Biglerville High School - Mirror Yearbook (Biglerville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1958 volume:

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SENIOR CLASS 01' BIGLERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Presents the NINETEEN FIFTY-EIGHT MIRRGR Editor-in-Chief CAROLYN BAKER Associate Editor JUDITH BGSSERMAN Business Manager ANNA MAE OGDEN Photographer ENSMINGER STUDIOS Printer THE CRAFT PRESS, INC Slanding, left lo rigbt: Sandra I-Ioke, Carolyn Baker, Deanne Eckenrode, Judith Bosserman Seated, left to right: Patricia Rankin, Shirley Finfrock, Iris McDannell, Ruth Ann Rider, Anna Mae Ogden, Cecil Showers, Richard Hartzel, Richard Byers, Don Coble, joan Heller: Vivian Geiselman, Diana Crum, Nancy Peters, Jeanette Kuntz, Joan Thomas, Carol Gratton Joan Hartman. EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief --- --- Carolyn Baker Associate Editor --- --- .... Judith Bosserman Literary Editor .... ............... I ris McDannell Assistants ..... --- Jeanette Kuntz, John Slonaker Art Editor --- ................ Joan Hartman Assistant ...... .... .... V i vian Geiselman Sports Editor ..... -- Richard Hartzel Assistant .......... .... C ecil Showers Photography Editor -- ..... Richard Byers Assistant ..--..... --- Deanne Eckenrode Snapshot Editor --- ..... Donald Coble Humor Editor -- .................... ,, Sandra Hqke BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager --- --- Anna Mae Ogden Assistant ....................... ............... N ancy Peters Typing Manager -- Asistants ...... Gerry McCauslin, Joan Thomas, Carol Gratton, Ruth Ann Rider, Diana Crum, Shirley Finfrock, Pat Rankin -------------------------------- Joan Heller Advisor ..................................... Mr. Donald Ernst Foreword We, the class of 1958, have gathered into these pages the outstanding athletic, curricular, and extra-curricular events of our high school days. Out of these pages, we hope, will tumble heart-warming incidents and memo- ries of our wonderful days at Biglerville High School. The Seniors Dedication To Donald B. Hudson, for his untiring interests in our behalf and his most gracious help, We the class of 1958 dedicate this edition of THE MIRROR. We extend our deepest wishes in the hope that his remain- ing years at our Alma Mater will be pleasant and successful. Table of Contents ADMINISTRATION Someone to Watch Over Me SENIORS Bon Voyage UNDERCLASSMEN School Days ACTIVITIES AIexander's Ragtime Band SPORTS Ya Gotta Be a Football Hero PATRONS Wheel of Fortune Alma Mater Biglerville High School we are bringing our gifts of homage due. With songs and praises ringing, our debts we .owe to youg Other high schools have their colors, which are loved by young and old But the noblest and the fairest are Biglerville's black and gold. When we enter life's great battle, and high school days are o'er, We will think of thee and love thee as n-e'er we've done before. Our hearts will surely linger, our lives will ever tell, XVe love you, Alma Mater, true-hearted Biglerville. SCHOOL MOTTO SCHOOL COLORS Onward and Upward Black and Gold 1 1 N N N H O M f CD Z5 I Eg ? f dr 'N E QQ f- H O M 0 N M V E E R -6? A W E1 Joint School Board Seated, first row: Henry Lower, J. Vincent Hawbecker, john Mansberger, Dr. R. M. Hale Charles Bushey, Corman Day, Guy Deardorlf, Hiram Rex. Scaled, second row: Elmer Hoke, Luther Horick, Harold Oliver, L. W. Kleinfelter, Rowe Martin, L. W. Garretson, Orville McBeth, Paul Pitzer, A. E. Orner. Standing: Paul Crum, Kenneth Alwine, Herman Dixon, Luther Lady, John Frederick, Richard Galusha, john Pitzer, Robert Lott, O. C. Rice Jr., Dean Asquith. ARENDTSVILLE BOROUGH Mr. L. W. Garretson Mr. John Frederick Mr. Charles Bushey Mr. Arnold Omer Dr. R. M. Hale BENDERSVILLE BOROUGH Harold Oliver Mr. Mr. Luther Horick Carl Taylor Paul Crum Herman Dixon BIGLERVILLE BOROUGH Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. R. M. Martin Mr. Kenneth Alwine Mr. Dean Asquith Mr. L. XV. Klinefelter Mr. O. C. Rice, Jr. Page ten BUTLER TOWNSHIP Mr. F. Kanagy Mr. Henry Lower Mr. Luther Lady Mr. Elmer Hoke Mr. 1. Vincent Hawbecker MEN ALLEN TOWNSHIP Mr. John Pitzer Mr. Richard Galusha Mr. Paul Pitzer Mr. Robert Lott Mr. Orville McBeth TYRONE TOWNSHIP Mr. John Mansberger Guy Deardorlf George Weaver Hiram Rex Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Corman Day Donald B. Hudson Supervising Principal Altoona High School Juniata College - B. A. Duke University - M. A. Columbia University Northwestern University Harold W. Sanders Administration Instrumental Music New Oxford High School Temple University - B. S Western Maryland College Western Maryland College - M. Ed. Administration Charles L. Yost Principal Jr. 8: Sr. Choruses Carlisle High School Albright College - B. A. Gettysburg College - M. A. West Chester S. T. C. Penn State University Arthur M. Gordon Administration Social Studies Gettysburg High School Gettysburg College - A. B. Penn State University - M. Ed. Bruce B. Shears Administration Mathematics, Latin Lewisburg High School Bucknell University - B. A., M. A. Columbia University -- M. S. 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 Arendtsville High School Gettysburg College - B. S. Millersville S. T. C. - B S Gettyrgbufg College - A. B. Franklin and Marshall College XVestern Maryland College William L. Coradetti English, Social Studies Luzerne High School Kings College -- B. A. Shippensburg S. T. C. Lebanon Vallege College Clyde R. Cover Mary A. Diehl Wood Shop, Mechanical Vocational Home Ec Drawing Noxen High School Millersville S. T. C. Penn State University Page lwelzfe U B. S. M. Ed. Mansfield S. T. C. - B S Facult Albert D1-aghbaf Ralph L. Eckenrode Samuel A. Ehlman Guidance, Geography' Commercial Biology, Mathematics, J. P. Mccaskey High School Chambersburg High School Physlcs' Chemlsffy Millersville s. T. c. - B. s. shippensburl: S- T- C- - B- S- Ickesburg High School Penn State University - M. Ed. GeflYSblffg 90111232 Shippensburg S. T. C. - B S Penn State University - M. Ed. Columbia University - M P John Emanuel Core Curriculum Williani Penn High School Shippensburg S. T. C. - B. S S hr S S .,. .. -.. 'L . Donald R. Ernst Driver Education Math, English York Springs High School Shippensburg S. T. C. - B. S. Penn State University - M. Ed. Page thirteen Kay S. Frantz General Home Ec. Boyden High School Catawba College - B. S Lawrence XV. Gulden Core Curriculum Biglerville High School Gettysburg College - B. S. Facult X , ,,,.,,....,, ., .. ,, Doris Haas Helen Hawbecker English Art Supervisor john Harris High School Chambersburg High School Gettysburg College - A. B. Shippensburg S. T. C. Anita Inskip Library Science Gettysburg High School Millersville S. T. C. -- B. S. Amy Kelly Herbert Lady Special Ed. Secondary Mathematics Hanover High School Arendtsville High School Gettysburg College West Chester S. T. C. - B. S john Hopkins University Penn State University Page fourteen Facult Roderick Laird Janice Lupp Edward Myers Commercial Physical Education, Math, Metal Shop, Chambersburg High School Health Mechanical Drawing Shlppensbufg S- T- C- - B- S- Biglerville High Schoql Biglerville High School Lock Haven S, T. C, - B, S, Millersville S. T. C. - B. S. Charles Rogers Junior High Music Gettysburg High School Peabody Conservatory of Music Gettysburg College 4 E. Ann Settle S. Ray Shetter Music Supervisor Core Curriculum Biglerville High School Gettysburg High School Susquehanna University - B. S. Gettysburg College - B. S. Temple University - M. Ed Page fifteen Faculty Cecil Snyder Virginia Steiner Donald E, Stemer Vocational Agriculture English, Social Studies Science, Health, Fawn Township High School Perryopolis High Sql-1001 Physical Education, Math Penn State University - Hiram College - A. B. , - B. S., M. S. West Virginia University Geiggigjlaglrgoligglz TXOEIA Bernard E. Thrush Physical Education, Health, Social Studies Steelton High School Lebanon Valley College - B. Gettysburg College Penn State University Mildred A. Walter John W. White Social Studies Vocational Agriculture Gettysburg High School Fairfield High School Gettysburg College - A. B. University of Maryland - B. S. Page sixteen Facult Suzanng Zeiglef Ruth S. Crawford Spanish, English, French School Nurse Gettysburg High School Chambersburg High School Gettysburg College - A. B. ChamberSbRriIH0spiral - Gettysburg College Shippensburg S. T. C. David C. Houck Sara Sandoe Helen Rex Business Manager Secretary Secretary Hanover High School Gettysburg High School Biglerville High School Gettysburg College -- A. B. Truant Oflicer --- ......... Harry Lerew Custodians ..... .... J ohn Stallsmith john Luckenbaugh Charles Stock Page .teverzteen N v T 4 1 W w 1 i X en 14 ,....-sv , ..- 'U g 4,-5 5 5' 1 ' 'BIS qufhl ? 1? . iq iff .ofi -9 , 9 ? g a problem. l Thomas Guy Cline Esquire Academic That would be elegant! Baseball 10, 11, 125 Varsity Club 11, Vice-President 125 County Band 10, 11, 125 Choir 10, 11, 125 Spring Musical 10, 11, 125 Class President 10, Vice-President 11, 125 F. T. A. Secretary 105 F. F. A. 11, 125 Hi-Y 11, 125 Student Council 10, 11, 12. V P of class thinks of a certain so homore constantly . . . . . p . . . plays a hot baritone . . . good pianist . . . likes teachers? . . plans to be a mason or a farmer . . . swell guy. is Mr. Experience. Carolyn Inez Baker Carolyn Academic What do you care? Band 10, 11, 125 Choir 10, 11, President 125 County Chorus 115 County Band, 125 Spring Musical 10, 11, 125 B-Club 11, 125 Student Council 125 Handbook Staff 10, 11, Editor 125 B-Hi Times Reporter 10, Co-news Editor 11, Associate Editor 125 Editor of Mirror 125 Peter Pan Club 11, Vice-President 125 Double Exposure 11. Editor of Mirror . . . favorite car - red and black '56 Ford . . . business school bound . . . that naturally curly hair . . . drummer girl . . . enjoys running around. Page twenty Patricia Ann Heckenluber Pat Academic I thought I d howl' Band 10, 11, 125 Choir 10, 11 12 County Band 10 11, Chorus 125 Spring Musical 10, 11, 12 BClub 10, 11, 12 Student Council 11, President 12 Basketball 10, 11 Handbook Staff 11, 125 Class Treasurer 10 Homeroom President 11, Class President 125 B-Hi Times Reporter 10, 11, 12, Peter Pan Club 11, Secretary 12 Popular . . . what about a certain Penn Stateri future woman in white at Lankenau clarmetist pizza fanatic . . . collects souvenirs steers the class through many john acob Slonaker john Academic ','Go West young man, go West' B4Hi Times 10, Sports Editor 11, Feature Editor 12, H1Y 10, 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 12 The intellectual type OJ authority on American History . . . pet peeve - pessimists great sense of humor would like to be a writer of western love favorite teacher Bretz Vocational Donald Lee Baltzley Donnie Industrial What's her name? Football 11, 12g Shop Service Club 11, 123 Scenery 10, 11, 12g Varsity Club 12. Cadillac man . . . peeved by two hour classes . . . always working on cars . . . one of the shop boys . . . U. S. A. F. after graduation . . . girls? . . . a good class booster. Richard Arthur Beatty Dick Academic What's your trouble? Football 12g Basketball 10, 11, 125 Baseball 10, 11, 125 F. F. A. 105 Varsity Club 11, 12. Plagued by a '48 Dodge . . . part-time resident of Benders- ville . . . nice guy . . . always ready for a good time . . . lots of fun . . . islikes chemistry? . . . plans to join the Navy. Judith Shiveley Bosserman Judy Academic Crimonitly ! Band 10, 11, 125 County Band 10, 11, 125 Choir 10, ll, 123 B-Club 10, 11, 125 B-Hi Times Re rter 10, New Editor ll, Business Manager 125 Associate Edziior of Mirror 125 Girls' Basketball 10, 11g Peter Pan Club 11, 125 Double Exposure llg How Green Was Her. Boyfriend? 123 Homeroom Vice- President llg Spring Musical 10, 11, 12. Toots a flute . . . Cecil's her man . . . college bent . . . saves quarters . . . doesn't care much for her middle name . . . always on the go . . . peeved by people with no school spirit. Ivan Robert Bretzman You don't say ! Football 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 12g F. F. A, 105 Assistant Secretary of F. F. A. 11. Fire-lighter . . . just loves teachers CD . . . likes to hunt Cwhat?J . . , enjoys running around . . . plans to be an auto mechanic . . . where there is a fire truck there's Ivan. : Page twenty-one Jeffry Clifford Bucher jeff General ttHuh ?n Red Cross 105 Sound Effects 10, 11, 12. English student . . . our electronics expert . . . never seen without his tape recorder . . . funny without trying . . . ping- pong fiend . . . future chief engineer at NBC-TV. Michael Kermit Bucher Mike Academic Do you think so? Band 10, 11, 12g F. T. A. 11, 123 Spring Musical 10, 11, 12. Proud GJ owner of an oil burner . . . another ping-pong fiend . . . seen with jay . . . blasts a baritone . . . prefers red- heads above all others . . . pet peeve - typing class. Richard Leroy Byers Dick - Commercial Let's go! Football 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, 11, 12g Varsity Club 11, 12g Photography Editor of Mirror 12g Homeroom Treasurer 12. Sports-minded . . . always good for a laugh . . . would like to possess a Thunderbird . . . happy-go-lucky . who's the lucky girl tonight, Dick? . . . clown . . . that hot rod. Jane Helena Carey Janeous Vocational No kidding! Social Dancing 123 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 125 F. H. A. 10, 11. Neat . . . Pat Boone - Wow! . . . best dressed . . . one of Mrs. Diehl's girls . . . pretty eyes . . . future number please girl . . . likes to bowl . . . runs around with the gang. Page twenty-two Richard Owen Carey ' Vocational tlmckyl That's nice F. F. A. 10, 11, 125 Track Manager 11, 12. Fu-ture farmer . . . favorite dish - T-bone steak . . seen running around with Bretz . . . black curly hair . . . likes to hunt and fish. John Phillip Clouse I.ouse Vocational Baloney ! Wrestling 10, 11, 12g Track Manager 11. Future swabie . . . prefers no work above a lot of work . . inhabits Bob's Diner . . . what about a certain sophomore? . . one of our mat men . . . that wavy hair! Don Wisler Coble Wisler Academic I know you! Band 10, 11, 125 Dance Band 10, 11, 123 County Band 10, 11, 125 District Band 11, 12g District Orchestra 123 State Band 11g Snapshot Editor of Mirror 125 Baseball Manager 115 Base- ball 12. Aristotle's fan club . . . one of those jeep addicts . . . enjoys music CD . . . specialist on trumpet . . . favorite pastime - eating, sleeping, and listening to Les Elgart's L. P.'s , . . those corny jokes. Parker Charles Coble Park Vocational What ! Football 10, 11, 123 Basketball 10, ll, 125 Varsity Club 11, 123 Track 10, 11, 12g F. F. A. Basketball 10, 115 State F. F. A. Band 10, 11, 12g Band 10, 11, 12g Spring Musical 10, 11, 25 Hi-Y 11g World Service Chairman 12. Interest in a rival school CLittlestownJ . . . hunts with a bow and arrow . . . pet peeve - game wardens . . . future four minute mller . . . will enter college next fall. Page twenty-three Dee' Commercial Owen Christopher Cooley Farmer Cooley Vocational That's nice! F. F, A. 10, Treasurer 11, President 12. F. F. A. prexy . . . dislikes homework . . . tinkers with farm machinery . . . husky farmer . . . enjoys running around . . . girls???? Diana Kay Crum You're kidding of course? Band 10, 11, Secretary-Treasurer 125 B-Hi Times Business Staff 125 Yearbook Staff 12g Social Dancing 10g Spring Musical 10, 11, 12. One of the three zigs and a zag . . . quiet? . . . the short of it . . . Pat Boone fan . . . favorite pastime - horseback ridin boy crazy? . . . would like to be Tab Hunter's pri- g . . . vate secretary. Richard John Cutshall Cut Academic Ye gads, what a gash ! Basketball 10. Pretty blue eyes . . . that Chevy! . . . will work for Uncle Sam . . . hails from A-ville . . . forgets OJ homework . . . quiet . . , likes to tinker around wtih cars. Edward Ray Deardorff Ed Industrial Who, me? Band 10, 11, 129 Dance Band 11, 123 Spring Musical 10, 11, 12. Toots a bass . . . one of the industrial boys . . . dislikes people with no school spirit . . . drives CD a beat up Olds . . . wavy hair . . . plans to go to trade school. Page twenty-four Gerald Henry Dorsey Jerry Academic You asinine fool ! 123 County Band 11, 123 Choir 10, 11, 123 103 Octette 123 Spring Musical 10, 11, 123 10, 11, President 123 Hi-Y 10, 11, 123 B-Hi 10, Photographer 11, Co-news Editor 123 Stu- dent Council 123 Good Night Ladies 10, Sound Effects 11, How Green Was Her Boyfriend 123 Track 10, 11, 123 Foot- ball 123 Basketball 10, 11: B-Club 11, 12. Pulse quickened by the name Sandy . . . plans to be a drafts- man . . . listens to WCAO . . . distinguished?? . . . that old rusty cornet . . L puts in time in a garage in York Springs. Band 10, 11, County Chorus Peter Pan Club Times Reporter Gerald Edward Dove Dovie Commercial Oh yeah ! Baseball manager 10. Quiet . . . those boots , . . pest . . . drives a real crazy black and yellow Mercury . . . likes York Springs girls . . . Mr. Elhman's boy scout . . . pet peeve - sales and law. Anita Deanne Eckenrode Tim General Bi-Dingie-Dangie! Band 10, 11, 12g Choir 10, 11, 123 Spring Musical 10, 11, 123 B-Hi Times 123 County Chorus 11, 12. Little but mighty . . . happy-go-lucky . . . beats a drum . . . hot rods a Plymouth station wagon . . . dislikes guys who break dates . . . future airline hostess . . . usually seen loafing around Smick's drugstore. Duane David Eckert Dave Industrial Beats me! Band 10, 11, 123 Choir 10, 11, 123 Dance Band 10, 11, 123 Spring Musical 10, 11, 12. Nice guy . . . plays a bass fiddle .. . plans to go to Florida . . . day dreams in study hall . . . drives a lavender and white '57 Chevy convertible . . . what about girls! . . . always working on his car. Page twenty-five Robert Samuel Ehlman Bob Academic I don't know! Football 105 Choir 10, 11, 125 Band 10, ll, 125 County Chorus 10, 115 Octette 125 Spring Musical 10, 11, 12. A member of Boy Scouts and De Molay . . . future collegian . . . doesn't get along well with monitors . , . good dancer . . . pilots a little red bug . . . favorite subject - plane geometry. Shirley Marie Finfrock Edie Commercial I'll be dad burn! Band 10, 115 Choir 10, 115 Spring Musical 10, 115 Social Dancing 10, 125 Yearbook Staff 125 Basketball 10, 11. Pretty black hair . . . that Southern Rebel ! . . . member of the three zigs and a zag . . . future receptionist or secretary- then who knows! . . . always ready for a good time. Vivian Elaine Geiselman Bibbie Commercial How 'bout dat ? Majorette 10, 11, Head 125 B-Hi Times 10, 115 Basket- ball 10, 115 B-Club 11, 125 Homeroom Treasurer 115 Assistant Art Editor of Yearbook 12. Our head high stepper . , . writes letters to a certain student at Maryland Art Institute . . . pretty blonde . . . future beau- tician . . . favorite class -- P.O.D. . . . seen with Carol. Carol Ann Gratton Carol Commercial Well, now actually! Social Dancing 10, 125 Library Assistant 105 B-Hi Times Reporter 10, 11, 125 Color Guard 115 Basketball Cheerleader 11, 125 Art Club 125 Public Speaking Club 125 Mirror Stak 12. One of the commercial gang . . . blondie . . . hates to hear people say Nashes look like bugs . . . peppy cheerleader . . . plans to attend business school . . . pop music fan. Page twenty-six Joan Elizabeth Hartman Sunny Academic Howdy, Honey ! Art Club 103 Red Cross 103 Public Speaking 10, President 11, 12g Tri-Hi-Y 103 Student Council 11, 12Q Double Exposure 1lQ How Green Was Her Boyfriend 123 Monitor 11, 12Q B-Hi Times 12. Tall . . . pretty eyes . . . talented artist . . . likes horses . . . future airline hostess . . . nice personality . . enjoys walking . . . peeved by teachers who don't give breaks. Richard Herman Hartzel Dick Commercial I Know anymore good jokes? Football Manager 10, Football 11, 123 Basketball 10, 11, 12g Baseball 10, ll, 12Q Varsity Club 11, 12g Sports Editor of Mirror 12. Star athlete . . . swell guy . . . tears around in a Chevy . . . one of the football heroes . . . peeved by people who think they know everything . . . one of the A-ville gang. Blaine Miller Harvey Harve Academic Hey -- Zig! Basketball 10, IZQ Choir 103 Band 10, 11, 123 County Band 10, 11, 12Q Dance Band 10, 11, IZQ Goodnight Ladies 103 Double Exposure IIQ Peter Pan Club ll, 12Q Football An- nouncer 11, 12? ,liven 5 + 1 10. Future collegian . . . makes like a D.j. during summer va- cation . . . real cool saxaphonist . . . buys groceries on North Main Street . . . peeved by people who express their opinions without permission in P. O. D. class. Jean Alene Heller NJ annie!! G I e I don't know enera Tri-Hi-Y 10, Vice-President 113 President IZQ Monitor 10, 11, Captain 12g Red Cross 103 Social Dancing 10, l2Q Student Council 12Q Circulation Manager of B-Hi Times 12. One ofthe twins . . . that crazy laugh . . . a lot of fun . . . keeps the halls in order? . . . owns 113 of a Studebaker . . . Pat Boone fan . . . would like to be a saleslady in some big department store Page twenty-seven Joan Irene Heller joan Commercial I don't know! Monitor 10, 113 Red Cross 10, 112 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 123 B-Hi Times Photographer 105 Photography Editor 11, 123 B- Hi Times Typist 12Q Basketball 10, 113 Social Dancing 10, 123 Public Speaking Club 103 Football Cheerleader 11, Captain l2Q Typing Manager of Mirror 12g B-Club 11, 12 The other one . . . pretty . . . head yell leader . . . future holds a certain tall, dark, handsome guy . . . whiz on a type- writer . . . runs around with the gang. 1 l Shirle Marie Herman Y Herm Commercial ..Naah ,., Social Dancing 10, 12g Art Club 11. Happy-go-lucky . . . PCI peeve - detention . . . goes with a certain senior . . . WCAO fan . , . member of the three zigs and a zag . . . favorite meal - hoagies and cokes. Dennis George Hess Hesser Commercial You wanna bet? Football 10, 11, 12S Wresding 10, 11, 123 Baseball Manager 103 Social Dancing 123 Hi-Y 12. . Friend of all the girls . . . runs around with Mac . . . will be a man in blue CU.S.A.F.J . . . wrestler . . . one .of the few commercial guys . . . likes girls, girls and more girls. Fred Raymond Hoffman Knucklehead Industrial Who is she? Baseball 11, 12g Stage Crew 10, 12g Shop Service Club 11. Member of the shop gang . . . nice guy . . . very much in- terested in guns . . . hunts fgame?J . . . day dreams of whom? . . . would like to be a gunsmith. Page twenty-eight Sandra Gail Hoke Sandy Academic p Uwhyr' Band 10, 11, 12: Dance Band 10, 11g District Band 10, 113 State Band 10g County Band 10, 11, 12g Choir 10, 11, 12g Peter - Pan: Club ll, '12g B-Club 10, 11, 12g Play Property Committee 1 115 B-Hi Times Reporter 10, Feature Editor ll, Editor 123 Humor Editor of Mirror 12g Homeroom Secretary 11. Editor of B-Hi Times . . . hobbies - reading, sewing and ice skating . . . naturally curly hair . . . partial to the name Gegald . . . what does the future hold for her? . . . French SIU ent. Jeanette Emma Kuntz Kuntzie Commercial I can see it all now. Sr. Chorus 10g Class Secretary 109 Social Dancing 10, 125 Basketball 10g B-Hi Times Reporter 10, 11, 12g Mirror Staff 125 How Green Was Her Boyfriend 12. Pretty eyes . . . heart flutters when anyone mentions Carl . . . will make a good secretary for some lucky boss . . . neatndresser . . . nice personality . . . doesn't care for hillbilly music. Bonnie Lee Lehr Bonnie Vocational Oh, gee whiz! Tri-Hi-Y 123 Social Dancing 125 E. H. A, 12g Public Speak- ing Club 12g Monitor 12. One of Mrs. Diehl's girls . . . hall police . . . that crazy laugh . . . likes P. O. D .... pals around with Gail . . . spare time spent listening to the radio. Elizabeth Ann Valerie Lott Anne Academic Oh great! Public Speaking Club 10, 123 Art Club 11g F. H. A. 12. Artistically inclined . . . good student . . . will enter Penn State next fall . . . wonder where she got that name? . . . seen with Mussy and Sandy . . . expert flower arranger. Page twenty-nine Mussy Academic Gerry Nathan McCauslin Mac Commercial Bloomin idiot! Foitball 10, 11, 125 Baseball Manager 10g Track 11. Studious? . , . dislikes grandstand quarterbacks h. . . likes to eat . . . member of that commercial gang . , . runs around . with Hesser . . . hobby - squeezing lemons. 'E Iris Jean McDannell Iris Academic For crying out loud! B-Hi Times Reporter 10, 11, 12, Sr. Band 10, ll, 125 Spring Musical 10, 11, 12, Literary Editor of Mirror 123 Mixed Chorus 10, Social Dancing 10. Petite . . . one of the Hi-Fives . . . always a cheery smile . . . blondie . . . future follower of Florence Nightingale . . seen at Bren-da's . . . crazy about Pat Boone. Rose Ann Miller Peanut General Well, whadda ya gonna do? , Art Club 10, 11, 123 Social Dancing 12, Tri-Hi-Y 12. Small . . . 'has a mischievous gleam in here eye . . . favorite . food - spaghetti . . . likes to walk, read, and play the piano . . . pretty hair. . . peeved by gossipers. b Ruthanna Musselman A Oh fiddlesticks ! Choir 10, 11, 123 Trio 125 Library Assistant 11, 12, F. H. A. 11, 125 Minstrel Show 11g Girls' Trio 12. Shortest . . . digs classical music . . . what about those rides in a Plymouth Fury . . . very good pianist . . . a good friend . . . takes school seriously. Page thirty Donald Eugene Naylor Don Industrial You got a point there! Scenery 10, 11, 123 Shop Service Club 11, 12. That curly hair . . . handy with a hammer and saw . . . prefers venison steak . . . will join some branch oi the armed services after graduation . . . class booster. Billy Stephen Decatur Newman Bill Academic You don't know, do you? Choir 12g Art Club 12. New around here . . . very helpful with class projects . . . talent for sketching . . . good student . . . with about girls? . . . enjoys listening to good records. Anna Mae Ogden Anna Mae Commercial Well bless your little pointed head! Social Dancing 10, 123 Student Council 10, 11, Secretary 12g Yearbook Staff 12g B-Hi Times typist 125 Art Club 12g Presi- dent of Homeroom 10, 11, Secretary 12. Pretty hair . . . steady with joel . . . not a care in the world . . . knows quite a bit about horses . . . will sit in some lucky boss's lap next year . . . commercial whiz. Dolores jean Omer Teeny General It ain't easy ! Social Dancing 125 Art Club ll, 12g Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12. Possessed four legs for awhile . . . that laugh! . . . has been on TV with the Acroteers . . . fan of Elvis' . . . will be a beautician . . . runs around with the gang . . . likes white bucks. Page thirty-one Jo Frances Orner ..-lo., General That'll be the day! Band 10, 11, 12g Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Basketball Cheerleader 11, 125 Monitor 10, 11, 12g Public Speaking Club 125 Spring Musical 10, 11, 12. Saxophonist . . . always ready for a good time . . . admirer of Harry Bellefonte . . , future nurse . . . eats anything which is edible . . . chums with Patsy . . . doesn't appreciate two-hour periods. Sandra jean Parker Sandy Academic Public Speaking Club 10, 129 Social Dancing 12. French student . . . nice personality . , . writes to foreign teen-agers . . . skilled cook . . . will further her education in college . . . prefers Italians and music. Nancy jean Peters Pete Commercial It's alright but don't let it happen again! Social Dancing 10, 12. Class clown . . . steady with Dick . . . the zag of the three zigs and a zag . . . peeved bytwo-faced people . . . pretty, natural curly hair . . , would rather be called Pete than Nancy, Patricia Ann Poland Pat Commercial That's what you think! Social Dancing 10, 123 Monitor 125 How Green Was Her Boyfriend 12g Public Speaking Club 12. Aspires to be an airline hostess . . . peeved by hornework on weekends . , . visits a certain place in Gettysburg . . . chums with jo and Nancy . . . dislikes hillbilly music. Page thirty-two 5 ass WF Patricia Ann Rankin Pat Commercial Holy Crow! Basketball Cheerleader 10, 11, Captain 125 Sr. Chorus 103 Social Dancing 10, 125 B-Hi Times Reporter 11, 12g Yearbook Staff 123 Student Council 12. That laugh . . . member of the Hi-Five . . . likes to cheer our basketball players on to victory . . . ask her about Minne- haha . . . pretty, natural curly hair . . . who's the lucky guy? Lois june Rex I-0 General I can see it all now! Band 10, 11, 12g Spring Musical 10, 11, 125 Sr. Chorus 10. Happy-go-lucky . . . what about Tom from Duncannon? . . . likes UD geography class . . . short . . . plans to be a beautician . . . enjoys running around with the rest of the Hi-Five. Darlene Ruth Rexroth Darlene Commercial Gee Whiz! F. H. A. 11, 12g Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12g Social Dancing 10, 12. What about a certain grad of B. H. S.? . . . will be a typist or telephone operator . . . collects records . . . short . . . spends sparetime reading or watching television. Ruth Ann Rider Ann Commercial For Pete's sake! Band 10, 11, 12g B-Hi Times Typing Manager 12g Yearbook Staff 12g Spring Musical 10, 11, 12g Tri-Hi-Y 123 Magazine Campaign Manager 12. Tallest . . . only lady trombonist . . . expects to become a medical secretary . . . reading is a favorite pastime . . . crab- cakes are a favorite . . . drives a '57 two-toned Chrysler. Page thirty-three i Rebecca Mae Roth Becky Commercial Crippes ! Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12g F. H. A. 11, VivePresident 123 Public Speaking Club 123 Social Dancing 10, 123 How Green Was Her Boyfriend 12. A great talker . . . interested in a certain marine . . . runs around with Gabby and Barb . . . no definite plans for the future . . . always bubbling over with joy . . . pretty hair. Michael Herbert Sheaffer Mike Industrial You bet I do! Shop Service Club 11, 12g Scenery 10, 11, 12. Quiet . . . handy with hammer and saw . . . girls?? . . . plans to have Uncle Sam for his boss . . . doesn't like teachers who do not cooperate . . . enjoys driving around, Gail Carol Sherman Sheephe1-der Commercial Oh, my gosh! Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12g B-Hi Times Reporter 10, 11, 123 Public Speaking Club 10, 125 F. H. A. 11, Historian 125 She Made A Pumpkin Pie llg Monitor 12g Social Dancing 12. That New England accent! . . . hobby - sheep raising . . . future stenographer . . . those freckles . . . likes good natured guys . . . one of commercial gang. Robert Ellsworth Shetter Bob Vocational Darn you! Football 10, 12g Track 10, 11, 12g Band 10, llg Social Dancing 125 F. F. A. 10, 11, 12. Great athlete . . . great sleeper also . . . future farmer , . . girls Chmmmlj . . . that crazy green Merc gets UD him where he's going . . . movie fan. Page ihirly-four if we Cecil Lester Showers Cecil H i N ' P, General Ya bloomin idiot . Football 10, 11, 12g Homeroom Vice-President 10, Secretary- Treasurer 11, President 123 Student Council 123 Varsity Club 11, 12g Assistant Sports Editor of Mirror 12g Track 10, 11. . Friend of all . . . a National Guardsman . . , flys around in a '55 Chevy . . . crazy about hoagies and pizzas . . . member of our championship football team . , , what about Judy? Donna Lee Sillik Donnie Academic I didn't do it! Art Club 10, 125 B-Hi Times 11, 125 Social Dancing 12. Hot rods a beat-up Kaiser . . . waitress at the Towne . . . one of the Hi-Fives . . . hopes to become a nurse . . . voted most talkative . . . boys!!! . . . tall. Nancy Lou Southerly Nance Commercial You pessimist! Football cheerleader 12g Social Dancing 10, 12. Seen with Pat and Jo . , . future airline stewardess . . . has a great record collection . . . peeved by guys who won't jitter- bug . . . likes to knit . . . good dancer. Barbara Lou Taylor Barb Commercial Oh mud! Social Dancing 10, 12g F. H. A. 12g Tri-Hi-Y 115 Magazine Campaign Manager 12. From up Mt, Tabor way . . . seen with Gabby and Becky . . . what does the future hold? . . . another Pat Boone fan . . pretty hair . . . would like to be a private secretary. Page thirty-five Glenn Elwood Thomas Tommy Academic Get with it! Hi-Y 10, 1 1. The short of it . . . quiet but a pest . . . studious . . . can always be found tinkering around his Chevy . . . works at Pensupreme . . . that curly hair . . . never without his chewing gum. Joan Carolyn Thomas joanie Commercial I don't know ! Social Dancing 10, 12g Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12g Art Club 11, 12g Yearbook Staff 12. Soft-spoken . . . who's the lucky guy? . . . P. O. D. class is a favorite . . . contented to just sit and listen to popular music . . . pretty, naturally curly hair . . . neat dresser. Bernice Ann Thrush Bernie . Academic Don't ask me ! Majorette 12g Choir 125 Spring Musical 125 Girls' Trio 12. Our other newcomer . . . always on the go . . . French fanatic . . . friend of all . . . excellent singer . , . writes to a student ar Princeton . . . strictly ivy league . . . will attend business school. Robert Lee Trimmer Butchie b Vocational Sure is! Football 10, 11, 12g Wrestling 10, 11, 123 F, H. A. 10, 11, 123 Varsity Club 11, 12. Big football player . . . Carolyn's man . . . will join some branch of the service . . . pilots a red and black '56 Ford . . . pool shark . . . likes food - especially roast beef . . . swell guy. V Page thirty-six Patricia Ann Weaver ..Pat,, And all that rot Mixed Chorus 10g Social Dancing 10, 12g Art Club 12. Cute . . . member of the Hi-Fives . lucky guy in her life? , . . visits Bren-da's . . . likes to walk in the rain . . . weakness for Danish pastry . . . plans to attend business college. if James Leonard Witt ttwqtti Merry Christmas! B-Hi Times Reporter 11, Managing Editor 125 The Five of Us 115 Band 125 Spring Musical 12. Weakness for a certain sophomore . . . pet peeve - home- work, homework, and more homework . . . the other jeep ad- dict . . . would like to be editor-in-chief of the New York 2 Times . . . authority on English. Wahnetta Ann Vines Needy Academic Holy heck Red Cross Vice-President 10, President 11, 125 Monitor 10g Library Assistant 10, 11, 123 Student Council 11, 123 Double Exposure 11g Social Dancing 123 F. H. A. 123 Peter Pan Club 11, 12. Headed for a nursing career . . . resident at Bob's Diner . . . .boys? . . . just loves typing cards . . . homework phobia. never without her pocketbooks . . class Cgrrr!J . . . collects post X' Academic . . who will be the Darlene Irene Winand Gabby Commercial Holy hanna ! Monitor 10, 11, 12g Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12: F. H. A. 11, Secre- tary 12g Public Speaking 12g Library Assistant 12g Red Cross 10, 11g Social Dancing 10, 12: How Green Was Her Boy- friend 12. Long blonde tresses . . . another Pat Boone fan . . . tele- phone conversationalist . . . plans for future??? . . . runs around with Beck and Barb . . . chemistry student . . . likes to talk. Academic l Page ibirty-sez'en 1 l 1. -E - , - Q,-. 4 Cecil R. Snyder i Advisor The Class of 1958 expresses its sincere thanks to 1 Cecil R. Snyder for the help and guidance he has given us during our high school days. We also wish to thank Mr. Donald Ernst for his I faithful help in the publication of our yearbook. Page tbirly-eight t. . Wm X O Senior Class Hlstor Chapter I. 1954 5 We entered the familiar premises of Biglerville High School in Sep- tember of '54 as energetic freshmen. This was the first act in our long high school career. We showed some of our talents by taking Part in sports, band, plays, and also Honor Society. During this eventful year we visited the County Court House and the State Capitol. The class elected Thomas Cline, who was formerly their president, again, and Mr. Soloski as our advisor. Chapter II. 1955 We returned in '55 with Thomas Cline as president. We sold candy at noon and also Prom Peanuts to raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom. Chapter III. 1956 For the first time in ten years our class seemed very anxious to return to school. The reason was very simple because we were waiting for our class rings. October 4 was the big day and we proudly showed them off to everyone. Our projects included selling hot dogs at football games, spon- soring food sales, dances and roller skating parties. Our big event this year was our presentation of the junior-Senior Prom Q Down by the Old Mill Streamnj. We elected William Payne as our President. Chapter IV. 1957 With much proudness we reach the coveted name - Sophisticated Seniors. We had 72 energetic people in our class. Patricia Heckenluber was elected class president. We sold candy, jackets, cokes, coffee, dough- nuts, peanuts, sponsored dances, food sales, and also a roller skating party to raise funds for our Senior trip. We are all looking forward for the big night when we receive our diplomas, but we can never forget the enjoyable times and memories from B. H. S. We want to extend our appreciation to those who made these years pleasant and successful. To the classes which follow we wish wisdom, happiness, friendship, and success as we have gained from our Alma Mater. Page tbirly-nine Class Will Being as it is that old seniors never die, but do pass away ffrom school, that isj we, the Senior Class of Biglerville High School, being of sound mind do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. I, Carolyn Inez Baker, will the editorship of the yearbook to anyone who wants a king-size headache. I, Donald Lee Baltzley, will the well-worn road from Aspers to Biglerville to David Dull. I, Richard Arthur Beatty, will my '40 Dodge to anyone who can keep gas in it and . tires on it. I, Judith Shively Bosserman, will my privilege to will to someone who has some- thing to will. I, Ivan Robert Bretzman, will all my school books to anyone who wants them. I, jeffry Clifford Bucher, will my ability to learn English to anybody who can use it. I, Michael Kermit Bucher, will my Frazer to anyone who can keep it filled with oil. I, Richard Leroy Byers, will my football uniform to John Harmon. I, jane Helena Carey, will my P. O. D. book to joan Carey. I, Richard Owen Carey, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Clark Shaffer. I, Thomas Guy Cline, will my faculty friends to Nancy Sheaffer. I, John Phillip Clouse, will my jammed toe to anybody who wants it. I, Don Wfisler Coble, will my ability to do things wrong -to David Dull. I, Parker Charles Coble, will my track shoes to Jack Frantz. I, Owen Christopher Cooley, will my books to anyone who wants them. I, Diana Kay Crum, will my ability to keep quiet to Steve Gettier. I, Richard John Cutshall, will my Ford to anyone foolish enough to want such a thing. I, Edward Ray Deardorif, will the A-ville B-ville road to Butch Stover for steady wear. I, Gerald Henry Dorsey, will my old, rusty, worn-out corner to Larry Kennedy. I, Gerald Edward Dove, will my books to anyone who can use them. I, Anita Deanne Eckenrode, will my ability to get hit to any fool driver. I, Duane David Eckert, will my dreams to anyone who can fulfill them. I, Robert Samuel Ehlman, will my ability to forget to Chester Vandyke. I, Shirley Marie Finfrock, will my studying ability to my sister, Betty. I, Vivian Elaine Geiselman, will my whistle, that I did not use, to the head drummer. I, Carol Ann Gratton, will my ability to catch the bus every morning to anyone out for the 100-yard dash. I, Joan Elizabeth Hartman, will my ability to wriggle out of trouble to my brother, Joe. I, Richard Herman Hartzel, will my football ability to my brother, Fred. I, Blaine Miller Harvey, will my lack of ability to any Junior who needs an excuse for not graduating next year. I, Patricia Ann Heckenluber, will my over-due library books to anyone with a well- fed piggy bank. I, jean Alene Heller, will my one-third share of our Studebaker to anyone who can afford to run it. I, Joan Irene Heller, will my ability to goof-up in cheers to the future football cheerleaders. I, Shirley Marie Herman, will my !'zig membership to anyone foolish enough to start another club like it. I, Dennis George Hess, will my football uniform to anyone who is big enough to fill it. I, Fred Raymond Hoffman, will my ability to get out of class to my brother, Tom. Page forty Sandra Gail Hoke, will the B-Hi Times to someone who has a large supply of as mn. Jeanlette Emma Kuntz, will a large bottle of aspirin to the future characters in the Senior High Play. Bonnie Lee Lehr, will my crazy laugh to Texas McCurry. Elizabeth Ann Valerie Lott, will my 12-mile bus ride to any underclassman who lives in B-ville. Gerry Nathan McCauslin, will my football shoes to another tenderfoot. Iris jean McDannell, will my hair to someone in need, such as Mr. Laird. Rose Ann Miller, will my wonderful summers at Camp Nawakwa to anyone who doesn't like school. Ruthanna Musselman, will my chemistry notebook to anyone who can read it. Donald Eugene Naylor, will my ability to talk myself out of trouble to my! brother, Fred. Billy Stephen Decatur Newman, will my knowledge to someone who might need lf. Anna Mae Ogden, will my locker to anyone who can close it before everything falls out. Jo Frances Orner, will my size SW shoes to anyone with feet big enough to fill them. Dolores jean Orner, will my '54 Ford to anyone who has the heart to choke it. Nancy Jean Peters, will my membership in the 4 zigs and a zag club to anyone who can fill the crazy part of the club f zag, of coursej. Patricia Ann Poland, will my pastime of running around to an certain place in G-burg to Marian Griest. Patricia Ann Rankin, will my natural curly hair to Mr. Gordon. Lois June Rex, will my temper to Mr. Coradetti in case he loses his. Darlene Ruth Rexroth, will my ability to get to school on time to anyone who is good in track. Ruth Ann Rider, will my trombone to anyone who has an arm long enough to reach seventh position. Rebecca Mae Roth, will my late hours to anyone who has parents that don't mind. Michael Herbert Sheaffer, will my shop experience to my brother, Fred. Gail Carol Sherman, will my New England accent to anyone who likes to be teased. Robert Ellsworth Shetter, will my perfect Mercury convertible to anybody who likes to lix up junk. Cecil Lester Showers, will my vast knowledge of chemistry to Mr. Ehlman. Donna Lee Sillik, will my ability to get caught for talking in classes to my baby sister, Sandy. John Jacob Slonaker, will not be around here next year, thank goodness. Nancy Lou Southerly, will my cheerleading skirt to anyone big enough to fill it. Barbara Lou Taylor, will my ability to get into trouble to anyone who can get out of it. Glenn Elwood Thomas, will my ,place in the 12th grade academic to anyone who likes to do a lot of homework. Joan Carolyn Thomas, will my selling book to my sister Jean, hoping she will make better use of it than I did. Bernice Ann Thrush, will my sour notes in choir to Nancy Sheaifer. Robert Lee Trimmer, will my Ford engine to John Harmon for his hot rod. Wahnettah Ann Vines, will my seat in chemistry class to my sister, Evelyn. Patricia Ann Weaxfer, will my ability to be absent so frequently to one of my younger brothers. Darlene Irene Winand, will my ability to talk to anyone who is shy. James Leonard Witt, will my seat in the back of English class to him who needs the rest most. Page forty-one PEEPUL'S 0F BEST PERSONALITY HAPPY-GO-LUCKY Patricia Heckenluber, Thomas Cline Lois Rex, Richard Byers i Y i 1 BEST ATHLETES CLASS CLOWNS Vivian Geiselman, Richard Byers Nancy Peters, Richard Byers i 1 N i N , w . CLASS COUPLE BEST DRESSED Sandra Hoke, Gerald Dorsey jane Carey, Cecil Showers Page forty-two HOICE ' s SHORTEST CLASS BOOSTERS Ruthanna Musselman, Glenn Thomas Patricia Heckenluber, jeffry Bucher BEST DANCERS TALLEST Shirley Finfrock, Robert Ehhnan Ruth Ann Rider, Donald Baltzley MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST TALKATIVE Ruthanna Musse1man,john Slonaker Donna Sillik, James Witt Page forty-three C ass Prophesy It seems just like yesterday that I heard my science professor saying, If any- one is ever sent to another planet, he should be a very young person for if and when he returns, he will be an old man. Of course, he was basing his remarks on the number of light years it would have taken then to go to those planets. It was just yesterday that I returned from my five-day round trip to Venus and Mars. While I was visiting these foreign lands I met many of my class- mates from twenty years ago. You see - well, maybe the best way to tell you would be to let you read my diary. It all started this way - June 6, 1978 I had just picked up my passport from RUTH ANN RIDER, the clerk at the government oliice, and was walking down the corridor when I met JEAN HELLER. Jean told me that she was working at the Interplanetary Flying Saucer Corporation, owned and operated by IVAN BRETZMAN. Soon BONNIE LEHR took our order of roast DOVE, which had been shot by PARKER COBLE, who had used a HOFFMAN gun, and our order of French Pastry, from the CRUM and MILLER Pastry Shoppe. JO ORNER, the well-known dietitian, had many specials listed on the menu. Glancing around the dining room we recognized NANCY PETERS and SHIRLEY HERMAN eating hoagies. As it was getting late, I re- turned to the THOMAS Hotel. ROBERT EHLMAN, the desk clerk, gave me the key to my room. I retired for a good night's sleep. Our spaceship, the Martian Monster, designed by DON COBLE and piloted by DUANE ECKERT, blasted off for Mars promptly at 6:00 A. M. At the first opportunity I asked the stewardess, DEANNE ECKENRODE, if I could check the passenger list. SANDRA PARKER, interpreter, JOAN HELLER, mineral expert, and DICK HARTZEL, a real estate agent, also were making the trip. By means of a vistaphone, GAIL SHERMAN, at Earth's station on the Moon, reported that cosmic clouds were near by. We asked her to radio ahead to Mars and contact CECIL SHOWERS, the Martian weatherman, to get further information. Not feeling well after I had eaten a GRATTON candy bar and a TAYLOR cracker, I took some medicine prescribed by Dr. PAT WEAVER and made by the CLINE and CUTSHALL Pharmaceutical Co. June 8, 1978 Mars City was a small town of four million! JANE CAREY, public relations manager for the city, met me at the NAYLOR Space Port and suggested that I register at the HOKE Motel which, incidentally, had been built by the DORSEY Construction Co. A swift ride in a Jetmobile brought us to our destination. Enter- ing the room I turned on a SHETTER lamp which revealed, lying on the table, a book entitled Is Mars Out of This World? , written by JOHN SLONAKER, and containing many WITTy sayings. BILLY, a NEW MAN in his field, illustrated the fascinating story changes in Martian life since PAT HECKENLUBER and DAR- LENE REXROTH had been the first to land on Mars. June 9, 1978 I started the day right! My CLOUSE alarm clock awakened me promptly. Page forty-four Local mineral expert, JEANNETTE KUNTZ, and I flew to the SOUTHERLY and POLAND region of Mars, where there were some of the largest aoundium mines in the Universe. REBECCA ROTH, the secretary for these mines, which were owned jointly by CAROLYN BAKER and ROBERT TRIMMER and under the supervision of JUDY BOSSERMAN, showed me around the grounds. We were informed that the ore was very rich, but ANNA MAE ODGEN, the head miner, had been reporting worthless platinum veins again. We may be forced to call in Dr. SILLIK to help locate another source of aoundium, replied Robert. Return- ing to the motel I met IRIS MCDANNELL who was planning to leave for Venus in the morning. Since my mission was completed on Mars, and I wanted to visit Venus if I had the chance, we made plans to leave together. We rented a Jetmobile from the HESS and MCCAUSLIN Fly-It-Yourself Jetmobile Station. I returned to my motel, wrote my report with my SHEAFFER pen, and soon retired to bed. June io, 1978 Iris and I planned to stop at the Spudnick 400 and exchange our Jetmobile for a flying saucer, as it is impossible to Hy a Jetmobile on Venus due to the atmos- pheric pressure. I had brought my portable CAREY radio, which I tuned to WBAO to hear the Top 40 Show with disc jockey BLAINE HARVEY. The Mars City Chorus, led by MIKE BUCHER and composed largely of B-ville graduates, came in loud and clear. I could hear distinctly the soloist who was BERNICE THRUSH. Incidentally, the pianist was RUTHANNA MUSSELMAN. The radio station was one of the many owned by theiDICK BEATTY Network and operated by JEFF BUCHER. Midway between Mars and Venus is an unusual advertisement by JOAN HARTMAN. It is in fourth dimension, you can smell the product. The sign read- REX-O-Cola, the drink lit for a king! This is the famous grape beverage by the VINES and WINAND Carbonating Co. At Spudnick 400 we were met by PAT RANKIN and DOLORES ORNER whom neither of us had seen for a long time. Station attendant DON BALTZLEY made the necessary changes and our flight was scheduled by DICK BYERS. June 11, 1978 On Venus, which is still young as a planetary nation, things were not so dif- ferent from Mars in many respects. From the G. THOMAS Space Port I could see a large part of Venus City. Here there were many businesses similar to those back on Earth. There were the OWEN COOLEY Refrigerator and Cooler Plant, the SHIRLEY FINFROCK Dress Shop and the VIVIAN GEISELMAN Beauty Salon. EDWARD DEARDORFF was operating a Guided Missile Guide-It-Yourself Service Station. Yes, Mars and Venus are nice to visit but I prefer the Earth, where there are a LOTT of flowers. I really enjoyed seeing all my old friends again. Most of them are starting to gray, but they're the same old '58 gang from B. H. S.! Page forty-five Senior Humor A tourist was introduced at Albuquer- que to an Indian with a reputedly perfect memory. Skeptically, the tourist asked: What did you have for breakfast on Oc- tober 4, 1913? The Indian answered, Eggs. The man scoffed. Everyone eats eggs for breakfast. He's a fraud. Eight years later the traveler's train stopped again at Albuquerque, and he saw the same Indian lounging on the platform. The tourist went up to him and said jovially, Howl The Indian answered, Scrambled Sivlfvkik A small boy was listening attentively to his brand new radio when his mother called him to dinner. But the boy was too enthralled to hear her call. Finally she got through and the boy came to dinner. His father than instructed him to say his prayer. This he did as follows: Dear God, we thank Thee for our blessings and all Thy kindnesses. Amen and 21223212914 After washing the kitchen floor, she told her two-year-old daughter not to walk on it because it was wet. In a very short time she found her walking across the still damp floor and received this explanation: It's O.K., Mommy, I put my rubbers on. wk sf sw sz Tom Cline to father: Here's my report card and one of yours I found in the attic. -1: sz se wk Give some people an inch and they act like a ruler. DFPICPKH4 One girl to another: Of course I wouldn't say anything about her unless I could say something good. And, oh boy, is this good . . . Mr. Gordon was handed a pay envelope which, by mistake, contained a blank check. Astonished, he looked at it and moaned. just what I was afraid of, he said. i'My deductions finally caught up with my salary. S3812 Slick Trick Slippery ice, very thing Pretty girl tumbled in. Saw a boy upon the bank - Gave a shriek, and then she sank. Boy on bank heard her shout, jumped right in - helped her out. Now he's hers - very niceg But she had to break the ice. S8288 On vacation from school, I had been making the round one day vainly looking for a summer job. Finally I decided to tackle just one more establishment and really sell myself. I proceeded to enact the part of a live wire - oozed confidence and vitality, talked fast and assuredly, then searched my mind for a final punch line. In short, I concluded, do you have an opening for an enterprising young man? Yes, young man, I do,,' said the mana- ger wearily, and close it gently as you go out! :ze as as as Mama Skunk was worried because she could never keep track of her two chil- dren. They were named, In and Out, and whenever In was in, Out was out, and if Out was in, In was out. One day she called Out in to her and told him to go out and bring In in. So Out went out and in no time at all he brought In in. Wonderful! said Mama Skunk. How, in all that great forest, could you find him in so short a time? It was easy, said Out. In stinct. Page forty-six . I VE G- X56 1 +1 17 - I f 2 z N, fixk ,,, N Q 19 I 6 x K 'S 1 L - 7 sf f- A 23 xt ,Tue sl, fc' is . 'S ':N :WNW U-7122:-IA -- ' ' 1 K-lj-1 ' 5A ,ff liz. sd wjjiikg L N ,V-js, ws W ,- Ti ',. 17 ffff f If KN ,tiff . Il X K N sq , IIIXN r r ' 1 I fff VQJl7 if Junior Class Histor We, the class of '59, entered Biglerville junior High School in September of 1953. We were a tmid but persistent group of boys and girls making our way toward the most important year - the Senior year. Our membership totals nearly 100 students who participate in the various activities offered by the school - band, choir, sports, dramatics, Student Council, cheerleading and the various clubs. Mr. Myers, our class advisor, guides us in our projects. These include roller skating parties, selling hot dogs, and soft pretzels at sports events, school pennants, hats, and candy. In this our junior year we received our class rings. Our big event this year was our presentation of the junior-Senior Prom. With these memories behind us and with great hopes, we look forward to our Senior year. OFFICERS President ...... ........... .... D o nna Ebbert Vice-President --- --- Marian Griest Secretary .... .... S usan Baer Treasurer .... --- Judy May COLORS --- ........ Navy Blue and Light Blue FLOWER .... ....................... C arnation MOTTO --- --- Whatsoever you do, do it heartily ADVISOR .... ............... M r. Edward Myers Page forty-eight Junior Class Page forty-nine 0 .. N . . . . .E 'U 2' .E 'S 5 c: Q- c C ... 5 3 O .U v-1 VJ H 'U E '--4 . ' R A 50 0 3 E 3 FQ va 5? T .ga 0 ua P- P- Z v ff .2 t: 3 ug . N G P. E -'U . u n-I go 5, N I-4 0 G 5 5 Q P 3 of f' S 5 fs 5 55 -3 Q s a ,, EE ' N' 5 U O3- 'E .21 '-' P es E z: .2 'S as .c '-' .-. in 51 :I na . ,5 M Um' 'Q' 3 0 E :Bu vu .... ' -I N i3 N 'L' 62 rr O - QN Q- 2 ev 3 Q.: S G 'E U1 O Q2 c 0 JD H q -. gg 0 KID 5.4, O 'E s-4 .,.. ug. Q :E :I c: L: gf- 5 s -5 -15 i .2 - an -w . N C 5- , .fm 2 G 1 . u.. QVC 0 0 5 Br: a. 93 5' w 'ii on 'U .: 'C 3 E55 i 0 E 'S 3 . 3 N VJ N Q Q, 2 C 1 as .2 :: .-r N -U ma: I- ee 75 ,Si u . V1 0 ,Q E . H: 'SFS 5 gem - .ig ... 5 ,gc 3 .ca u G 5 ' U AQ as N Mfr? 5 2 2 M -E -I mf P- C J: .: C E22 I: 'von u 2 guna I: TQ! N -I u b if- 1-4: pn In emu.: -A u . Q ... 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E2 ND n-I M 1-fm 33 5:14 ,Er-u 3.6 MR.: E Em EE UN hd.-1 51? Q-4 QE 3 .NJ L21 Sophomore Class Histor - We, the class of '60, entered Biglerville Junior High School in September of 1955. We had approximately 122 students in our class at this time. We were eager as seventh graders to get a good start in school life, and with the help of Mr. Drachbar, our class advisor, we adjusted ourselves to the different activities. The past presidents we selected were: seventh grade, Peter Asquithg eighth grade, Hershey Bowersg ninth grade, Vance Johnston. 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: football, baseball, basketball, band and chorus. Our one big project this year is selling candy. We are looking forward to our next two years, in which we hope to achieve our goal in B. H. S. History. OFFICERS President ....... ....... - -- Vance Johnston Vice-President ...... --- Kermit Jacoby Secretary-Treasurer .... .... N ancy Sheatfer Advisor ,,----,-, .... M r. Ray Shetter Page filly Sophomore Class NX. wwwkmxqq Page fifty-one A First Row: Joyce Ann Gunn, Jean Dugan, Ann Kuykendall, Judy Beam, Victoria Taylor, Patricia Unger, Donna Taylor, Nancy Ditzler, Sandra Taylor Second Row: Donna Gilbert, Nancy Wenk, Linda Hoffman, Barbara Schriver, Sarah Livingston, Patricia Hartman, Betty Rexroth Martha Shreve Charlotte Fitzwater, George Flook, Betty Staub. ' ' Third row: Nancy Sheaffer, Janice Slaybaugh, Mary Kathryn Rider, Sandra iWarrenfeltz, Barbara Arnsberger, Texas McCurry, Connie Hostetter, Betty Sillik Stoner. iriam Guise, Constance 2 u-T o -. 5- C3 H 5: 'Q :s 'T CI: U 3 .aa Q N -. Q U Q .... ... .Q GI D1 Lf U W N .Q cn VI ... Q u-I 43' Tn -.- 5 5. 'S -'A H. U .. 'ZS I N 'E 0 5 -. 4 n-T 0 E D .Q cn ... U Q N n 45 o L4 ae O Q 0 ... ... o TJ ld .Q U C. 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Gary Wright Vice-President ..... ....... 1 ohn Hall Secretary-Treasurer --- ........ Richard Dull Advisor .......... --- Miss Janice Lupp Page fifty-two Freshman Class ... ,AX Page fifty-three SCIIZ Ro iley, R Il I0 aylor, Sha iT In ver, Nao CZ. W rothy Beamer, D0 6112. ffer, Row 83 Sh Jean Petry, Joyce Orner, Charlotte Pfeffer, Carol Daron, Betty Raw: Sl Fir 1-I 0 E X su ... 'C bl aa 5-l ce A -1 0 In va 5 3 N E Offnagle, t Taylor, Rochelle H Pa ith, In Ann S Jo iller M chbaum, Elaine Lo all Sus nv UH D hnson, Ruby Jo 2. al' Sheaffer, Cl anet Speelman Aida I-1 S Q N 'H R Seton J -C aa ... c: Ci O U 6 J-'I o 5' o .E as ... I-ll C-ll U B Straub, Donna Showers, Carolyn Taylor, Harriet Boyer, Barbara Bowers, Pamela Wentzel, Darlene Kemper, Clara Hazel ver, U -II U VJ 13 E E 5 0 M 'Q L 'vm Q I-4 xi me E Z O Q N 'U G --4 r-I . ld 0 LD .15 :J N ... rn 0 .... 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Second Row: Mary Showers, Nancy Showers, Linda A. Taylor, Lorrie Shultz, Phyllis Harlow, Shirley Funt, Mary Guise, Gladys Kidwell, Evelyn Wilkinson, Joyce Kump, Goldie Lupp. Third Row: Rosemary Redding, Nancy .Himes, Mary Slaybaugh, Carol Swayze, Mary Flickinger, Maxine Brough, Peggy Hartman, Carolyn Rexroth, Winnifred Spangler, Sheila Kime, Joyce lngle, Jean Jacoby. Fourth Row: George Johnson, Helen Sheaffer, Mary Hartman, Joyce Orner, Fay Hartzel, Judy Cutshall, Susan Garretson, Brenda Bean, Mary Roth, Ann Hale, Ann Bushey, Sue Davis, Maxine Brough. Fifth Row: Patsy Baldwin, Linda E. Taylor, Jean Moomaw, Patricia Roberts, Joan Crist, Joyce Ripley, Tonya McCleaf, Lois Currens, Sharon Rouzer, Carol Woodward, Phyllis Baltzley, Charlotte Hall, Sue Donharl, Richard Cooley, Nelson Coe. 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X' R Fl O I--1--I UZIJG F12 Student Council First Row: jay Zeigler, Patricia Heckenluber, Donna Ebbert, Anna Mae Ogden, Mr. Albert Drachbar, Advisor. Serond Row: Cecelia Yoder, Margaret Wentz, Marian Griest, Phyllis Cashman, Naomi Jacoby, Linda Bosserman, Sarah Fox. Third Row: Miriam Guise, Joan Crist, Susan Donharl, Carolyn Baker, Wahnettah Vines, jean Heller, Sharon Rouzer, Sandra Hoke. Fourth Row: Richard Dull, Philip Beidler, Gary Wright, Kenneth Fetters, Donald Wright, McDannell, Larry Boyer, Cecil Showers, Gerald Dorsey. Fifth Row: Fred Hartzell, Lawrence Schmick, Thomas Cline, john Slonaker, Dennis Ebbert, Ted Orner, Vance johnson. OFFICERS President ...... ............ - - Patricia Heckenluber Vice-President ...... .... ......... J a y Zeigler Secretary ........ .... - ....... A nna Mae Ogden Treasurer --- ..... .... ......... D o nna Ebbert Page fifty-eight Varsity Club First Raw: jay Zeigler, Richard Hartzel, Thomas Cline, Richard Byers, Cecil Showers, Richard Beatty, Parker Coble, Dennis Hess, Robert Shetter. Second Row: john Harmon, Gary Beatty, Harold Baltzley, joseph Cicierski, Harry Hartzel, Larry Smith, james Kuhn, Gerry McCauslin, Donald Baltzley. Third Row: Jack Frantz, Kermit Jacoby, Dennis Little, Larry Breighner, XVilliam Warner, Vance Johnson, Richard Roth, Kenneth Fetters. Fourlb Row: Mr. Jack Emanuel, Mr, Bernard Thrush, Mr. Roderick Laird, Mr. Donald Sterner. OFFICERS President ...... ............. - -- Richard Hartzel Vice-President ...... --- Thomas Cline Secretary-Treasurer .... -- Harold Baltzley Page yifty-nine B-Club Firxl Roux' joan Heller, Carolyn Baker, judith Bosserman, Patricia Heckenluber. Second Row: Gerald Dorsey, Sandra Hoke, Vivian Geiselman, Robert Ehlman. Senior Art Club First Row: Rose Ann Miller, Shirley Sullivan, Linda Holfman, Dolores Omer, Joan Thomas. Setom1Rou'.' Mrs. .Helen Hawbecker, Advisorg Billy Newman, Larry Carey, Robert Boyer, Fred Hawbecker. Page sixty Peter Pan Club Standing, left to right: Arthur Starry, Patricia Heckenluber, Bernice Thrush. Seated: Gerald Dorsey, Judith Bosserman, Sandra Hoke, Mr. Allen Clay, Advisor, Carolyn Baker, Xvahnettah Vines, Peter Asquith. Nat Pictured: Joan Hartman. Public Speaking Club First Row: Mr. Allen Clay, Advisor, Naomi Jacoby, Sinda Baker, Marie Coble, Ruth Crum. Second Row: Beverly Elicker, Edna Coble, Jean Hartzel, Joan Hartman, Rebecca Roth, Arthur Starry, Patricia Poland, Jeanette Kuntz, Sandra Parker, Anne Lott, Darlene Winand. Third Row: Robert Jacoby, Buddy Johanningmier, Larry Mummert, Walter Roberts. Page sixty-one ' f Handbook Staff Seated: Carolyn Baker, Editorg Mr. Arthur Gordon, Advisor. Standing- Margaret Wentz,b Patricia Heckenluber. Future Teachers' Association First Row: Nancy Vlfenk, Francis Wiechntann, Deborah Bedford, Cecelia Yoder, Margaret Wentz, jean Linah, Second Row: Linda Hoffman, Sue Bucher, jean Schriver, Bonnie Haskell, Marian Griest, Ruth Crum, Marie Coble, Susan Baer, Evelyn Vines. Tbird Row: Mr. Herbert Lady, Advisor, Michael Bucher, Thomas Cline, Lynn Lerew, Steve Gettier. Page sixty-two Kas A Tri-Hi-Y First Row: Mrs. Virginia Steiner, Advisor, Marie Coble, Deborah Bedford, Margaret Wentz, Sue Bucher, jean Heller, Susan Baer, Patricia Reinecker. Second Row.' joan Schriver, Bonnie Haskell, Linda Hoffman, jane Carey, joan Heller, joan Thomas, Dolores Omer, Ruth Ann Rider. Third Row: jo Omer, Patricia Poland, Marian Griest, jean Linah, Ruth Crum, Patrician Unger, Donna Taylor, Nancy Ditzler, Mary Ann Harman. Fourth Row: Reba Starry, Cecelia Yoder, Phyllis Cashman, Karlene Hall, Pauline Blackwell, Lois Shaffer, Judy Weigle, Judy Taylor. Fifth Ro-w: Rose Ann Miller, Bonnie Lehr, Evelyn Vines, Victoria Taylor, Constance Stoner, Gail Sherman, Rebecca Roth, Darlene Winand. Hi-Y First Row: Willianm Hale, Gerald Dorsey, Chester Van Dyke, Mr. Arthur Gordon, Advisor. Serond Row: Kenneth Gentzler, Alfred Taylor, John Slonaker, Arthur Starry, Larry Boyer. Third Row: Larry Seymour, Fred Hawbecker, Steve Gettier, Robert Nyce, Dennis Hess, Richard Roth. Page sixty-three B-Hi Times Editorial Staff First Row: Joan Heller, Judith May, Sandra Hoke, Carolyn Baker, Sue Bucher, Gerald Dorsey Second Row: John Slonaker, James NVitt, Patricia Reinecker, Linda Hoffman. EDITORIAL STAFF Editor ................................... ..... S andra Hoke Senior Associate Editor --- ............... Carolyn Baker Managing Editor .... .................... J ames Witt News Co-Editors --- .... Sue Bucher and Gerald Dorsey Feature Co-Editors --- --- Judy May and John Slonaker Sports Editor ...... ............... P atricia Reinecker Art Co-Editors ...... --- Linda Hoffman and Joan Herman Photography Editor ................................ Joan Heller BUSINESS STAFF Typing Manager .............................. Ruth Ann Rider Business Manager --- --- Judith Bosserman Circulation Manager --.. .......... ....... J ean Heller TYPISTS Richard Byers, Diana Crum, Joan Heller, Anna Mae Ogden, Rebecca Roth and Barbara Taylor ADVISOR Mr. Allen Clay Page sixly-four B-Hi Times Reporters Seated, From: Iris McDannell, Deborah Bedford, Jeanette Kuntz, Patricia Heckenluber, Susan Baer. Seated, Second Row: Carol Gratton, Patricia Rankin, Naomi Jacoby, Phyllis Cashman, Joan Hartman, Donna Sillik, Ruthanna Musselman, ,,Standing: Richard Roth, Gail Sherman, John Stover, Sarah Fox, Donald Coble, Sinda Baker, Joyce Mansberger, Bonnie Haskell, Ruth Crum, Marian Griesz, Margaret Wentz, Jean Linah, Cecelia Yoder. B-Hi Times Business Staff Sealed: Joan Heller, Judith Bosserman, Ruth Ann Rider, Barbara Taylor, Jean Heller. Sttmding: Rebecca Roth, Diana Crum, Anna Mae Ogden. Page sixty-five Senior F. H. A. First Row: Rosalie Leer, Nellie Irvin, Dorothy Kuykendall, Ruthanna Musselman, Darlene Winand, Shirley Ment- zer, Gail Sherman, Pauline Shultz, Barbarlea Seburn. Serond Row: Patricia Hartman, Xvahnettah Vines, Bonnie Heller, Darlene Rexroth, Rebecca Roth, Barbara Taylor, Mrs. Mary Diehl, Advisor. Third Row: Ann Kuykendall, Mildred Tully, Ellen Kane, Shirley Sullivan, Ruth Taylor, Joyce Warrm, Jean Dugan, Bonnie Lehr. easel' Senior F. F. A. First Row: Mr. john White, Advisor, Owen Cooley, Ernest Sillik, john Clouse, Ivan Bretzman, Larry Damn, Mr. Cecil Snyder, Advisor. Second Row: Parker Coble, Donald Sillik, Stanley Group, Richard Carey, Richard McCleaf, Robert Shetter. Third Row: Lawrence Heller, Ronald Naylor, Gwynne Straub, Kenneth Plank, George Hughes, Gerald Slaybaugh, Edward Dively, Howard Gladfelter. Fourth Row: Harold Millhimes, Barry Showers, Marlene McCaus1in, Richard Speelman, Walter Showaker, Ronald Arnsberger, Robert Swearman, Clay Tuckey, Robert Trimmer. Fifth Row: Clarence Bolin, Grayson Taylor, Donald Richardson, Ronald Taylor, Richard Kane, Richard Lehman. Page sixty-six Girls' Trio Bernice Thrush, Nancy Sheaffer, Ruthanna Musselman, jean Linah, accompanist. Boys' Qctette Kenneth Gentzler, Gerald Dorsey, Lynn Lerew, Larry Seymour, Robert Ehlman, David Dull, Harold Oliver, Larry Boyer. Page sixty-seven Senior Band Page sixty-eight if-3 'TIE S Q, ... Si Q G . :U 5 es? di 25- .E .gg ' .Gaz be Ili l-1 ag. g .G N I-14,21 . N N Q23 -' .2N,q S :So B SGW Q53 5 5:5 5 13' 3 GNL? I-'I-Tig' E .-.GE 2 ig.-eu 3 SOM 5 EGG, 'v JU: .E R1 2 4' -D-In-1 M 13 N ogg U ... 255 5 c: E 2. Own-4 . 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BAND ENGAGEMENTS 1957 - 1958 September 14 --- --- Football ------- --- September 20 --- --- Football --- --- September 28 --- --- Football ---- --- October 5 --- --- Football --- --- October 11 --- --- Football --- --- October 18 --- --- Football --- --- October 25 ..... --- Football --- --- November 2 --- --- Football ------- --- November 9 --- --- Football ..... ---- --- December 10 --- --.. Christmas Parade --.. --- December 20 --- --- Christmas Program ---.. --- january 9 ....... --- District Orchestra --- --- january 30, 31 .... --- All-State Band .... --- February 19 .... --- County Band --- --- April 11 .......... --- Spring Musical .... ..-- April 17, 18, 19 ..... --- District Band --- --- April 21 ......... --- Mendez Concert --- --- May 9 .... --.. May Day ..... --- May 27 .... --- Graduation --- --- Page sixty-nine - Thomas Cline -- Diana Crum Harold Sanders New Cumberland Kennard Dale Northern Joint Boiling Springs Dallastown Susquehanna Scotland West York Littlestown Biglerville School Hanover Erie Gettysburg South Mt. Park A Central Dauphin New Oxford School ud South Mt. Park Aud Senior Band Majorettes First Row: Donna Gilbert. Second Row: Nancy Sheaffer, Victoria Taylor. Third Row: Susan Frederick, Bemice Thrush. Fourth Row: Deborah Bedford. Fifth Row: Vivian Geiselman. HEAD MAJORETTE SENIOR MAJORETTE Vivian Geiselman Bernice Thrush Page seventy The Sportsters First Row: Lynn Lerew, Way'ne Schwartz, Cecelia Yoder, Nancy Wenk, Beverly Elicker, Blaine Harvey. Second Row: Edward Deardorff, Thomas Cline, Donald Coble, David Dull, John Stover, Karl McDonnell, Donald Wright, V47ayne Lochbaum. The high school Dance Band was first organized in 1952. The purpose at that time was to give experience only. They began with a limited amount of equipment, consisting of three saxophones, two trumpets, one trombone, piano and drums. This quantity was enlarged and in the present band there are five saxophones, three trombones, four trumpets, three rhythm instruments, and vocal- ists at times. They gradually began playing for dances within the school and now they provide entertainment for the Alumni Dance, May Day festivities, dances after games, and various places outside the community. Page seventy-one A cappella Choir Page seventy-Iwo Sheaffer. 5' 55 Z .AE 5 A I-A QI C'- O .- KD U U E G H va C O U -- U rn va 5 E C 3- -4 O u N U dw-1 Qu E ... U Ili V1 E as r: u: me .1: ..- U f-'G J U :A c CQ u U .-4 I-A 'ai I J .C A u C me Z cf ru E Shaffer. Jane Trostel, Margaret Miller, Lois rederick, Susan ll-4 Lf aa C0 ... ua N -5 ..- 5 Z .cf Yll 5 5-1 -C F U .2 C fd eu N 'U o P- ss ..- ... 0 U fu U J V5 vu --. 5-1 QD c: Qu .... F-4 2' of .ac O I ee l-4 'U c: as va er. 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'Vi U- CD U P 0 ... rn G c ... ... U Wh N E o J: I-1 :E N E - .cz Lu ... 5-1 43 .Q Q D5 sl Q N Q ... x -.. va Senior High Play Standing left to ri hr: Larry Seymour, Judith Bosserman, Patricia Reinecker, Rebecca Roth, Joan Hartman Seated le t to rig JI: Arthur Starry, Jeanette Kuntz, Gerald Dorsey, Patricia Poland, Darlene Winand Marie Coble Richard Graham. CAST OF HOW GREEN WAS HER BOYFRIENDH Daphne Randall Mr. Randall ..... Dick Randall -- Roscoe Tuff --- Rose Leonard .... Roger Grant .... - Doreen Manners Helen Sterling - Kathleen Short ,-- Alice Madison --- Dot Balian .......... ---- Jeanette Kuntz --- Gerald Dorsey --- Larry Seymour ---- Arthur Starry Judith Bosserman - - - - Richard Graham - - - - - Marie Coble -- - Patricia Poland - --- Joan Hartman Darlene Winand Patricia Reinecker Scenes from the Production Page seventy-Ibree Library Club Sealed, first row: Freda Kuykendall, Jane Tuckey, jane Wright. Seated, second row: Miss Anita Inskip, Advisor, Charlotte Pfeffer, Joyce Orner. Slanding, Hrs! row: Mary Ann Showers, George Redding, Yvonne Slaybaugh, Carol Leinart, Peggy Fox, Cynthia Tuckey, Carol Rex. ' Standing, serond row: Nancy Himes, Joyce Ingle, Philip Pitzer, Donald Hawbecker, Carol Clapsaddle, Sandra Trent, Susan McKinney, Shirley Tressler, Barbara Funt, Susan Lochbaum, Bonnie Funt, Carol Diehl. Page seventy-four Social Dancing First Row: Carol Rex, Carol Kane, Ruth Shreve, Barbara Thomas, Judith Sheaffer, Irene Harlow, Nancy Himes, Nancy Showers, Helen Sheaffer, Lorrie Shultz, Linda A. Taylor, Nancy Showers, Joyce Woodall, Leora Leer, Miss Mildred Walter, Advisor. Second Row: Shirley Tressler, Mary Ann Showers, Maxine Brough, Linda E. Taylor, Patsy Baldwin, Charlotte Hall, Peggy Hartman, Wfinifred Spangler, Sheila Faye Kime, Joyce Ingle, Mary McDannell, Connie Cluck, Susie Trossel, Jane Tuckey, Connie Grubbs, Irene Schwartz. Third Row: Carol Leinart, Peggy Fox, Janet Swope, Carolyn Miller, Judy Gulden, Shirley Cline, Shirley Funt, Gloria Gochenauer, Jean Bolen, Nadine Richardson, Patsy Showers, Vergie Keefer, Joan Crist, Carol Swayze, Jean Moomaw, Tonya McCleaf, Joyce Ripley, Susan Garretson. Fourth Row: Jane Wright, Beverly Orner, Yvonne Slaybaugh, Joanne Black, Freda Kuykendall, Betty Rexroth, Cynthia Tuckey, Sandra Trent, Carol Clapsaddle, Evelyn Miller, Goldie Lupp, Rosemary Redding, Mary Guise, Leroy Wetzel, Patricia Roberts, Carol Frantz, Ann Hale, Ann Bushey, Mary Jane Roth, Brenda Bean. Fifth Row: Susan McKinney, Donald Hawbaker, Tho mas Osburn, George Redding, Thomas Heckenluber, Richard Dull, Samuel Bucher, Pete Welsh, William Yohe, Clyde Boyer, Phyllis Gilbert, Mary Hartman, Janet Orner, Carolyn Rexroth, Mary Slaybaugh, Sue Davis, Lois Currens, Sharon Rouser, Carol Woodward, Phyllis Baltzley. Sixth Row: Jelfry Kline, Carol Eckert, Ruth Zeigler, Suzanne Albright, Robert Burket, Gary Wright, William Slaybaugh, Herbert Bowers, Roger Wagaman, Sandra Sillik, Sharon Riley, Linda Brough, Phyllis Harlow, Darlene Swartz, Judy Funt, Judy Cutshall. Seventh Row: Michael Carey, Glenn Sell, George Johnson, Michael Kane, Ronald Baker, Michael Thomas, Jeffrey Bosserman, Richard Guise, Richard Price, Gary Bream, Phil Pitzer, Larry Black, Glenn Olmstead, Paul Black, Arnel Bosserman, Mary Flickinger, Nancy Cashman, Barbara Funt. Eighth Row: Larry Showers, John Hall, Terry Taylor, Ronnald Orner, Joe Shreve, Scott Schriver, Gary Showers, John Lafferty, Gladys Kidwell, Evelyn Wilkinson, Joyce Kump, Lorraine Plank, Carolyn Sabo, Bobbie Scott, Joan Carey. Page seventy-five Junior Chorus Firsl Row: Mr. Charles Yost, Advisorg Lorrie Shultz, Linda Taylor, Judy Gulden, Barbara Thomas, Ruth Shreve, Joyce Woodall, Helen Sheaffer, Mary Ann Showers. Setond Row: Shirley Tressler, Sue Carol Davis, Tonya Mc Cleaf, Sharon Rouzer, Sheila Faye Kime, Joyce Ripley, Judith Sheaffer, Janet Orner, Mary Hartman. Third Row: Roger Cooley, Joe Shreve, John Byerly, Mary Roth, Lois Currens, Mary McDannell, Cynthia Tuckey, Freda Kuykendall, Nancy Showers, Joyce Ingle. Fourth Row: Joseph Redding, Jane XVright, Yvonne Slaybaugh, Joanne Black, Beverly Orner, Joan Crist, Pa- tricia Roberts, Ann Bushey, Carol Clapsaddle, Fijtb Row: George Voehringer, Philip Yasovsky, Samuel Bucher, Richard Dull, Charlotte Hall, Carol Wood- ward, Connie Grubbs, Connie Cluck, Carol Swayve, Suzan Fissel, Jane Tuckey, Carolyn Sabo. Sixth Row: Richard Price, Thomas Osborn, Gary Wright, Robert Burket, Phyllis Baltzley, Jean Moomaw, Fay Hartzel, Brenda Bean, Susan Garretson, Judy Cutshall. Junior Red Cross Mrs. Kay Frantz, Advisor, Richard Lehman, Wahnettah Vines, Elmer Plank, Susan Lochbaum. Page seventy-.fix Junior B Club First Row, left to right: Carolyn Musselman, judith Crum, Edna Coble, Pauline Wright, Clara Miller, Joanne Beamer. Second Row: Gertrude Hoffman, Carol Bosserman, Linda Price, Beverly Elicker, Carol Lee Frantz, Susan Donharl. Tbird Row: Mary Griest, Anita Deardorff, Donna XVarrenfeltz, janet Schwartz. Fourtb Row: Owen McKinney, Richard Graham, Karl McDannell, Donald Wright. E Junior Honor Society Front Row: Beverly Elicker, Linda Bosserman, Sarah Fox, Edna Coble, Suzanne Albright, Carolyn Musselman, Sharon Riley. Serond Row: Mr. Albert Drachbar, Advisorg Rochelle Hoffnagle, Judith Crum, Pauline Wright, Bonnie Bream, janet Voehringer, Clara Miller, Linda Price. Third Row: Carol Bosserman, Joan Crist, Ann Bushey, Brcrida Bean, Linda Taylor, Patsy Baldwin, Charlotte Hall, Phyllis Baltzley, Carol Woodward. Fourlb Rou': Owen McKinney, Richard Graham, john Ernst, Philip Beidler, Thomas Hoffman, Roger Crum, Karl McDonnell, Donald Wright, Kenneth Fetters. 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O 1- N U Lf y Orne Beverl er, lenn kcr, G th eaff di -C CID 3 'Q le, Clapsadd Paul ai ... ... ws cu CD :Q H Q O by-4 ,--4 a-I D fi CL. -id an N gi!! ua l-1 as U fr va N E .E I-1 cu I-1 as -Q L1 ss C2 -C. C as C F5 U7 N E o .Q I-1 .J .Q .99 5 U Q N 1 9. U ... o o U CDG :I N ... rn GJ Q Q ca a IW me 'U Q -.. v-1 SZ Q Dt -Q -.. k R Q F-L. N9 -Q54 if-E CQ .Qi OD 'J O 5-4 an LT 0 Q o ... an E CB ... -. S E ee I Q Q Q S Q N S 7'-T U.. Brough, Ronnie U6 bs, Richard Rothenhocfer, Charlotte Pfc-ffer, Raymond Kuhn, Maxi b I'U G onnie as Osborn, C hom chard Guise, T 11, Ri Du Richard Rex. tb Row: Six E .E E U is .3 -E' G 'S J: an U Q. E 5 V? -4 .E E I-' O' c U . E E E: .E o EC! Q E wg E cn E . 5 E T-E u.. III E E -sr 00.3 2 IZ - ii S3 : G G T:' Q .3 EL iff? . .E S on E 3 0 .Q -C1 Q. i 2 an 5 e E 2 2 S ,Q A D- 23 .. A 5 'A Q G3 21 E3 E eu o O '7.'s ai? E32 El-1C 5-ANC 310 VS oQ'U cn-SIG :As-.C 5-1 USE 35. au-r 'HBE QQ-U QJQQ 'S 3 .sig -' me 2.2! ... g,::.C'. E'-35 .2153-. swnw mn'-U., 53.25 imii -Qu .Q m'SQ-'S E N50 Ji LE Library Assistants Standing, First Row: Yvonne Slaybaugh, Freda Kuykendall, Carol Leinart, Peggy Fox, jane Tuckey, Carol Orner. Seated: Miss Anita Inskip, Advisory Charlotte Pfelfer, Joyce Rex, George Redding, Barbara Funt, Carol Diehl, Wahnetta Vines, Charlotte Rexroth, Nancy Wenk. Standing, Second Row: Mary Ann Showers, joyce Ingle, Nancy Himes, Mary Lou Slaybaugh, Philip Pitzer, Donald Hawbaker, Cynthia Tuckey, Carol Clap saddle, Sandra Trent, Susan McKinney, Jane Wright, Shirley Tressler. Safety Patrol Geor e Montgomery, john Hardester, john Byerly, Mr. Donald Ernst, Advisor: Robert Barbour, George Red- dling, Edward Woodall. Noi pictured: Ronnie Black, Harry Griest, Paul Black, XVil1iam Slaybaugh. Page seventy-nine .lunior Home Ec. Standing, left to right: Rita Swartz, Bonnie Funt, Susan Lochbaum, Ruby Dunn, Phyllis Harlow, Darlene Swartz, Rosemary Redding, Bonnie Bream, Jeanne Jacoby. Seated, left to right: Nancy Cashman, Clara Johnson, Tonya McCleaf, Nancy Himes, Judy Funt, Goldie Lupp. Junior F. F. A. First Row: Mr. John Vifhite, Advisor, Wfilmer Shreve, Albert Kennedy, Terry Herman, Richard Gochenauer, Roger McGlaughlin, Thomas Kooken, James Mickey. Second Row: Larry Shultz, Richard Bittinger, Barry Swisher, Barry Powell, John Byerly, Owen Miller, Elmer Plank, Fred Group. Third Row: Richard Cooley, Robert Barbour, Roger Cooley, Joe Shreve, Carl Hess, Ronald Schatz, George Mont- gomery, Willianm Sherman. Page eighty Junior Dramatics Club Firsi Row: Mr. Allen Clay, Advisor, Jeanne Jacoby, Martha Shreve, Freda Kuykendall, Susan Donharl, Barbara Thomas, Judy Gulden. Second Row: Mary Flickinger, Judith Sheaffer, Darlene Swartz. Third Row: Mary Showers, Karen Parker, Jane Vifright, Peggy Fox, Carol Leinart, Goldie Lupp, Nancy Himes, Phyllis Harlow, Sharon Riley. Fourth Row: Jeffry Kline, George Redding, Samuel Bucher, Scott Schriver, Robert Burket, Gary Wright, John Shepard, Thomas Osborn, Donald Hawbecker. Junior Tri-Hi-Y Firsl Row: Linda Bosserman, Suzanne Albright, Sarah Fox, Anna Davis, Carol Diehl, Rochelle Hoffnagle. Second Row: Clara Miller, Carol Eckert, Edna Coble, Pauline Wright, Carol Lee Frantz, Harriet Boyer. Tbird Row: Pamela XVentzel, Judith Crist, Mary Griest, Susan Garretson, Brenda Bean, Janet Schwartz, Miss Suzanne Ziegler, Advisor. Page eighty-one Football Cheerleaders Sandra Warrenfeltz, Texas McCurry, Pamela Wfolff, joan Heller, Nancy Southerly, ShirleyMentzer,-lane Trostel CAPTAIN Nancy Southerly Joan Heller Page eighty-two CAPTAIN Patricia Rankin Carol Gratton ' jo Orner Basketball Cheerleaders Victoria Taylor, Carol Gratton, Constance Stoner, Patricia Rankin, Anna Davis, jo Orner. Page eighty-three l957 Junior-Senior Prom King and Queen of the Prom - Kenneth Baltzley and Freda Warner. The annual junior-Senior Prom, sponsored by the Junior Class in honor of the Seniors, was held May 17, 1957, in the high school gymnasium. All enjoyed dancing Down By the Old Mill Streamn to music provided by The Melo-Tones. Page eighty-four May Day Queen and Court -- l957 Seated: Crown bearer-Steve Gormang Flower Girl-Juanita Carey. First Row, left to right: Carol Bosserman, Anne May, Jane Trostel, Anne Bushey. . Second Row: Freda Wuner, Donna Ebbert, Joyce Ebbert, Lois Group, Sandra Lower, joan Heller May Day festivities were held on May 10, 1957, in the gymnasium, being sponsored by the Student Council. Following the Queen's procession and cere- mony, a tea and open house were held. In the evening a dance was held which concluded the May Day activities. F E Alumni Dance -- I9 7 The theme of the Alumni Dance, which was held on December 20, 1957, was The Snowball. Music was furnished by The Sportsters. The highlight of the eve- ning was the crowning of the Snowball King and Queen, Ronald Kuntz and Joyce Starry. This affair is sponsored annually by the Student Council. Page eighty-five i 1 N 4 -I--IO Il B E W QQ 33 ' I K Q NC ff? fm 7 f f'W L14 Laurel Football Co-Champs Frou! Row: Robert Trimmer, Parker Coble, Donald Baltzley, Cecil Showers, Richard Byers, Richard Hartzel, Richard Beatty, Dennis Hess, Gerry McCauslin, Gerald Dorsey. Second Roux- john Harmon, Fred Showers, Gary Wagner, Luther Harmon, Joe Cicierski, Harold Baltzley, James Kuhn, Richard Roth, Kermit Jacoby, Vance Johnston. Third Row: jack Kump, Peter Asquith, Ronald Yasovsky, William Warner, Barry Birgensmith, Dennis Donharl, Larry Breighner, Larry Eckenrode, Wa5'ne Schwartz, jack Frantz. Fourth Row: Fred Bosserman, Fred Hartzel, Ronald Nwagner, Keith Martin, Kenneth Fetters, Richard Boyer, Rod- ney Shaffer, Richard Graham, Dennis Little, Larry Guise. Fiflb Row: Mr. Bernard Thrush, Mr. john Emmanuel, Mr. Donald Sterner, Larry Rose, Manager, Mr. Daniel Bushman, Mr. XVilliam Coradetti, Mr, Roderick Laird. VARSITY FOOTBALL - 1957 B-ville Opp. Sept New Cumberland Away 6 6 Sept. Kennard Dale Home 18 6 Sept Northern joint Away 25 0 Oct. Boiling Springs Home 20 13 Oct. Dallastown Home 20 0 Oct. Susquehannock Home 13 p 6 Oct. Scotland Home 6 6 Nov. West York Away 25 12 Nov Littlestown Away 19 20 Page eighty-eight FrontlRo:i: Parker Coble, Richard Hartzel, Richard Beatty, Richard Byers, Jay Zeigler, Blaine Harvey john S ona er. Second Row: Mr. Donald Sterner, Coachg Larry Rose, Joseph Cicierski, Harry Hartzel, Ted Orner, Manager james Kuhn, Robert Nyce, Mr. Bernard Thrush, Coach. Dec Dec. Dec. Dec Dec Dec. Jan. jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. jan. jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. VARSITY BASKETBALL - 1957 - 58 Musselman Enola Boiling Springs Boiling Springs Mechanicsburg Alumni Delone Big Spring Fairfield Littlestown New Oxford Mercersburg joint Bermudian Joint Delone Big Spring Fairfield Littlestown New Oxford Mercersburg Joint Scotland Bermudian joint Home Away Away Home Away Home Away Home Away Away Home Away Home Home Away Home Home Away Canceled Canceled Away Page eighty-nine B-ville Opp 61 30 57 43 58 39 86 56 58 50 55 52 38 47 52 34 53 48 41 51 66 64 58 45 50 37 42 40 47 26 74 60 76 35 49 52 55 66 Senior Q Gerry McCaus1in Posmon-Rrght Guard Richard Beatty Position-Left Guard Robert Shetter Position-Left Halfback . Richard Hartzel Dennis. Hess Position-Right End Position--Rlght Tackle Au-Conference Gerald Dorsey Position-Right Halfbackd Players Donald Baltzley Position-Left Tackle Cecil Showers Position-Left End Robert Trimmer Richard Byers Position-Right Tackle Position-Quarterback Parker Coble Position-Right Halfback Senior Hoop Stars Richard Beatty Richard Byers Height 5'11 Height Yew' Position-Guard Position-Forward john Slonaker Parker Coble Height 6' 2 Hight 5' 10 Position-Guard Position-Guard Richard Hartzel Blaine Harvey Height 5' 10 Height 5' 10 Position-Guard Position-Guard Page ninety-Iwo Varsity Wrestling Team Front Row: Steve Lewis, Luther Harman, john Harman, Larry Eckenrode, Richard Roth, Barry Birgensmith Serond Row: Mr. jack Emanuel, Coachg William XVarner, Ronnie Yasovsky, XValter Showers, Arthur Miller Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. 5 12 17 6 9 16 25 30 6 15 20 1957 - 58 SCHEDULE Cumberland Valley Boiling Springs Manheim Central York Central Northern Joint Mechanicsburg West York Dover Hanover York Shippensburg Page ninety-llJree Home Away Away Away Home Away Away Home Home Away Home Varsity Baseball Fran! Row: Larry Kennedy, Harry Hartzel, Richard Beatty, Richard Byers, Thomas Cline, Richard Hartzel Second Row: james Smallwood, Harold Wright, Gerald McKinney, Norman Swartz, Donald Hartzel Tbird Row: Donald Coble, Manager, Laverne Shultz, Edward Crum, Nelson Weber, Fred Hoffman john Con stable, Mr. Richard Allison, Coach. Apr. 16 Apr. 18 Apr. 25 Apr. 25 Apr. 30 May 2 May 7 Apr. 15 Apr. 17 Apr. 22 Apr. 24 Apr. 29 May 1 May 6 May 13 May 15 1957 SCHEDULE New Oxford Fairfield Littlestown Big Springs East Berlin York Springs Boiling Springs 1958 SCHEDULE New Oxford Fairfield Littlestown Big Springs East Berlin York Springs Boiling Springs Play-off Play off Page ninety-four Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Away Away Home Home Away Home Away l957 Track Team Front Row: Parker Coble, james May, Larry Shillito, Kenneth Baltzley, Clair Fetters, Cecil Showers. Second Row: Jack Frantz, Robert Burkart, joseph Cicierski, Jay Zeigler, Harold Baltzley, Kermit Jacoby, James Kuhn, David Dull. Third Row: Hershey Bowers, Karl McDannell, John Alexander, Larry Schmick, Kenneth Fetters, Robert Boyer, Fred Bosserman, Mr, Donald Sterner, Coach. Junior High Football Firsl Row, lefi to rigbt: Ronnie Black, Manager,-Larry Showers, Herbert Bowers, james Mickey, Larry Black, Edgar Hildebrand, Philip Beidler, Gary Wright, Philip Fitzer. Serond Row: Richard Coe, Gordon Harvey, joe Shreve, john Ernst, Paul Black, Roger McGlaughlin, Dennis Ebbert, Edward Woodall, Wilson Harmon, Barry Trostel, Manager. Third Row: Mr. Daniel Bushman, Coach, Ronald Showers, Carl Hess, Richard Cunningham, Perry Mickey, Roger Cooley, Kenneth Thomas, Glen Olmstead, William Slaybaugh, Robert Barbour, Mr. William Coradetti, Coach. Page ninety-fi:-'e Junior Varsity Basketball Front Row: Larry Breighner, Robert Campbell, Kenneth Fetters, Lawrence Schmick, jack Frantz, Way'ne Arns berger, Manager. Second Row: Ronald Yifagner, Owen McKinney, Hershey Bowers, Robert Boyer, Fred Hartzel, Larry Guise. Third Row: Donald Xvright, Richard Graham, Torence Thomas, Dennis Little, Mr. Donald Sterner, Coach. Junior High Basketball From Row: Larry Showers, Wilson Harman, Gary Beatty, Glenn Olrnsteacl, Gordon Harvey, John Ernst, Edgar Hildebrand. Serond Row: Mr. Daniel Bushman, Coach, Thomas Heckenluber, Richard Dull, William Slaybaugh, Gary Wright, Leroy Wetzel, Gary Bream. Tbird Row: Raymond Kuhn, Manager, Philip Beidler, Herbert Bowers, Philip Pitzer, Paul Black, Thomas Osborn. Page ninety-six Senior Sign in a Florida cocktail lounge: Please don't stand up while the room is in motion. isvkblsvk Employer, interviewing applicant: You ask high wages for a man with no experi- ence. W'ell, the prospect replied, it's so much harder work when you don't know anything about it. SIGPICSICPF After several synonyms had been given for the word jubilant in the sixth grade spelling hour, one little boy added: Oh, I know what you mean now - it's like jubilant delinquency! PPPIGFKPI2 A senior stood on a railroad track, The train was coming fast. The train got off the railroad track, And let the senior pass. -Chambersburg High Parrot ae a: are as Pat, said Mr. Ehlman, what happens when a body is immersed in water? Her prompt reply: The telephone rings. as as an wk Jeff laboriously read aloud a brief para- graph from an essay. When he finished the teacher asked him to comment on the significance of the passage which he had just read. His earnest reply was, I am sorry, but I wasn't listening. 29143123 Career girls, when they're badly hurried, Think perhaps they should have married. Married girls, reduced to tears, Regretfully regard careers. Humor Drunken driver's alibi: I didn't know I was loaded. Pkfkvkelf When they kiss and make up, she gets the kiss and he gets the make-up. Skblfisels There'll be little change in men's pockets this year. :ze as as ae One of the greatest labor-saving devices of today is tomorrow. -1- 4: a: as Mr. Ehlman asked his class what they considered the most outstanding contri- bution chemistry had made to the world. The first answer was heard from Bill, who said, Blondes! wi: ai we :ie Children aren't happy with nothing to ignore And that's what parents were created for. -Ogden Nash 328212914 HEARD FROM A SENIOR WHO COULDN'T SELL HIS PROM PEANUTS Now I lay me down to sleep, A bag of peanuts at my feet. If I should died before I wake You'll know I died of the bellyachel as :ie an is Piecuniary strangulation: money short- age. is :le se PK She skated for hours on end. wk FF ae vs Why don't you make like a tree and leave? Page ninety-seven Senior Memoirs I957 - I958 Our senior year has probably been the busiest since we entered high school, but we certainly have had an enjoyable time. Listed here is a brief calendar of events which have taken place during our last year at Biglerville High School. Aug. Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May May May May May 29 -- 14- 21 -- 30 -- 1 -- 8 -- 15 ...... --- zs, 3 .... --- 5 ....... --- 20-jan. 2 --- --- 29 --- --- School opened Football season opened with New Cumberland Back-to-School Party Individual senior pictures taken Individual senior pictures taken Football season closed with Littlestown Sr. High play-- How Green Was Her Boyfriend Thanksgiving vacation. Basketball season open with Musselman's flnwood, Va.j Wrestling season opened with New Cumberland Christmas vacation 20 ....... -.,- Alumni Dance 20 -- --- Wrestling season closed with Shippensburg 21 .... --- Basketball season closed with Bermudian Joint 25-26 .... --- Basketball playoffs 7 .... --- Senior class roller skating party 4-7 --- --- Easter vacation 11 --- 15 --- 2 --- 6 --- 9 ..-- 16 --- 19 --- 25 --- 27 --- Band spring musical Baseball season opened with New Oxford Choral spring musical Baseball season closed with Boiling Springs May Day junior-Senior Prom Senior examinations began Baccalaureate exercises Commencement The graduating class of 1958 wishes to thank all those who have made possible the publication of this edition of The Mirror. Page ninety-eight ii 9q5,gmF zaza:a,, A -3. 4555 9 e9 Qu 9 5? gi' M' I W! v'I'4'wQz:!l V'3 S 5 lg' E S 0 5 'B S' '-ia 5 0 0 -9 0 Q, , N ENSMINGER'S Official Photographer for Biglerville High School Class of '58 Second and Walnut Stree Harrisburg, Pa. I Compliments of LOWER'S STORE Table Rock, Pa. HANOVER HARDWARE Hanover, Pa. O Sporting Goods fSinfe18821 Paints and Hardware Compliments of INLAND CONTAINER CORPORATION and RICE TREW AND RICE COMPANY Page one hundred Congratulations to Class of '58 JOHN S. FUNT WELL DRILLER Gettysburg, R. D. 3 Phone: Biglerville 201-R-2 11:1 1 ini ioiuiuiii 143 iainioiui 101 3011 iaiuiu BOB'S DINER Home Cooked Food 4 Miles North of Biglerville Route 34 O. C. RICE and SON Your Farm Machinery Headquarters Biglerville, Pa. Opposite High School Congratulations to the Class of 58 JACOBY'S GIFT SHOP Biglerville Road Toys, Gifts, Basketry and Pottery BROUGH'S STORE Groceries and Frozen Foods Hardware Phone: Biglerville 90-R-2 Bendersville, Pa. DITZLER'S RESTAURANT AND FURNITURE Biglerville, Pa. ARCTIC LOCKER SYSTEM - Own Made Ice Cream - Wholesale Frozen Fruits Vegetables and Meats Gettysburg, Pa. Compliments of JOSEPH S. BOYER Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of LOWER'S GAS STATION Bottled and Gas Appliances Biglerville, Pa. Phone: 117-R Compliments of DOT'S BEAUTY SALON Bendersville, Pa. Phone: Biglerville 232-R-3 BAKER'S MEAT MARKET Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Baker Fresh 8. Smoked Meats Biglerville, Pa. Phone 56-M Page one hundred one raining in is 11:1 in 1 :ir 14:11 1 inini iii 1 11:11 ieniniuinirnioiulinini BIX -SWAY YOUNG MEN'S SHOP 24 Chambersburg Street Congrotulotions, Seniors Gettysburg' Pennsylvama ' S. RAY SH ETTER E. D. BUSHMAN Nationwide Insurance Auto 1 Fire - Life Phone: Biglerville 276 Community Pure Food Store Compliments of BOOKMA RT Arendtsville, Pa. Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Phone 292 JACK s. JILL SHOP 17 Chambersburg Street Gettysburg, Pennsylvania CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '58 You are embarking into an adult world tilled with such incredible tascinations as space travel and interplanetary trattic. You and your children will accept atomic power with the same torgrantedness your parents accepted electricity and the telephone. Each generation inherits the responsibility ot progress. Each generation meets the challenge with contidence, and lite continues because man constantly strives for greater ease and comfort of survival. High school graduates this year are entering a world ot opportunity and prosperity. Their inherent advantage is youth, enthusiasm and courage: their natural instinct is to conquer the unknown. Knouse Foods extends to each ot you best wishes tor success. Page one hundred Iwo 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. DOUGHERTY and HARTLEY Dry Goods ' Notions 0 Underwear Gettysburg, Pa. PEOPLES DRUG STORE The Rexoll Drug Store Drugs 0 Prescriptions 0 Hospital Supplies 26 York Street Gettysburg, Pa. B L 0 C H E R ' S Jewelers Since 1887 25-27 Chambersburg Street Gettysburg, Pa. Compliments of GLENN L. BREAM Oldsmobile 0 Cadillac Sales and Service Gettysburg, Pa. RALPH 81 JIM SHETTER Service Station Biglerville, Pa. BENDER'S 12-16 Baltimore Street Gifts - Hallmark Cards - Medicines Toilet Goods 1nitrilriuinioioiuninienini ri vituiininitrguiuuiuiuiu 30101: in: :ini Page one hundred lbree 10214111111 1 101 lining: inimicini 1: in: in: 1-in: WAGNEWS O STAT'0N ossolm PRINTING co. Firestone Tires, Auto and , Duplicating, Offset Printing, Register Home Supplies Forms, Rubber Stamps Good Used Cars Phone 76 Biglerviue, pa. Biglerville, Pa. Phone: 125-R UTZ POTATO CHIPS Comp' i ments of Carlisle Street BIGLERVILLE WAREHOUSE COMPANY J. W. DEARDORFF, Proprietor Hanover, Pa. SLAYBAUGH BROS. NURSERY Aspers, Pa. Growers of Quality Fruit Trees Phone: Biglerville 252-R-2 MUSSELMAN'S Dependable Food Products Applesauce Apple Butter Canned Apples Tomato Juice Tomato Puree Cider-Vinegar Assorted Jellies Cherries Apple Pie THE C. H. MUSSELMAN COMPANY Biglerville, Pa. Stationery, Business Forms, Salesbooks, 'Z' 111111111014 Page one hundred four E JOHN F. KLINEFELTER Hotpoint Appliances Hoover Vacuum Cleaners Sunbeam and G. E. Small Appliances Biglerville, Pa. Compliments of EMERSON L. ORNER Used Cars Bendersville, Pa. Phone: 252-R-22 BUCHER'S RESTAURANT and SODA FOUNTAIN Bendersville, Pa. Phone 175 SHOWERS' SERVICE STATION Phone: Biglerville 232-R-24 Bendersville, Pa. E Compliments of C0mPlimel'1TS Of 1'YsoN's onci-:Ann senvlcs CRUM'S JEWELERS Bendersville, Pa. Q M- SA and F- E' GR'E5Tf JR- Phone: Biglerville 80-R-12 U II , HOFFMAN S GROCERY BAERIS PHARMACY H General Merchandise Biglervme, Pa. Bendefsville, Pa, Druge, Cosmetics, Fountain Service H Phone: Biglerville 286-R-12 Phone: 170 ii 11 I U 5M'CK1fh CU! RATE Gu.BER1 s FOOD MARKET II I one 0 i i i Blglefvllle, Pa. Bxglervxlle, Pa. . P t t M d' ' - S tl ' Foxnizin Sirllzei sarrwxzis We Guarantee Everything We Sell U U , H Comphmerils of BIGLERVILLE TV. CO. ll TAYLOR BROS' GROCERY Sylvania Television Service H Complete ma Marker Phone: ss 2 Phone: 191 WILLIAM LEREW, Proprietor Page one buudred five ui 3101 1-0101010111 ini iaioicl 1 iuioiuioioi 1 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 Milk of York and Adams Counties SH ENK 81 TITTLE Everything for Sport Play More - Live Longer 315 Market St. Phone: CE 4-3274 Harrisburg, Pa. Hanover, Pa. Phone: ME 7-3888 1 211110111111 iii 3 10: 3 iuinini inioinio-1 1 1 Page one hundred six Compliments of JOHN C. LOWER CO. Wholesale Grocers MEADOW VALLEY ABATTOIR Gettysburg, Pa. Wholesalers Home Dressed Quality Meats OGDEN 8. DECKER CARVING CO and Meat Products Bendersville, pa, Phone: Biglerville 93-R-25 Gettysburg R. D. 5, Pa. JAMES A. MILLER John Deere Sales 81 Service Phone: Gettysburg 790 Phone: Biglerville 276 Best of Luck and Success to the Graduates Class of 1958 DUFFY - MOTT COMPANY, INC. Aspers, Pa. Fine Food Products Since 'I842 Page one bundred seven -111.11---iiigug- ----in:-u-11ua:-an: 1 1 1 1 1u1n1n1u1u1n1 1 1 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 L. W. and M. S. KLEINFELTER SCHWARTZ'S SERVICE A iS'C 'e's Tractors and Farm Machinery Blglervlue' Pa' Phone 280 Biglerville, Pa. Eastern States Farmers Exchange S E L L ' S Feed - Fertilizer - Seed Phone: 34-8 Biglerville, Pa. BODY AND FENDER REPAIRS Arendtsville, Pa, Phone: Biglerville 259-J 1 1 1:1 1 1n1u1u1u1u1u1 1n Page one hundred eigbl BLACK'S WELDING SHOP Electric and Acetylene Welding WOLFF'S FARM SUPPLY Portable Equipment Ornamental Railings Steel Clothes Posts International Harvester Phone: Biglerville 67-J Farm Equipment T F 'o's suMMMrr Pouisrnv FARMS Hurdle sprayers Baby Chicks : : Turkey Poults ROY HECKENLUBER, Proprietor Phone: Biglerville 188 ARENDTSVILLE GARAGE GLENN HOKE, Proprietor General Repair, Body and Fender Work Myers Sprayers Phone: Biglerville 38-R-2 Arendrsville, Pa. Compliments of THE NATIONAL BANK OF ARENDTSVILLE Arendtsville, Pa. l908 Our 50th Anniversary Year i958 A Community Service Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 1:1111 11111 i ii 11111111 3 1 11311 :mimi 101111101 1 1010 Page one hundred nine gnu SM ,E 1 ego! ak' U Il C931-jf sg, f, e1 4 ff g 'f at H 5, 2323, 4 WS, Wfin-' -5' CJ s Q 'ff QWV' Qfwv Xbvfi ew .rffffbjfxig E ig? 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