Biglerville High School - Mirror Yearbook (Biglerville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1957 volume:

-, uw? -135 '1.,,y1,,q. jlfml, ' 'vga '-u fs .,, A X., x .AJ-.rl Q. 1 , ,..,A' Q v X , 'fa - . . ,, -11 .,:Q- I9 .Ag -'M ,. .K , V-,T fzg H W ,,,e - V p . Q. ,V fri .. A Y .-L., A . f' 3- 1 V , 'fx U! f,44,,L,i:f,z .. 4 , fam , mi :J H. 33,8 91 r -- gm-,'v ,,'1'f,.gLL,,1N,,x'. Y- 'ff :f11Lt:1lQ?f1d1Lf' ,s5eA5H15'L fy.r1,,.-ji, , j! K Lf, ,WV ini. , A E X M - A x di x I .A 'M' wmxcw-if W 1 ?l .N . ,M,w,XQ, A .Q..- .k,. K SYKM5 E -g , My -m..,ws ,QN x ii 'Hx Y. ,K 1,4 X waxy 5 .--. 1. X THE MIRRCR I Published by THE SENIOR CLASS of BIGLERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Copyright 1957 Blglervllle Pennsylvanla Editor-in-Chief JOYCE EBBERT Associate Editor JOHN STEINER Business Manager NANCY DAVIS Photographer ENSMINGER STUDIOS Printer THE CRAFT PRESS, INC YEARBQOK STAFF Seated, left to right: Joan Tate, Nancy Davis, Joyce Ebbert, Patsy Sheaffer, Nancy Arnold, Helen Rex, Barbara Rice, Annalee Harman, Freda Warner. Standing, left to right: .Harold Wright, jim Smallwood, John Steiner, Clair Fetters, Winnie Hinkle, Eugene Musselman, Linwood Starner, Robert Clark, Anne May, Jack Palmer, Lois Group, Janet Hollabaugh, Mr. Donald Ernst, advisor. EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-chief --- .... Joyce Ebbert Associate Editor --- .... John Steiner Literary Editor .-.. ............... W innie Hinkle Assistants ....... ..-- Ann Deardorff, Freda Warner Art Editor ........ ................. J ack Palmer Sports Co-Editors --- .... jim Smallwood, Clair Fetters Photography Editor ,--- ............ Linwood Starner Assistant ......... ........ J oan Tate Snapshot Editor --- --- Harold Wright Humor Editor -- ..................... --- Nancy Arnold BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager --- --.. Nancy Davis Assistant ......... -- ........ , .... Barbara Rice Typing Manager . ................................. Lois Group Assistants -- Anne May, janet Hollabaugh, Helen Rex, Patsy Shealier, Eugene Musselman, Betty Lou Kuykendall, Annalee Harman Advisor .............................. - ..... Mr. Donald Ernst Foreword With this 1957 publication of THE MIRROR we have attempted a depiction of most activities in which the school has par- ticipated during the 1956-57 term. In these remaining pictures are the joys, sorrows, fun, and experiences we ventured into. As we grow older we hope this book will remind us of the school so dear to our hearts. The Seniors Dedication The tipping of a hat symbolizes honor- ing or paying tribute to noted persons or deeds. In turn, we, the class of 1957, dedicate this yearbook to every member of our football team who bestowed upon us the honor of achieving the first Champion Football Team in our high school days so successfully and with so much pleasure. TABLE OF CONTENTS ALMA HATEIK ADMINISTRATION.. ..... SENIQRS ........... UNDERCLASS MEN.. . . .. ACTIVITIES .... SPORT5....... 4 PATRON s .... .. ....... .. pgpachuw Alma Mater Biglerville High School we are bringing our gifts of homeage due. With songs and praises ringing, our debts We owe to youg Other high schools have their colors, which are loved by young and old But the noblest and the fairest are Biglerville's black and gold. When we enter life's great battle, and our 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, Vife love you, Alma Mater, true-hearted Biglerville. SCHOOL MOTTO SCHOOL COLORS Onward and Upward Black and Gold i 1 x 1 1 4 N l w N W 4 -Sv. ff- ..' ,7-92 h :. '- '1 in ' -. f'fA5 m 1 1 fr LZ. A M , ,g,:.f: . a '..--1. x .- I Q .-.L , .34- 1 , . 1 1 ' .-g.., 1-. 5. 15 'if -I ' 1 . 1. :I ' . 1' .' -u -f 1 l .- ':..- '.',..p:. '. I I I e . - '.1'1L ..,,.-,gs ', .-1-..' ., .. 5-9. sg .3ff3g,'S?: -2- Q .,...'+'. .. u . . - . ' 'Edit' A u ax. 5- .'3 2'-.Tx --C'c- 1 ' ' ' '-Af ..1 . -5 W ,I- ., : ll G QHBWNHMUSWRQHHUHW Joint School Commission Joint School Board First Row, left to right: Hiram Rex, L. W. Kleinfelter, Luther Lady, J. F. Kartagy, Rowe Martin, 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. ' ARENDTSVILLE BOROUGH Mr. Glenn Bream Dr. W. North Sterrett Mrs. John Frederick Mr. Harvey Dickert . Mrs. Betty Baltzley BENDERSVILLE BOROUGH Mrs. George Schriver Mr. Dale Crum Mrs. Roy Starner Mr. Marvin Fox Mr. Robert Orner BIGLERVILLE BOROUGH Mr. Willis Weigle Mrs. B. G. Walter Mrs. Anne McGlynn Mr. Russell Hackman Mr. Donald Bosserman BUTLER TOWNSHIP Mrs. Marshall Longenecker Mr. Leroy Zeigler Mrs. Clayton Jester Mrs. Henry Wagner ' Mr. Arthur Musselman MEN ALLEN TOWNSHIP Mr. Richard Galusha Mr. Ernest Rebert Mr. Guy Beamer Mrs. Rheba Albright Mr. Charles Slonaker Mrs. Mildred Slonaker TYRONE TOWNSHIP Mrs. Garnet Coble Mr. Glenn Kime Mrs. Pauline Kepmer Rev. Arbe Dorsey Page len Leslie V. Strock Supervising Principal New Oxford High School Shippensburg State Teachers College Gettysburg College - B. S., M. S. Penn State University Charles L. Yost Principal jr. and Senior Choruses Carlisle High School Albright College - B. A. Gettysburg College - M. A. West Chester S. T. C. Penn State University Administration -D Arthur M. Gordon Admisinistration Social Studies Gettysburg High School Gettysburg gollege - -P- Bruce B. Shears Administration Mathematics, Latin Lewisburg High School Bucknell University - B. A., M. A. Columbia University - M. S. Ed. -D- Harold W. Sanders Administration Instrumental Music New Oxford High School Temple Igniversity - .S. Western Maryland College - M. Ed. Page eleven Facult Richard N, Allison Daniel Bushman Allen R. Clay Chemistry, Physics, P. O. D., World History English, Geography Mathematics Biglerville High School Myerstown High School Arendtsviue High School Gettysburg College - B. H. Millersville S. T. C. - B. S Gettysburg College - A.B. Franklin and Marshall College Western Maryland College William L. Coradetti English, Social Studies Luzerne High School Kings College - B. A. Shippensburg S. T. C. Lebanon Valley College Clyde R. Cover Wood Shop, Mechanical Drawing Middletown High School Millersville S. T. C. - B. S. Penn State University - M. Ed. Page twelve Mary A. Diehl Vocational Home Ec Noxen High School Mansfield S. T. C. - B S Facult Albert Drachbar Esther Durboraw Ralph L. Eckenrode Guidance English, French, Latin Commercial J. P. McCaskey High School Narberth High School Chambersburg High School Millersville S. T. C. -- B. S. Gettysburg College - A.B. Shippensburg S. T. C. - B.S Penn State University - M. Ed. Temple University -- M. Ed. Gettysburg College University of Pennsylvania Penn State University - M. Ed University of Michigan Samuel A. Ehlman Biology, Mathematics Ickesburg High School Shippensburg S. T. C. - B. S. Colmubia University - M. Donald R. Ernst Driver Education, Math York Springs High School Shippensburg S. T. C. - B. S. Penn State University - M. Ed. Page thirteen Thomas Faulkner Math, History Upper Darby High School Gettysburg College -- A.B Temple University xx w x Facult ws Ss 'hm :Y - twfssitssf sw -s . uf- -is xx ,W at - V cssyh-glsz X s 'I - - .: - . -1 is -2 :fx 'X Marjorie Foutz English, History, Music Lewistown High School West Chester S. T. C. - B. S. Lawrence W. Gulden Core Curriculum Kay S. Frantz Barbara A Garretson General Home Ec Art Supervisor Boyden High School Biglerville High School Catawba College - Penn Smtc University B S Doris Haas Helen Hawbecker English Art Supervisor Biglerville High School john Harris High School Chambersburg High School Gettysburg College - B. S. Gettysburg College - Shippensburg S T C Page fourteen Facult H Amy Kelly Herbert Lady Roderick Laird Special Ld, Secondary Mathematics Commercial Hanover High School Arendtsville High School Chambersburg High School Gettysburg College West Chester S. T. C. - B. S. Shippensburg S. T. Ca - B. john Hopkins University Penn State University Janice Lupp Edward Myers A1109 W- 5HI1dC1'S Physical Education, Math, Metal Shop, Library Science Health Mechanical Drawing Towson High school Biglerville High School Biglerville High School WCSICIH lgI2l1iy1aInIdACollege Lock Haven S. T. C. - B.S. Millersville S. T. C. - B. S. ' ' ' Page fifteen Facult E. Ann Settle S. Ray Shetter Shirley Sinn Music Supervisor Core Curriculum Library Science Biglerville High School Gettysburg High School Forest Park High School Susquehanna University - B. S. Gettysburg College -- B. S. Towson S. T. C. Temple University - M. Ed. Cecil Snyder Vocational Agriculture Fawn Township High School Pennsylvania State University - B. S., M. S. Virginia Steiner English, Social Studies Perryopolis High School Hiram College - A. B. XVest Virginia University Page sixteen . .... Y mi ss mfg. A Donald E. Sterner Science, Health, Physical Education, Math Gettysburg High School Gettysburg College - B. A. Faculty Bernard E. Thrush Mildred A. Walter john W. White Physical Education, Health, Social Studies Vocational Agriculture Smal smdles Gettysburg High School lfohfiohi High School Steelton High School Gettysburg College - A. B. University of Maryland - B. S. Lebanon Valley College - B. S. Gettysburg College Penn State University Ruth S. Crawford Wilda M. McBeth School Nurse School Nurse Chambersburg High School Good Samaritan Hospital - R.N Chambersburg Hospital -- R. N. Pennsylvania State University Gettysburg College Shippensburg S. T. C. Page seventeen Faculty David C. Houck Sara Sandoe Arlene Naugle Business Manager Secretary Secretary Hanover High School Gettysburg High School Biglerville' High School Gettysburg College - A. B. We, the Class of 1957, wish to express our deep appreciation to members of the Faculty and to all those who have rendered various services to us in our high school days. Page eighteen K SEIDHURS ' 7 Freda May Warner President Fr-eedie Academic I could have died! Yearbook Staff 125 Operetta 105 B-Hi-Times 10, 11, 125 B-Club 11, Vice-President 125 Majorettte 10, Assistant Head 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 105 All Through the Night 105 Goodnight Ladies 115 Amie Spring 115 Double Exposure 125 Basket- ball Cheerleader 10, 11, 125 Vice-President of Class 115 Class President 125 Student Council 11, 125 Choir 10, 11, Treasurer 125 Peter Pan Club 11, President 125 Spring Musical 10, 11, 125 Tribunal 11. Our President . . . her heat-t's with the Navy . . . flashes a diamond . . . seen with Joan and the gang . . . natural curly locks . . . class booster . . . cute majorette. Thomas Eugene Leedy Vice-President Tom Academic Get off my back! Basketball 105 A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 125 Hi-Y 10, Presi- dent 11, 125 Senior Chorus 10, 115 Boys' Octette 10, 11, 125 Boys' Quartette 11, 125 Double Exposure 125 Don Alonsos' Treasure 105 Student Council 11, 125 Vice-President of Class 12. Good tenor . . . nut behind the wheel of a Plymouth . . . has quite an ape laugh . . . talkative . . . seen with Blocher. Ann Margaret Deardorff Secretary Doody Commercial That's Smarts! A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 115 Home Room President 105 Student Council 105 Sprin Musical 10, 11, 125 Operetta 105 Class Secretary 125 Yeargook Staff 125 Stage Crew 10, All Through the Night 5 Usher at Graduation 115 Social Dancing 10, 115 Mixed Chorus 10, 11. Winnie's other half . . . thinks Arendtsville is God's little acre . . . cute and petite . . . quite a flirt . . . signs of love in the future? . . . member of the Four Beeps . . . does some crazy cruising. Clair Donald Fetters Treasurer Fet Vocational That's a high factor! Football 10, 11, 125 Track 10, ll, 125 F. F. A. Basketball 10, 11, 125 F. F. A. 10, Treasurer 11, Secretary 125 B-Club 11, 125 Senior Band 105 Homeroom President 115 Student Council 115 Class Treasurer 125 Basketball Manager 125 Sports Co-Editor Yearbook 12. Guards the class loot CTreasurerJ . . . pulse aroused by the sound of Winnie . . . handsome blond . . . center of that cement wall . . . future farmer . . . neat dresser . . . one of our National Guardsmen. Page iwenty Mary Gertrude Alexander ..Mary., By George I Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 123 Senior Mixed Chorus 115 F. H. A. 12. Dreads finding the mailbox empty . . . Elaine's friend . . . likes to run around . . . waitress at the Diner . . . an Elvis Presley fan . . . likes to laugh. Commercial Elaine Elizabeth Althoff My gosh! Senior Band 10, 11, 125 Spring Musical 10, 11, 124 Mixed Chorus llg Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Intramural Sports 10g Maga- zine Campaign 12. Likes a certain Bill . . . good friend . . . likes to roller skate . . . secretary? . . . co-operative . . . toots a clarinet . . . nice personality. Elaine Commercial Dorothy Louise Teresa Anthony Dot Academic You ain't right! B-Club 11, 12g B-Hi Times Reporter 10, 11, 12g Senior Band 10, 11, 12g Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12g Senior Red Cross 10, President 113 Student Council llg Spring Musical 10, 11, 12g F. H. A. Nancy Lou Arnold Gimp Academic Who, me? Senior Choir 10, ll, 123 Girls' Sextette 11, 123 Senior Band 10, 11, Head Majorette 123 Dance Band 123 B-Club 10, ll, 125 B-.Hi Times 10, ll, 125 Yearbook Humor Editor 12g Peter Pan Club 11, Secretary 123 County Choir 11, 123 District Choir 125 Goodnight Ladies 115 Antic Spring 103 Double Exposure 12. Leads the band . . . best dressed . . . one of the Four Beeps . . easy to get along with . . . pretty . . . college bait . . certain interest in Annapolis. Page twenty-one 123 Stage Crew 11g F. T. A. 10, 11, 125 Senior Chorus 10g ln- tramural Basketball 10. Peach dessert queen . . . hails from Gardners . . . boys??? . . . future nurse . . . nice . . . pilots the family car . . seen with Joan and Lynn. Kenneth Leroy Baltzley Ken Academic Nasty break! Varsity Football 10, 11, 12g Varsity Track 10, 11, 12g A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 123 Wrestling Manager 123 B-Club 11, 123 Student Council 12. Plays a good game of football . . . a big flirt . . . nice.look- ing . . . peeved by girls whogo steady . . . future smoke sighter fforest ranger, . . . one of our National Guardsman. Sterling Eugene Birgensmith Bud Industrial Dig that crazy cat! Football 10, 11, 12Q Wrestling 103 Track 113 A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 12. Likes to hunt??? . . . part of that cement wall Clinemanj . . . girls - hmmmm! . . . finds time to attend school now and then . . . member of the hot-rod association . . . haunts Brenda's . . . swell guy. Donald Eugene Blocher Donnie Academic Jr. Varsity Basketball 103 Sr, High Band 10, 11, 123 Sr. High Choir 10, 11, 123 Hi-Y 10, ll, Secretary 123 Boys' Octette 10, 11, 123 Boys' Quartet 11, 123 Tribunal L13 Student Council llg Sr. Chorus 10, 11. Seen with Tom . . . gives the impression of being quiet . . . likeable . . . likes Mercurys . . . tiny but mighty . . . comes from Gardners way. Russell Eugene Bolen Booker T Industrial Don't get smart! Football 10, 113 Basketball 113 Wrestling 10g Maintenance Club l2Q Intramural Basketball 10g Track 10, 11 The Booker T of Biglerville . . . known for his imitations . . . the lazy type . . . likes to play hookey . . . galavates with Rebel . . . seen loaling on B-ville square. Page twenty-two Columbine Henrietta Bowers Dolly Commercial Darn it! Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, Secretary 125 F. H. A. 12. Pretty red hair . . . rides with Sonny in an Olds . . . future homemaker . . . changeable . . . rather quiet . . . seen with Janie and Peg. Donald Wayne Bower Rebel Vocational Dad burn l F. F. A. 10, ll, 123 Basketball 10, 11, 123 Track ll, 12g Homeroom President 10. Last of the Bower Rebels . . . has a deadly jump shot . . . goodllooking . . . class clown . . . gadabout . . . happy-go- lucky . . . girls? hmmmm . . . swell guy. Lillian Lorraine Bretzman Sue Vocational Gee Whiz l Basketball 10, 11, 123 Choir 10, 11, 123 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12g Monitor 10, 11, 12g Operetta 10g Spring Musical 10, 11, 12g Softball 105 Social Dancing 10, 113 Chorus 10. Never serious. . . . reads True Story magazines . . . talka- tive . . . gadabout . . . lively and likeable . . . Hey, Joe!!! C?J . . . Bendersville resident . . . engaged. Donald Lee Bricker Donnie Industrial If you say so! Wresding 10, 11, 123 Service Club 12g Scenery 10, 12. Industrial student . . . one of the tig t-gang . . . a town boy . . . drives a green beetle . . . favors e G-burg girls. Page twenty-three Pat Patricia Jamison Bucher Heck Richard Owen Brough Dick Industrial What should I do about it? Shop Service Club 12Q Play Scenery 10, 12. One of our small boys . . . belongs to the rig gang . . brainy . . . horse laugh . . . teases the girls . . . nice. Academic Tri-Hi-Y 11, 123 Social Dancing 10, 113 Chorus 10 Chums with Catherine . . . always has something to say . . . favors the Rebels . . . has her own special walk . . . one of the town girls. Jannie Lee Chronister Jenny Academic How boot dat? Choir 10, 11, 123 Operetta 103 Girls' Sextette 11, 123 Foot- ball Cheerleading 123 Intramural Basketball 103 Varsity Basket- ball 10, 123 B-Club 11, 123 B-Hi Times 113 Class Treasurer IIQ Senior Hi h Play 11, 123 Spring Musical 10, 11, 123 Tri-Hi-Y 103 Mixer? Chorus 10, 11. Ralph's her man . . . dislikes gossip . . . football cheerleader . . . another sharpshooter : . . enjoys -having fun . . . another gum chewer . . . housewife-or-nurse??? . . . happy-go-lucky. Robert Gilford Clark Clarkie Senior Band 10, 11, 123 Dance Band 10, 11, 123 County Band 11, 12g jiven 5 plus 1 IIQ Spring Musical 10, 11, 123 A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 123 Senior Chorus 10, 11, 123 Boys' Octet 10, 11, 123 Boys' Chorus 103 County Choir 103 Southern District Choral Festival 113 All Through the Night 103 An- tic Spring 103 F. T. A. 103 B-Hi Times Writer 11, 123 Foot- ball 10, 11, 123 Wrestling 11,123 Track 11, 123 Baseball 10, 123 Basketball 103 Senior B-Club 10, 11, 12. I Handsome football player . . . chases anything in a skirt . . . patronizes Brenda's . . . clown . . . prides his Corvet power- ed? Cwhat????J . . . speed demon. Academic Page twenty-four uEdn George Edward Crum You son of a gun! Academic Baseball 10, 11, 12g F. T. A. 10, llg Hi-Y 10, 11, 12. Mt. Tabor boy. . . . pro ball pIayer???? . . . quiet at times . . . dislikes girls l. . . DICE guy . . . sports enthusiast . . . tall . . . academic student. jay Marlin Cutshall Cut Industrial No kidding! Wrestling 10, 11, 12g Scenery 10, 12g Service Club 12. Doris's man . . . industrial lad . . . member of the rig gang . . . west end guy . . . talks constantly in English class . . . one of Wagner's handymen. Robert Charles Daron Bob Vocational I ain't got none! F. F. A. 12. Ag. boy . . . shy . . . our other newcomer . . . Martin's chum . . . quiet . . . likes a certain sophomore CShirleyJ. james Earl Daughenbaugh Daufhi Academic No comment! Likes a certain junior U02 . . . nice looking . . . fancies red Buicks . . . good wrestler . . . pretty eyes . . . plans to help Uncle Sam. Page twenty-five Nancy Ann Davis Tillie Commercial That's okay, the rest will be up later! Senior Band 10, 11, 12g Basketball Manager 10, 11, 123 B-Club 11, 12g B-Hi Times Staif 11, 12g Intramural Sport 105 County Band 12. Where there's Davis, the-re's devilment . . . friend of all boys . . . class clown . . . secretary??? f. . . partial to Benders- ville . . . waitin' for the male to come in . . . chatterbox. ef Joyce Ruth Ebbert Joy Commercial Honest???? Senior Band 10, 11, 12, Secretary-Treasurer 11, 123 Girls' Sextette 11, 12g County Band ll, 123 A Cappella Choir 10, Pianist 11, 12g Pianist Boys' Octette 10, 11, 129 County Chorus 10g District Chorus 12g Operetta 103 Spring Musical 10, Pianist 11, 125 B-Club 10, 11, 123 Student Council Secretary 10, 11, President 12g Class President 11g Basketball 10, 11, 12g Intra- mural Sports 10, 115 Handbook Staif 10, 11, Editor 123 B-Hi Times Reporter 10, 11, Associate Editor 125 Editor of Mirror 12. Our editor . . . brings the council to order . . . one true flame CDonnieJ . . . pretty . . . best personality . . . popular . . . member of the Four Beeps . . . likes good times . . . extra-curricular kid. Shorty Wrestling Maintenance . . . messes will make a Page twenty-six Midget . . Catherine Elizabeth Davis Catherine Commercial That's very suiiicient! Basketball 11, 12g Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12g Mixed Chorus 103 Spring Musical 10. Seen with Patty . . . nice . . . interest in Caledonia . . known for her sneeze . . . cow-girls an over-loaded Dodge . . neat figure. George Darrell F lickinger Industrial Surely 10, 11, 125 Scenery 10, 11, 123 Track 11g Band 103 Club 12 . loves 'em and leaves 'em . . . terror on the mat with cars . . . member of the rig gang . . . jockey??? Barbara Ann Freed Butch You tell her grandma, I get too mad! Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 123 A cappella Choir 10, 11, 123 Operetta 103 County Chorus 115 Senior Band 10, 11, 12. Soloist for the choir . . . puts oomp to the bass horn . . . looks lost without Tiny . . . inclined to argue . . . pretty, natural curly hair. Vocational Lois Arlene Group GI-'0UPiEn Commercial tt-Ieepersn Senior Band 10, 11, 123 Senior Chorus 10g Tri-Hi-Y 10, 12, Secretary 114 Girls' Varsity Basketball 113 Student Council 12g B-Hi Times Typist 123 Yearbook Typing Manager 125 Home- room President 12g Spring Musical 10, 11, 12. -Will make a good secretary to some lucky boss . . . good friend . . . Donnie's the one . . . a movie goer . . . pretty . . . popular . . . good Commercial student. Annalee Marie Harman Annalee Commercial Is it? F. H. A. 11g Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11: Mixed Chorus 10g Spring Musical 105 Football Cheerleader 11, Captain 12g Usher for Commencement 114 Student Council 123 Homeroom Vice- President 123 Yearbook Staff Typist 12g Intramural Basketball 105 Social Dancing 10, 11. Peppy football cheerleading captain . . . those dimples . ,. little but mighty . . . pessimistic . . . has her moods . . main interest - john . . . cute. s t it 0 i w . James Le Roy Harman Jun Industrial 1 , 5' You do-fr say! Stage Crew 10, 11, 123 Football 10. Keeps the teachers and ofhce busy . . . industrial student . . . tease . . . shy at times . . . Gerald's buddy . . . math class nuisance . . . interest in Orrtanna. .,:,: .,L: . ,.,s:t 1 . ,ix I N NW iQmt1 Lax 5. x-.aw -. 1: 1 as .- ' .Q 55143 v E- 1-'fr w ssfff - f' f , Ei - ii . ' 3 5451- SN: fs! :gg X Q 1 1 5 P Si? f Page twenty-seven Donald Clifford Hartzel Donnie Academic Well I'll be! Football 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, ll, 125 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Student Council 11, 125 B-Club 11, President 125 Home- room President 11. Steady with Lois . . . best personality . . . blushes easily . . . drives a blue Chevy . . . well liked . . . good athlete . . versatile . . . popular. Sylvia Ann Heller Buck Vocational When did this happen ? F. H. A. 10, 11, President 125 Monitor 125 She Made a Pumpkin Pie 125 Student Council 12. A future homemaker for some lucky guy . . , will help Uncle Sam first CAir Forcej . . . comical . . . chases the fellows or do they chase her? Mary Winifred Hinkle Winnie Commercial Spirit of 57 Mixed Chorus 10, 115 Operetta 105 A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 125 Trial-Ii-Y 10, 115 Social Dancing 10, 115 Spring Musical 10, 11, 125 Graduation Usher 115 Stage Crew 115 Intramural Sports 105 Basketball Cheerleader 10, 11, Captain 125 Student Col' .il 125 County Chorus 125 Literary Editor of Mirror 12. Our Literary Editor . . . peppy basketball cheerleading cap- tain . . . engaged . . . a certain blonde by the name of Clair rings a bell . . . cute . . . Ann's better half . . . completes the Four Beeps. janet Arlene Hollabaugh Janet Commercial Grrrrrrrr ! ! Mixed Chorus 105 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, Treasurer 125 Typing Manager of B-Hi Times 125 Typist of Mirror 125 Magazine Campaign Captain 12 Pretends she dislikes boys . . . attractively dressed . . . Elvis' most ardent fan . . . commercial whiz . . . pretty blue eyes . . . seen with the commercial gang. Page twenty-eight Nellie Regina Kane Cindy Vocational I'll think about that! F. H. A. 10, 11, Historian 123 Mixed Chorus 103 Monitor 12. Flashed the class first diamond . . . writes to a certain sailor Qwaynej . . . homemaker . . . good friend . . . quiet . . . takes things serious . . . swell gal. Betty Lou Kuykendall Lou Commercial Oh Dem! Mixed Chorus 10, 11g Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 123 F. H. A. 11, 125 Basketball Manager 11, 125 Monitor 10, Captain 11, 12g Year- book Typist 12. Enjoys talking . . . gum chewer . . . swell kid . . . boys??? . . . sociable . . . travels with the commercial gang . . . small. Doris Louise Longenecker Dorian Academic Heck ! Senior Band 10, 11, 12g Public Speaking Club, Secretary 12. Jay's steady . . . pretty blonde . . . nice gal . . . a horse lover . . . blasts a bass horn . . . good Academic student . . . plans to attend York Hospital. Robert Cornelius Lott Neil Academic Dag burn it! Wrestling 10, 11, 123 Hi-Y 10, 11, 123 Public Speaking Club 11, Choir 10g Chorus 105 Boys' Choir 103 F. T. A. 10, 11g Intramural Basketball 10. Plans to be a farmer . . . seen with Tom and Don . . . one of the mighty mat men . . . what about girls?? . . . drives a brown Pontiac. Page twenty-nine Shirley Ann Martin Sam Vocational Ha, that was your joke! F. H. A. 10, 11, 123 Softball 10g Monitor 12. That slow Southern drawl . . . a clown . . . knows quite a few jokes . . . tends the sole restaurant in Aspers . . . one of Mrs. Diehl's girls . . . pesty. james Hobart May Jim Industrial Oh, my gosh! Football 10, 11, 123 Track 10, 11, 12g B-Club 11, 12g Stage Crew 10, 11, 12. Babe's man . . . handy with a hammer . . . splurtin fullback . . . liked . . . well coordinated . . . drives a blue woo wagon . . . another of our National Guardsmen . . . chosen best athlete. Ruth Anne May Anne Commercial ui-Ixdl Pu Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11,, Treasurer 125 Mixed Chorus 105 B-Hi Times 125 Yearbook Staff 123 Amie Spring 105 Good Night Ladies 11. Silence is dgolden . . . fun when you learn to know her . . . likes to rea . . . dislikes gym class . . . never a care . . disinterested in boys UD . . . dainty . . . lovely to look at. Doris jean McGlaughlin Doris I Vocational Go tell that to somebody else! F. H. A. 10, 11, Treasurer 125 Monitor 125 Social Dancing 11. Likes to read . . . is happy when teachers forget to make assignments Chow could this happen?J . . . goes steady with Dean . . . Home Ec. girl . . . cute. 1 l I I Page thirty Gerald Nelson McKinney jerry Industrial I don't know! Baseball 10, 11, 12g Football 123 Shop Club 123 Stage Crew 10, ll, 12. Likes to tease . . , industrial lad . . Q lives in Aspers . . . baseball fan . . . nice chap . . . miniature golf fiend . . . sits in class and thinks of whom? Ralph Ernest Mentzer Ralph Vocational I told him, didn't I? Football 10, 11, 123 Wrestling 10, 11, 125 F. F. A. 10, 11, 125 B-Club 11, 12. jannie's tops with him . . . skilled mat man . . . future farmer . . . part of that cement wall Clinemanj . . . nice guy . . . likes to taugh . . . good athlete. Eugene Miller Musselman Susie Commercial What's she look like? F. T. A. 103 Hi-Y 115 B-Hi Times Typist 12g Yearbook .Typist 123 Intramural Basketball 10. That wavy hair . . . no girls in his life yet?? . . . nut be- hind the typewriter . . . commercial girls friend . . . pest fat timesj . . . drives a Chevy . . . one thorn in a roomful of roses fsole male commercial student.J Helen Jeanne Naylor Kit Vocational Sure, say please! F. H. A. 10, 11, Secretary 12g Chorus 105 Softball 103 Basketball 11, 123 Home Room Vice-President 11. Aspers resident . . . long hair . . . Nellie's friend . . . a Home Ec. girl . . . plays basketball . . . patrols the halls and keeps order. Page thirty-one Leo Odom Leo Industrial Ya alll u Maintenance Club 12. Churns with George . . . quiet . . . is now a Florida resident .. . nice guy. . . girls??? jack Horace Palmer jack Academic Keep off the grass! All Through the Night 105 Good Night Ladies 115 Double Exposure 125 Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 125 B-Hi Times Art Editor 11, 125 Head Designer 125 Art Club 10, 125 Band 105 Public Speaking Club 11, 125 B-Club 11, 125 Yearbook Art Editor 12. Our Art Editor . . . always good for a laugh . . . likes to heckle Mrs. Haas . . . Blon es??? . . . what a chatterbox . . . has his own little waddle. Barbara Ann Parker Barb Academic B-Hi Times Reporter 10, 11, 125 Public Speaking Club 11, 125 Student Council 11. Studious . . . who's the lucky guy? . . . desirous to be a doctor . . . nice to know . . . seen with Brenda . . . college bound . . . most likely to succeed. Brenda Mae Parker Skip Academic Dum Bum! Red Cross 105 Public Speaking Club 11, 12. Seen with Barb and Doris . . . Leo??? . . . one of Murphy's assets . . . friendly . . . attentive . . . lucky to have as a friend. Page thirty-two jane Virginia Plank Janie Commercial I don't know! Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 F H. A. 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 105 Social Dancing 10. Pretty hair . . . Columbine and Peg y's friend . . . likes to ask questions in P. O. D .... seldim without her True Story . . . always friendly . . . likes to dance. Helen Dolores Rex Helen Oh My ! Alice Elizabeth Rexroth Alice Oh My! F H. A. 10, 11, 12g Social Dancing 11. friend. Barbara Virginia Rice Babe Commercial You ain't altogether right! Senior Band 10, 11, Vice-President 123 Adams County Band 10, ll, 123 B-Club 11, Secretary-Treasurer 123 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Softball 103 Student Council Il, Treasurer 125 Spring Musical 10, ll, 12g Magazine Campaign Manager 10, 11g Homeroom President 11, Secretary 123 Yearbook Staff 12. Jim's steady . . . likes to clown . . . star sharpshooter . . likes to get out of class and run around . . . blushes . . . liked by all . . . future secretary . . . chosen best athlete. Page thirty-tbree Band 10, 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 103 Spring Musical 10, 11, 123 B-Hi Times Typist 123 Yearbook Typist 12. Commercial .Another Commercial whiz . . . seen with Pat . . . a good friend . . . quiet . . . future bookkeeper? . . . man-hater. Vocational Good at sewing . . . soft spoken . . . what about boys??? . . . aspires to be a beautician . . . once a friend, always a Byrant Jackson Roe Bob Industrial Not again! Football 10, llg Track 10, 11g Stage Crew 10, 11, 12. Best dressed . . . seen in the vicinity of Arendtsville L . . a loss to sports this year . . . Mechanic? . . . partial to service stations . . . great horse lover . . . good looking. Robert Sterling Shafer Smiley Vocational Doggone !' F. F. A. 10, 11, Vice-President 12. Pals with Norman . . . miniature gold fiend . . . future farmer . . . Chevy enthusiast . . . handy man at most any job . . . girls??? . . . it's doubtful. Doris Orabelle Shealfer Dot Vocational Holy Cow! F. H. A. 10, 11, 12. uiet . . . chums with the Home Ec. gang . . . dislikes rea ing and hockey . . . nice to all . . . a tall gal . . . likes hillbilly music. Joyce Frances Shealfer Sheaf Commercial Oh come on, get off my back! Mixed Chorus 103 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 F. .H. A. 12. l-lails from Table Rock . . . easy come, easy go . . . pretty hair . . . an asset to the Rea 81 Derrick . . . boys?? . . . talkative. Page thirty-four Patsy Ann Sheaffer Pat Heavens Sakes Band 10, 11, 12g Operetta 105 A Cappella Choir 109 Mixed Chorus 105 B-Hi Times Typist 125 Yearbook Typist 123 County Band 10 Thinks of a certain redhead CMaynardJ . . . Helen's friend . . . always earnest and serious . . . quiet . . . good typist . . a friend to all . . . shortest girl . . . engaged. .ff ' Laverne Charles -Shultz Popbottle Not again! Baseball 10, 11, 12g F. F. A. 10, 11, 12g F. F. A. Basketball 10, 11, 12g Track 123 Intramural Sports 10. . P Y ' ' ' . works nights and sleeps days fm schoolj . . . . . high blush pressure. Good baseball la er those York Springs girls . . . . quiet . . . fiirt Commercial Abram Martin Shenk Marty . Vocational Practice makes perfect! F. F. A. 10, 11, 12. Tall . . . Peggy's ideal man . . . quite the poultryman . . . has good school spirit . . . drives a speedy Studebaker truck . . . bashful. Melvin Larry Shillito Shillie Academic Not as you'd notice it! Senior Band 10, 11, 125 Dance Band 10, 11, 123 County Band 10, 11, 125 Southern District Band 10, 11, 12g Southern District Orchestra 10, 11, 12g Senior Choir 10, 11, Secretary 123 Senior Chorus 10, 11g Don Alonsos' Treasure 10g Senior B- Club 11, 12g Basketball 10, 11, 12g Track 10, 11, 12g Student Council 103 jiven 5 plus 1 115 Boys' Chorus 105 Home- room President 10, Secretary 12g Spring Musical 10, 11, 12. Torments a hot trumpet . . . Web's buddy . . . nice guy . . weakness for sophomores??? . . . drives a cool Plymouth . . likes good food . . . neat dresser. Vocational Page tbirly-live --Nick Donna Louise Slaybaugh Donnie Commercial Well I'1l be a dirty bird! I Choir 10, 11, 125 Operetta 10, 125 F. H. A. 11, 125 Tri-Hi- Y 11, 125 Basketball Manager 11, 125 F. H. A. Play ll, 125 Mixed Chorus 10, 115 Softball 105 Spring Musical 10, 11, 125 Intramural Sports 10. Champion pie baker . . . engaged . . . writes to Fred . . . churn: with the commercial gang . . . once a friend, always a frien . james Donald Smallwood jim Academic Well of all the . . . Basketball 10, 11, 125 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Football 125 Senior Band 10, 11, 125 Dance Band 10, 11, 125 A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 125 Senior Chorus 10, 115 County Chorus 10, 11, 125 Boys' Octette 10, 11, 125 Boys' Quartet 11, 125 jivin' 5 plus 1 115 Don Alonsos' Treasure 105 Good Night Ladies 115 Double Exposure 125 National Thespian Society 11, 125 Peter Pan Club 11, Vice-President 125 Yearbook Staff Sports Co-Editor 125 Student Council 125 F. T. A. 10, 11, 125 Social Dancing 115 Homeroom Vice-President 125 Spring Musical 10, 11, 12. Gives the golf course a hard time . . . nice looking . . . in sports . . . patronizes a certain drug store . . . future entist. ..George,. that is! Page thirty-six Nick Silvanowicz What do you think? Social Dancing 105 Mixed Chorus 10 Which language would you like to hear? Ch . . . nearest thing to his heart Chis Mercuryj with class projects . . . joy Day CMay 241. Industrial e speaks fivej . . . helpful George Eugene Smeed Industrial Wrestling 105 Scenery 10, 11, 125 Maintenance Club 12. Drives a steam engine with rubber wheels Che made i0 . . washes dishes at the Towne . . . Oh, those clod hoppers' Ccowboy bootsj . . . interested in underclassmen -- girls . . . Jerry Boyd Smith Smitty Vocational 1 S I.et's go! yt Football 10g Track 10g F. F. A. 10, 11, 12g F. F. A. Basket- ball 10, 11, 125 Baseball 12. An Ag. boy . . . seen on B-ville square most any time . . . we Womenll . . . dislikes cops . . . not interested in school -Q . . . has a knack for wrecking cars. ir iii FQ john Clifton Steiner tljohnll Control yourself! B-Hi Times Reporter 10, Sports Editor 11g Editor-in-Chief 12g PSPA Conference 11, 12g Co-Editor of Yearbook 125 Senior Band 10, 11, 12g A Cappella Choir 11, President 12g County Chorus 11, 125 District Chorus 125 Hi-Y 10, 11, President of County Council 123 Hi-Y Model Legislature 11: Senior B-Club 10, 11, 12g Peter Pan Club 10, 11, 123 Goodnight Ladies 11. Our Co-Editor . . . has a lot of brain matter . . . blows a cornet . . . runs the school paper . . . friendly . . . herpetology . . . disinterested in the opposite sex? . . . most likely to succeed. xg ke ,. 1 1 so ,X QM t, My X Ebxiiii- X1 rrxgessest . . s r -sg X X tvs X 1 t Xi? wr as K va r X se X r rx 'X ex 9 -. ., .,.,..s... , Mu . . New . X I . '-': ii. i 5 x assi if A.. 1 ix . :rcs S AXA . Az, ., . . 1 Alvin Linwood Starner Stymie Academic C1'imineo ! Senior Band 10, 11, 123 A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 12g Senior B-Club 11, 125 Boys' Octette 129 Wrestling 12g Yearbook Photography Editor 123 F. T. A. 10g Don Alonsos' Treasure 10g County Choir 10g Boys' Chorus 10. One of the Academic gang . . . has a winning smile . . . quiet . . . intellectual . . . very studious . . . will attend col- lege in the fall . . . class booster . . . photo bug. Joyce Mae Starry Joyce Oh ll ' Commercial my go y. Mixed Chorus 10, llg Operetta 103 Choir 10, 11, 123 County Chorus 11, 12g Girls' Sextette 11, 12g Spring Musical 10, 11, 12g Senior Band 10, 11, 123 Manager Magazine Campaign 12g Student Council 11, 12g Tri-Hi-Y 10, President 11, 12g F. T. A. 10g Intramural Sports 10g B-Hi Times 10, 11, Circulation Manager 125 B-Club 11, 12. Bell Bottom Blues . . . soprano in the choir . . . chums with the gang . . . dresses nicely . . . school booster . . . likeable . . . stenographer? Academic Page lbiriy-seven . . . nice girl Norman Mitchell Swartz, jr. Norman Industrial All right Scenery 10, 11, 12g Baseball 11, 125 Shop Maintenance Club 12. Seen with Bob . . . spends most of his time in the shop . . . seen but seldom heard . . . plans to join the Air Force . . . good personality. Joan Allison Swayze joanie Academic Jumping Catfish Public Speaking Club 11, 12g Tri-Hi-Y 10, Vice-President 124 F. T. A. 10, Historian 11, Secretary 12. Plans to attend college . . . attractive . . . pleasing per- sonality . . . no man in her life yet . . . has her own quiet way of doing things. .Ioan Elizabeth Tate joan Academic Oh Heck! Sr. Band 10, 11, 123 A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 125 Operetta 10g Sextette 1', 129 BJ-Ii Times 10, 11, 123 Student Council 10, 11, Secretary 125 Tribunal 103 Dance Band 10, 11, 123 B-Club 11, 123 County Choir 11, President 10. Qur tallest girl . . . likes good times . . . flirtatius . . . drives a hot ancient red Olds . . . a recruit for Penn State Cmaybej . . . pretty black hair . . . seen with Academic gang Bonnie Rosalie Taylor Bonnie Vocational Whatdid you say? F. H. A. 10, 11, 123 Social Dancing 11. Apears to be shy . . . waitress at the Diner . . . thinking of???? . . . daydreamer . . . part of that Vocational gang. Page ibirly-eight Garnet Leo Taylor Blake Vocational It's okay with me! F. F. A. 10, 11, President 125 Social Dancing 115 Intramural Basketball 105 F. F. A. Basketball 10, 11, 125 Football 11. A Possum Hollow resident . . . allergic to homework . . seen with Smitty . . . girl shy?? . . . Mercury enthusiast . . President of F. F. A. Kenneth Eugene Wagaman Ken Industrial It only hurts for a little while! Football 115 Baseball 105 Track 105 Intramural Sports 105 Basketball 10 Member of Hot Rod Association . . . mischievous . . . Girls??? . . . occasionally seen m school . . . oflice trouble . . . nice lad Patricia Ann Warrenfeltz Pat Vocational Oh my gosh A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 105 Monitor 10, 11, 125 F. H. A. 10, 11, 125 Spring Musical 10, 11, 125 Operet- ta 105 Social Dancing 115 Apple Dessert Queen 125 Double Exposure 12. Rock 'n roll fan . . . likes to dance . . . comes from Aspers . . . future number plase girl . . . engaged . . . one of Mrs. Diehl's girls. Nelson Emerson Weber 'Web Academic Don't do as l do, do as I say! Football 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 125 Baseball 11, 125 B-Club 10, 11, 125 Student Council 125 A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 125 Operetta 105 Spring Musical 10, 11, 125 Senior Band 10, 11, 125 County Band 105 County Chorus 11, 125 Hi-Y 10, 115 Homeroom President 12. Tall . . . gallopin half-back . . . nuisance . . . visits the omce frequently goof looking . . . Dutchman . . . whats the future hold? Page thirty-nine Harold Wayne Wright Gus My philosophy is . . . Margaret Louise Wickline Peggy Commercial For pity sake! Tri-Hi-Y 123 F. H. A. 12. Dates Marty . . . religiously inclined . . . nice to know . . . helps to feed the hungry mob at dinner-time . . . has a yearn- ing to talk of the good book Cmissionaryj. Academic Basketball 10, 11g Baseball 10, 11, 125 Senior B-Club 11, 12g F. T. A. 10, vice-president 11, President 12g A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 125 Senior Band 10, 11, 123 Mixed Chorus 10, llg Student Council 125 Don Alonzo's Treasure 103 County Chorus 113 Boys' Octette 105 Spring Musical 10, 11, 125 Social Dancing 119 B-Hi Times Reporter 125 Double Exposure 123 Snapshot Editor of Yearbook 12. istigf Known as Gus . . . witty . . . big feet . . . hot lips on a trombone . . . what does he like better than a girl? IGIRLSJ everybody's friend . . . mania for Nashes . . . photo Lawrence W. Gulden Advisor We, the class of '57, express our thanks to our advisor, Mr. Lawrence Gulden, who has guided us faithfully through our stay at B. H. S. We also wish to thank Mr. Donald Ernst for his trusting help in the publication of our Year- book, and David Houck, Business Manager, who has patiently kept our records balanced. Page forty l O O Honorary List of Seniors CLASS OFFICERS President ...... .....-................... F reda M. Warner Vice-President .... ....................... T homas E. Leedy Secretary ....... --- Ann M. Deardorif Treasurer .......... ..... C lair D. Fetters ACADEMIC Rex, Helen Dolores Anthony, Dorothy Louise Teresa Arnold, Nancy Lou Baltzley, Kenneth Leroy Blocher, Donald Eugene Bucher, Patricia Jamison Chronister, Jannie Lee Crum, Edward George Clark Robert Gifford Daughenbaugh, James Earl Hartzel, Donald Clifford Lon enecker, Doris Louise Leefy, Thomas Eugene Lott, Robert Corneilius Palmer, Jack Horace Parker, Barbara Ann Parker, Brenda Mae Shillito, Melvin Larry Smallwood, James Donald Steiner, John Clifton Starner, Alvin Linwood Swayze, Joan Allison Tate, Joan Elizabeth Warner, Freda Mae Weber, Nelson Emerson Wright, Harold Wayne COMMERCIAL Alexander, Mary Gertrude Althoii, Elaine Elizabeth Bowers, Columbine Henrietta Davis, Catherine Elizabeth Davis, Nancy Ann Deardorlf, Ann Margaret Ebbert, Joyce Ruth Group, Lois Arlene Harman, Annalee Marie Hinkle, Mary Winifred Hollabaugh, Janet Arlene Kuykendall, Betty Lou May, Ruth Anne Musselman, Eugene Miller Plank, Jane Virginia Rice, Barbara Virginia Sheaifer, Joyce Frances Sheaffer, Patsy Ann Slaybaugh, Donna Louise Starry, Joyce Mae Wickline, Margaret Louise VOCATION AL and INDUSTRIAL Birgensmith, Sterling Eugene Bolen, Russell Eugene Bower, Donald Wayne Bretzman, Lillian Lorraine Bricker, Donald Lee Brough, Richard Owen Cutshall, Jay Marlin Daron, Robert Charles Fetters, Clair Donald Flickinger, George Darrell Freed, Barbara Ann Harman, James Leroy Heller, Sylvia Ann Kane, Nellie Regina Martin, Shirley Ann May, James Hobart McGlaughlin, Doris Jean McKinney, Gerald Nelson Mentzer, Ralph Ernest Naylor, Helen Jeanne Rexroth, Alice Elizabeth Roe, Bryant Jackson Sheaffer, Doris Orabelle Shafer, Robert Sterling Shenk, Martin Abram Shultz, Laverne Charles Silwanowicz, Nick Smeed, George Eugene Smith, Jerry Boyd Swartz, Norman Mitchell, Jr. Taylor, Bonnie Rosalie Taylor, Kenneth Eugene Wagaman, Kenneth Eugene Warrenfeltz, Patricia Ann 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 1 Senior Class History I 1953 - 54 XVe entered the familiar premises of Biglerville High School in September of '55 as fun-loving Freshmen. We were just beginning the long journey to our goal as Seniors. We were active in sports, band, Honor Society, activities and plays. Through this exciting we visited County Court House and also the State Capitol. The class elected Richard Fink as president and Lawrence W. Gulden was our advisor. II 1954 - 55 We returned in '54 with joan Tate as president. We sold candy at noon time and during athletic events to raise money for the junior-Senior Prom and our Senior trip. III 1955 - 56 Last year we entered Biglerville High School as jolly Juniors. October ll 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 last year was our presentation of the junior-Senior Prom f A Night in Fairyland. j We chose Joyce Ebbert as our class president. IV 1956 - S7 With much pride and joy we reach the summit - Sophisticated Seniors. Our class consisted of 80 energetic people. Freda Warner was elected class president, with a final effort to raise funds for that memorable event - our Senior trip. XVe sold 900 lbs. of candy, 60 jackets, gallons and gallons of coke and coffee to wash down donuts. We are looking forward for the big night when we receive our diplomas, but the memory of all our years of enjoyable times we have gained from B. H. S. will never be forgotten. We wish to extend our appreciation to those who have made these years pleasant, and to classes which follow we wish wisdom, happi- ness, and friendship as we have gained from our Alma Mater. ' Page forty-three Class Will We, the Seniors of 1957, being of sound mind, do hereby make and declare our last will and testament at Biglerville High School. Mary Gertrude Alexander, will my Rag Time Band to Mr. Gordon. Elaine Elizabeth Althoff, will my clarinet to anyone who likes to practice. Dorothy Louise Teresa Anthony, will my title as County Peach Dessert Queen to any girl who likes to bake peach up-side-down cakes. Nancy Lou Arnold, will my ability to be absent from chemistry classes to Judy Bosserman. Kenneth Leroy Baltzley, will my middle name to Cecil Showers. Sterling Eugene Birgensmith, will my football skill to Joe Cicierski. Donald Eugene Blocher, will my extremely used P. O. D. notebook to Dave Dull. Columbine Henrietta Bowers, will my naturally curly hair to anyone with straight. Donald Wayne Bowers, will my ability to play basketball to Glenn Bricker. Russell Eugene Bolen, will my books to anyone who can find time to study them. Lillian Lorraine Bretzman, will my basketball uniform to my sister, Betty. Donald Lee Bricker, will my '49 Studebaker to Mr. Myers to use as a second heap. Richard Owen Brough, will my '56 drivers license to Larry Brough. Patricia Jamison Bucher, will my ability to get along with Mr. Gordon to Bibbie Geiselman. Jannie Lee Chronister, will my ability to laugh at all times to Mr. Faulkner. Robert Gifford Clark, will my little '55 Ford to the more advanced operators in the Driver's Education Course. George Edward Crum, will my well-used Chemistry book to Larry Seymour. Jay Marlin Ctrtshall, will my job running the scoreboard to anyone who doesn't want cold feet at a football game. Robert Charles Daron, will my old P.O.D. book to Mr. Thrush. James Earl Daughenbaugh, will my wrestling uniform to John Harmon. Catherine Elizabeth Davis, will my ability to be good and stay home at night to my sister, Anna. Nancy Ann Davis, will my cymbals to anyone who has enough energy to beat them at football games. Ann Margaret Deardorif, will my 4V2 shoes to Gary Breighner. Joyce Ruth Ebbert, will my drumsticks to our sole male drummer, Denny Donharl. Clair Donald Fetters, will my weakness for football to my brother, Ken. George Darrell Flickinger, will my '46 Chevrolet to anyone who can afford to eep up the expenses. Barbara Ann Freed, will my bass horn to anyone big enough to hold it down. Lois Arlene Group, will my typing and shorthand a ility to my sister, Debbie. James Leroy Harmon, will my '50 Plymouth to anyone who can afford to keep it running. Annalee Marie Harmon, will my megaphone and cheerleading skirt to anyone who can improve our school spirit. Donald Clifford Hartzel, will my football uniform to my brother, Fred. Sylvia Ann Heller, will my ability to study to Texas McCurry. Mary Winifred Hinkle, will a happy day breakfast to Mr. Eckenrode to chase away his breakfast blues. Janet Arlene Hollabaugh, will all my D's in Selling Class to Mr. Laird to give to some other poor soul. Nellie Regina Kane, will my P.O. D. book to Wayne Arnsberger. Betty Lou Kuykendall, will my love for Selling Class to all future Seniors. Thomas Eugene Leedy, will my car to anyone who can get 110 out of it going around a 90-degree angle. Doris Louise Longenecker, will my bass horn to Linda Price. Robert Cornelius Lott, will my unused Chemistry book to anyone who will use it. Shirley Ann Martin, will my red hair to Lester Roth. Page forty-four I, James Hobart May, will my track shoes to Mr. Faulkner. I, Ruth Anne May, will my love of gym class to my sister, Judy. L L L L L L L L L L L L L L I: L L I I I I L I I I I I I I I I I I I I I L 9 3 Q U 3 9 1 Doris jean McGlaughlin, will my job as a waitress to anyone who likes to stand on their feet all day. Ralph Ernest Mentzer, will my wrestling ability to Dick Roth. Eugene Miller Musselman, will being the only boy in my section to Harry Hartzel. Helen Jeanne Naylor, will my notes in all classes to my sister, Gail. Barbara Ann Parker, will my Chemistry book to my sister, Sandra. Brenda Mae Parker, will my P. O. D. book UQ to anyone who doesn't have one and I hope they learn as much from it as I did UQ. jack Horace Palmer, will a lot of things I don't have to a lot of peoplle I don't know! who can't use them anyhow because they already have enoug of them. jane Virginia Plank, will my laugh to Mary Ann Harmon, who can make good use of it. Helen Dolores Rex, will all my books to the underclassmen of B. H. S. Alice Elizabeth Rexroth, will my dictionary to Ronnie Baker. Barbara Virginia Rice, will my basketball ability to Nancy Carol Peters. Bryant Jackson Roe, will my football ability to Bill Payne. Robert Sterling Shafer, will my math and P. O. D. books to anyone who wants them. Joyce Frances Sheaffer, will my long hair to anyone who can get up every morning to wash it. Patsy Ann Sheaffer, will my French horn to my sister, Nancy. Doris Orabelle Sheaffer, will Elvis Presley and his crazy ways to anyone who wants him. Abram Martin Shenk, will Mr. Faulkner's football team to next year's Seniors. Melvin Larry Shillito, will Room 103 to Blaine Harvey to use as a housing for his radio station. Laverne Charles Shultz, will my baseball shoes to Tom Cline. Nick Silwanowicz, will my Mercury to anyone who can afford to run it. Donna Louise Slaybaugh, will my Selling and Office Practice books to Shirley Finfrock. james Donald Smallwood, will my golf clubs to Mr. Allison. George Eugene Smeed, will mv dishwashing job to anyone who can keep after all the work. Jerry Boyd Smith, will my ability to envy things to john Harmon. Alvin Linwood Starner, will my report card to anyone who is getting good grades, and doesn't deserve them. Joyce Mae Starry, will my love for B. H. S. to my sister, Carolyn. john Clifton Steiner, will my love of books to two other Steiners by the names of Paul and Dean. Norman Mitchell Swartz, Jr., will my math book to anyone who wants it. joan Allison Swayze, will my F. T. A. notebook to any future teachers who will take good care of it. Joan Elizabeth Tate, will the road from Arendtsville to Biglerville to Eddie Deardorff so that it will see constant wear next year, too. Bonnie Rosalie Taylor, will my P. O. D. book to Mr. Thrush. Garnet Leo Taylor, will my job as President of the F. F.A. to anybody who would like it. Kenneth Eugene Wagaman, will my '46 Plymouth to my little brother, Roger. Freda Mae Warner, will my position as class president to anyone who wants a king-sized headache. Patricia Ann Warrenfeltz, will my ability to bake pies to my sister, Sandra. Nelson Emerson Weber, will my football locker to Dick Byers. Margaret Louise Wickline, will my ability to work in the cafeteria to my sister, jean. Harold Wayne Wright, will my P. O. D. textbook to the janitor for warmer rooms next year. Page forly-five BEST PERSONALITIES CLASS CLOWNS BEST DRESSED Joyce Ebbert, Donald Hartzel Nancy Davis, Donald Bower Nancy Arnold, Bryant Roe WHO'S WHO BEST ATI-ILETES Barbara Rice, James May CUTEST COUPLE HAPPY-GO-LUCKIES BIGGEST FLIRTS Winnie Hinkle, Clair Fetters jannie Lee Chronister, Donald Bower Ann Deardorff, Kenneth Baltzley Page forly-six SHORTEST GIRL, TALLEST BOY CLASS BOOSTERS SHORTEST BOY, TALLEST GIRL Patsy Sheaffer, Larry Shillito Freda Warner, Linwood Stax-ner Joan Tate, George Flickinger I957 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Barbara Parker, john Steiner MOST TALKATIVE PRETTIEST EYES MAN AND WOMAN HATERS Nancy Davis, Jack Palmer janet Hollabaugh Helen Rex, Edward Crum james Daughenbaugh Page forty-seven Class Prophesy Tonight on this platform you are assembled for the last time as a class. Your decisions now are to be made for your futilre success in life. How will you spend it? With the speaker's words ringing in my ears, my mind wanders to the future for my classmates and me. What would the future hold? As I glanced over the class I tried to visualize what the future would hold for us. This was my dream. I went to pick up the milk this morning in the damp morning air and I thought of how early our faithful milkman, JOHN STEINER had to get up to deliver our good WRIGHT-TYPE MILK from WRIGHT'S SUPER DAIRY. Suddenly I received a blow on the head from the pap? boy and guess whose menace it was? None other than JOYCE EBBERT OSTEL'S. I hardly got the door closed when the phone rang. It was FREDA WARNER FURNEY who wanted me to go shopping with her to pick up a few things for the shower of NANCY DAVIS, who is marrying TOM LEEDY, a wealthy oil tycoon, in the near future. I took a quick glance at the morning paper. THE PARKER GAZETTE, pub- lished by BARBARA PARKER, before starting my daily routine, and to my astonishment the headlines read, BOYD SMITH BRE KS INDIANAPOLIS SPEEDWAY RECORD. As I read on, great credit was given to the designer of the racer, JACK HORACE PALMER, a brilliant upcoming designer of the future. I was interrupted by the ringing of the doorbell, and as I opened the door the delivery man, GERALD McKINNEY from USILVANOWICZ HANDY DANDY LAUNDRY handed me the week's wash. As I put the clothes away and started on the breakfast dishes, I turned on the radio to listen to BUD BIRGENSMITH'S BREAKFAST CLUB. His guest star was JOYCE STARRY, a top popular singer of the day. Then I shook my new dustless mop, manufactured by BLOCHER AND LOTT MOP COMPANY, and went upstairs to mop. Hours later, I looked at the clock and was terrified to see that I had only a half-hour to get dressed and go shopping with Freda. With much difficulty, I was ready when she arrived. We called a taxi-copter cab service built by the CRUM AIRCRAFT COR- PORATION. When the cab arrived and we climbed in, we greeted the driver, HELEN REX, and headed for BOB DARON'S DINER. After a lovely luncheon we left the diner and started down town to shop. Our first stop was at MADAME REXROTH'S STYLE SHOPPE. She greeted me, and with the clap of her hands her graceful models, CATHERINE DAVIS, MARY ALEXANDER, and SHIRLEY MARTIN, appeared and displayed unique creations. As we strolled down the street we caught a glimpse of the Mayor's stream- ing black Cadillac cruising by and who do you suppose was seated by his honor, the distinguished BRYANT QBOBJ ROE, and he was smoking a BOWER cigar. The chauffeur was staunch, white-collared RUSSELL BOLEN. We passed the BRICKER AND BROUGH HOUSE OF WACKSX' At the corner we met ANN DEARDORFF and NELSON WEBER, the recently engaged couple. Suddenly a truck rounded the corner from the ranch of WINNIE and CLAIR FETTERS and headed for the racing stables at CLARK'S RACE TRACK. The driver, KEN WAGAMAN, had aboard the truck fodr beautiful, Winfet stal- ions, a new breed of thoroughbred horses. The horses were to be ridden at the NAYLOR DERBY by champion jockey, GEORGE FLICKINGER. After a little chat with Snooks and Ann, we proceeded on up the street and passed BABE and JIM'S GYMNASIUM. We went to PATSY SHEAFFER'S DISC MART to get JANE PLANK'S latest hit, URASPBERRY HILL, written by JOAN SWAYZE. Next door we visit- ed HARTZEL'S PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY, where LOIS QGROUPJ Page forty-eight HARTZEL was his secretary. We had just stepped inside when a squad car screeched to a halt and out stepped JANET HOLLABAUGH, a policewoman, to assist the agency in a baffling case. We had one more place to go, which was ANNALEE'S HOUSE FOR BRIDES to buy some last-minute articles for the shower. Finishing our shopping we hailed a cab. We had gone a few blocks when we noticed a glare in the sky and people running down the street. As we rounded the corner we saw smoke and flames leaping rom BOB SHAFER'S T. T. SHOP. We had to wait till the crowd cleared, so we stepped from the cab onto the pave- ment and who should we see but our former classmate, Fire Chief KEN BLATZ- LEY. He told us Bob had been watching the SHILLITO SHOW with his guest star, the well-known opera singer MADAME BARBARA FREED, when he sighted smoke pouring from under a storage room door. Reaching home, I suddenly realized I had just enough time to keep my dental appointment at DR. SMALLWOOD'S. As I rushed in, his receptionist, BETTY KUYKENDALL, told me I was to go right in. After checking my teeth, he found a cavity and filled it with the new miracle drug put out by LONGENECKER AND CUTSHALL'S CHEMICAL WORKS. After that ordeal I finally got home. I was glad to kick off my LINWOOD SHOES, and flop down on my new BRETZMAN SOFA. I had no sooner gotten settled when a car door slammed and I knew it was COLUMBINE BOWERS from NELLIE KANE'S NURSERY SCHOOL with the children. As they came bounding in the door, they handed me the mail. I noticed from the writing on the top letter that it was from my good friend, NANCY ARNOLD, who was touring Europe with LIEUTENANT COMMANDER GORMAN. After dinner was over and I had put the children to bed, I sat down to finish the hair-raising mystery novel written by ANNE MAY. After reading awhile, I got thirsty and went to the kitchen and got a bottle of SHULTZIE-COLA. I heard the door slam and as I walked into the room, there stood my neighbor PAT BUCHER. She had come to tell me that the MENTZER'S, JANNIE and RALPH, had announced the birth of triplets. And also that JIM HARMAN had married an heiress, PRINCESS ELAINE ALTHOFF. I was surprised by the stun- ning news. Then we sat down to watch television. As the picture came in, we saw EUGENE MUSSELMAN demonstrating a new typewriter. After that the an- nouncer, JIM DAUGHENBAUGH, interrupted the program with a new flash that SYLVIA HELLER was the first Earthian to reach the moon. We turned to channel 6000 to view BRENDA PARKER PRESENTS. The play was Love Can Be Beautifulj' starring DORIS ORABELLE SHEAFFER and GARNET LEO TAYLOR. It was directed by DORIS McGLAUGHLIN and pro- duced by GEORGE SMEED. As the play was ending, the phone rang and it was DONNA SLAYBAUGH HEYSER asking me to come to a bull band for the newlyweds, PEGGY WICK- LINE and MARTIN SHENK. I told her I couldn't make it as I was planning a welcome home party for Nobel Peace Award Winner, JOAN TATE. I had invited PATRICIA WARRENFELTZ, BONNIE TAYLOR, and DOROTHY ANTHONY, radio and T. V. columnists, to interview her. Before going to bed I wrote a check for ODOM'S GROCERY STORE. Then I retreated upstairs and slipped into my pajamas and took off my JOYCE SHEAFFER MAKE-UP and set my SWARTZ ALARM CLOCK. It had been a tiring and busy day. I was glad to see and hear about my classmates. The speaking system suddenly gave a loud crack which brought me out of my dream and back to the graduating platform. Signed, Three Predicting Seniors Page forty-nine YE BALLAD OF SIR PERCY Sir Perc was a knight of old, He used, to knock all comets cold, He rode a horse, a noble steed, 'Twas built for comfort, not for speed. He bore a shield, also a lance, And wore the best cast iron pants. And when he wished to be at ease, He lounged in leather B.V.D.'s. Now Kismuh was the sweetest maid That in the Sultan's harem played, Her eyes were of the fairest hue She looked just like an engenue. Her clothes were latest harem style - A silken veil, a witching smileg When she before Abdullah passes, They had to lash him to the mast. Sir Percy made a grand crusade, Some Turks he slew and some he slayed. He slaughtered Turks in manner rough, And kept the tally on his cuff, He fit and fought with manly pride. jerusalem! was all he cried. He made those Turks look u in fear, Till some Moslem, lo, chawedjoff his ear. Then Kismuh came, the fight to see, With wigor, wim, witalityg And to revive him danced awhile. Like Cleopatra on the Nile, Cried he, What do they call you, kid? Kismuh, cried sheg you bet he did - And when the evening shadows came, He still was asking her her name. Plffkvlsvk Breathe on this space for one minute - If it turns brown, Brush your teeth! wr as an er Here's one for Mr. Shears A man marries a girl 5, he is seven times as old as she. They live together five years and he is 40 and she is 10 - four times as old. They live together five years more and he is 45 and she is 15 - that's three times as old. Now the question arises as to how long they must live to- gether to be both the same age. 313414214 Ken: What's the best way to teach a girl to swim Nelson: W'ell that requires a lot of technique. First, you put your left arm around her waist, then you gently take her left hand and - Ken: She's my sister. Nelson: Oh! Push her off the dock! an Page fifty One cold night Nancy was driving Ann home. The frost was thick on the windows and, after a couple of near accidents, Ann tactfully suggested that it might help if they cleaned the windshield. What's the use? Nancy replied. I left my glasses at home. ak :ze as ar Clair: May I have the next dance? Winnie: Sure, I don't want it. an :re an as Miss Freight Train of 1954 was prom- enading along Fifth Avenue in the Easter Parade. She looked like a million - and not much younger. She was wearing. a strapless potato sack and open-toed Army shoes. She was a lovely girl. She had her mother's eyes and her father's hair, but it was her father's turn to wear it. She had a face that grows on you. If it grew on me, I'd have it chopped off. She had an hour-glass figure. It took an hour to figure out what it was. She was so ugly her family gave her up for Lent. As she was sashaying down Fifth, every head turned -- away! As she reached 50th, a photo- grapher stopped her and asked, Did any- one ever tell you you look like Jane Russell? No, she purred. Don't worry, he said. Nobody ever will. we :ze as :ze He is so hep that when he saw the Statue of Liberty, he said, Man, dig that crazy lighter. ae as :ie as Four out of five women haters are women. an se :ze ae Her hair is so long that it grows all the way down her back. Too bad it doesn't grow on her head. ak as as as Thermometers aren't the only things that are graduated without brains. as ae at as He was so nervous that he kept coffee awake. as az: as :ie THE WAIL OF JOYCE EBBERT QEDITORQ I wish I was a little rock, a setting on a hill A doin' nothing all day long, but just a settin' still. I wouldn't eat, I wouldn't drink, I wouldn't even wash, I'd set and set a thousand years and rest myself, by gawsh. 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We have sold Prom Peanuts during the 1954-55 school year. Thomas Cline has been our Class President during the past four years. This year we chose William Payne to lead us. We are looking forward to our next year, in which we hope to achieve our goal in B. H. S. history. OFFICERS President ..... .............. - -- William Payne Vice-President --- .... Thomas Cline Secretary ...... --- Richard Hartzel Treasurer --- .... John Constable COLORS .... ..... - ...... B lue and White FLOWER ................... ..... W hire Carnation MOTTO ...... Today we launch, when do we anchor? ADVISOR --- ............... --- Mr. Cecil Snyder Page fifty-three Sophomore Class Page fif'J four d ,5- N pg E .. E .Ep -3 5 Is: Ta pr. -4 '- 'io vb -' U cl v- : u mu, 5 C'-va 4: 2 ia 5 e -22 23 gg x. cc: 5- 1 G QU 3 'Mfg Q -1 ca fe .rw 4' . Do 55 u.. . 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We had approximately 118 in our class in 1950, which has been reduced to 108 at present. As seventh graders we were eager to get a good start in high school life. Our past presidents as we have selected were: 7th grade, Donna Ebbertg 8th grade, David Dullg 9th grade, Mary Finfrock. 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, and chorus. We have sold candy at athletic events. We are looking forward to our next two years, in which we hope to achieve our goal in B. H. S. History. OFFICERS President ...... - - - ........... - - -- David Dull Vice-President --- John Stover Secretary .... Donna Ebbert Treasurer .... ......... S usan Baer Advisor --- Edward Myers Page fifty-five 'aw- 51: O u N aa M U ..- H O -4 1-1 G o .-. 5- N I-4 .... .aa U .... P a.T U cz c: ... UD U .... c x: c U a-I U B: N 0 .rs cn c: 2 v? .... 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Mr. Richard Allison Page fifty-nine I MW ,f 1, Z? 5 ff , If K, QCUUWUHES Student Council First Roto: Donald .Hartzel, Nelson Weber, James Smallwood, Joyce Ebbert, Kenneth Baltzley, Joan Tate, Barbara Rice, Freda Warner, Joyce Starry. Second Row: Alice Shreve, Joan Herman, Linda Hoffman, Joan Hartman, Sarah Fox, Judy Crum, Ann Bushey, Wahnettah Vines, Pat Heckenluber, Carol Blackwell, Mr. Drachbar, advisor. Third Row: Edgar Hildebrand, Donald Wright, Wilson Harman, Gordon Harvey, John Steiner, David Dull, Barbalea Seburn, Margie Wentz, Sharon Rouzer, Annalee Harman, Lois Group, Nancy Black. Fourth Row: Kenneth Fetters, Larry Eckenrode, Hershey Bowers, Vance Johnston, Tom Leedy, Fred Showers, William Payne, Harold Wright, Harold Slusser. OFFICERS President .... --- ................ --- Joyce Ebbert Vice-President .............. ..... ..... K e n Baltzley Secretary ..... ..... ....... J o an Tate TICHSUICI - ----...-...- --- Barbara Rice Page sixty-two Senior B-Club First Row, left to right: Donald Hartzel, Freda Warner, Barbara Rice, Jim May Second Row: John Steiner, Linwood Starner, Nancy Arnold, Joyce Ebberr. Third Raw: Judy Bosserman, Sandra Hoke, Pat Heckenluber, Joyce Starry. Fourth Row: Jannie Lee Chronisrer, Nancy Davis, Joan Tate, Dorothy Anthony. Fifth Row: Ralph Memzer, Ken Baltzley, Clair Fetters. Sixth Row: Mr. Thrush, advisorg Nelson Weber, Larry Shilliro, Harold Wright Nat pictured: Jack Palmer. OFFICERS President ..... ...... ................ .... D o n ald Hartzel Vice-President ...... ................ ......... F r eda Warner Secretary Treasurer --.. .... ..... .... - - .. Barbara Rice Page sixty-three B-Hi Times Editorial Staff Seaied, left fo right: Joyce Ebbert, John Steiner, Judy Bosserman, Nancy Arnold. Standing: Mrs. Marjorie Foutz, Advisorg jack Palmer, Sandra Hoke, John Slonaker, Joan Heller Larry Carey Mr. Allen Clay, Advisor. EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief ................................. John Steiner Senior Associate Editor ................ V ........... Joyce Ebbert News Co-Editors ....... Feature Editor ....... Sports Editor ....... Art Editor ........... Assistant Art Editor Photography Editor Typing Manager --- Business Managers .... --- Carolyn Baker and Judy Bosserman -------------------- Sandra Hoke - - - - - John Slonaker -- - - Jack Palmer Larry Carey --------------------- --- Joan Heller BUSINESS STAFF - ...................... Janet Hollabaugh ---- Nancy Davis and Lois Smick Circulation Manager .............................. Joyce Starry TYPISTS Lois Group, Anne May, Patsy Sheaffer, Helen Rex, Eugene Musselman, and Nancy Davis CO-ADVISORS Marjorie Foutz and Allen Clay Page sixty-four L I B-Hi Times Reporters Seated, left to right: Pat Heckenluber, Lois Smick, Carolyn Baker, Gail Steiner, Joan Hartman, Barbara Parker, Dorothy Anthony, Gail Sherman. Starzding: Vivian Gelselman, Joan Tate, Deanne Eckenrode, Gerald Dorsey, Glenn Thomas, Rurhanne Musselman, james Witt, Iris McDannell, Berne Hart, Donna Sillik, Robert Clark, Elaine Smith, Sarah Fox. B-Hi Times Business Staff Seated, left to rigbi: Joyce Starry, Nancy Davis, Lois Smick, janet Hollabaugh. Sianding: Helen Rex, Patsy Sheaifer, Eugene Musselman, Lois Group. Page sixty-five Public Speaking First Row, sealed, lefl to right: Sincla Baker, Naomi Jacoby, jean Hartzel, Patsy WiCk1in9, Bfenda Parker, 10211 Hartman. Second Row: judy Crum, Marie Coble, Joan Swayze, Barbara Parker, jack Palmer, Mr. Allen Clay, Advisor. Handbook Staff Mr. Gordon, Advisor: Joyce Ebberx, Editor: Carolyn Baker and Par Hcckenluber. Page sixty-six Peter Pan Club Frou! Roux' Freda Vifarner, Mrs. Haas, Advisor: Nancy Arnold. Bark Row: john Steiner, Gerald Dorsey, jim Smallwood, jack Palmer, Robert Clark. Q - K r x , ' i 9 pn. - Future Teachers' Association First Raw, left to rigbl: Marian Griest, jim Smallwood, Harold XVright, David Dull, joan Swayze, Lois Smick. Serond Roux- Lynn Lerew, Dorothy Anthony, Cecelia Yoder, Susan Baer. Wahnettah Vines, Margie Wentz, jean Linah, Mr. Herbert Lady, Advisor. Third Raw: Deanne Eckenrode, Pat Heckenluber, Robert Burkhart, Larry Seymour, Steve Gettier, Gail Steiner, Marie Coble, Chester Van Dyke. V Page sixly-seven Hi-Y First Row, seated, left to right: David Dull, Tom Leedy, Mr. Arthur Gordon, Advisor, Gerald Dorsey, john Slonaker. , Second Row: Kenneth Gcntzler, Donald Blocker, John Stover, john Steiner, Ed Crum, Larry Seymour. Third Row: Fred Hawbaker, Larry Boyer, Neil Lott, Jim Daughenbaugh, jack Palmer, Robert Burkhart, Chester Van Dyke. Tri-Hi-Y Center, lefl lo right: jean Heller, Joyce Starry, Columbine Bowers, janet Hollabaugh, Betty Lou Kuykendall, Anne May, Donna Slaybaugh, Joyce Sheaffer, Barbara Ta lor, Rebecca Roth, Dorothy Anthony, Darlene Rexroth, jo Omer, Lois Group, Gail Sherman, Mary Alexander, Elaine Althoff, Darlene Winand, Catherine Davis, Pat Warrenfeltz, Pat Bucher, Lillian Bretzman, Barbara Freed, Lynn Swayze, Bonnie Bedford, Phyllis Cashman, Mary Lou Finfrock, Reba Starry, Margaret Miller, Betty Finfrock, jean Hartzel, Delores Orner, joan Thomas, Addie Weaver, Florence Lafferty, Margaret Raffensperger, Doris Wickline, Mary Byerly, Laurabelle Emlet, Patsy Wickline, Dorothy Kuykendall, joan Heller, Mrs. Virginia Steiner, Advisor. Page .rixiy-eight Senior F. H. A. First Row, left to right: Carol Blackwell, Sylvia Heller, Helen Naylor, Nellie Kane, Pat Warrenfeltz, Mrs. Mary Diehl, Advisor. Second Row: jane Plank, Rosalie Leer, Lynn Swayze, Bonnie Taylor, Betty Lou Kuykendall, Donna Slaybaugh. Third Row: Nellie Irvin, Nancy Black, Shirley Martin, Joyce Arnsberger, Alice Rexroth, Doris Sheaffer, Barbalea Seburn. Fourth Row: Shirley Mentzer, Florence Lafferty, Patsy Wickline, Dorothy Kuykendall, Reba Starry, Pauline Shultz. Senior F. F. A. First Row, left to right: Mr. john White, Advisor, Garnet Taylor, Robert Shafer, Clair Fetters, Owen Cooley, Stanley Group, Donald Boyer, Martin Shenk, Mr. Cecil Snyder, Advisor. Second Row: Clay Tuckey, Ronald Taylor, Grayson Taylor, Eddie Dively, Donald Sillik, Richard Lehman, Richard Kane, Robert Swearman, Larry Daron. Tbird Row: Gerald Slaybaugh, Ralph Carey, Richard McCleaf, Barry Showers, Ralph Brubaker, Carl Hess, Donald Richardson, Ronald Naylor. Fourth Row: john Clouse, Parker Coble, james Milhimes, Robert Shetter, Richard Carey, Ivan Bretzman, La- verne Shultz, Donald Bowers, Robert Daron. Fifth Row: Byron Hartman, Ernest Sillik, Barry Clapsaddle, Lester Roth, Ronald Arnsberger, john Constable, Ralph Mentzer, Robert Trimmer, Larry Taylor, George Hughes. Page sixty-nine l Girls' Sextette Left to right: Jannic Lee Chronistcr, Barbara Freed, Joyce Starry, Joyce Ebbert, Nancy Arnold, Joan Tate, Ruth- anna Musselman, accompanist. Boys' Octette Left to righl: Larry Boyer, Thomas Leedy, Donald Blocher, Robert Clark, James Smallwood, Linwood Starner David Dull, John Steinerg seated, Joyce Ebberx, accompanist. Page :enemy Senior High Band OFFICERS President ....... .........., ...,, J 0 an Tate Vice-President 2 ..... .... B arbara Rice Secretary-Treasurer .... .... 1 oyce Ebbert Director ---------- --- Harold Sanders BAND ENGAGEMENTS 1956 - 1957 September 14 September 22 September 29 October 5 .... October 10 .... October 12 .... October 20 .... October 27 .... November 5 November 10 November 28 December 21 February 4, 5, February 20 April 4, 5, 6 April 12 .... May 10 --- May 28 --- 6 ........ ---- Football game --- ---- Football game --- ---- Football game --- ---- Football game --- ---- Booster parade ---- --- ---- Football game --- ---- Football game --- ---- Football game --- -..-- Football game --- ---- Football game ----- --- ---- Christmas parade - ---- Christmas program ---- County band ------ --- ---- District orchestra ---- --- ---- Spring Musical ---- --- ---- May Day ------- - - - - Graduation - - -- Page seventy-one District band ..... --- Shippensburg Biglerville Boiling Springs Biglerville Biglerville Biglerville Susquehannock Biglerville Dallastown Kennard Dale Biglerville School Gettysburg Delone Pequea Valley South Mt. Park Aud School South Mt. Park Aud Senior High Band Page seventy-two Sarah Fox, Finfrock, Betty Ebbert, Dennis Donharl, er, joyce ti 315 :rn Us sa. 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Page seventy-three Color Guards Left fo rigbl: Carol Ann Gratton, Donna Ebbert, Pat Rankin, Gail Steiner. Dance Band First Row, left Io rigbt: Joan Tate, Cecelia Yoder, Nancy Wenk, Sandra Hoke, Blaine Harvey, Lynn Lerew, Nancy Arnold. Second Row: Harold Wright, Bob Clark, David Dull, Don Coble Jim Smallwood, Larry Shillito. Third Row: Harold Sanders, Director, Eddie Deardorif, Duane Eckert. Missing from picture: Karl McDannel. Page :evenly-four A cappella Choir vw.. 'N- New G3 sw-Q. Page seventy-five jannie Chronister, Pat Reinccker, Marie Coble, Ruthanna Musselman, retz man, arner, Lillian B W eda bert, Gail Steiner, Fr Eb Joyce gbt: , left to ri Ill First Ro J .2 E li-I 0 -'I 5 H 5 me n-I u 5'- 3 15 3 as 'aa .E so EJ V1 3 20 Q 5? -. lh cn is Us . N .II G' mf, '55 S 5. 5 Q Ca-4 U N2 .Q .. Z Q ... . 3 Q-Ad m .,.. og Q 5 52-2 5522 5 ya? 'E 3.2.-am L13 vying: 2 -Suu 31,5-M . 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Norma Slater --- Marian Wylie --- Genevieve Hobart Chris Crenshaw .... Sarah Crenshaw .... - -11-l3X'l'RICIA WARRENFELTZ Scenes from the Production Page seventy-six Junior Honor Society First Row, left to right: Linda Bosserman, Alice Shreve, Nancy Wenk, Donna Gilbert, Linda Hoffman, Joan Herman, Beverly Elicker. Second Row: Sarah Livingston, Barbara Bowers, Carolyn Musselman, Bonnie Bream, Judy Crum, Sharon Riley, Linda Price, Mr. Drachbar, Advisor. Third Row: Karl McDannell, Janice Slaybaugh, Natalie Burkhart, Lois Funt, Pauline Wright, Suzanne Al- bright, Sarah Fox. Fourth Row: Owen McKinney, Kenneth Fetters, Harold Oliver, Hershey Bowers, Ted Orner, Vance Johnston. Junior B-Club First Row, left to right: Larry Eckenrode, Gary Breighner, Nancy Wenk. ,Second Raw: Robert Campbell, William Warner, Wayne Schwartz, Barry Biriensmith. Third Row: Ted Orner, Randy Snyder, Joseph Sabo, Dennis Donharl, Jac Frantz. Page seventy-seven Junior Chorus First Raw, left to right: Mr. Yost, Director, Edna Coble, Joan Warner, Joyce Ripley, Bruce Parker, Natalie Burkhart, Darlene Kemper, Judy Crum, Bonnie Staub, Carol Eckert, Suzanne Albright. Second Row: Joyce Kump, Linda Taylor, Rocky Hoffnagle, Carol Bosserman, Harriet Boyer, Barbara Bowers, Linda Bosserman, Beverly Elicker, Carol Frantz, Anita Deardorii, Carol Diehl. Third Raw: Robert Slonaker, Brenda Bean, Anna Davis, Donna Warrenfeltz, Janet Swartz, Ruth Zeigler, Elaine Yohe, Connie Wright, Linda A. Taylor, Joyce Woodall, Nancy Showers, Helen Sheaifer, Nancy Shultz, Mary Ann Showers. Fourtb Row: Walter Roberts, Billy Stoner, Kenny Thomas, Carol Swayze, Sue Donharl, Clara Miller, Pauline Wright, Pamela Wentzel, Donna Showers, Kathleen Lady, Joann Taylor, Joan Warren, Carolyn Taylor, Billy Bucher. Fifth Row: Dean Steiner, Ann Hale, Ann Bushey, Lois Currens, Patsy Roberts, Susan Garretson, Fay Hartzel, Patsy Baldwin, Maxine Brough, Irma Carey, Joyce Ingle, Mary Hartman, Kenneth Plank, Walter Showaker, George Vaehringer, Ronald Schatz, Philip Yavosky. Sixlb Row: Glenn Kuykendall, Gertrude Hoffman, Linda Price, Mary Roth, Joan Crist, Susan Lochbaum, Sharon Rouzer, Carol Woodward, Sheila Kime, Winifred Spangler, Peggy Hartman, Carolyn Sabo, Lorrie Shultz, Richard Weidner, Kenneth Sanders, Joseph Shreve, Ronald Showers, Barry Trostel, Larry Showers, Barry Swisher. it as xt ls ' .H Q, J S Junior Red Cross Standing, left Io riglnl: Karlene Hall, Joyce Ingle, Bruce Parker, Wayne Arnesberger, XVilliam Kennedy, Henry. Byers, Donna Showers, Joanne Taylor, Joan Warren, Joann Irvin, Mrs. Frantz, Advisor. Seated: Paul Funt, Virgie Keefer, Darlene Winand, Wahnettah Vines, Joan Heller, Donna Warrenfeltz, Janet Voeh- ringer, Bonnie Bream. - ' Page seventy-eight Junior High Band Page seventy-nine 3 - , - ,, Q, .U E S 3 Q 5 Q -4 -G 'gi g g ' U me - O 'J . i-I 'Z 4' nc 5 5 Q: -5, . ES gg g Q Q -Q Q U 'E va x: -- if Q I-ea E1 N Q 0 C as 7 'U Z' ' . U 5 S H ' 3 g m Q 32 E '5 S 3 af Q N LD A U bu .-. H E in P 0 f 3 6 .9 ur 'U S '- G Ir. 'S' as 2 5 8' aa N ,C In U N D5 EE G 'H EE as E EE H . K 3 Q 6 5 2 , -. E 2 2 5 U 2 0 M E5 ?: 3 2 cu S IH SE 5 . 5 ca -- sn L4 I-1 W - 1. N gg U A us -C in :x .. .,. Q 'I ' E E . O gg ' ra: Q -c S FD -' 'S 5 E by E -U 5 H u s-. Q a Q Q 3 5 +3 V5 v rn - o D1 D . L- an - 5 2 5 S E E 1 5 5 3 r: 0 2 F H ... Q .Q 'C cn H .-I .-I RH .. --4 1. m EE 5 -in fi 'E M rf- 2 Q 5 a . - 1' 6 2 .E Ji -1 LE in -D -- .S .2 :- O gn bv as v 6 E a C .E u me Ji, c: E '5 V' :II 'U .EE as aw. G i W E A 5 g N 'X 0. e 5 B 2 A 3 C . C TE e E .Q LZ E Q E Q ez E C aa N :I 33.5 I u 2 0 v-,ox. 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Row, left to right: Ruthanna Musselman, Mrs. Anne Sanders, Advisorg Mary Flickinger. Second Row: Wahnettah Vines, janice Slaybaugh, Janice Schwartz, Bonnie Staub, Nancy Wenk, Rochelle Hoff- nagle, Judy Crum, Sarah Fox, Carol Deihl. Safety Patrol First Row, left to right: jim Cline, Robert Barbour, Kenneth Sanders, Dean Steiner. Second Row: Ronnie Black, Phyllis Harlow, john Byerly, Bobby Lewis, Roger McGlaugh1in, Gary Barbour, Mr Donald Ernst, Advisor. Page eighty Social Dancing First Row, left to right: Miss Walters, Advisor: Connie Stoner, Vickie Taylor, Joanne Irving, Roberta Clouse, Nancy Bolen, Helen Pryor, Sharon Riley, Mr. Cover, Advisor. Second Row: Janet Voeringer, Linda Price, Bonnie Bream, Susan Lochbaum, Charlotte Pfeffer, Patsy Baldwin, Maxine Brough, Carolyn Taylor, Joan Vfarren, Sonja Beamer, Margaret Alexander. Third Row: Edward Shultz, Joanne Beamer, Carol Bosserman, Beverly Elicker, Rocky Holfnagle, Linda Bosserman, Judy Taylor, Mary Ann Harmon, Pauline Blackwell, Sandra Taylor, Judy Y. Funt, Judy Funt. Fourth Row: Dennis Ebbert, Paul Clapsaddle, George Roth, Carman Johanningmeyer, Bruce Parker, XVilliam Bucher, Edna Coble, Suzanne Albright, Carol Eckert, Ann Davis, Linda Brough, Mary Flickinger. Fifth Row: Richard Cunningham, Robert Barbour, Henry Byers, Joyce Orner, Clara Johnson, Joanne Taylor, Kathleen Lady, Donna Showers, Donna Warrenfeltz, Connie Wfright, Harold Shaffer, Phyllis Baltzley. Sixth Row: Robert Lewis, Thomas Hoffman, Wilson Harmon, Gorden Harvey, Donald Sell, Richard Lawver, Law- rence Schmick, Jean Sheaffer, Naomi Taylor, Joan ne Smith, Joan Carey, Judy Cutshall. Seventh Row: Richard Kane, Ronald Naylor, John Ernst, Gary Barbour, Lois Shaffer, Judy Weigle, Laurin Slay- baugh, Larry Guise, Pamela Wentzel, Bonnie Staub, Carolyn Sabo, Ann Hale, Bobbie Scott, Phyllis Harlow. Eighth Row: Charles Harlow, Walter Madison, Terry Thomas, Eddie Dively, Ronnie Yasovsky, Charlotte Hall, Brenda Bean, Susan Garretson, Sue Carol Davis, Fay Hartzel, Bonnie Funt, Mary Guise, Harry Griest, Braxton Coole '. Ninth Ronin' Clay Tuckey, John Byerly, Edgar Hildebrand, Gary Beatty, Jim Cline, Philip Beidler, Patsy Roberts, Susan Donharl, Ann Bushey, Lois Currens, Joan Crist, Mary Jane Roth, Evelyn Wilkinson, Darlene Swartz, Gary Fair, Glenn Olmstead. Page eighty-one Junior Dramatics Club First Row, left lo rigbl: Vicki Taylor, Connie Stoner, Susan Donharl, Edna jane Coble, Carol Lee Frantz, joan Her- man, Linda Hoffman, Donna Warrenfeltz, Ruth Ziegler. Serond Raw: Linda Brough, Mary Flickinger, Charlotte Hall, Susan Garretson, Sue Carol Davis, Ann Hale, janet Voehringer, Alfred Taylor, Paul Steiner, Arthur Starry, Mr. Allen Clay, Advisor. Third Row: Evelyn Wilkinson, Joanne Irvin, Sharon Riley, Bobbie Nell Scott, Mary Guise, Joanne Beamer, Fay Hartzell, Brenda Beam, Patsy Baldwin, William Sheppard, Harry Griest. Fourth Row: Susan Lochbaum, Maxine Brough, Phyllis Baltzley, john Byerly, james Cline, Robert Lewis, Lee john- son, Keith Martin, Ollie Martin, Carmon johanningmeyer, Edward Schultz. Fiflh Row: Mary Jane Roth, Darlene Swartz, Patsy Roberts, Lois Currens, Ann Bushey, joan Crist, Willard Sher- man, Lynn McCauslin, Arthur Miller, Wayne Loch baum, Fred Naylor, Larry Mummert. Junior Tri-Hi-Y Left to right: Sarah Fox, Harriet Boyer, Natalie Burkhart, Carol Frantz, Rowena Beamer, Carol Bosserman, Bar- bara Bowers, Trudy Hoffman, Anita Deardorlf, Susan Frederick, Carol Diehl, Mrs. Steiner, Advisor, Donna Warrenfeltz, Anna Davis, Mary Griest, Carol Eckert, Rochelle Holinagle, Linda Bosserman, Susan Albright, Margaret Alexander, Edna Coble. Page eighty-Iwo Junior Home Ec. Seated, left to rigbl: Lorraine Plank, Natalie Burkhart, Joan Herman, Tonya McCleaf, Bonnie Staub, Barbara Bowers, Bonnie Bream, Goldie Lupp, Janet Voehringer. Standing: Joanne Irvin, Joyce Orner, Clara Johnson, Roberta Clouse, Nancy Bolen, Margaret Alexander, Sonja Beamer, Winifred Spangler, Peggy Hartman, Rosemary Redding, Nancy Himes, Jeanne Jacoby, Harriet Boyer, Mrs. Kay Frantz, Advisor. Junior F. F. A. First Row, left io right: Mr. John White, Advisor, Carmon Johanningmeyer, Bobby Jacoby, Ollie Martin, Wayne Arnsberger, Mr. Cecil Snyder, Advisor. Second Row: Glen Kuykendall, Marlene McCausIin, Walter Madison. Third Row: Harold Millhimes, William Kennedy, Frederick Naylor. Page eighty-lhree Football Cheerleaders I9 6 CAPTAIN Armalee Harman From left to right: jane Trostel, Texas McCurry Sandra Warrenfeltz, Annalee Harmon, Jannie Lee Chronister, joan Heller, Pam Wolfe. jannie Lee Chronister Page eighty-fam' Basketball Cheerleaders l957 CAPTAIN Winnie Hinkle Page eighty-1? Left to right: Connie Stoner, Vicki Taylor, Freda Warner, Winnie Hinkle, jo Orner, Pat Rankin, Carol Gratton. Freda Warner 1-'B I956 Junior-Senior Prom On May 18, 1956, the annual Junior-Senior Prom was held in the high school gymnasium. The juniors transformed the gymnasium into a gala Night in Fairy- land. In the above photo- graph Mr. Charles L. Yost is crowning Queen, Connie Slonaker, as Eu- gene Shaffer, King, looks on. May Day Queen and Court -- I956 Seated, left to rigbt: Nancy Shealfer, Vivian Geiselman, Elaine Stoner, Ann Baldwin, Sandra Lower, Connie Slonaker, Ann Deardorlf, Margie Wentz, Elaine Yohe, Kay Shears. Crown bearer-Scott Abel. Flower girl-Patty Bohrer. May Day was held on May 11, 1956, in the school gymnasium and was spon- sored by the Student Council. Following the procession of the Queen, Sandra Lower, and her court, tea and open house were held in the afternoon. A dance in honor of the queen was held in the evening. Alumni Dance Royalty -- I956 On December 28, 1956, the Alumni Dance was held in the gymnasium. The decorations for the dance centered around the theme, Snow Flake Fantasy. Joyce Heckenluber was crowned Queen and Donald Trostel was crowned King of the dance sponsored by the Student Council. Page eighty-seven Senior A MODERNIZED NURSERY RHYME Once two diminuitive specimens of the genus homo Ascended a slightly elevated portion of the earth's surface, To obtain a small quantity of that aque- ous mixture composed of hydrogen and oxygen. The puerile representative of this youth- ful pair, being suddenly precipitated to the stony substance toward which all things gravitate, Sustained in consequence thereof a frac- ture of that part of the head known as the cranium. Whereupon his weaker companion, being agitated over the unfortunate state of her fellow traveler, lost her equilibrium, and followed him in his untimely descent. P.S.-Recognize jack and jill? - Outcry Worthington High School Worthington, Ohio as as as ai: Mother: You should always use your napkin, Ann. Ann: I am using it, mother. I've got the cat tied to the leg of my chair with it. se as wx as l Anybody Else? Send your name and address now to Box 88, Chicago, Illinois. Send no money, pay postman 31.98 upon delivery. Or pay 31.98, send postman, keep your name, to box 88, Chicago, Illinois. Or keep box, send your name to Postman, Chicago, Illinois. Or send box, get Postman, spend money, charge name: Visit Chicago some- time - it's wonderful! :ir -le as as Mrs. Haas told her senior English class to write a homework composition titled My Dog. After reading all the compo- sitions, she called up Barbara and said, Your composition, 'My Dog,' is the same as Brenda's-word for word. Barbara answered: Why not? It's the same dog. as -xc as :ze She was so ugly that they hung her and kissed the mistletoe. an :ze as Ik An opera is where a guy gets stabbed in the back and instead of bleeding he sings. an as as as The climate is so healthy in that town that they had to kill a man to get a ceme- tery started. Humor Donnie Hartzel thinks he's hard be- cause he eats half-baked potatoes, hard- boiled eg s, brick ice cream, and rock candy, ang drinks hard water. se as a: as Starting a discussion having to do with the atomic theory, Mr. Allison wrote an equation on the board and stated that a certain number of electrons were involved. From this he developed an entire board full of equations, winding up at the bot- tom with, So you can see we have live less electrons than at the start. What has become of them?'i Not a sound from the class. Imperious- ly the instructor asked again, Where are those electrons? It was time for action, and from a rear Seat came a voice in gruff command: Don't nobody leave this room! ws as wk an Two ants were running along at a great rate across a cracker box when one asked: Why are we going so fast? Don't you see? said the other. It says 'tear along the dotted line'. ae :le we as Household Hints A good way to raise cabbage is with a knife and fork. The best way to get fat is to go to a butcher shop and buy it. The best way to make a pair of pants last is to make the coat and vest first. To make pickles look like bananas, buy a can of yellow paint. The new invention on the market is a combination tooth-brush and pliers. Iff you' don't want to brush your teeth - pull them out! ar as ak wk Ode to jack Palmer He tried to cross the railroad track Before a rushing train They put the lpieces in a sack But cou1dn't nd the brain. ae 14 as :ze Caesar Ha! Ha ! Oh! when I entered high school I was a happy lad. First year Latin wasn't so hard, But Caesar was too bad. Caesar conquered many men, And many nations conquered heg But in the second chapter Caesar conquered me. At home I took my sad, sad grade I trembled to my shoe But when I showed my card to Pa, He said, I flunked it too! Page eighty-eight .,j'.-.Ja l- - '..'x' - . '. j s. .' .' . . v u 1 .l' '. -uh.. . ,f, l. .P 3 ,,: ,- -.. -1.,,1 . . ., -, .-.-I .-..f.,'1. -- .H .-. 1 -, I4, . I ' 4. , ', .. 1.1, I 1 4. ,-..',.,Lh,., . A N,-' '- 3.-l. . ' . 1,-'., af. .. 1 -. '- .4'.u I - .....' mg.. v-'. - ... .-1 'V EN. . I - ..l 2:--' .. ' J ., ..- u.. . .. ,,- I... . .',. .'j. .,'1 ' . .,' I -I ' -- ' n., ' .-:L . .', :... .,.. . I' '1 bl-I' '. ,.. .-. SIPURTTS F Laurel Conference Football Champs -- I9 6 First Row, left to right: Nelson Weber, Clair Fetters, Kenneth Baltzley, Donald Hartzel, William Payne, Robert Clark, Ralph Mentzer, Dennis Hess, Sterling Birgensmithg Student managers: Richard Roth, Larry Rose, Karl McDannel. Second Row: Harold Baltzley, Robert Trimmer, Cecil Showers, Fred Showers, Gary McCauslin, joe Cicierski Richard Hartzel, James Smallwood, Donald May Gary Wagner. Tbird Row: Mr. Bernard Thrush, Coach: Vance Johnston, Gerald Slaybaugh, Richard Byers, jack Kump, Dennis Donharl, Ted Orner, Jack Frantz, Mr. Thomas Faulkner, Head Coach, Mr. Donald Sterner, Coach. Boys' Varsity Basketball Squad -- I9 6-57 Left to rigbi: Clair Fetters, Managerg Mr. Bernard Thrush, Coachg Richard Byers, james Smallwood, Richard Hartzel, James Kuhn, Harry Hartzel, Donald Hartzel, Richard Beatty, Donald Bowers, Nelson Weber, jay Zeigler, Larry Shillito. Page ninety Girls' Varsity Basketball Team -- l957 1 First Row, left to right: Cecelia Yoder, Betty Finfrock, Barbara Rice, Jannie Lee Chronisrer, Judy Bosserman Par Heckenluber, Lois Srnick, Helen I Naylor, Susan Baer, Vivian Geiselman, Nancy Arnold, ,luyre Ebbert Shirley Finfrock, Pat Reinecker, Nancy Peters, Donna Gilbert, Catherine Davis, Lillian Bretzman, Marie Coble, Joan Heller. Second Row: Betty Lou Kuykendall, Managerg Janice Lupp, Coachg Nancy Davis, Managerg Donna Slay baugh, Manager. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. jan. jan. jan. Jan. Jan. jan. jan. jan. an. lieb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Both the Girls' and Boys' Varsity squads belong to the Adams County League. VARSITY BASKETBALL 1956 - 57 Musselman flnwoodj Shippensburg Spring Grove james Buchanan Scotland james Buchanan Scotland Alumni Delone fgirlsj New Oxford York Springs Boiling Springs East Berlin Fairlield Big Springs Littlestown New Oxford York Springs Boiling Springs East Berlin Delone fgirlsj Fairfield Big Springs Littlestown League Playoffs Page ninety-one Away Away Home Home Away Away Home Home Away Home Away Away Home Away Away Home Away Home Home Away Home Home Home Away B-ville Opp 47 54 38 ' 67 59 62 66 40 49 58 48 24 55 36 52 y 54 55 ' 59 63 38 66 16 44 46 S4 38 48 40 74 43 -49 37 62 43 84 19 40 - 26 42 47 47 41 79 50 57 44 77 57 Ralph Mentzer Donald Hartzel Ht. 5' 10 Wt. 164 Ht. 5' 9 Wt. 155 All Conference Left Guard All Conference Right End Senior Players james May Ht. 5' 8 WI. 162 All Conference Fullback Kenneth Baltzley Sterling Birgensmith Nelson Weber Ht. 5' 11 Wt. 165 Ht. 6' Wt. 165 I-It. 6' 3 Wt. 170 Quarterback Left End Left Halfback Page ninety-two September September September October October October October November November The Biglerville High School Varsity Team won the Laurel Conference League. The team had the most successful season it has had in many years. The team's record for the year was 7 wins, 1 tie, 1 loss. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1956 14-Shippensburg ............ 22--Scotland ........ 29-Boiling Springs .... 5-West York ...... 12-Littlestown ..... - 20-Susquehannock ...... 27-Cumberland Valley --- 3-Dallastown ........ 10-Kennard-Dale --- Away Home Away Home Home Away Home Away Away Robert Clark Ht. 5' 10 Wt. 160 Left Tackle James Smallwood Ht. 5' 8 Wt. 155 Fnllback 1 Bryant Roe Clair Fetters Gerald McKinney Ht. 5' 10 Wt. 165 Ht. 6' Wt. 165 Ht. 5' 8 Wt. 155 Halfback Center Right End Page ninety-three I957 SENIOR Nelson Waber Height 6' 3 PY? Ebbeff Posltlon-Guard Position-Forward Larry Shillito . Nancy Arnold Height 6, 40 Position-Guard Position-Center Donald Hafflel Catherine Davis Height 5' 10 Position-Guard Position-Guard Page ninety-four COURT STARS Donald Bowers ' I Height 51 111: Lillian Bfeflman Position-Forward Posmon-Guard A Jaln-ge? lfmalfwqgvd Barbara Rice elg t 5 8 P lil -F d Position-Forward os on Omar jannie Lee Chronister Helen Naylor Position-Forward Position-Guard Page ninety-five Junior Varsity Basketball Squad -- l956-57 First Row, lefl to right: jack Frantz, joe Cicierski, Harold Baltzley, Steve Lewis, Glenn Bricker, Gary Breight- ner, Larry Eckenrode. Second Row: Larry Rose, Robert Burkhart, Bill Payne, David Dull, Larry Kennedy. Third Row: Donald Sterner, Coach, Hershey Bowers, Den Donharl, Ted Omer, Larry Guise. Junior High Basketball Team -- l957 First Raw, left lo fight: Ronald Wagner, John Alexander, Kenneth Fetters, Lawrence Smick, Rodney Shaffer, Fred Hartzel. Serond Row: John Ernst, Gordon Harvey, William Sanni, Gary Beatty, Donald Wright, Terry Thomas. Third Row: Glenn Olmstead, Wilson Harman, Charles Kane, Ronald Showers, Wayne Arnsberger, Manager, Tom Faulkner, Coach. Page ninely-six Varsity Wrestling Team First Row, left to right: George Flickinger, William Warner, Richard Roth, Neil Lott, john Clouse james Daughenbaugh. Second Row: Kenneth Balrzley, Manager, Linwood Srarner, James Showers, Ralph Mentzer, Donald Bricker John Harmon. Third Row: Mr. Thomas Faulkner, Coach, Larry Taylor, Robert Barbour, Richard Cunningham Gary Wagner Dennis Hess. Fourth Raw: jay Cutshall, Larry Dillon, Donald May, Ronald Yasovsky, Barry Birgensmith, Carl Hess Larry Seymour. Dec. Jan. jan. Jan. jan. jan. Feb. Feb Feb. Feb. 13 5 10 17 26 51 7 14 21 25 Hanover flixhibitionj Cumberland Valley Susquehanna Township Big Spring Juniata joint Boiling Springs Central Dauphin Shippensburg Carlisle Mechanicsburg Page ninety-:even Away Away Home Away Away Home Away Away Home Home , N H Adams County Baseball Champs First Rang leg! to Richard Allison fCoachJ, james Albright, Richard Hartzel, james Smallwood Harold Wrig t, ugene a er Second Row: Rodney Mi1ler,, Richard Byers, john Constable, Donald Hartzel, Laverne Shultz, Ronald Koontz Tbxrd Row: Norman Swartz, Gary McCauslin, Thomas Cline, Edward Crum, jay Cutshall, Richard Beatty Larre Hoke. Nelson Weber was not present when the picture was taken. April April April April April May May May April April April April April May May 12 13 17 19 24 1 3 8 16 18 23 25 50 2 7 1956 SCHEDULE Big Spring Home Dillsburg Away New Oxford Away Fairfield Home Littlestown Away East Berlin Away York Springs Home Boiling Springs Away 1957 SCHEDULE New Oxford Fairfield Littlestown Big Spring East Berlin York Springs Boiling Springs Page ninety-eigbi B-ville Oppts. 5 3 10 6 6 2 12 4 5 20 7 6 6 2 7 6 Home Away Home Away Home Away Home 9 6 Track Team First Row, left lo rigbl: Dick Wickline, Don Rentzel, Ronnie Koontz, Ed McGlaughlin, Howard Hemsley, Ken Baltzley, jim May. Scrond Row: Garnet Coble, Parker Coble, Don Bowers, Ralph Mentzer, Clair Fetters. Cecil Showers, Larry Shillito. Tbird Roux- jay Ziegler, David Dull, Harry Hartzel, Robert Burkhart, Harold Baltzley, Robert Shetter, jim Heller. Faurlb Row: jim Kuhn, Bruce Sheats and Don Steiner, Coaches: Barry Smick. NEW RECORDS Mile Relay-Don Rentzel, Clair Fetters, Cecil Showers, Ronald Koontz. Time 5:45.5 880 Relay-jim May, Ronald Koontz, Ken Baltzley, Bryant Roe. Time 1:36 Hanover Medley Relay-Jim May, Don Rentzel, Bryant Roe, Ronald Koontz. Time 1:28 100 Yard Dash-jim May tied Ed Utz. Time 10:2 Junior High Football Fin! Row, lefl Io right: Barry Trostel. Managerg Wayne Arnsberger, Manager: Way'ne Locbaum, Dennis Eb- bert, Richard Cunningham, Paul Funt, Larry Showers, Charles Harlow, Glenn Kuykendall, Fred Bosserman, Raymond Kuhn, Ronald Black, Manager. Second Row: Mr. Clair Settle, Coach, William Kennedy, Gary Fair, Richard Boyer, David Slonaker, Richard Gra- ham, Terr ' Sheaffer, Barry Swisher, Robert Barbour, Henry Byers, Donald Wright, Howard Vines, Mr. Rod- erick Lairci, Coach. Third Row: Owen McKinney, Bill Collins, Ronald Yasovsky, Philip Beidler, Gordon Harvey, Bill Sanni, Kenneth Thomas, Kenneth Fetters, Fred Hartzel, Larry Guise, Keith Martin, Carl Hess, Glenn Olmstead, George Witt. ,Fourlb Row: john Alexander, XX'alter Roberts, Rover Cooley, Edgar Hildebrand, Ronnie Showers, joseph Shreve, Wilson Harmon, Lee Johnston, Rodney Shaffer, Perry Mickey, Larry Dillon, Ronald Wagner, Charles Kane, john Ernst. Page nineiy-nine B. H. S. IN ACTION -fi Page one bund red B. H. s. IN ACTION Page one hundred one Book of Memories I956 - 57 Our senior year has been quite a busy year, but we certainly have had a wonderful time. Listed here is a brief calendar of events during our last year at our wonderful Alma Mater, Biglerville High School. August September September October October November November November December December December December February February March April April May May May May May May May 50 15 22 1 2 2 10 22-23 4 .... -- 13 .......... -- 2 1-january 2 -- - - 28 19 25 8 16 19-22 3 7 10 17 20 26 28 School opened Back to School Party Football season opened with Scotland Senior Pictures taken Senior Pictures taken Senior High Play Football season closed with Kennard Dale Thanksgiving vacation Basketball opened with Shippensburg Wrestling season opened with Hanover Christmas vacation Alumni Dance Basketball season closed with Littlestown Wrestling season closed with Mechanicsburg Senior Class Roller Skating Party Baseball season opened with New Oxford ---- -- Easter vacation Spring Musical Baseball season closed with Boiling Springs May Day Junior-Senior Prom 1 Senior Class exams begin Baccalaureate Commencement The Class of 1957 wishes to express our thanks to all who have made it possible for us to publish this, our yearbook Page one hundred two 1 111191111111 11 1 1 ininininini 1 1:11 1 1 11111111 111 1 B I X - S W A Y YOUNG MEN'S SHOP Congratulations, Seniors Snappy Clothes for Snappy Young Men E- D' BUSHMAN 24 Chambersburg Street Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Community Pure Food Store Compliments of BOOKMART Arendtsville, Pa. Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Phone 292 JACK s. nu. si-ior 17 Chambersburg Street Gettysburg, Pennsylvania To the Closs of '57 - It is with sincere pleosure thot we extend congrotulotions ond offer best wishes for your continued success for the future. KNOUSE FOODS COOPERATIVE n1o1o1u1n:o1t1111i1n:u1u1u1- c 1 n 1 c 1 : 1 1x1 : 1-:1n1o1u1 1: 14:1 rcnoqnui Page- one hundred three H. EARL PITZER, INC. Local and Long Distance Hauling Biglerville, Pa. Phone 64 MOTTER'S STORE Groceries - General Merchandise A Community Pure Food Store Gardners, Pa. Phone: Biglerville 234-R-2 K U H N TRANSPORTATION CO., INC. Gardners, Pa. W. A. RAFFENSPERGER RESTAURANT Arendtsville, Pa. GETTYSBURG NEWS and SPORTING GOODS 51 Chambersburg Street Gettysburg, Pa. Students' Awards and Jackets - Everything for Sports - Best Wishes COFFMAN JEWELERS 51 Chambersburg Street Gettysburg, Pa. DOUGH ERTY and HARTLEY Dry Goods ' Notions ' Underwear Gettysburg, Pa. PEOPLES DRUG STORE The Rexoll Drug Store Drugs 0 Prescriptions 0 Hospital Supplies 26 York Street Gettysburg, Pa. B L O C H E R ' S Jewelers Since 1887 25-27 Chambersburg Street Gettysburg, Pa. Compliments of GLENN L. BREAM Oldsmobile ' Cadillac Sales and Service Gettysburg, Pa. Compliments of L E V A N ' S Gettysburg, Pa. BENDER'S 12-16 Baltimore Street Gifts - Hallmark Cards - Medicines Toilet Goods ni i1u1uv1o1n1u1u1u1oc:u:ru1 rioiniuxuunuqnoxuiniuanu:mai up :ini vin: Page one hundred four ioxuiniuiniuioxuinsiixini inioinini 1 ivinioininini in viuirvioi WAGNEW5 STAWN ossonn PRINTING co. Firestone Tires' Auto and Stationery, Business Forms, Solesbooks, . Duplicating, Offset Printing, Register Home supphes Forms, Rubber Stamps Good Used Cars . Phone 76 Biglel-ville, Pa. Blglervllle, Pa. Phone: 125-R SLAYBAUGH BROS. N URSERY Aspers, Pa. Compnments of Growers of Quality Fruit Trees BIGLERVILLE wAnEHousE Phone: Big'e'vi e 252'R'2 COMPANY UTZ POTATO C H I P J. W. DEARDORFF, Proprietor Carlisle Street Hanover, Pa. V N -A Q . -9- LS I is - APPLE snucs ff' x ' SUCFD APPU5 1 5 ioie - APPLE WWF memo - - APPLE Bunn I-I f S - mon me numcs f P P ir? iApple, Cherry, Peach, Blueberry, Pineapple, S M 05 W Z - smczo Annes S, - James is x - mnznc Arm.: sAucs X I - cms: vluscmz Ii x 1 - cnenmss I 5 ,E A df s i,e if . romno JUICE . 1' -------- . - -------- The C. H. MUSSELMAN Compan x I BIGLERVME, PAA - GARDNERS, PA. - lNWOOD,WEST VA. Page one hundred five lioiuioin nioiniuil yu iuicaiiviniuvinininininioiuini 1 siuiniuinii-ri JOHN F. KLINEFELTER Hotpoint Appliances Hoover Vacuum Cleaners Sunbeam and G. E. Small Appliances Biglerville, Pa. Phone 175 BERT WEST Myers Pumps Plumbing and Heating Biglerville, Pa. Phone 18-M BUCHER'S RESTAURANT and SODA FOUNTAIN Bendersville, Pa. SHOWERS' SERVICE STATION Phone: Biglerville 252-R-24 Bendersville, Pa. Compliments of TYSON'S ORCHARD SERVICE M. S. and F. E. GRIEST, JR. Compliments of I CRUM'S JEWELERS Bendersville, Pa. Phone: Biglerville 80-R-12 HOFFMAN'S GROCERY General Merchandise Bendersville, Pa. Phone: Biglerville 286-R-12 BAER'S PHARMACY Biglerville, Pa. Druge, Cosmetics, Fountain Service Phone: 170 SMlCK'S CUT RATE Phone 40 Biglerville, Pa. Patent Medicines - Sundries Fountain Service - Sandwiches GILBERT'S FOOD MARKET Biglerville, Pa. We Guarantee Everything We Sell Compliments of WEAVER'S STORE Complete Food Market Phone: 191 1 101: ioininiziirviniirininininiui BIGLERVILLE TV. CO. Sylvania Television Service Phone: 88 WILLIAM LEREW, Proprietor Page one bumlred six miata:uioiinin-zniniuirrini Compliments ' of THE BIGLERVILLE NATIONAL BANK Biglerville, Pa. Resources Over 53,500,000 Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent A Good Bank in o Good Town Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation BIGLERVILLE HARDWARE Phone: 36-R A. L. LEINART, Proprietor BUPP'S DAIRY, INC GETTIER'S BAKERY ROY C. GETTIER, Proprietor Bread - Rolls - Cakes - Groceries Phone: Biglerville 85 Most Honored Mrlk of York and Adams Counties SHENK 8. TITTLE Everything for Sport Play More - Live Longer 513 Market St. Phone: CE 4-3274 Harrisburg, Pa. rrini rin:010xnioinininioznioinirricvinioi Page one hundred seven I Hanover, Pa Phone: 6127 uiuin-101 0:vr2n1n1u1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n rl n rn n ll u l li l ll ll II 2 l n l ll ll ll MEADOW VALLEY ABATTOIR Wholesalers Home Dressed Quality Meats and Meat Products Gettysburg R. D. 5, Pa. Phone: Gettysburg 790 .. 1 1 1:11 guinea time-sux 141: Compliments of JOHN C. LOWER CO. Wholesale Grocers Gettysburg, Pa. KATHRYN'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Complete Beauty Culture Bendersville, Pa. Phone: Biglerville 204-R-4 Compliments of BIGLERVILLE GARAGE ,QI Best of Luck and Success to the Graduates Closs of l957 DUFFY - MOTT COMPANY, INC. Aspers, Pa. Fine Food Products Since 1842 ninioini 1101 ininioioiuioininiuiuiuiui:goin-:mini:gui in: Page one hundred eight iaioioininirvi inioirri ini in Best Wishes From Adams County Fruit Packing and Distributing Co., Inc. Orchard Supplies Farm Equipment Service Biglerville, Pa. HERSH EY'S MEN'S STORE Tailoring and Haberdashery Opposite Court House Gettysburg, Pa. DAVE'S PHOTO SUPPLY Complete Camera Service 52 Chambersburg Street Phone: Gettysburg 1172 COFFMAN - FISHER DEPARTMENT STORE Always Good Value Gettysburg, Pa. MENCHEY MUSIC SERVICE 430 Carlisle Street Hanover, Pa. Menchey Means Music Compliments of T O B E Y ' S Gettysburg, Pa. Compliments of DAVE OYLER MOTORS Gettysburg, Pa. When you need keys, think of SCHWARTZ'S SERVICE L. W. and M. S. KLEINFELTER Allis-Chalmers Tractors and Farrn Machinery Biglffvillft Pa- Phone zso Biglerville, Pa. PAUL FISSEL S E L L ' S Feed - Fertilizer v Seed BODY AND FENDER REPAIRS Fruit Crates ' Pallets A d ,ll P Phone NLR ren tsvl e, a. Biglerville, Pa. Phone: Biglerville 259-J 'siuini 1niniiriivcvnxuirriucprrininioiuiirinirri rinquuiu ioiuxuinini 1 Page one hundred nine inicniulauirrieu 34 in 1:11:11 101011101 ie inioinirriniuini 10101 BLACK'S WELDING SHOP Electric and Acetylene Welding WOLF F'S FARM SUPPLY Portable Equipment F Ornamental Railings lSteel Clothes Posts International Harvester Phone: Biglerville 67-J Farm Equipment F'f ' T s SUMMMIT PouLTRY FARMS Hardie Sprayers Baby Chicks : : Turkey Poults ROY HECKENLUBER, Proprietor ARENDTSVILLE GARAGE GLENN HOKE, Proprietor General Repair, Body and Fender Work Myers Sprayers Phone: Biglerville 38-R-2 Arencltsville, Pa. Phone: Biglerville 188 Compliments of THE NATIONAL BANK OF ARENDTSVILLE Arendtsville, Pa. A Community Service Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation vi-13111113113 inioimuiuiuixnuinininininioi 1 1 3:1 1:1 1 ini 1 Page one lmndred ten air 4, I H II 1 ll u ll E 11 II if H II n ! N U l! !! U U !! U H :.l m 1+ n I , nw ra 10:0 for I II 515- nxuxn-: ,ia ..- ininiui :ni 1 11110303 10:1 ininini ici: ininininininiixi I Compliments of E N S M I N G E R'S Official Photographer LOWERIS STORE for Biglerville High School Table Rock, pa. Class of '57 I Second and Walnut Street Harrisburg, Pa. HANOVER HARDWARE . Hanover, Pa. Sporting Goods 'since 1882, Paints and Hardware Compliments of INLAND CONTAINER CORPORATION and RICE TREW AND RICE COMPANY 1 iuinini 1 iix1u1n1u:n1u1n1:miniuioiuguqnuiui11 :-- ilir--341 1:14 Page one hundred eleven Congratulations To Class of '57 JOHN S. FUNT WELL DRILLER Gettysburg, R. D. 5 Phone: Biglerville 201-R-2 BOB'S DINER Home Cooked Food 4 Miles North of Biglerville Route 54 O. C. RICE ond SON Your Farm Machinery Headquarters Biglerville, Pa. Opposite High School Congratulations to Class of '57 JACOBY'S GIFT SHOP Biglerville Road Toys, Gifts, Basketry and Novels BROUGH'S STORE Groceries and Frozen Foods Hardware Phone: Biglerville 90-R-2 Bendersville, Pa. DITZLER'S RESTAURANT AND FURNITURE Biglerville, Pa. Compliments of DOT'S BEAUTY SALON Bendersville, Pa. Phone: Biglerville 252-R-3 Compliments of JOSEPH S. BOYER ARCTIC LOCKER SYSTEM - Own Made Ice Cream - Wholesale Frozen Fruits Vegetables and Meats Gettysburg, Pa. Compliments of LOWER'S GAS STATION Bottled and Gas Appliances Biglerville, Pa. Phone: 117-R Compliments of ROBERTS' GROCERY Guernsey, Pa. Phone: Biglerville 190-M CONEWAGO FEEDS L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY ZEIGLER BROS. FEED MILLS. INC. C. S. 8. C. DIVISION Gardners, Pa. viainininibi 11101010 Attleboro, Massachusetts ioinininiaininguin-1 iniuinioi Page one bundred twelve .....,,s-9-MQ s..h?- ji --..........-, , , '- -'Q 'jliklf 4 files I xl!! A I ,fl--...,.,., ff ma -325 3 ,Qual-My 52 W fi ? 4jQw M sv- 1'-1 Xgsgsj-3 'Dv 5 -xx x A X 1 :gi ' '- , -1 1-fa - Q -5 'E ,f . X A gg ,1 Q 4--P . if . fp- Q? -ascii' V. 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