gettysburg College - B.S. Gettysburg College - A.B. Page thirteen Faculty Barbara Ann Keller T. William Krebs Herbert Lady Art Supervisor Social Studies, Health Mathematics Biglerville High School Physlfal Edufaflon Acchclcovillc High School Penn State University - B. S. Beuefome High School West Chester S. T. C. - B S Penn State University - B.S. Roderick Laird Janice Lupp Edward Myers Commercial Physical Education Math, Metal Shop Chambersburg High School Health Mechanical Drawing 5hiPPef1SbUf2 5- T- C- - B-S- Biglerville High School Biglerville High School Lock Haven S. T. C. -- B. S. Millersville S. T. C. - B.S Page fourteen Facult Anne W. Sanders Harold W. Sanders Library Science Instrumental Music Towson High School New Oxford High School Western Maryland College -- Temple University - B.S. B.A., M.A. Western Maryland College - M. Ed. E. Ann Settle Music Supervisor Biglerville High School Susquehanna University - B. S. S. Ray Shetter Cecil Snyder Core Curriculum Vocational Agriculture Gettysburg High School Fawn Township High School Gettysburg College - B.S. Pennsylvania State University Temple University -- M. Ed. B.S., M.S. Page fifteen Virginia Steiner English, Social Studies Perryopolis High School Hiram College - A.B. West Virginia University Facult Donald E. Sterner Mildred A. Walter john W. White Science, Health Social Studies Vocational Agriculture Physical Education' Math Gettysburg High School Fairfleld High School Gettysburg High Schogl Gettysburg College - A. B. University of Maryland -- B.S Gettysburg College - B. A. Ruth S. Crawford Wilda W. McBeth Allen R. Clay School Nurse School Nurse English, Geography Chambersburg High School Good Samaritan Hospital - ' Myerstown High School Chambersburg Hospital - R. N. Millersville S. T. C. - B.S. R. N. Pennsylvania State University Gettysburg College Shippensburg S. T. C. Page sixteen Facult David C. Houck Sara Sandoe Arlene Sanders Business Manager Secretary Secretary Hmoly Gettysburg High School Biglerville High School Hanover High School Gettysburg College - A. B. We, the class of '56, especially the Yearbook Staff, wish to thank Mr. Donald Ernst for his wise and untiring assistance in the preparation of this annual. We also wish to thank the faculty and the maintenance staff for their services rendered during our high school days. Page seventeen Zell your ?f3?l'?' S0 Shine Before men, ?lta3 'Huy Wlay see your 3411! works. ,-,- UZQRKCW 5526 NY, ' .Mn- I 'hiwfw' QNX ,'fy:'6'2 b ELL? X5 XXX W?1'w rf hx J X Qs - N 'lm f X 15 ' +v1lUw:WvM MWF? 'f,v M!,Wf X f 45-N W fff gfi? H M iyi ff I 1 ' ' W'W W l '!Xf' ffff4'XR J! W I 15w'gf.'5fM'!?gxiH'iV ri: 'lbfmfy W I , IW Q A, f : fwninlf Sandra Kay Lower President Sandy Academic That'll be the day Senior Band, 10, 11, Pres. 12, Dance Band 11, 12, B-Club 11, Pres. 12, Student Council 10, 11, 12, F. T. A. 11, Secretary 12, The Curious Savage 10, Good Night, Ladies 12, Class President 10, 12, Peter Pan Club 11, 12, Spring Musical 10, 11, 12, Homeroom Pres. 10, 11, Tribunal 11. Catawba bound . . . our president for three years . . . once a friend, always a friend . . . plans to teach the younger set . . . always good for a laugh . . . takes her studies seriously . . . partial to Guernsey. Ray Donald Schwartz Vice-President Raymon Academic Wise up Senior Band 10, 11, Vice-Pres. 12: Mixed Chorus 10. 11, 12, Acappella Choir 10, 11, Pres. 12, B-Hi Times Reporter 10, 11, 12, Dance Band 11, 12, B-Club 11, 12, Track 10, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Football 10, 11, 12, Student Council President 12, Photography Editor of Yearbook 12, Tribunal 12, Operetta 10, 11, 12, County Band 11, Spring Musical 10, 11, 12, Class Vice-Pres. 12, County Choir 12. Good public speaker . . . has dark wavy hair . . . a boost to all school activities . . . girls? . . . member of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Certain Females . . . chosen Best Personality. Patricia Lou Wright Secretary Patsy Commercial Suuu-re you will ! Senior Band 10, 11, 12, B-Club 11, 12, Mixed Chorus 10, Basketball 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, Intramural basketball 10, B-Hi Times Typist 12, Spring Musical 10, 11, 12, High Window ll. Cumberland countian . . . pretty black hair . . . lost with- out her specs . . . baton twirler . . . one of the Chic Clique . . . dislikes cold classrooms. joan Marie Staub Treasurer Joni Commercial Well, I'll be a dirty bird. Mixed chorus 10, 11, Football Cheerleader 10, 11, Captain 12, F. H. A. 10, Vice-Pres. 11, Treasurer 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, Class Vice-Pres. 10, 11, Treasurer 12, Student Council 12, Tribunal 12, Hall Monitor 10, B-Hi Times Typist 11, 12, Yearbook Business Manager 12. Friend to all . . . blond, blue-eyed cheerleading captain . . . Brysonian . . . one of the commercial gang . . . a good student . . . clever writer. Page twenty James Warren Albright Jim Academic Fermez la bouche, s'il vous plait. Acappella Choir 10, 11, 125 Senior Chorus 10, 11, 12g Base- ball 10, 11, 12g B-Club 11, 12g Intramural Sports 10, 115 Safety Patrol 10, 11. Says much about little . . . goes for Pat in a big way . . . big Boy Scout . . . praises Chevrolet Cwonder why - because of Warren's, maybe ?J . . . catches up on his sleep in afternoon classes . . . plans to study forestry. t-Ginnyu Ann Louise Baldwin Annie Commercial I can just see it all now. Mixed Chorus 104 Tri-Hi-Y 10g Acappella Choir 125 Oper- etta 125 F. H. A. 11, 12g Football Cheerleader 123 Intramural Sports 10, 11, 125 B-Hi Times Typist 129 Spring Musical 10, 12. There'll be Rice at her wedding . . . neat dresser . . . has pretty hair . . . vivacious . . . dislikes homework . . . reads True Story magazine. Page twenty-one Assisi: as zlg Em M me 1 .p t. QQQ, , , 2 A 1 , ,iifgfl If 1:7 QQ 5 5 2 ,5::t:5. .-- I l .mzaltliggg .:2,.,.:sg:f'.-Q: U - if' . i , Li ' ,...::i'i ' f ' A :S ggggggb X s ti 'll his Q. t sh f 1 t. . ,. 5 .595Z?5iii?53ffsQQi35 rg., ,QQ 5:1:.,2::. ...ft 1 4 twttfs. A wwl..fgQ1gM . Rf' gigzlgziiiaimi. wif 1 I Laura Virginia Alexander Commercial Confounded Senior Chorus 10, 115 Intramural Sports 10, 11g F. H. A, 12. Cheerful . . . has a ood figure . . . enjoys driving her dad's car . . . her favorite :ish - apple pie a la mode . . . partial to the color blue . . . looking for the perfect male. Charlotte Joanne Arnsberger Augie Vocational Sure Senior Chorus 10, 113 F. H. A. 11, 12g Intramural Sports 10, 11. Petite . . . attractive . . . dates a Bubb1er . . . waitress at Bob's Diner . . . if her one dream comes true she will be flying in the skies as an airline hostess . . . Fisher fan. Terry Eugene Baltzley If l Tordy Industrial UAW' get out hi f i 3 Intramural Basketball 10, 113 Stage Crew 10, 11, 12. Halls from Aspers . . . his mind wanders in the direction of one of our rival schools CDelone, of coursej . . . that green :G an of , ,,,,., Buick is often seen around the Rea 8: Derick, too . . . thinks V, 4 . he could survive on sleeping and eating only . . . dislikes the hard seats in school. Betty Jo Boyer joey Vocational Nothin F. H. A. 10, 12, Treasurer 11g Intramural Sports 10, 11. Why don't you ask her to bake you a pie? QShe's a champion pie bakerj . . . friendly . . . has Kenny on her mind . . . serves frozen custard . . . does not appreciate tests CWho does?J . . . movie fan. Glenn Edward Carey Chet Vocational Now cuckoo F. F. A. 10, 11, 12. ' Short boy . . . very seldom causes any trouble . . . helps in the cafeteria . . . isn't keen about P. O. D. class . . . prob- ably a future farmer. Darby Joan Chronister Darb Commercial Sure we will Intramural Sports 10, 11g P. H. A. 10, Pres. 11, Secretary 124 B-Club 11, 12g Football Cheerleader 10, 11, 12g Acappella Choir 123 Senior Chorus 10, 11g Operetta 125 Tri-Hi-Y 103 li. T. A. Secretary 113 Student Council 11g B-Hi Times Typ- ing Manager 125 Yearbook Staff 123 High Window 113 Basketball 10, 12g Hall Monitor 10. Gene's pride and joy . . . originator of the slumber party craze . . . fun to be with . . . a school booster . . . chauffeurs her friends in her Dad's fire engine station wagon . . . quite peppy at times. Page twenty-two Joanne Louise Cicierski Cricket Academic You know what I mean! F. T. A. 125 B-Hi Times Reporter 12. .Newcomer but soon became acquainted . . . cute . . . future A history teacher . . . Millersville bound . . . likes suspense books . . . likeable. . .sp 1 . .1 Knee 4 'snag a:w535Wff1i'WWF' flfbfggg Fif? 'U' 'i3x 'evfa M. V432 4, 9 eg: M Q T. W 3 'zwfsyiwfvi 'i fZf1YV1'1 1. I m' iiffiqffxijm . . A '22, , 1, fi'+:. 2f3, 1 Jean Ellen Conner Barry Lynn Cluck johnny Vocational You're crazy Football 113 F. F. A. 10, 11, 125 F. F. A. Basketball 11, 12. Shy . . . future farmer . . . doesn't care much for P. O. D. or math . . . likes to spend his time fishing and watching tele- vision . . . seen with Maynard. - Garnet Nathan Coble, jr. Sonny Academic Ho! Ho! Ho! and a bottle of rum Basketball 10, 11, 125 Track 11, 129 Senior Band 10, 11, 12g Boys' Octette 11, 12g B-Club 12g B-Hi Times Reporter 11, 12. His bark is worse than his bite . . . has pretty blue eyes . . . likes to hunt Cwonder what?J . . . delights in getting out of classes . . . a trombone player . . . often seen talking to a cer- tain sophomore. Jean Vocational Holy Hannah F. H. A. 11, 12g Intramural Sports 10, 11. Nice to know . . . pretty hair .... will make some guy a happy home . . . cute . . . has a taste for Italian food . . .A chums with Augie, Page twenty-three Judith Ann Crist Judy Academic Take a chance, Columbus did Senior Band 10, 11, 123 Acappella Choir 10, 11, 123 Mixed Chorus 10, 11g B-Club 11, Secretary-Treasurer 12g B-Hi Times Reporter 11, Associate Editor 12g Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11g Operetta 10, 11, 12g Peter Pan Club 11, Vice-Pres. 12g Student Council 12g Public Speaking 123 All Thru the Night 113 High Window 113 Good Night, Ladies 124 County Band 115 Editor of Yearbook 12g Homeroom Pres. 12. Clarinet tooter . . . chocolate child . . . our editor . . . most likely to succeed . . . attractive and dramatic . . . a native of Guernsey. Ronald McCrea Currens Flea Industrial Shut up! Stage Crew 10g Intramural Sports 10, 11g Senior Play Light and Sound Committee 11. Mechanically inclined.. . . hails from Arendtsville . . . those specs . . . favorite pastime - messing with radios . . . quite a little boy . . . constantly chattering. Joel Edward Dugan Baldy Academic Why sure! ,it , Intramural Sports 10, 11. 1 A3 . . . , WE' fi Equestrian .I . . favorite girl s name - Anna Mae . . . prob- 5, f ably comes in contact with many inactive persons at his sg Bendersville home . . . English class is his pet peeve . . . likes Zin I H of . .... . a iifsff t- ff 3925?-iff Nancy Louise Dunlap Nancy Commercial Aw, get out ! F. H. A. 105 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12g Girls Chorus 10, 11, 125 Yearbook Staff 125 Magazine Campaign Manager 11, 125 Banking 12. Studious . . . our tallest girl . . . travels with Mary Ann . . . appreciates classical music . . . always ready to do you a favor . . . will make an efficient secretary. Page twenty-four Clyde Merton Eckenrode Mert Vocational Don't give me any static Football 10g F. F. A. 10, 11, 12. Most likely to be found on Fourth Street . . . nice-looking . . . prides in working on his red Plymouth convertible . . . thinks nothing can compare with Chrysler products . . . also has an interest in horses. john Richard Frey Dick Vocational Tell me some more F. F. A, 10, 11, Reporter 129 F. F. A. Basketball. Future farmer . . . Carol is on his mind . . . likes to hunt . . . little but mighty . . . drives a piickup to school . . . a Ford's the best. f 3 5 1? vwfizsiiiiiiiiig Clyde Henry Funt c10b-- indumiai fi Great day! 1 - , 1 1 Stage Crew 10, 11, 125 Track Manager 10, 11, 12g Intra- . ky W mural Basketball 10. ' A 4 Dale's pal . . . drives a hot Ford . . . that short hair cut . . . doesn't take school too seriously . . . girls - hmm! . . . those ig. , , splashy shirts. S I . .ff N5 .fl 1 4 Lois Georganna Gaither Lois Academic Aw, sugar shawl Mixed Chorus 10g B-Hi Times Reporter 10, 11, News Editor 12g Literary Editor of Yearbook 125 Tri-Hi-Y 11g Peter Pan Club 11, 12g Good Night, Ladies 12g Basketball 105 Public Speaking 12. Always friendly . , . neat . . . runs around with the Guern- sey crew . . . our literary editor . . . French friend . . . boys?? Page twenty-five Maynard Owen Gochenauer Rgd'5 Vocational Holy cow! Football 11, 125 Baseball 115 F F. A. 10, 11, 125 F. F. A. Basketball 11, 12. Typical red-head . . . football tackle . . . seen with a jolly junior CPatsyJ . . . will make a big husky farmer . . . owner of an antique maroon Pontiac . . . dislikes English class. Ronald Calvin Group Ronnie Vocational One of these times F. F. A. 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, 11, 125 B-Club 125 Stu- dent Council 105 Track 10, 11, 12. ' Basketball whiz . . . tall, dark, and handsome . . . enjoys chasing the girls . . . interested in automobiles . . . takes at- tendance for Mr. Ehlman . . . owns a hot green Ford. Patricia Ann Guise Pat Commercial Oh, my heavens Senior Band 10, 11, 125 Acappella Choir 10, 11, Secretary- Treasurer 125 Mixed Chorus 105 B-Club 11, 12g Dance Band 1 11, 125 Operetta 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, 11, 123 B-Hi Times Typist 125 Yearbook Typing Manager 125 Intramural Sports , 105 Southern District Orchestra 115 Spring Musical 10, 11, 125 Senior Play Make-up Committee 115 County Chorus 125 Pianist for the Girls' Sextette 12. Curly-locks . . . enjoys running around . . . can really tickle the ivories . . . likes sports . . . a good commercial student . . . trombone player. Mary Ann Hartman Annie Commercial Aw, shoot! Acappella Choir 11, 12g Senior Chorus 10, 11, 125 F. H. A. 10, 11, 125 Operetta 11, 125 Spring Musical 11, 12. Dislikes jazz or bee-bop but enjoys classical music . . . pianist . . . chauffeurs the family Dodge . . . sews and crochets . . . will make a good secretary or homemaker . . . gives the impression of being quiet. Page twenty-six Charlotte Ann Hartzel Shots Commercial You said it Senior Band 10, 11, 123 Tri-Hi-Y 103 Senior Chorus 113 B-Cflub 11, l2Q B-Hi Times Business Manager 123 Yearbook Sta 12. Hails from Arendtsville . . . talkative . . . cute . . . one of the Chic Clique . . . Mr. Gordon's secretary . . . radio fan. Shirley Mae Heller Shirley S Vocational .. urea F. H. A. 10, 11, 12g Mixed Chorus 105 Intramural Basket- ball 10, 11. U Future number please girl.. . . enjoys running around . . . ice-skater . . . one of Mrs. 1?1ehl's girls . . . seen with janet . . . comes from up Wenksville way. ....' ,. I ' Ann Rebecca Heltxbridle I ' f' Helti Commercial ,A M Laugh, I thought I'd die . A Senior Band 10, 11, 12Q Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 123 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12: Acappella Choir 11, 123 B-Club 11, 123 County K ' f Band 113 Operetta 11, 123 Intramural Basketball 10, 113 Spring Musical 10, 11, 12. W A -:- - Best dressed . . . one of the commercial gang . . . nice to , . know . . . plays a clarinet . . . always has a wild gang in her --':g .sg dad'S De Soto blondie 1.' 5 : - ' 11552. a .'1. . ,. .... f - '-.' Howard Ebersole Hemsley, Jr. Q3 .,.. .. 1-Curlyu Academic ::, gi - Z: .,...,- Gee willikers! Q V get 1,23 N yi Yi Intramural Sports 10, 113 Track 11, 123 Football 113 Art i i fi 'iw Club 10, 113 A cappella Choir 10. Religiously inclined . . . artistic . . . likes horses . . . interest- ed in several sports . . . girls - hmmm!! if , .St - 'W 'Weis ':,: 1 Z. -s .. . P ll Z 5 tE 35:st5,..r. ,mar ...,. W 'Mwst ' Z H ' '- iss zgrf-7it:E5 rE2i.l5. gg . :.2:'sf3s.E.s.:t 2, Page twenty-seven . .1 . ' H-ww. 'wi . ,-,-,.z.:.5f:.2g,:z. fe I - ..- ' ' ' w2,Qz.w s 'WHY ,R 1 ,I . M .J Q 1 ' 2 M X uw. m ., J 1 gl tk 1 'aj we it , w ' 1 'z:f:3'.:-- v, ' - ,HQAQ ffiq2'i,3 ' liimm, wi' H Qi S 2 wi , me 1 11111551 .igtaiflfrwmrllrgfzi r 1.1 rw New wwtvi awww Lw:.w,n'fif:w .ga Larre Elmer Hoke Elmer Academic So there you are! Baseball 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 125 Associate Editor of the Yearbook 12g B-Hi Times Sports Editor 10, 11, Editor 12g Student Council 10, 12g B-Club 11, 12g Tribunal 10. Known for his set shot in basketball . . . editor of our school paper . . . most likely to succeed . . . a natural .brain . . . baseball, radio, T. V., and record fan . . . good friend. . wt: Paul K. Howery if :.. ---- A - Alias Industrial -3 You son of a un! , f --:' - ., ,tisififi 1 g if A . ' 5.355 Football 10, 11, 124 Stage Crew 10, 11, 12, B-Club 12g :g ig Y H Intramural Basketball 10, 11. Ei: - fl ' Q kj Nice-looking . . . pretty wavy hair . . . drives a '55 Plymouth 2 . ,i j lryy . . girls - P? . . . pretends he's shy . . . prides in hot rods. . W , l' Qj.2i'1 E t4E5EfS55 5 ? Q' lr '-'- ...WI--.a. aae: :. ..e:... ,L at 7 .1 ft.. ' .f el l f512,.21'gafc?z. ggggsriisfipg. I l'il5x?51f'.f5i2 Em 555533312 X, Dorothy Lou Hykes ..D0t,, .Tn try., Mixed Chorus 105 F. H. A. 10, 11, 12g Basketball Manager 11, 125 Softball 11, 12, B-Club 12, Football Cheerleader 12g' Intramural Basketball 10, 11. Well acquainted around the college . . . has pretty blonde hair . . .- always ready to make a comment . . . a waitress at the Varsity . . . good figure . . . a Home-Ec girl . . . gets around. Vocational Patricia Lou Keebaugh Pat Academic How about that F. H. A. 11, Vice-Pres. 12. Constantly thinks about a certain '55 graduate . . . dashes a diamond . . . travels with eanne . . . gay . . . enjoys movies, T. V., and dancing . . . islikes those one-fourth sheets of paper in Chemistry. Page twenty-eight Shirley Mae Kessel Suzzie Yeah! a couple of times Mixed Chorus 103 F. H. A. 11, IZQ Basketball Cheerleader 11, 123 Tri-Hi-Y 103 Intramural Sports 10, 11. Mert's steady . . . slick seamstress . . . cute . . . holds wild slumber parties . . . dislikes school homework . . . takes pride in her Persian kittens. A Q, Q 1' s 'B Commercial 45 Q a J- 4, 51' K 9' 3 07 Ff 'v ' f I u '- .U L it ' 7' A rv ' f , J' I1 f 1' S' vs ' J' IQ 1, J. ' 0 , L Calvin Dennis Manahan, Jr. asonnyu I She a1n't what she used to be. 4 I 'L A 5 m7v'A Af X I5 'tt Ronald Lee Koontz fn: o Zeke .f', on U Academic uk Fw Come again Football 10, Yi, 123 Basketball 10, 11, 123 Baseball 10, 11, IZQ Track 10, 11, 123 Student Council 11, 123 B-Hi Times Re- porter 10, 11, 123 Mixed Chorus 11, 123 Acappella Choir 11, 123 Boys' Octette 10, 11, 123 Boys' Chorus 11, 12g B-Club 10, 11, 123 Class President 113 Operetta 11, 12g Spring Musical 11, 123 County Chorus 11, 125 F. T. A. 11, Pres. 12g Track- Field Day 10, 11, 12. Likes to argue . . . sports minded . . . has pretty eyes . . . lots of girls on his mind . . . member of the SPCCF CSociety for tlge Prevention of Cruelty to Certain Femalesj . . . college boun . Jeanne Elizabeth Kuykendall Jeanne Commercial Oh, well! F. H. A. 10, 12, Historian Ill Mixed Chorus 103 Spring Musical 103 Intramural Sports 10, 11. Talkative . . . G. C. Murphy girl . . . gum-chewer . . : Pat's pal . . . Small . . . running around is her favorite pastime. F. F. A. 10, ll, Parliamentarian 12g Adams County F. F. A. Vice-Pres. 123 Football 113 F. F. A. Basketball 10, 11, 5 Yearbook Staff 12. Photo-bug . . . our snapshot editor . . . tall boy . . . likes Y. a junior . . . hunts and fishes . . . future farmer. ..,V A Q . 1 ...,. , 1 ..,. . 1 , 1 -I 1.1l 1 . p . 3 , K I 1, I Vpmfiwgsw ' . 1 ' ' ' ' 0. ' .alibi ' Jm gpw I ',1 7.i'.11fpgx gg Vocmonal M 1 12 1 L 1 'Q 1 1 I ' f. 2 -' 1 ' ' ' ' .1 ' 1 1 . . 11.1.1 Na es. . .Q Page twenty-nine , ,:.::?ZQ'e2 , i 112 1.15, ' ' fffiiiii 8 'F ' 1' 5 . f----. . 'V V 'e : Y Edwin Lee McGlaughlin ' ' Ed Industrial Son of a gun! I A Football 10, 11, 123 Track 10, 11, 12g Stage Crew 10, 11. 'Sa Nice-looking . . . never appears in a hurry . . . Florence's . - S '- of our shop boys. f pf in 0, Q ' 1 , bon vivant . . . drives a Plymouth . . . likes to loaf . . . one 3 . .1 11-iw' Q , 11: - ' Th? 'Xf fi91'Ef ' J' . 3: TEL' Y V ' .14g,:.f1w' H -' 1l.11IfV.Q 37373321 .1 fl 1 Nfl 2 We ,JZQQSQELQ 1 FG , Jaya M5141 . I ,YA Myfg, W :fi . .Ivy ,vw in , lui . My , 111 313 1-.W -W3 N - K.. 1 '-1: ,M fl iflgienirii f: in 1 N 1 Rodney Starner Miller, jr. 5 5,11 51 Roddy Academic , , 5 tr In - ' 5. ' 3551311 Look out now. 1 -1253231255 f5g.g.j:.-,- Basketball 10, 11, 12g Senior Band 10, 11, 125 B-Club 11, J , 123 Football 103 Student Council 12. My 'ag-Agp . 4 L 'f if'-, 1' Fun to know . . . constantly clowning . . . delights in getting ii out of classes . . . blows a slush pump . . . interested in :,,:Qf55g ' girls - ?? . . . future collegian CGettysburgj. A T - Q t A 52 'fL:1i'2E5E,'::'1 ' . Larry James Peters ' Jim Vocational Gee-whiz I F. F. A. 10, 11, Vice-Pres. 125 F. F. A. Basketball 10, 11, 12g Intramural Sports 10, 11, 12. Class-skipper . . . a small boy needs a small car Cthat Henry JJ . . . ardently helped to increase our class funds . . . pet peeve - tall girls . . . interested in underclassmen Cgirls, of coursej. s'wjf59fv 55 fa? , . 1 1 wp 71.159551 1 l'5fiS?5'5i3 Lynn Miller Peters Pete Vocational Don't know, do you? F. F. A. 10, 11, 125 Basketball Manager 10, 11, 123 B-Club 11, 125 B-Hi Times Photography Editor 10, 11, 12g Intramural Sports 10, 11, 12. Gives the impression that he doesn't like school . . . photo- bug for B-Hi Times . . . raises chickens . . . high blush pres- sure . . . doesn't care for work . . . likes to eat. Page thirty Kenneth Samuel Pitzer Ken Vocational ' Gee whiz! Football 10, 11, 12g Baseball 10, 113 F. F. A. Basketball 10, 11, 12g Student Council 113 Boys' Octette 115 Tribunal 125 F. F. A. 10, ll, 12. Likeable . . . red hair and freckles A. . . proud possessor of a Plylmouth . . . a football enthusiast . . . another sportsman . . . armer. l David Michael Planker - Dave . Academic I'll pull your cork! B-Hi Times Art Editor 11, 12g Boys, Octette 11g Yearbook Art Editor 12g Stage Crew for Operetta .11. ' Nut behind the wheel of a mad Mercury . . . can't evade re, of cdurse . . . trouble . . . preference? - aiblonde sophomo . . . artistic and best dressed . . . always good for a laugh mechanically inclined. l Donald Lawrence Rentzel, Jr. ' Moldy ' Industrial You moldy crud! Football 12g Wrestling 123 Track 11, 12. G-burg's loss to the football team was our gain . shy but attracts the girls . . . math class is not on his list of favorites . . . likes athletics . . . seen with Paul. Wallace Leon Rice Doc Industrial How can you tell?', Football 10, 11, 12g Basketball 10, 11g B-Club 11, 123 Track 11, 12g Class Treasurer 113 F. F. A. 10. An enthusiastic football player . . . Ann's man'. . . sports a shiny black Plymouth . . . meek but mighty . . . thinks school teaching is a cinch . . . a good friend. Page thirty-one has Doris Jean Rose Rosie D You know it Tri-Hi-Y 10g B-Hi Times Typist 123 Basketball 11, 125 Spring Musical 10, 11, 12. ber of the Chic Clique . . . temperamental. Commercial Senior Band 10, 11, 12g Operetta 10, 11, 12g Acappella Choir 10, 11, Vice-Pres. 125 Mixed Chorus 109 Sports 10, 11g B-Club 11, 12g Usher for Senior High Play 113 Intramural Cheerleader Short and sweet . . . drummer girl . . . enjoys running around . . . pals with Sondy and the two Pats . . . mem- Florence Romaine Schoffstall Flo Vocational Well, check you! Tri-Hi-Y 105 Senior Band 10, 11, 12g Student Council 105 Intramural Basketball 10, 11. Graceful . . . our cherry pie baker . . . pretty eyes . . cymbals clasher . . . Eddie is her man . . . calm. T i Eugene Edward Shaffer -'-.e,a Limpy Vocational V You doll! V 2 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Football 10, 11, 129 Baseball 10, 11, 12g Track 10g F. F. A. 10, 11, 12g B-Club 11, Vice-Pres. K. ' 12g Boys' Octette llg Student Council 12g Class Secretary 10, Atvl q 'Ayr Neat dresser . . . always welcome at South Main Street . . . if ,fi is all around athlete . . . tease . . . Darb's pride and joy . . :.., Z ,:,',: Q ,,,,V,:, ff .5 another sportsman. :iii ?5 - ,Jpeg ,piff .gg wig .1 if , 'Y'7'fQff?i5ffi: Nancy Anne Shaner Shortie You know Likes to sing hillbilly music and to yodle . . .- ballet dancer . . . gets around . . . interested 1 future practical nurse. Page thirty-two Commercial friendly . . n boys . . Judith jane Shetter Lefty Commercial Do you think? Senior Band 10, 11, 123 Acappella Choir 10, 11, 123 Mixed Chorus 10, 113 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 113 B-Club 11, 12g Basketball 10, 11, 123 Senior High Play Stage Committee 113 Operetta 10, ll, 12. Most athletic . . . head high-stepper . . . an interest in the Army . . . frequent visitor at Bren-da's . . . shiny curly hair . . . lefty. Jacqueline Hope Slaybaugh Jackie Commercial Sure you do Senior Band 11, 12g Tri-Hi-Y 103 Mixed Chorus 103 Intra- mural Basketball 10g Senior High Play Make-up Committee 11, Property Committee 12. Drives a cool Ford . . . main interest - Paul . . . she'1l have lots of Moments to Remember . . . bell-bottom trousers OJ . . . will be a girl in white at Harrisburg Hospital . . . enjoys dancing. Constance Anne Slonaker COIlIlie Academic Aw, come on now! Football cheerleader 10, 11, 123 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 112 B-Hi Times Reporter 10, 11, 123 Basketball 103 Softball Manager 11, 123 Mixed Chorus 103 Assistant Literary Editor of Yearbook 123 Intramural Sports 10, 113 F. T. A. 12. Aspers resident . . I. intelligent but doesn't always try . . . neat . . . acguainted in Fairfield . . . known by her pony-tail . . . reserve . Helen May Stahl Helen Commercial None of your business F. H. A. llg Monitor 123 Intramural Sports 10, llg Tri-Hi-Y 103 Social Dancing 103 Mixed Chorus 10. Quiet . . . chums with Nancy and Mary Ann . . . interested in a certain two-tone Pontiac with a Dillsburg driver . . . dis- likes people who think they know everything . . . future secretary. Page thirty-three janet Anna Stoner jenny Vocational Dim-ya? F. H. A. 10, 11, Pres. 125 Student Council 11, 123 Mixed Chorus 103 Intramural Basketball 10, 11g Homeroom Presi- dent 115 Bobby Socks 11. Attractive . . . future home-maker . . . her heart's with the Army . . . sported the class's first diamond . . . likes movies . . . often seen in a two-tone brown Ford. ' Joyce Elaine Stoner Lainie Academic Oh, fer Pete's sake! Senior Band 10, 11, 12g B-Hi Times Reporter 10, 11g Feature Editor 12g F. T. A. 11, 12g Library Assistant 123 Tri-Hi-Y 11g Assistant Literary Editor of Yearbook 12, Co-chairman of jr.-Sr. Prom 11g Basketball 10, 113 Intramural Sports 10, Mixed Chorus 103 Make-up Committee of All Thru the Night, Spring Musical 10, 11, 12. Seen C???J in a red and beige chevrolet with Charlie , . . petite . . . flirtatious . . . lemon-juice blonde . . . known for her giggle . . . future librarian. . Phillip Leon Stoner Flip Vocational Get out of here! Football 10, 11, 12g F. F. A. 10, 11, 123 Baseball 10, 11. Returned to B. H. S. after three years in the Marines . . . favorite pastime - hunting Cfor femalesj . . . likes blondes but dislikes red heads . . . runs around in his red Ford . . . good football player. ' Franchot Elwood Strickhouser .1 Su-ick Commercial Aw, no kiddin! Baseball 10, Track 11, 12. f Sole commercial fellow . . . he's already hitched . . . would , A ...Rf g,,, 1 l'k ' l'f ' d' l'k ll' 1 WW, 1 e to take a trip to Ca 1 ornia . . . IS 1 es se mg cass . . . a tall tease . . . enjoys hunting Cgamej. , ' , 7 . jf V. Page thirty-four Sondra jaye Taylor Sondy Commercial You will do that Senior Band 10, 11, 12g Senior High Play Property Com- mittee 11, Usher 115 Monitor 103 Mixed Chorus 105 Softball 103 Basketball Cheerleader 10, 11, Captain 12, Intramural Basketball 10, 11g Tri-Hi-Y 115 Class Secretary 11. Makes acquaintances at Twirly Top . . . an interest in the Army . . . lively and likeable . . . baby blue eyes . . . blonde? . . . one of the Chic Clique. .,,.L A ' iV i ' Dale Edward Thomas I f Dale Industrial I don't know R Y Baseball 10, Track Manager 11, 123 Stage Crew 12. Short . . . nice-looking . . . west-end kid . . . tours the 2 battlefield in his purple Easter Egg . . . likes to work on ,'V, - - 1' ,,,4'. cars . . . travels with Clyde and Dave. ferii ' i't' I 1. 1 I .1 ,e,2 William Tyson Tilton Bill Academic Good Lord! Acappella Choir 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 10, Manager 115 Boys' Octette 11, Operetta 10, 11, 12g F. T. A. 12, Pres. 11, Peter Pan Club 11, Pres. 12g Student Council 123 Senior Band 125 B-Hi Times Reporter 10, 11, 123 High Window 11. Fails to turn in homework . . . Mad fan . . . enjoys long- haired music . . . the boy-next-door type . . . intelligent ideas . . . bound for Italy. Donald Edgar Trostel Donnie Vocational ul-Iuhn Football 10, Manager 11g Basketball Manager 10, 11, 12g F. F. A. Basketball 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10, 11, 124 Student Council 11-, 123 Tribunal 11, F. F. A. 10, 11, President 12. Likes a certain junior Uoycej . . . blushes easily . . . has a blonde flat-top . . . drives a yellow and green Chevy . . . future farmer . . . neat dresser. - Page thirty-five Patricia Ann Walter Pat Commercial Well, actually! Mixed Chorus 10, 11g Acappella Choir 10, 11, 123 Operetta 10, 11, 123 F. H. A. 12g Student Council 12, Intramural Sports 10, 11g B-Hi Times Typist 11, 12g Tri-Hi-Y 109 Prompter for Good Night, Ladies 12. Possesses a lar e wardrobe . . . likes to run around . . . cowgirls an overgoaded red Studebaker . . . likes maroon or red cars - especially convertibles . . . dislikes two-hour classes . . . likes to listen to popular music. A janet 'Arlene Warner Sis Commercial Gee whiz! Tri:Hi-Y 10g B-Hi Times Circulation Manager 125 Social Dancing 10g Art Club 12g Intramural Sports 10, 11, Spring Musical 10g Mixed Chorus 10. .Nice to know . . . future secretary . . . supervises distribu- tion of l3-H1.T1mes . . . little but the big sister type . . . a commercial girl . . . Helen's friend. Franklin Lloyd Weigle Pete Vocational You moldy son of a gun! - Football 10, 11, 12g F. F. A. 10, 11, 12. Cowboy driver . . . hails from Heidlersburg . . . frequent office visitor . . . has Smitty on his mind . . . dislikes cops . . . doesn't get along in math class. Richard james Wickline Wick Academic When do we eat? Football 125 Wrestling 12, Manager 115 Track 11, 12g Year- book Humor Editor 125 B-Hi Times Reporter 11, 12g B-Club 12g Student Council 12. Clown . . . that hot jalopy . . . likes to argue with teachers . . . nice-looking . . . main interest - girls . . . dislikes monitors. Page thirty-six Keith Burton Wfolff Bert Academic Nasty break B-Hi Times Sports Editor 10, 11g B-Club 10, 11, 12g Year- book Sports Editor 12g Student Council 11, Vice-Pres. 125 Tribunal 11g Football Manager 10, 11, 123 Basketball 10, 115 P. S. P. A. Conference 11. I Mr. Esquire . . . incessant talker in class . . . always teas- ing girls . . . future scholar at Gettysburg College . . . totes a water bucket . . . originator of the S. P. C. C. F. Mildred A. Walter Advisor The Class of '56 expresses its sincere apprecia- tion to Miss Mildred A. Walter, whose advice throughout our high school life has made easier the difficulties and helped us in making decisions. Page thirty-seven Class Will We, the Seniors of 1956, being of sound mind, do hereby make and declare our last will and testament at Biglerville High School. I, James Warren Albright, will my well worn path to the office to Bob Clark. I, Laura Virginia Alexander, will my front seats to all the future A's. I, Charlotte Joanne Arnsberger, will all my fun at B. H. S. to all underclassmen. I, Ann Louise Baldwin, will my 1955 driver's license to Winnie Hinkle. I, Terry Eugene Baltzley, will my English book to anyone who can stay interested enough to keep awake in class. I, Betty Jo Boyer, will my math book to anyone who can understand the problems within. I, Glenn Edward Carey, will my math book to anyone who likes the subject. I, Darby Joan Chronister, will my slumber parties to anyone who wishes to drive his parents and neighbors insane. I, Joanne Louise Cicierski, will my last name to anyone who can pronounce it correctly the iirst time. I, Barry Lynn Cluck, will my P. O. D. and English books to Robert Sheaffer. I, Garnet Nathan Coble, Jr., will my pole vaulting ability to Jay Zeigler or anyone else who thinks he would like to fly. I, Jean Ellen Conner, will B. H. S. to anyone who wants a good school and a lot of fun. I, Judith Ann Crist, will a squeaky clarinet to another Crist by the name of Joan. I, Ronald McCrea Currens, will my English book to anyone who is crazy enough to want it. 1, Joel Edward Dugan, will my literature book to anyone who wants it. I, Nancy Louise Dunlap, will my tallness to anybody who needs it. I, Clyde Merton Eckenrode, will my '48 Plymouth convertible to anyone who can keep tires on it and keep it clean. I, John Richard Frey, will my ability to skip classes to anyone who cannot do it without getting caught. I, Clyde Henry Funt, will my English book to anyone who likes English. I, Lois Georganna Gaither, will my preference to walk to the cafeteria to all the rambunctious students in our school who think they are running the 25 yard dash. I, Maynard Owen Gochenauer, will my football tackle position to Bud Birgen- smith. I, Ronald Calvin Group, will my basketball ability to Nelson Weber. I, Patricia Ann Guise, will my Dance Band music to anyone who can ad lib. I, Mary Ann Hartman, will my selling book to anyone who wants it. I, Charlotte Ann Hartzel, will my color guard position to anyone who is strong enough to carry my flag. I, Shirley Mae Heller, will my P. O. D. book to Doris McGlaughlin. I, Howard Ebersole Hemsley, Jr., will my love of God to all who will accept it and do what they should with it. I, Ann Rebecca Heltibridle, will my clarinet to anyone who likes to practice. I, Larre Elmer Hoke, will my desk in room 103 to some lucky junior. I, Paul Keller Howery, will my football helmet to Dick Byers for the next season. I, Dorothy Lou Hykes, will my two-hour P. O. D. class to anyone who can stay awake that long. I, Patricia Lou Keebaugh, will my chemistry book to anyone who wants it. I, Shirley Mae Kessel, will the use of my telephone to Deanne Eckenrode. Page thirty-eight Ronald Lee Koontz, will my number 40 football jersey to Dick Byers. Jeanne Elizabeth Kuykendall, will my ability to chew chewing gum without be- ing caught to my brother Glenn. Sandra Kay Lower, will my crazy-mixed-up Dance Band music to Sandy Hoke. Calvin Dennis Manahan, will my three beagles to Mr. Ehlman. Edwin Lee McGlaughlin, will my football helmet to anyone who wants to wear it. Rodney Starner Miller, Jr., will my trombone oil to Harold Wright. David Lee Ogburn, will my '48 Chevrolet to anyone who can keep it on the road. Larry James Peters, will my '41 chevrolet pickup to Mr. White to haul the chapter pigs to market. Lynn Miller Peters, will my P. O. D. book to anyone who will use it more than I do. David Michael Planker, will my record of Hawkeye to Mrs. Haas. Kenneth Samuel Pitzer, will my left tackle football position to Bob Trimmer. Donald Lawrence Rentzel, will my number 45 football jersey to Bill Payne. Wallace Leon Rice, will my parking space under a tree to some bird lover. Doris Jean Rose, will my drumsticks to Susan Baer. Florence Romaine Schoifstall, will my English book to anyone who wants it. Ray Donald Schwartz, will all I owe to this school to somebody who can pay it off. Eugene Edward Shaffer, will my size 9V2 football shoes to Paul Funt. Nancy Anne Shaner, will my P. O. D. book to Mr. Coradetti. Judith Jane Shetter, will my pencil and shorthand notebook to Mr. Laird for his own private use. Jacqueline Hope Slaybaugh, will my record, Bell Bottom Blues, to anyone join- ing the Navy. Constance Anne Slonaker, will to all Jazz fans a free course in music appreciation. Helen May Stahl, will my selling book to anyone who likes selling class better than I. Joan Marie Staub, will my megaphone to anyone who can boost our school spirit. Janet Anna Stoner, will my P. O. D. book to anyone who can handle it. Joyce Elaine Stoner, will the bells to anyone big enough to hold them up. Phillip Leon Stoner, will my parking space in front of the bank to the town cops at Hallowe'en. Franchot Elwood Strickhouser, will my selling book to anyone who can stand it. Sondra Jaye Taylor, will my cheerleading suit to anyone who can turn cartwheels without losing his balance. A Dale Edward Thomas, will my Studebaker to anyone who likes the color. William Tyson Tilton, will need everything I can get hold of. Donald Edgar Trostle, will my basketball manager's position to anybody who has time for it. Patricia Ann Walter, will my ability to drive slowly to anyone who has been stopped for speeding. Janet Arlene Warner, will my ability to keep quiet to my sister Freda. Franklin Lloyd Weigle, will my football helmet to anyone on the football team who has a head big enough to keep it on. Richard James Wickline, will my love for sports to Den Donharl. Keith Burton Wolff, will my red porkpie hat to Harry Hartzel. Patricia Lou Wright, will my baton to anyone who can throw aerials and catch them. Page thirty-nine BEST PERSONALITIES HAPPY-GO-LUCKIES Sandra Lower, Ray Schwartz Doris Rose, Dave Planker BEST ATHLETES CLASS BOOSTERS Judy Shetter, Eugene Shaffer Larry Peters, Sandra Lower WHO'S in SENIOR BEST DRESSED PRETTIEST EYES Ann Heltibridle, Dave Planker Dale Thomas, Florence Schoffstall Page forty WHO the CLASS CLASS CLOWNS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Rodney Miller, Sondra Taylor Larre Hoke Judy Crlst MOST BASHFUL MOST TALKATIVE Nancy Dunlap, Barry Cluck James Albright, Dorothy Hykes SHORTEST Jeanne Kuykendall, Dale Thomas TALLEST Nancy Dunlap, Ronald Group Page forly-one Aga V-UN.: Ea :ELBOW we AVE USDZ UTSE -8155 N E H8-EQ 688 :Edson -gow Um-H80 U-Educ:-M2 wow we ENE HSEOQO UQOHRBUH E59-www -Z um Hgaswguam UEEUUE Bam HE :Egg NCSU-:Um mngedwz 3:30:22 beam Sewage EEOEOSQ 55203 pdmom GA gms! gg: UUE Hggem :U-H03 21 WO 'Sago HOU-:menu SEOEUUE HSUDHG 0152 3383 gzhq E-N2 :Ne0vEWm :H NEUDEUM WO -I-gow HDS-an H0686 been m D Ont wo .WUHAWIUUMP :NECK uw-:HM H5382 352 Eb-2mmwUm Ewamgaw 0:5252 H355 L5-dom GOEEEU mwamom MEE2 azz UE E --BEEN :Bm HWEOMHNEDEOU 256 MQ OH ms!!! 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Bm-Em Maowam HU-:Bw NUENZ Nas?-tm be :Emmoim UUSHOE gem muon SE 03:55 -0551 E-EOD BEE E0-HSM as-SE REQ 20:5 CFS Sauk 5:5 Einwo 0?-WD 5-:E NU-:VOM Cm-img-UUE E33 GREENE EP-NU BBQ!! HECS :HGGBTEM GNU!- AW .mv AK 60 .MG 'NIO do Aw E .mo .No -0 OO QW Wm NW om WA Qm 'NW .TIM .OO .aw 'EN .SN au Ev 'my NV Q OV Q R R CQ mm Page forty-three Senior Class Histor I 1952-53 The halls of Biglerville High School welcomed the class of l'56l' as 'lfrivolous freshmen in September of 1952. Although we were only in our first lap of the long four years ahead of us, our members were active in sports, band, honor society, activities and plays. This was our way of showing the upperclassmen that we were capable of taking their places in the years to come. During this eventful year we visited the county court house and also the state capitol where we toured the govern- ment buildings and learned how our state government works. The class elected Keith Wolff as president and Mildred A. Walter was our advisor. U 1955-54 We returned the next year to begin our second lap as silly sophomores. We became even more active in the various organizations that the school program offer- ed. That year we chose Sandra Lower as our capable president. Determined to make money for our class treasury we used some of our abundant energy by selling candy and potato chips at noon time and at athletic events. Our treasury increased when we won first prize 015251 in the Booster Parade. III 1954-55 Our class seemed very anxious to return to school our junior year. The reason for this strange action was the fact that we received our class rings on September 20. This was one of the biggest events in our high school life. To raise funds for our treasury we sold hot dogs, soft drinks, and pretzels at games, sponsored dances, and roller skating parties. We are a very artistic or a very lucky class for we captured first prize in the Booster Parade again. The highlight of this year was our presentation of the junior-Senior Prom. The decorations were planned around the theme Beneath the Sea. It was hard work, but we enjoyed every minute of it. Everyone attending seemed to enjoy themselves, and we knew the results were well worth our hard work. IV 1955-56 With light and happy hearts we started down the home stretch as sophisticated seniors. We were then a force of 70 determined people. Sandra Lower was again elected our class president, perhaps because she had shown her skill in this position in our sophomore year. We sold coffee and doughnuts at games, and candy at Christmas in a final effort to make enough money for that long anticipated senior trip. This really topped off our high school life. Soon we will have to give up this carefree life for our chosen careers. We sincerely hope we leave our dear old Alma Mater a little better than it was when we enter through its doors. Through the years we have learned what skipping class and report to the ofiice immediately means, but we have also learned the meaning of hard work and co-operation. We leave B. H. S. with more than a diploma, but also with memories of happy and unforgettable days. Although a diploma may get lost or turn yellow with the passing years, these memories will always remain new and fresh in our minds and hearts. COLORS - Red and White FLOWER - Red Rose MOTTO - United We Stand, Divided We Fall. ADVISOR - Mildred A. Walter Page forty-four 796 'waits 2.1501 2.26 JCCC1' on 726 24-Cfdfv' of ?i32.?'. .........., 2.on3'f6Nv'w ,Z X . X J jffff X ff 'lf fl .fx ff V, X ,ff X . , fv X' , ' xx f 5 ff, 59. ' , J. .ff 'X ,.. 'A, , I X Ll! 9 ' 'i 'U ff . I pf ,ff 1 I Z 'Q' fl. 'X 1' , X Y . ' A I fl M-M.. ,.,',,.. . ' , ' 1' W H 1 Y X I, 9 1 . ff - I H , fl, 1 f W ' , X l W In XII' F I Aff fvs ' x I l 1 Gm X L ,lu wclassnmu Junior Class Histor We, the Class of '57, entered Biglerville High School in September 1951 as a large but timid group of boys and girls. We had 110 members in our class, when we entered seventh grade, but since that time our membership has been reduced to approximately 90. We chose Nancy Arnold for our class president and Mr. Gulden was our class advisor. Our members took part in all activities open to first year junior high students and had a wonderful time doing it. During our eighth year we were under the leadership of Freda Warner. Our eighth year was better because we knew our way around. In our freshman year we elected Richard Fink for our president. We had some interesting experiences while visiting the county court house and the state capitol at Harrisburg. As sophomores, we cheered our fellows on the football and basketball teams. Also several of our girls played varsity basketball. Under the leadership of Joan Tate we sold candy at noontime and chose our class colors and flower. This year we entered Biglerville High School as jolly juniors. October 11 was a big day for us, for we received our class rings. We proudly showed them off to everyone. Our projects this year included selling hot dogs at football games, sponsoring food sales, dances, and skating parties. Our big event this year was our presentation of the junior-Senior Prom. We chose Joyce Ebbert as our class presi- dent, and Mr. Lawrence Gulden remains as our class advisor. With great hopes, we, the class of '57, are looking forward to our Senior year. OFFICERS President ...... ............ .... J o yce Ebbert Vice President --- ........ Freda Warner Secretary ..,,., .......... B arbara Rice Treasurer --- .... Jannie Lee Chronister COLORS -- Deep Rose and Light Grey FLOWER - White Carnation MOTTO - What we are is God's gift to us, What we become is our gift to God. ADVISOR - Lawrence W. Gulden Page forty-six Junior Class Page forty-seven Q E Q 5 E 5 3 2 E E T 5 u .Q E Q .2 'Ig Q 3 CI 5 5 Q 0 gf 5 E E -... G on 5 D1 Q- 5 4 .: 3 O E B 0 U B A Q E L4 N Q N C J: Q .Eb 3 5 Q 5 4 C 3 L4 A 'K 'v-1 N G m m 3 N N -1 E E W 6 5 3 5 3 3 I-4 'U I-r-4 H1 3 E - s: E ,E on 2 :S ffl 41 m A E 5 - 3 N QE eu 2 2, 2 af ,J Q 5' W - 1.54 ee ,, -...H 'U Q 50.2 I: C1 CD3-4 3 G' .1071 Q Z amz M ,Q QE.: Q 5 022 ,S Q 9.0: .QQZ Z' Dx '5- u U 3.4.-C5 GJ Ci cond CD N Q:-Mu Z N: 5. --2, W cf 'sd 2 0 S-N E sw' G s-4 '-'gg gg N 51:4-in 4 I 'ig C Q 3 Ein: W ,-I u Z Wd dogA monouu v..'Ag,.,Ol.4u:f .CHQQQN me -H gem mo 3,,-..5a,'E 5-'cES'J.:gf5 v-5'fgoOQ a..eug5m H Qml .C 'D-ms.F'5D : DGHHOPUQ fum...-o a:-Dah?-H. ca'-u:uV302 -'zaf-4 .ae 0 . I CQ 5.2.5 5:2233 ,pm ax U-Eggwm! tmgmmid dm ana 3 3 USM . 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We were eager as seventh graders to get a good start in high school life, and with the help of Mr. Benchoff, our class advisor, we were able to get better acquaint- ed with the different activities and participate in them. During our ninth grade year we visited the county court house and also the state capitol at Harrisburg. Now as a class of sophomores, we are participating in many school activities such as: basketball, football, band, chorus, and several have joined the Senior High B-Club. We have sold candy and potato chips during the noon hour and also at athletic events. We have sold Prom Peanuts during the 1954-55 school year. Torn Cline has been our class president during grades eight, nine, and ten. We are looking forward to our next two years in which we hope to achieve our goal in B. H. S. history. OFFICERS President ..... .......... - - - Thomas Cline Vice-President - - - ..... Richard Byers Secretary - - - ........ 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My WVU-H,x wy W UHIM. i4,f3,f-x'7'Lf-x'7,-l W 'H N, fQq5jj3-- 'W ,Affivifiefi 'D Student Council First Row, left ta right: Joan Herman, Nancy Arnold, Freda Warner, Joan Tate, Joyce Ebbert, Keith Wolff, Ray Schwartz, Dorothy Anthony, Lois Smick, Patsy Wickline. Second Row: Janet Stoner, Carol Bosserman, Barbara Parker, Anna Mae Ogden, Donna Ebbert, Mary Finfrock, Sondra Taylor, Pat Walter, Judy Crist, Joyce Starry. Third Row.' Donald Blocher, Sterling Birgensmith, Tom Leedy, Jay Zeigler, Sandra Lower, Joan Staub, Barbara Rice, Donald Hartzel, Rodney Miller, William Tilton. Fourth Row: Tom Cline, Gary Clapsaddle, Peter Asquith, Larre Hoke, Wayne Lochbaum, Keith Martin, Donald Wright, David Dull. Page fifty-six Senior B-Club First Row, left to right: Mr. Coradetti, Advisor, Doris Rose, Patsy Wright, Sandy Lower, Gene Shaffer, Judy Crist, Joyce Starry, Darby Chronister. Second Row: Ronald Koontz, Larry Shillito, Robert Clark, Charlotte Hartzel, Judy Shetter, Sondra Taylor, Freda Warner, Nancy Davis. Third Row: Harold Wright, john Steiner, Larre Hoke, Dick Wickline, Keith Wolff, Nelson Weber, Ann Heltibridle, Barbara Rice. Fourth Row: james Albright, Ralph Mentzer, Donald Hartzel, Lynn Peters, Kenneth Baltzley, Kenneth Pitzer, Wallace Rice. Fifth Row: Garnet Coble, Rodney Miller, Ray Schwartz. ' Page fifty-seven B-Hi Times Staff First Row, left to right: Lois Gaither, Judy Crist, Larre Hoke, Elaine Stoner. Second Row: Lynn Peters, John Steiner, Dave Planker, jack Palmer. ' B-Hi Times Business Staff First Row, left to right: Darby Chronister, Charlotte Hartzel, Janet Warner, Nancy Davis Second Row: Pat Walter, Ann Baldwin, Doris Rose, Pat Guise, Joan Staub. Page fifty-eight B-Hi Times Reporters First Row, left to right: Connie Slonaker, Sandra Hoke, Carol Gratton, Audrey Chronister, Freda Warner, Jannie Lee Chronister, Judy Bosserman. Second Row: Joan Heller, Vivian Geiselman, Lois Smick, Joan Tate, Joyce Ebbert, Nancy Arnold, Joyce Starry, Dorothy Anthony, Lynn Swayze, Barbara Parker, Jeanette Kuntz, Carolyn Baker. Third Row: Robert Ehlman, William Tilton, Garnet Cable, Ray Schwartz, Fred Hoffman, Richard Wickline, Ronald Koontz. Page fifty-nine Peter Pan Club Seated, left to right: William Tilton, Sandra Lower. ' Standing: Mrs. Haas, Advisor, Richard Fink, john Steiner, Lois Gaither, Judy Crist. Future Teacher Association First Row, left to right: jack Palmer, Ronald Koontz, Harold Wright, Sandra Lower, Joanne Cicierski, Dorothy Anthony. Second Row: Mr. Lady, Advisorg Neil Lott, Edward Crum, James Smallwood, Elaine Stoner, Connie Slonaker, Lynn Swayze, Joan Swayze. Page sixty l O O Trl-HI-Y First Row, left to right: Joyce Sheaffer, Pat Warrenfeltz, Anne May, Lois Group, Joyce Starry, Joan Swayze, Barbara Freed, Mrs. Steiner, Advisor, Lynn Swayze. Second Row: Columbine Bowers, Donna Slaybaugh, Janet Hollabaugh, Betty Lou Kuykendall, Joan Hartman, Gail Sherman, Wahnetta Wines, Jean Heller, Darlene Winand. Third Row: Winnie Hinkle, Annalee Harmon, Barbara Miller, jane Plank, Dorothy Anthony, Pat Bucher, Catherine Davis. Fourth Row: joan Heller, jane Carey, Mary Alexander, Elaine Althoff, Nancy Ditzler, Regina Lightner, Lillian Bretzman. Hi-Y First Row, left to right: john Steiner, Donald Blocher, Tom Leedy, Edward Crum, Duane Eckert, Arthur Gordon, Advisor. Secogd gow: Nelson Weber, jack Palmer, Sterling Birgensmith, John Slonaker, Edward Dear- or . Third Row: Glenn Thomas, Neil Lott, Gerald Dorsey, Eugene Musselman. Page sixty-one Senior F. H. . Frrst Row, left to right: Pat Walters, jean Conner, Jeanne Kuykendall, Pat Keebaugh, janet Stoner, Darby Chronister, joan Staub, Anna Lee Harman, Donna Slaybaugh, Mrs. Diehl. Second Row: Shirley Kessel, Charlotte Arnsberger, Betty Jo Boyer, Doris Sheaffer, Helen ' Naylor, Nellie Kane, Barbara Miller, jane Plank, Ann Baldwin, Dorothy Hykes. Tbzrd Row: Mary Ann Hartman, Shirley Heller, Alice Rexroth, Sylvia Heller, Bonnie Taylor, Dorothy Gilbert, Doris McGlaughlin, Shirley Martin, Carol Blackwell, Mary Taylor. Senior F. F. . First Row, left to right: John White, Advisor, John Constable, Merton Eckenrode, Eugene Shaffer, Clair Fetters, Donald Trostle, Larry Peters, Ronald Group, Tom Cline, Calvin Manahan, john Frey, Robert Showers, Pete Weigle, Cecil Snyder, Advisor. Second Row: Maynard Gochenauer, Richard Carey, Edward Logan, Richard McCleaf, Barry Clapsaddle, George Hughes, Donald Boyer, Chester Van Dyke, Gerald Slaybaugh, ,Phillip ' Stoner, Glen Carey. Tlazrd Row: Robert Trimmer, Ralph Carey, Ivan Bretzman, Larry Taylor, Donald Bower, glaverne Shultz, Robert Shaffer, Martin Shank, Richard Beatty, Michael Bucher, Robert etter. Fourth Row: Lawrence Heller, james Showers, Ralph Mentzer, Clark Shaffer, Ernest Sillik, Lester Roth, john Harmon, Robert Sheaffer, Marshall Plank, Elbert Altice, Byron Hart- . man, Ronald Arnsberger. Fzftla Row: Barry Cluck, Kenneth Pitzer, Fred Showers, Paul Warren, Stanley Group, Parker Coble, james Milhimes. Page sixty-two Tribunal First Row, left to right: Ray Schwartz, Freda Warner, joan Staub, Pat Walter. Second Row: Donald Blocher, Sterling Birgensmith, Jay Zeigler, Kenneth Pitzer. Girls' Sextet Left to right: Pat Guise, Barbara Freed, Joyce Ebbert, joan Tate, Nancy Arnold, Joyce Starry Jannie Chronister. Page sixty-three HEAD MADIORETTE Judy Shetter SENIOR MAJORETTE Patsy Wright Color Guards Nancy Black, Charlotte Hartzel, Sondra Taylor, Jackie Slaybaugh. Senior Band Majorettes Front: Nancy Arnold. Left to right: Donna Gilbert, Vivian Geiselman, Judy Shetter, Patsy Wright, Freda Warner Page sixty-four Senior Band Page sixty-five Schoffstall, Doris Rose, Mr. Florence Joyce Ebbert, Fink, hard Ric Baker, lyn 0 Car aer, anB nfrock, Sus ckenrode, Shirley Fi neE C311 D ht: rig , left to 3 o M 'Q Vi :- 'N l-L Sanders, Director. Second Row: Nancy Davis, Mary Finfrock, Margaret Wentz, Lois Rex, Judy Bosserman, Dorothy Anthony, Marie Coble, Gail Steiner, Barbara Rice, Judy Crist, Joyce Starry, Patricia Reinecker, Nancy Wenk, Sandra Hoke. Third Row: Donald Coble, Larry Kennedy, Marion Griest, Elaine Stoner, Robert Campbell, Sandra Lower, Elaine Smith, Jeanne Linah, Audrey Chronister, Elaine Altoff, Steve Gettier, Ann Heltibridle, Diana Crum, Patricia Heckenluber, Cecelia Yoder. Fourth Row: Helen Rex, David Dull, Adrian Slaybaugh, Lois Group, Joan Tate, Lois Smick, Blaine Harvey, Michael Bucher, Tom Cline, Robert Shetter, Wayne Schwartz, Iris McDannel. Fifth Row: William Tilton, Jo Orner, Berne Hart, Donald Blocker, John Steiner, Linwood Starner, Ruth Ann Ryder, John Slonaker, Robert Elhman, Harold Wright, Rodney Miller, Garnet Coble, Patricia Guise, Nancy Shaffer, Patsy Sheaffer. Sixth Row: Larry Shillito, James Smallwood, Gerald Dorsey, Lynn Lerew, John Stover, Edward Deardorff, Duane Eckert, Doris Longenecker, Barbara Freed, Parker Coble, Jay Zeigler, Nelson Weber, Robert Clark, Ray Schwartz. 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Page sixty-seven A Cappella Choir Page sixty-eight Lee Chronister, Judy Bosserman, Pat Janie Judy Shetter, Rose, oris alter, D W eardorff, Pat D nn arner, A reda W Musselman, F anna Ruth hz.- First Row, left la rig Q3 E c: U JA U Lu U G C N U P nu J ea -U o P-' G 11 .- U U U Q H U .Q : .- Q U Q: U U I 1-T ea JA as Q C 5. '5 H as U H.. 0 C ..- vu .- rl: aa -4 eu O uf ill ..- D U .- tv Q-4 af -. -Q O U aa .- I-I is G-T ea -2 u U .E aa D5 .- eu Q- 52 - Ll an 5. Q 5. id is Lf aa -E U 5 Q eu 5 cn mf -. 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'U L Q v-I I955 Operetta First Row, left to right: Winnie Hinkle, Betty Zeigler, Jean Guise, Pat Guise, Doris Rose, Evadne Fohl, Jean Hykes, Mary Lou Kanagy, Betty Starry, Patsy Sheaffer, Jannie Lee Chronister, Lilian Bretzman, Joyce Starry, Joyce Ebbert, Donna Slaybaugh, Nancy Ditzler. Second Row: Ann Deardorff, Bill Tilton, Judy Crist, Darlene Fetters, Frank Cline, Nancy Cline, James Smallwood, Eunice Luckenbaugh, Ray Schwartz, Nancy Osburn, Tom Leedy, Kay Sheats, John Taylor, Janet Beitman, Prof. Charles Yost, Director. Third Row: Barbara Freed, Mary Ann Hartman, Kathryn Chronister, Melinda Hauser, Jean Collins, Nancy Arnold, Joan Tate, Nancy Tate, Judy Shetter, Freda Warner, Barbara Macbeth, Lola Ann Hildebrand, Lucille Baker, Janet Ehlman, Ann Heltibridle. Fourth Row: Neil Lott, James Albright, John Day, Larry Peters, Ronald Group, Garnet Coble, Sterling Birgensmith, Linwood Starner, Kenneth Baltzley, Robert Clark, Ronald Koontz, Nelson Weber, Larry Shillito, John Hewetson, Harold Wright, Donald Blocher. CAST OF DON ALONSO'S TREASURE Don Diego Anselmo de Gonzalez ............ RAY SCHWARTZ Suzanna ...................... -- EUNICE LUCKENBAUGH Dolores -- ....... NANCY OSBORN Lolita -- ...... KAY SHEATS Manuel --- -- WILLIAM TILTON Paula ........ Ajax Wollop -- Mrs. Wollop --- Elaine Wollop -- Slim Malone -- Shorty Simmons Billy McNood1e - Page sixty-nine JUDY CRIST JAMES SMALLWOOD ------- NANCY CLINE - - DARLEN E FETTERS -------- TOM LEEDY JONATHAN TAYLOR FRANK CLINE Senior High Play Lefl f0 right: Judy Crist, Lois Gaither, jannie Lee Chronister, john Steiner, Gerald Dorsey Ann May, Nancy Arnold, Freda Warner, James Smallwood, jack Palmer, Blaine Harvey Sandra Lower CAST OF GOOD NIGHT LADIES Helen Raleigh .......... Jane Raleigh --- Sam Raleigh .... jug Brown ....... Professor Dexter Dean Eggleby ..... Angela Riminiton Larry Dobson .... Lulu Griffen --- Judy West .... George West --- Betty London .... 3 - ,A Swag fig. A f . 1 Wm A3 mg, . N- fl 5' CV J. fv 5 . A 5 I f ,W ggi ,Ma-v-'Ml Q fry R, I ,tri A J . Y., Q A A 'A A - A fl., NANCY ARNOLD -------- Lois GAITHER ---- JAMES SMALLWOOD --------- JACK PALMER ---- JOHN STEINER ------- JUDY CRIST FREDA WARNER BLAINE HARVEY SANDRA LOWER ---------------- ANN MAY JANNIE SCENES FROM THE PLAY Page seventy GERALD DORSEY LEE CHRONISTER Junior Honor Society First Row, left to right: Nancy Wenk, Donna Gilbert, Alice Shreve, jane Herman, Janice Slaybaugh, Sarah Livingston, judy May, Susan Baer. Second Row: Hershey Bowers, Ted Orner, David Dull, Vance Johnston, Donald McCauslin, Harold Oliver. Third Row: Peter Asquith, Duane Singley, Phyllis Cashman, Sue Bucher, Marion Griest, Ruth Crum, Mary Byerly, Sinda Baker. Junior B-Club First Row, left to right: Pat Reinecker, Cecelia Yoder, Donna Ebbert, Marie Coble, Ruth Crum, Mary Byerly, Susan Baer. Second Row: Ted Orner, Larry Kennedy, Bonnie Haskel, Evelyn Vines, Laurabelle Emlet, Jack Frantz, Mr. Shetter, Advisor. Third Row: john Stover, Peter Asquith, Gary Wagner, Steve Gettier, Robert Burkhart, Rodney Weidner, Dick Roth. Page seventy-one Social Dancing First Row, left to right: Blaine Clouse, Clay Tuckey, Ronald Blocher, Wayne Arnsburger, Howard Vines, Terry Lightner, Eddie Dively, Richard Kane, Gerald Cutshall, Kenneth Wagner, Philip Wallen, Walter Showers, Alfred Taylor, John Alexander, Wayne Arnsburger, Bruce Parker, Glenn Kuykendall, Paul Clapsaddle. Second Row.- Mr. Cover, Advisorg Paul Steiner, Ted Orner, Harold Oliver, Mary Kathryn Rider, Alice Shreve, Harold Slusser, Elaine Miller, Susan Lochbaum, Rosetta Russell, Joann Beamer, Bonnie Bream, Clara Miller, Barry Birgensmith, Dennis Donharl, Clarence Nett, Francis Wiechman, Mary Griest, Sonja Beam- er, Anna Davis, Anita Deardorff. Third Row: Lulu Wilson, Mary Shank, Betty Staub, Pamela Wolff, Richard Roth, Rodney Weidner, Joseph Sabo, Peter Asquith, Donna Warrenfeltz, Connie Wright, Helen Pryor, Sharon Riley, Judy Crum, Darlene Kem- per, Mary Ann Harmon, Janet Sheaffer, Charlotte Pfeffer, Edna Jane Coble, Margaret Alexander, Carol Eckert, Miss Walter, Advisor. Fourth Row: Patsy Hartman, Judy Beam, Joyce Ann Gunn, Naomi Shreve, Robert Showers, Jean Sheaffer, Clara Johnston, Joyce Orner, Judy Weigle, Margaret Miller, Joann Irvin, Connie Stoner, Vicki Taylor, Gertrude Hoffman, Donna Taylor, Sandra Taylor, Ann Kuykendall, Jean Dugan, Carol Bosserman, Carol Diehl, Sara Fox, Suzanne Albright. Fifth Row: Joann Smith, Naomi Taylor, Irene Carey, Donna Showers, Joyce Warren, Carolyn Taylor, Pauline Blackwell, Jane Trostle, Charlotte Rexroth, Lois Sheaffer, Terry Thomas, Rochelle Hoffnagle, Linda Price, Joann Taylor, Marshall Plank, Kathl L d ' l een a y, Janice S aybaugh, Janet Wayburn, Nancy Bolen, Carol Lee Frantz, Susan Frederick. Sixth Row: Judy Taylor, Martha Shreve, Ronald Taylor, Carmen Johanningmeier, Donald Sillik, Grayson Taylor, Ralph Brubaker, Laurin Slaybaugh, Donald Wright, Sarah Livingston, Betty Sillik Sandra Warrenfeltz Carolyn Musselman, Bonnie Staub, Donna Craun, Gilbert Chronister, Jesse Taylor: Larry Seymour, Fred Bosserman, Richard Boyer, Lawrence Schmick, Richard Heath. Page seventy-two Junior Chorus First Row, left to right: Margaret Alexander, Irma Carey, Donna Warrenfeltz, Gertrude Hoffman, Linda Price, Joanne Beamer, Joan Warren, Carolyn Taylor, Beverly Elicker, Charlotte Pfeffer, Elaine Miller, Joann Taylor. Second Row: Darlene Kemper, Joyce Gunn, Judy Beam, Carol Bosserman, Linda Bosserman, Carol Lee Frantz, Harriet Boyer, Mary Griest, Pamela Wolff, Betty Staub, Janice Slaybaugh. Third Row: Edna Jane Coble, Joan Harmon, Linda Hoffman, Carol Eckert, Natalie Burkhart, Barbara Bowers, Annab Davis, Susan Frederick, Barbara Arnsberger, Miriam Guise, Ann Kuykendall, Marion Guise, Susan Loch aum. Fourth Row: Harold Oliver, Harold Slusser, Alice Shreve, Catherine Rider, Bonnie Bream, Carolyn Musselman, Rocky Hoffnagle, Judy Crum, Clara Miller, Anita Deardorff, Carol Leedy, Janet Schwartz. Fifth Row.- Paul Steiner, Glenn Kuykendall, Hershey Bowers, Gilbert Chronister, Arthur Starry, Joseph Sabo, Bonnie Staub, Pamela Wentzel, Pauline Wright, Ruth Zeigler. Sixth Row: Bruce Parker, Walter Roberts, Russel Leedy, Texas McCurry, Connie Hostetter, Donna Craun. Junior Red Cross First Row, left to right: Dorothy Anthony, Sandra Parker, Ann Lott, Connie Wright, Joan Heller, Wahnetta Vines, Donna Warrenfeltz, Mrs. Frantz, Advisor. Second Row: Jack Palmer, Jeffrey Bucher, Wayne Arnsberger, Jean Heller, Darlene Winand, Donna Showers, Joyce Warren, Joann Taylor. Third Row: Glenn Kuykendall, Joyce Arnsberger, Lulu Wilson, Janice Slaybaugh, Ann Kuykendall, Jean Dugan, Bonnie Bream, Joann Irvin. Page seventy-three l Library Assistants First Row, left to right: Peter Asquith, Hershey Bowers, Nancy Wenk, Janice Slaybaugh Rosalie Leer, Mrs. Sanders, Advisor, Carolyn Hall, Ruth Crum, Bonnie Haskell. Safety Patrol First Raw, left to right: Mr. Ernst, Advisorg Joann Irvin, Charlotte Pfeffer, Helen Pryor. Second Row: Walter VMadison, Thomas Schriver, Ronald Blocher, Keith Martin. Page seventy-four Junior F. H. . First Row, left ta right: Roberta Clouse, Joyce Arnsberger, Judy Weigle, Sharon Riley, Linda Hoffman, Joan Herman, Mrs. Frantz, Advisor. Second Row: Nancy Bolen, Joann Taylor, Donna Showers, Janet Sheaffer, Helen Pryor, Patricia Unger, Rosalie Leer, Alverta Heller. Third Row: Margaret Alexander, Sonja Beamer, Joyce Warren, Ann Kuykendall, Jean Dugan, Bonnie Bream, Patricia Hartman. Junior F. F. . First Row, left to right: Terry Lightner, Ronald Blocher, Gilbert Chronister, Jesse Taylor, Clay Tucky, Ronald Taylor, Richard Kane, Clyde Lightner. Second Row: Carmen Johanningmeier, Robert Jacoby, Ed Dively, Arthur Starry, Grayson Taylor, Marlene McCauslin, Donald Miller. Third Row: John White, Advisorg Lynn McCauslin, Ray Milhimes, Cecil Snyder, Advisor. Page seventy-five l F -- Football Cheerleaders Conme Slonaker CAPTAIN joan Staub Darby Chronister Dorothy Hykes Ann Baldwin Left to right: Joan Staub, Connie Slonaker, Dorothy Hykes, Darby Chronister, Ann Baldwin, Barbara Miller, Annalee Harmon. Page seventy-.fix Basketball Cheerleaders CAPTAIN Sondra Taylor Doris Rose Shirley Kessel Left to right: Winnie Hinkle, Shirley Kessel, Pat Rankin, Doris Rose, Freda Warner, Sondra Taylor. Page seventy-seven I955 Junior-Senior Prom King and Queen of the Prom, Kay Sheats and Nevin Frantz Cn May 20, 1955 the most important dance of the year, the Junior- Senior Prom, was held. The decorations for this most gala affair cen- tered around the theme, Beneath the Sea. The Melo-Tones furnish- ed the music for this dance presented by the Juniors in honor of the 1955 Seniors. Page seventy-eight 1955 May Day The Queen and Her Court Alumni Dance King and Queen of the Alumni Dance, Nancy Tate and Frank Cline Page xevenly-nine Senior Humor A nut at the wheel A peach to his right A curve in the road FRUIT SALAD ? ? ? Tough as nails, Hard as bricks, Biglerville's class of '56. ? ? ? joan Staub: Where do you keep the round envelopes sir?,' Mr. Eckenrode: What in the world do you want with round envelopes? joan Staub: You said I was to mail circulars, sir. ? ? ? Prison Warden: I've had charge of this prison for ten years. We're going to celebrate. What kind of a party do you boys suggest to have? Prisoners: Open house. ? ? ? A little girl was put in an upper berth for the first time. Sne kept crying till her mother told her not to be afraid because God would watch over her. 'iMother, are you there, she cried? Yes. Father, are you there? Yeah. A fellow-passenger lost all patience at this point and bellowed forth, We are all here, your father, mother, brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles, and cousins. All here, now go to sleep. Mamma. Wel1. Was that God? ? ? ? Rodney Miller: Our dog is like one of the family. Ray Schwartz: Which one? ? ? ? Luke was dead. A wonderful funeral was in progress. The preacher talked at length of the good traits of the deceased, what an honest man he was, what a lov- ing husband fand kind father. At length the widow whispered to one of her off- spring, Lem, go up there and take a look in that coffin and see if that's your paw. ? ? ? Boastful Boy: I used to live in a neighborhood so tough that if you had teeth you were a sissy. I don't want to scare you, said a little eight-year-old to his teacher, but my daddly says if I don't get a better re- port car , somebody's gonna get a spank- ing! ? ? ? Mr. Ehlman QHolding up a skulljt Describe this skull. Keith Wolff: Well, it's a fairly nice shaped woman's skull. Mr. Ehlman: How do you know it's a woman's skull? Keith Wolff: The mouth is open. 2 2 2 A mother told her two children that they could each have an apple. Later she asked, Judy, I see that Jackie has the smaller apple, did you give her a choice? Yes, mom, Judy said, I told her she could have the small one or none at all. 2 2 2 Lynn Peters and Larre Hoke met on the street. Lynn looked at Larre and said, From the looks of you, there must have been a famine. Larre smiled and answered, From the looks of you, you must have caused it. 2 2 2 Confucius says: A man who crosses the ocean twice and doesn't take a bath for the entire trip is a dirty double cross- er. ? ? ? Father to young daughter: Now if you had a dollar, and I gave you a dollar, how many dollars would you have? Daughter: Q'I'd have one. Father: Susie, you don't know your arithmetic. Daughter: You don't know my father. ? ? ? Busy husband getting ready for a ban- quet: Honey, did you see my belt around the house? Wife: No dear, I didn't know it was that big. ? ? ? Wise cracker -- A smart cookie! 2 2 2 Irate Cop: Lady, you can't park here. Didn't you read that sign? Miss Durburow: Certainly I read it. It says, 'Fine for parking'. Page eighty TC ,Ae fkroeg are and our Soues 52,421 be whe 7 memo ry sk. e 0 QQ' , FayCC gtcslyneru n' , . . ouje Bautuei, fu-,-ff' ,,.. .. M. '.rr,. w , - ,,,-'.g if-'I -,...: ,Y fffyggi t x xxx --....... Q, .s. ,fif - xx X- 'X ' ' ,Aff 45.2 ,sim wsu. nf ,ax X -P Q -wwf' 'kxxwyx ,f f J K x H, .df qw,-Q ff-W4 .yx ru :xv V- ., X- X ,gi , X ., kgwixf 'V 1 K mg ,f , x , ,Q . , tix, A f- X . h 1664! 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Third Row: William Coradetti, Coachg Keith Wolff, Managerg Donald Baker, Robert Shetter, Cecil Showers, William Payne, Richard Byers, Robert Trimmer, Parker Coble, Dennis Hess, Gary McCauslin, Kenneth Wagaman, Garnet Taylor, John Harmon, Donald Sterner, Coachg William Krebs, Coach. Fourth Row.' Harry Hartzel, Manager, Gary Wagner, Luther Harmon, Harold Baltzley, Clark Shaffer, Robert Ehlman, Richard Hartzel, Manager. Boys' Varsity Basketball Front, left to right: Ronald Group Rodney Miller, Ray Schwartz, John Constable, Larre Hoke, Ronald Koontz Garnet Coble, Donald Hartzel, Donald Bowers, Nelson Weber. Rear: Richard Allison, coach, Gene Shaffer, Donald Trostel, Manager, Lynn Peters, Manager. Page eighty-two Girls' Varsity Basketball Seated, left to right: Catherine Davis, Barbara Rice, Helen Naylor, Lois Group, Vivian Geiselman, Joyce Ebbert Nancy Arnold, Judy Shetter, Darby Chronister, Patsy Wright, Pat Guise, Lillian Bretzman, Shirley Fm frock, Lois Smick, Pat Heckenluber, Jeanette Kuntz, Judy Bosserman, Joan Heller. Standing: Betty Lou Kuykendall, Donna Slaybaugh, Nancy Davis, Managersg Janice Lupp, Coach. Both the Boys' and Girls' Varsity Squads are members of the Adams County League December December December December December December December December January January January January January January January January January February February February February February February 2+- 61 91 15+ 15+ 20+ 22+ 27+ ST 6914 10+ 15+ 17+ 20+ 24+ 27+ 51+ 314 71 103' 14+ 17+ 25-27 1955 - 1956 SCHEDULE Shippensburg Delone Musselman Shippensburg Delone Spring Grove Musselman Alumni New Oxford York Springs Boiling Springs East Berlin Fairfield Big Spring Littlestown New Oxford York Springs Boiling Springs East Berlin Fairfield Big Spring Littlestown Play-offs 1-Junior Varsity Preliminary :l'Varsity Girls Preliminary Page eigthy-three Home Away Away Away Home Away Home Home Away Home Home Away Home Home Away Home Away Away Home Away Away Home B-ville Oppts 55 71 41 66 55 72 52 66 40 66 46 54 41 56 48 55 45 47 50 2 1 57 61 55 58 45 26 59 42 61 67 32 44 82 29 45 72 45 50 57 49 59 42 5 1 61 ii SENIOR - Ken Pitzer Paul Howery All Conference Left Tackle Fullback Ht. 5' 10 Wt. 170 Ht. 5' 8 Wt. 150 Wallace Rice Quarterback Ht. 5' 5 Wt. 150 Biglerville High School's 1955 varsity football team completed their second year in the Laurel Conference winding up in third place. The Canners were in the number three slot the preceeding year also. Biglerville handed in a five and four slate, including a three and two league record. Phillip Stoner Franklin Weigle Ronald Koontz Rig t End Right Guard Left Halfback Ht. 5' 8 Wt. 160 Ht. 5' 7 Wt. 145 Ht. 5' 9 Wt. 140 Page eighty-four PLAYERS Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. 1955 SCHEDULE Shippensburg Camp Hill Boiling Springs West York Littlestown Susquehannock Cumberland Valley Dallastown Kennard-Dale Home Away Home Away Away Home Away Home Home Richard Wickline Donald Rentzel Left Guard Fullback Hr, 5' 7 Wt. 154 Ht. 5' 11 Wt 160 B-ville Oppts. 14 7 25 6 0 6 0 6 7 26 9 0 12 13 51 14 34 6 Gene Shaffer Quarterback Ht. 5' 10 Wt 155 Maynard Gochenauer Ray Schwartz Edwin McG1augh1m Left Tackle Right Tackle Left End Ht. 5-' 10 Wt. 210 Ht. 5' 10 Wt. 158 Ht. 5' 9 Wt 140 1 . Page eighty-five SENIOR Gene Shaffer Pat Guise Ht. 5' 10 n Position-Forward Position-Guard Ronald Koontz Hr. 5' 9 Position-Guard Garnet Coble Ht. 5' 9 Position-Guard Judy Shetter Position-Forward Page eighty-six Ray Schwartz Ht. 5'10 Position-Forward l956 HOOP STARS Patsy Wright Ronald Group Position-Guard Ht. 6' Position-Center Larre Hoke Ht. 5' 10 Position-Guard Rodney Miller Darby Chronister Ht. 5' 11 Position-Forward Position-Forward N Page eighty-seven Varsity Wrestling Team First Row, left to right: Richard Wickline, Lester Roth, Ralph Mentzer, Neil Lott, Richard Roth, George Flickinger. Second Row: Robert Trimmer, Donald Bricker, Robert Clark, Robert Sheaffer, james Daughen baugh. Third Row: William Krebs, Coach, james Showers, jay Cutshall, Blaine Clouse, John Clouse, Francis Warrenfeltz. Fourth Row: Charles Kane, William Kennedy, Ralph Brubaker, Richard Kane, Edward Dively Walter Showers, Larry Dillon. December 16 January 6 January 14 January 19 January 26 February 2 February 8 February 16 1955 - 1956 SCHEDULE Hanover Carlisle Boiling Springs Central Dauphin Susquehanna Twp. Big Spring Mechanicsburg Shippensburg Page eighty-eight Home Away Away Home Away Home Away Home l955 Undefeated Baseball Team First Row, left to right: Harold Wright, james Smallwood, Gerald McKinney, Richard Fink Robert Clark Laverne Shult . , z Second Row: Maynard Gochenauer, James Albright, Donald Trostel, Larre Hoke, Kenneth Pitzer, Gene Shaffer, Donald Hartzel. Third Row: Richard Allison, Coachg Ronald Koontz, Fred Finfrock, Edward Crum, john Con stable, John Day, Richard Beamer, Frank Cline, Gerald Dove, Manager. April April April April April May May May May April April April April April April April May May May 15 19 22 25 28 3 5 13 17 6 10 12 13 17 19 24 1 3 8 1955 SCHEDULE Delone New Oxford Fairfield Littlestown Newville East Berlin York Springs Delone Boiling Springs Away Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Home 1956 SCHEDULE Dillsburg Delone Big Spring Dillsburg New Oxford Fairfield Littlestown East Berlin York Springs Boiling Springs Page eighty-nine B-ville Oppts. 7 4 14 5 6 0 4 3 1 3 4 3 2 9 3 5 4 8 1 Home Away Home Away Away Home Away Away Home Away l955 Track Team First Row, left to right: Parker Coble, Richard Byers, Richard Wickline, Kenneth Baltzley, William Birgen- smith, Mac Albright. Second Row: Paul Little, David Slaybaugh, William Sheaffer, Clair Fetters, Howard Hemsley, Larry Shillito Franchot Strickhouser, Garnet Coble, Edwin McGlaughlin, Dale Thomas, Manager. Third Row: Bruce Shears, Coach: james May, Donald Himes, Fred Finfrock, Nelson Weber, Donald Rentzel, Bryant Roe, Nevin Frantz, Ronald Koontz, Robert Garrett, Coach 3 Clyde Funt, Manager. New Record: Ronald Koontz - 440 - 51.8 seconds Junior High Football First Row, left to right: William Hale, Donald May, Gary Breighner, Ted Orner, Larry Eckenrode, Vance john- son, Dennis Donharl, Barry Birgensmith, George Flook, Jack Kump, Ronald Wagner, Steve Lewis, Manager Second Row: Edward Dively, Arthur Starry, Gerald Slaybaugh, Jack Frantz, Terry Thomas, Ronald Yasovsky William Warren, Richard Kane, Kenneth Fetters, Peter Asquith, Larry Guise, Karl McDannell, Henry Byers, Fred Hartzel, Harold Weaver, Lynn McCauslin, Manager. Third Row: Wayne Lochbaum, Keith Martin, Walter Roberts, Kermit Jacoby, Kenneth Gentzler, George Roth Richard Graham, Phillip Wallen, Owen McKinney, Fred Naylor, Paul Funt, Roderick Laird, Coach. Page ninety 7 Junior Varsity Basketball Left to right: Richard Byers, Russel Bolen, Richard Hartzel, William Payne, Harold Wright, Richard Cut- shall, Larry Shillito, Donald Sterner, Coachg Parker Coble, jay Zeigler, Gerald Dorsey, Richard Beatty, Cecil Showers, Richard Fink, Blaine Harvey. Junior High Basketball First Row, lefz to right: Luther Harmon, Harry Hartzel, Larry Kennedy, David Dull, Fred Showers, Stanley Group, Larry Rose, Robert Burkhart, Larry Seymour. Second Row: Larry Guise, Fred Hartzel, William Warner, Dennis Donharl, Ted Orner, William Hale, Robert Campbell, Wayne Schwartz, jack Frantz, Barry Birgensmith, Larry Eckenrode. Third Row: john Alexander, Owen McKinney, Wayne Arnsberger, Wayne Lochbaum, Karl McDannell, Richard Boyer, Glenn Kuykendall, Paul Funt. Fourth Row: William Coradetti, Coach, Duane Singley, Managerg Keith Martin, Robert Weaver, Rodney Pal- mer, Lawrence Smick, Kenneth Fetters, Donald Wright, Bruce Parker, Donald McCauslin, Manager. Page ninety-one Class Prophesy Donegal, Ireland August 50, 1966 Dear Elaine, I was very pleased to hear that our ten year class reunion was so successful. Remember how they used to tell us, It's a small world? Well, I've proof of that statement. Though our actual class reunion was held in Biglerville, I have been sur- prised by a successive number of similar, individual reunions here in Europe. In fact, my reunions began before I even set foot in Europe. When my husband and I boarded the plane at Idle Wild, who do ou think was there to greet us? It was JEAN CONNER who just happened to be one of the hostesses assigned to our flight between New York and London. She informed me that VIRGINIA ALEX- ANDER and CHARLOTTE ARNSBERGER are also hostesses for the same airline. From Jean I learned also that the familiar looking, red-headed pilot was KEN PITZER, who was making his debut as a pilot for a commercial airline. Other than my encountering two classmates from B. H. S., our flight over was quite uneventful. But not so our arrival in London. While waiting for the custom officers to check through our baggage, I was astonished to see DOROTHY HYKES in the opposite line. She, it seems, was elected Sweetheart of Sigma Chi and was rewarded with a trip around the world. They say what happens twice happens three times and sure enough, when we arrived at the Conrad Hilton Hotel QI, feeling as though I could sleep foreverj the desk clerk turned out to be MARY ANN HART- MAN. We got into quite a lengthy conversation and somewhere along the line I found out that ANN HELTIBRIDLE, now a well-known fashion designer, you know, was also staying at the hotel. Finally, at about 3:00 A. M., I followed Jack to our suite fhe had left us at 1:50 preferring comfort to conversationj. The next day, when visiting a session of Parliment, I recognized LARRE HOKE, seated in the section reserved for news reporters. We went over to speak to him and I dis- covered that he is the English news correspondent for the United Press. After a week in England Jack and I, tired of the gloomy atmosphere, and hav- ing seen all the things and places we had planned to, continued on to France. I don't suppose I need tell you what we did our first night in Paris. While painting the town we ran across NANCY SHANER, who was dancing with a chorus line for one of the opera houses on the Avenue Del Opera. Naturally, the morning after the night before was spent in bed. In the afternoon we visited the Louvre. Here I was amazed to meet DAVE PLANKER. Even surrounded by all the mystic beauty of the Louvre, his paintings looked rather good - so good, in fact, that Jack insist- ed on buying one. The next few days in France we spent loafxng on the banks of the Seine River where M. G. M. is shooting its newest movie, starring JUDY CRIST. We dined one evening and she told me that two more of our classmates were work- ing with and for her in this movie. CLYDE FUNT is in charge of the scenery and JANET WARNER is a script girl. Our destination was Germany. While visiting one of Jack's friends in an Army hospital in Frankfort, I literally ran into PAT KEEBAUGH, who is a nurse there. She invited us to come see the U. S. O. show which was featuring RODNEY MILLER and DICK WICKLINE, who have cooked up a Martin and Lewis type act. The darling handmade articles in the West German stores caught my eye, so I spent several days shopping. One day I had lunch with JUDY SHETTER, who, with Gene, is also touring Europe. Our alotted time in Germany up, we travelled next through Switzerland, to Italy. The historical values of Rome were all ours after we met BILL TILTON, who, as ambassador to Italy, knew all the facts. At the Air Force base we toured in Southern Italy, I learned from RONNIE CURRENS, a plane mechanic, that JOANNE CICIERSKI is teaching in the school for children of Air Force personnel. Page ninety-two From Italy Jack and I backtracked, through Switzerland and Germany, across the Baltic Sea, to Sweden. In Stockholm I spent an afternoon with DORIS ROSE who is employed as a secretary in the Swedish Embassy. While in Sweden I read in a newspaper that HOWARD HEMSLEY was scheduled to speak in the Church of Saint Giles in Edinburg, Scotland, so Jack and I sailed from Goteburg and arrived in Edinburg in time to hear him. We spent very little time in Scotland because we wanted to be in Helsinki when' the summer Olympics opened. B-ville athletes certainly were an asset to the United States team that first day. Both RONNIE KOONTZ and PATSY WRIGHT won their events. At the Olympics I recognized PHIL STONER who was just one more spectator rooting for the B. H. S. alumni. Phil is back in the Army you know, and was spending his leave in Finland. When the Olympics were over frah-rah Biglervillej we began the last leg of our tour -- to Ireland, where we are now visiting Jack's relatives. We plan to stay here for the Irish Sweepstakes QI hear JOEL DUGAN has a horse enteredJ and then back to the United States. That's my trip, thus far, Lainie. I didn't do bad, did I? I can hardly wait to see you and your family and all the rest of my long lost friends! Say hello to Charlie for me - and bye-bye for now. Love, Connie Biglerville, Pennsylvania August 23, 1966 Dear Connie, I was so glad to hear that you survived your trans-Atlantic flight. You lucky girl to be in Europe! Remember how we used to dream of faraway places? It must be nice to be a wealthy doctor's wife and to tour all those fascinating foreign cities. However, the main reason I am writing is to tell you about our class reunion. Honestly, ten years have made all the difference in the world! Why, I hardly recognized our old classmates! Everyone has married, settled down, and acquired a little brood - that is, everyone except LOIS GAITHER and KEITH WOLFF. Lois is teaching chemistry and geometry at our Alma Mater, and Keith, as you prob- ably know, inherited his uncle's implement business and has made it the most thriv- ing enterprise of its kind in the East. But on with the reunion. We met in the main dining room of BOYER'S Restaurant at 6 P. M. and reminisced until Mr. Yost led us in devotions. Then a delicious meal was served topped off with BETTY'S prize-winning cherry pie. FLORENCE and ED MCGAUGHLIN and SHIRLEY and MERTON ECKENRODE were in charge of the food and decorations, fthey did a wonderful joblj ' After we had finished eating. Mr. Sheats gave a short speech telling us that we are one of the most successful classes of alumni and that we have left indelible impressions at B. H. S. QI wonder if you can still see where we spilled sulfuric acid in room eight?J RAY SCHWARTZ, who acted as toastmaster, then asked us to introduce, in turn, our respective families and to tell what each one of us had accomplished since graduation. All walks of life from primer to statesman were represented: JIM AL- BRIGHT is selling Chevrolet's for his uncle: ANN and WALLACE RICE own and operate a 50 acre fruit farmg DON TROSTLE also is a successful fruit grower, LYNN PETERS breeds hybrid chickens, GLENN CAREY and BARRY CLUCK are farming, TERRY BALTZLEY and JOHN FREY drive atomic-powered vans Page ninety-three for the LARRY PETER'S Van and Storage Company, GARNET COBLE is a foresterg NANCY DUNLAP has established the Dunlap Secretarial School in which, incidentally, FRANCHOT STRICKHOUSER is an instructorg RONALD GROUP plays center for the Boston Celticsg MAYNARD GOCHENAUER and DON RENT- ZEL are tackles for the Philadelphia Eagles, DALE THOMAS, PAUL HOWERY, and PETE WEIGLE are policemen, SHIRLEY HELLER, JEANNE KUYKEN- DALL, HELEN STAHL, and JANET STONER are just housewives, and JOAN STAUB is a bank clerk. JACKIE SLAYBAUGH and SONDRA TAYLOR, whose husbands are in the armed forces, were the only ones in the States unable to attend our reunion. Well, after all the families were introduced and everyone had given an account of his activities during the last ten years, SANDRA LOWER, who, as you know, is the sole woman senator from the Keystone Statef' read that ridiculous prophesy we wrote. Remember it? And can you guess what? Only a few of our predictions came close to materializing, but we all got a big laugh out of it. We also looked through class pictures and we girls came to an unanimous conclusion - we're each going on a diet tomorrow! After a while, DARBY and GENE SHAFFER awarded prizes to the ones whom we chose as being most successful in different fields. There was a three-way tie among SANDRA LOWER, RAY SCHWARTZ, and PATRICIA GUISE for the Most Famousf, Pat, as we remember her, and Ray both play in the New York Symphony Orchestra, Ray is a real long haired musician. PAT WALTER, who designs play clothes at Long Beach, was awarded the prize for Traveling Farthestf' CHARLOTTE HARTZEL received the prize for Changing the Most Through the Years. CALVIN MANAHAN later photographed the award winners at his studio and gave them their pictures as prizes. We had a wonderful time and if you had dreamed of traveling in Europe I would say that I wished you could have been with us. V I guess that's all for now. Love, Elaine Harper The Class of '56 wishes to thank all who have made this publication possible. 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 O Hot Point Appliances Whirlpool and ABC Washers and Dryers O Biglerville, Pa. Phone 175 0l0lllQlIilIl0-I i Page ninety-five ENSMINGER'S Official Photographer for Biglerville High School Class of 56 Second and Walnut Stree Harrisburg, Pa. O lSince 'I882l I: 1 1041141101 11011111 1 :ni 112131111 1:11 1:1111 111: Congratulations, Seniors E. D. BUSHMAN Community Pure Food Store Phone 292 Arendtsville, Pa. BAKER'S MEAT MARKET CHARLES E. BAKER, PROP. Fresh and Smoked Meats Also Fresh Poultry Biglerville, Pa. Phone 56-M ADAMS COU NTY MOTORS 165-167 York Street Gettysburg, Pa. Phone 273 or 274 BLOCHER'S Jewelers Since 1887 25-27 Chambersburg Street Gettysburg, Pa. DOUGH ERTY and HARTLEY Dry Goods ' Notions 0 Underwear Gettysburg, Pa. Best Wishes COFFMAN J EWELERS 51 Chambersburg Street Gettysburg, Pa. Gettysburg News and Sporting Goods 51 Chambersburg Street Gettysburg, Pa. Students' Awards and Jackets - Everything for Sports - GETTYSBURG BUILDING SUPPLY Compliments of GLENN L. BREAM PEOPLES DRUG STORE The Rexall Drug Store Oldsmobile ' Cadillac Drugs ' Prescriptions ' Hospital Supplies Sales and Service Gettysburg, Pa. 26 York Street Gettysburg, Pa. 111-111 1 -o-n-u-o-n-n- - -n-n-n-n-n-n- -0-im-o-n-u-u- 1 1 - Page ninety-six 01- -1 11 11 i1 ixzxlruiuiui 1 1:1 1 Congrotulotions to Closs of 56 BERT WEST Myers Pumps JOHN S. FUNT Plumbing and Heating W H D .H e fl er Biglerville, Pa. Gettysburg, R. D. 5 Phone 18'M Phone: Biglerville 201-R-2 1 init:io.:uL-ayinlnioloi 1 ARENDTSVILLE GARAGE Glenn Hoke, Prop. General Repair, Body and Fender W Myer Sprayers Phone: Biglerville 38-R-2 Arendtsville, Pa. SUNNY - SLOPE POULTRY FARM GLENN F. KIME Compliments of LEVAN'S Baby Chicks Phone: Biglerville 233-R-14 Gettysburg, Pa. ork Best of Luck ond Success to the Groduotes Closs ot l956 DUFFY - MOTT COMPANY, INC. Aspers, Pa. Fine Food Products Since 1842 To---1-111--1110-1110-1111 1111111 Page ninety-seven .g..:.,:::::::: 2:-:Z-L:::::.,:.,::.,::::...,::.- 010 U U ! U U ! 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BLACK'S WELDING SHOP Electric and Acetylene Welding Portable Equipment Ornamental Railings Steel Clothes Posts Phone 67-J BOB'S DINER Home Cooked Food 4 Miles North of Biglerville Route 54 SUMMIT POU LTRY FARMS Baby Chicks : : Turkey Poults Roy Heckenluber, Proprietor H. EARL PITZER Local and Long Distance Hauling Biglerville, Pa. Phone 64 or 66 101 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1011110 MEADOW VALLEY ABATTOIR Wholesalers Home Dressed Quality Meats and Meat Products Gettysburg, R.D. 3, Pa. Phone: Gettysburg 790 101071 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1011. Page one-hundred Q .,:.,:..g U U U U U ll U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U 9 ! U U U u U U U U 1 Q .0 1 1:11n1u1u1o1u1nn1o1n101 1 1 1 BIGLERVILLE TV CO. Sylvania Television Service Phone 88 William Lerew, Proprietor 1 1 1 1 101010101 1 1 1 1 K U H N TRANSPORTATION CO., INC. Gardners, Pa. Congratulations to Class of 56 HELEN'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone: Biglerville 7-M Compliments of ADAMS COUNTY NURSERY AND FRUIT FARMS George L. Baugher, Proprietor MOTTER'S STORE Groceries - General Merchandise A COMMUNITY PURE FOOD STORE Gardners, Pa. Phone: Biglerville 234-R-2 ZEIGLER BROTHERS FEED MILLS, INC. Gardners, Pa. SHOWER'S SERVICE STATION Phone: Biglerville 252-R-24 Bendersville, Pa. I -:A Q uri ,lm f! f ,Le e Ifilg- M - -f 0 ff . Wmndgllfil Goofl E o o n S - APPLE sAucE N . I , : -- fy X - sucEo APPLES Q fi I , f . .uf .,,' I., - APPLE JUICE ' l ,fe ' A 'f A I ' Q A P - APPLE BUTTER l:I fl' Q ,Q lil - murr PIE ELLLLNGS f f ' lApple, Cherry, Peach, Blueberry, Pineapple, i M gg M X - sPLcEn APPLES 1 A - JELuEs k D - mE1Enc APPLE SAUCE I: N It 1:1 I 2L'lT. ...Il m s. QM? I E ,v - TOMATO JUICE .ll1lll71inL '11 -- '--'2- -P-'P X f -- The c. H. MUSSELMAN Company I BIGLERVILLE, PA. ' GARDNERS, PA. U INWOOD, WEST VA Page one-hundred-one Compliments of RICE, TREW, AND RICE COMPANY BIGLERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Wishes to Thank Its Patrons For All They Have Done For the School 1 1 1 1 .1n1n.1n1n1n1n1n11:1411 1 1 1 1 Page one-hundred-two I D I 9 I O I , I B I G I 3 I 3 I C I i i i i H a U H H l H II 1110-in in: U Q U U U U U U U U U II :Io o , 0,91 n 0 0 ir-n-u-v-n-r1i-n-ii-ir- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Trimmer A CHESTNUT HILL ABATTOIR Aspers, R.D. 1, Pennsylvania FRIEND DAVE'S PHOTO SUPPLY Complete Camera Service 52 Chambersburg St. Phone: Gettysburg 1172 WElGLE'S STORE General Merchandise and Feed Heidlersburg, Pa. Phone: York Springs 66-R-12 ARTIC LOCKER SYSTEM - Own Made Ice Cream - Wholesale Frozen Fruits Vegetables and Meats Gettysburg, Pa. SLAYBAUGH BROS. NURSERY Aspers, Pa. Growers of Quality Fruit Trees Phone: Biglerville 252-R-2 Compliments of A FRIEND FRANKENFIELD'S GARAGE Sinclair Gasoline General Repairs Heidlersburg, Pa. Phone: York Springs 115-R-5 WOLFF'S FARM SUPPLY International Harvester Farm Equipment Farmall Tractors Hardie Sprayers Phone: Biglerville 188 - - iicvv- - - - - - -n-an-0-u-0-u BlLL'S STORE General Merchandise Kelvinator Appliances Bendix and Sylvania TV ABC Washers and Dryers Phone: York Springs 107-R-11 PENSUPREME You Never Outgrow Your Need for Milk Phone 1020 Gettysburg, R.D. 4, Pa. -u-if - - - - - - - 11111 Page one-hundred-three -11: 1-ui01-is:0:irzixiinicxiruirxicmiix MENCH EY MUSIC SERVICE 18 York Street Hanover, Pa. Menchey Means Music 1 1 1 1 10.-u1o1n1u1o1n.. 1 1 PAUL FISSEL Feed 0 Fertilizer 0 Seed Fruit Crates 0 Pallets Phone 117-R Biglerville, Pa. LOWER'S GAS SERVICE Bottled Gas and Appliances Phone: Biglerville 190-W Compliments of DAVE OYLER MOTORS Gettysburg, Pa. Compliments of T O B E Y ' S Gettysburg, Pa. BIGLERVILLE HARDWARE Martin Senour Paints A. L. Leinart, Proprietor L. W. and M. S. KLEINFELTER Allis - Chalmers Tractors and Farm Machinery Phone 280 Biglerville, Pa BUCHER'S RESTAURANT and SODA FOUNTAIN Bendersville, Pa. KATHRYN'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Complete Beauty Culture Bendersville, Pa. Phone: Biglerville 204-R-4 SELL'S BODY AND FENDER REPAIRS Arendtsville, Pa. Phone: Biglerville 259-J W. A. RAFFENSPERGER RESTAURANT Arendtsville, Pa. Plymouth and DeSoto Cars Dodge Trucks and Buses BIGLERVILLE GARAGE B. G. Walter, Proprietor SHETTER'S SERVICE Goodyear Distributor Retreading and Vulcanizing Phone 150-I Biglerville, Pa. n:o1-ui 1:-ixzrrxinrz-iiiiriixz 1 1 in 101 Page one-hundred-four 1 We .. '14 ,,.- ra H115-ml :raw Y' wil . - M: muh f .AJ .. , 4' . ,,- - nw- ,J-ai. A 1-aw p K:-.Au I. K -uns: :mal . ,nm n . X ,f-Q.: K. .ul in . H I. . ...hp -v.-...,- Zl L, -uw 5 1 Ci Y. an 5 '-I I ' 1 I Q' fi 'fr , Avi' K' 323' ,NH . ff 4. , , ' :'4'iif,'S-. ...CM x. , Q .i l rn vaqg Y. Q 4 f .1 f .1 5. ,uf 1 ,HJ x