Biglerville High School - Mirror Yearbook (Biglerville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1959 volume:

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U LQJTXLQ ,'?,AY' X NY Cgesa UJHQ Cguesg, Lu W v' :X-.N 'Pkg Ckogxhgugt - Qiklma if A R-Uvm-,A Ona Wm We Ofh, , f 7 Q 6' N 1 0 fs . ,-4, -W MN i Q -- WJ ,Z XQNMXJX 'w,xf 0 H ' 1 BAKER'S RESTAURANT Arendtsville, Pa. Phone: 148-R-13 Serving Daily Noon Platters Soup - Sandwiches Donald and Betty Baker O. PERRY HOUSE Feed Mill Bendersville Station Reading Co. Railroad Feed - Grain - Seeds Coal - Cement - Fertilizers Telegraph Address: Bendersville, Pa. Phone: 214 SUNNY SLOPE POULTRY FARM Glenn F. Kime, Owner and Manager R. D. 1, Gardners, Pa. Phone: Biglerville 233-R-14 Quality Baby Chicks Penna - U. S. Approved Pullorum - Typhoid Clean Compliments of WALTER 81 LADY Warehouse ERNEST D. REBERT ARCTIC LOCKER SYSTEM IENI1-H - Own Made Ice Cream '- Radio O TV 0 Stereophonic Wholesale Frozen Fruits Biglerviue, R. D' 1 Vegetables and Meats Phone: Biglerville 566-R-2 Gettysburg, Pa. Compliments of SHEAFFER'S AG STORE Brysonia, Pa. Phone: 376-R-12 K U H N TRANSPORTATION CO., INC. Gardners, Pa. Compliments of KANE'S LAWN MOWER SERVICE Compliments of Arendtsville, Pa. A FRIEND Phone: 145-R-21 JAMES A, BAKER 8, SONS THE ADAMS COUNTY NURSERY Self Owned and Operated AND FRUIT FARMS Glddihg - EXCGVIIHIIS U Growers of Fine Fruit Trees Fm' Ponds - '-'Hd C'e '9 since 1905 Sold Right from Gettysburg, R. D. 3 Phone: Biglerville 265-R-5 Nursery to Planter Aspers, Pa. - Phone: 250 iuioiuxuinininiuiruining ioioiuisniniuiuiuininxrgnirvgninioinz Page one-hundred-.reven ixrinininioinioioioi ini biotirinioioioiuinierilrinioini 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. MENCH EY MUSIC SERVICE 430 Carlisle Street Hanover, Pa. Menchey Means Music When you need keys, think of SCHWARTZ'S SERVICE Biglerville, Pa. Compliments of DAVE OYLER MOTORS Gettysburg, Pa. EASTERN STATES FARMER'S S E L L , S EXCHANGE BODY AND FENDER REPAIRS Feed -' Fenilizer - Seed Arendtsville, Pa. BiI:g:Zile?4'ga. Phone: Biglerville 259-j COFFMAN - FISHER DEPARTMENT STORE Always Good Value Gettysburg, Pa. L. W. and M. S. KLEINFELTER Allis - Chalmers Tractors and Farm Machinery Biglerville, Pa. Phone: 280 Compliments of T O B E Y ' S Gettysburg, Pa. Compliments of A FRIEND Page one-hundred-six wagflefls' STCTIOI1 Home Cooked Food Firestone Tires, Auto and Home Supplies 4 Miles North of Biglerville Good Used can Route 34 Biglerville, Pa. Phone: 125-R Compliments of A FRIEND The Family Bowling Center S. RAY SHETTER NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Auto ' Fire 0 Theft Phone: Biglerville 500 Phone: Biglerville 276 High school graduation, perhaps more than any other achivement, is the greatest step in lite. lt closes foreven the chapter of adolescence - ot being regarded as too immature to accept responsibilities - and opens the door to serious ambitions and accomplishments. Each class ot graduates faces new challenges, particularly in these times of fast-changing circumstances. Each graduate is expected to adjust to the conditions that will make him an important part ot the completed pattern. These adiustments and the acceptance ot responsibility malre him a valued asset to his community and his country and earn tor him the recognition he has sought so tar in lite. Knouse Foods extends sincere congratulations to the class ot '59 and wishes each member the success he desires. Page one-hundred-five nioioioioinilliuiuioioixinioiuirri M U S S E L M A N ' S Dependable Food Products Applesauce Apple Butter Canned Apples Tomato Juice Tomato Puree Cider-Vinegar Assorted Jellies THE C. H. MUSSELMAN COMPANY Biglcrville, Pa. Cherries Apple Pie Compliments of JOSEPH S. BOYER Compliments of LOWER'S GAS STATION Bottled Gas and Appliances Biglerville, Pa. Phone: 117-R Congratulations to Class of '59 JOHN S. FUNT Well Driller Phone: Biglerville 201-R-2 Gettysburg, R. D. 3 Compliments of DOT'S BEAUTY SALON Bendersville, Pa. Phone: Biglerville 232-R-3 Congratulations to the Class of '59 JACOBY'S GIFT SHOP Biglerville Road Toys, Gifts, Basketry and Pottery O. C. RICE AND SON Your Farm Machinery Headquarters Biglerville, Pa. Opposite High School Page one-hundred-four ENSMINGER'S Official Photographer for Biglerville High School Class of '59 Second and Walnut Street Harrisburg, Pa. ISince 18821 Compliments of LOWER'S STORE Table Rock, Pa. Compliments of A FRIEND DlTZLER'S RESTAURANT AND FURNITURE Biglerville, Pa. Compliments of INLAND CONTAI N ER CORPORATION and RICE TREW AND RICE COMPANY nioioininrilnilxinifriniuioianiuinioiasioi 111010: Page one-hundred-lbree o1lv: ioioiaxinin 1:11010 1 :missin in 1 . init: RALPH 8. JIM SHETTER SERVICE STATION Biglerville, Pa. Compliments of A FRIEND MOTTER'S STORE Groceries General Merchandise A Community Pure Food Store Gardners, Pa. Phone: Biglerville 234-R-2 Best Wishes COFFMAN JEWELERS 51 Chambersburg Street Gettysburg, Pa. SLAYBAUGH BROS. NURSERY Aspers, Pa. Growers of Quality Fruit Trees Phone: Biglerville 252-R-2 PEOPLES DRUG STORE The Rexcll Drug Store Drugs ' Prescriptions 0 Hospital Supplies 26 York Street, Gettysburg, Pa. Compliments of TYSON ORCHARD SERVICE M. S. ond F. E. Griest, Jr. SMICK S CUT RATE SHOWERS' SERVICE STATION Phone: 40 Patent Medicines - Sundries Phone! Biglefville 333'R'3 Fountain Service - Sandwiches Aspers, R. D. No. 1 Compliments of TAYLOR BROS. GROCERY Complete Food Market Phone: 191 Compliments of CRUM'S WATCH SHOP Bendersville, Pa. Phone: Biglerville 80-R-12 Compliments of BIGLERVILLE WAREHOUSE COMPANY J. W. Deordortf, Proprietor BAER'S PHARMACY Biglerville, Pa. Drugs, Cosmetics, Fountain Service Phone: 170 BIGLERVILLE TV COMPANY Sylvania Television Service Phone: 88 William Lerew, Proprietor Page oru-hundred-two 11111 1111111111 1 11111103 inii 11 JOHN F. KLINEFELTER Hotpoint Appliances Hoover Vacuum Cleaners Sunbeam and G. E. Small Appliances Biglerville, Pa. Phone: 175 OSBORN PRINTING CO. Stationery, Business Forms, Salesbooks Duplicating, Offset Printing, Register Forms, Rubber Stamps Phone: 76 Biglerville, Pa. BIGLERVILLE HARDWARE Phone: 36-R A. L. Leinart, Proprietor GETTlER'S BAKERY Roy C. Gettier, Proprietor Bread - Rolls - Cakes - Groceries Phone: Biglerville 85 Compliments of BU PP'S DAIRY, INC. Most Honored Milk of York and Adams Counties Hanover, Pennsylvania Phone: ME 7-3888 3010111101 1nio1uioi01oi11i01nZl11i1 Page one-hundred-one riniivioinioioi inioiuiuin 3014101 11 1114111010101 1o1o1u1a1o1o Compliments of THE NATIONAL BANK OF ARENDTSVILLE Arendtsville, Pennsylvania A Community Service Bank MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION SUMMIT POULTRY FARMS Baby Chicks 0 Turkey Poults Roy Heckenluber, Proprietor ARENDTSVILLE GARAGE Glenn Hoke, Proprietor General Repairs, Body In Fender Work Myers Sprayers Phone: Biglerville 38-R-2 Arendtsville, Pa. BLACK'S WELDING SHOP Electric and Acetylene Welding - Portable Equipment Ornamental Railing: Steel Clothes Posts Phone: Biglerville 67-J Page one-hundred oioioioioiainii WOLFF FARM SUPPLY CO IHC Parts and Service International Harvester Farm Equipment Farmall Tractors Hardie Sprayers Rose Tre Hoe Roper Post Hole Diggers Phone: Biglerville 188 Congratulations, Seniors iuinini iniavioictioiiuiuinictifiioioiarioial B I X - S W A Y MEN'S 8. BOYS' SHOP Tux Rental 24 Chambersburg Street Gettysburg, Pennsylvania E. D. BUSHMAN Community Pure Food Store Arendtsville, Pa. Compliments of B O O K M A R T Gettysburg, Pennsylvania i JACK 8- JILL SHOP 17 Chambersburg Street Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Phone: 292 DOUGH ERTY and HARTLEY Dry Goods ' Notions U Underwear Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Compliments of THE BIGLERVILLE NATIONAL BANK Biglerville, Pennsylvania Resources Over 53,500,000 Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent A Good Bank ina Good Town MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Page ninety-nine 102010101111uilti4l11vini1v1v10i1l10i1 1oj01oinjo10inZoioioi oioi 0io1o Best of Luck and Success to the Graduates Class of 1959 DUFFY - MOTT COMPANY, INC. Aspers, Pennsylvania Fine Food Products Since 1842 JAMES A. MILLER John Deere SALES A SERVICE Phone: Biglerville 356-j MAY 8' DUNLAP TV SERVICE RCA Victor ll Motorola TV end Whirlpool Products Brysonia, Pa. Phone: Biglerville 304-R-15 Compliments of THE JOHN C. LOWER CO Wholesale Grocers Gettysburg, Pa. MEADOW VALLEY ABATTOIR WHOLESALERS Home Dressed Quality Meet ond Meet Products Gettysburg, R. D. 3, Pa. Phone: Gettysburg 790 r1o1o Page ninety-eight L A A - 1 Junior High Basketball First Roux' Thomas Heckenluber, Richard Dull, Gary Wright, Leroy Wetzel, Robert Garretson Seroml Row: Robert Bream, Donald Staulfer, Gary Bream, Michael Kane, Rodney Guise, Mr Bushman. Third Row: Ross Kennedy, Richard Johnston, Herbert Bowers, managerg Michael Thompson Frank Swayze, Donald Heckman. Page ninety-six Junior High Football First Row: Michael Thompson, Williani Gardner, Robert Thompson, jere Lady, jeffrey Horick, Gary Wright, Larry Black, james Mickey, Ross Kennedy, Philip Pitzer, Robert Garretson. Second Row: Bruce Marden, jay Collins, Richard Guise, Donald Heckman, Edgar Hildebrand, Leroy Wetzel, Kenneth Sheaffer, Robert Bream, Blake Constable. Third Row: Thomas Osborn, Robert Burket, Richard Thomas, Gary Fair, Ered Hartman, Donald Stauffer, Lester Davis, Larry Showers, Michael Kane, Edward Leer. Fourth Row: Mr. Coradetti, Harry Griest, john Ernst, Herbert Bowers, Cornelius Bedford, Richard Johnston, Roger McGlaughlin, Scott Gratton, Michael Thomas. Page ninety-five Q A - Junior Varsity Basketball Front Row: Thomas Kooken, john Ernst, Wilson Harman, Mr. Bushman, Gordon Harvey, William Sanni, Barry Trostel, Edgar Hildebrand. Seroml Row: Glenn Kuykendall, manager, Glenn Olmstead, Terry Thomas, Donald Wright Lawrence Sehmick, Richard Graham, Philip Beidler, manager. Third Row: Owen McKinney, Richard Boyer, Dennis Little, Larry Guise, Hershey Bowers Howard Vines, Ronald Wagner. 1 Page ninety-four Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Carol Frantz, Connie Grubbs, Ann Bushey, Lois Currens, Sue Donharl Page ninetyflbree Front Raw Harry Hartzel, john Slonaker, Thomas Cline, Richard Byers Richard Hartzel Edward Deardorlf. Second Row Loy Hoke, manager, Ted Orner, Larry Kennedy, Chester Van Dyke Fred Haw becker Vance Johnston, Larry Guise, Randy Snyder. Third Row Wayne Schwartz, Dennis Donharl, Donald Wright, Donald Richardson Walter Roberts Dwayne Singley, William Warner, Fred Hartzel, Mr. Bushman. ADAMS April April April April April May May May May May COUNTY SCHOLASTIC LEAGUE - 1959 Away Home Home Away Home Away Away Home Varsity Club Fronl Row, left to right: Gary Wagner, Harry Hartzel, Richard Roth, joe Cicierski, Harold. Baltzley, Guy Breighner, Larry Eckenrode. Second Row: Robert Nyce, David Dull, Larry Kennedy, jay Zeigler, Kenneth Fetters, Vance Johnston, james Kuhn. Third Row: Ted Omer, Barry Birgensmith, Randy Snyder, Laurin Slaybaugh, john Alexander, Luther Harman, Dennis Little. Fourth Row: jack Frantz, Arthur Miller, Hershey Bowers, Larry Guise, William Warner, john Harmon. Fifth Row: Mr. Thrush, Mr. Emanuel, Mr. Toggas, Mr. Sterner. Track Team Front Row: Richard Roth, manager, Richard Dull, Hershey Bowers, Karl McDannell, Jay Zeigler, David Dull, Harold Baltzley, Gerald Dorsey, Parker Coble, Larry Eckenrode, Gary Breighner. Second Roux' Mr. Thrush, john Alexander, Laurin Slaybaugh, Larry Dillon, Larry Rose, Luther Harman, Robert Nyce, james Kuhn, Kermit Jacoby, joe Cicierski, Peter Asquith, john Harmon. Third Roux' Mr. Emanuel, Mr. Sterner, Glenn Olmstead, Charles Kane, Richard Boyer,john Byerly, Donald Sell, Kenneth Ferters, Larry Schmick, Howard Vines, jack Frantz, john Stover, Perry Mickey. Page ninety-one 'tl - l Dk Varsity Football First Row, left lo right: john Harmon, james Kuhn, Luther Harman, Richard Roth, Gary Wagner, joe Cicierski, Harold Baltzley, Robert Nyce, Gerald Slayhaugh. Second Row: Vance Johnston, Wayne Schwartz, Harold Slusser, ,Howard Vines, Barry Birgen- smith, Dennis Donharl, Ronald Yasovsky, Larry Eckenrode, Gary Breighner, Kermit Jacoby. Tbird Row: Mr. Sterner, Mr. Emanuel, Dennis Little, Richard Boyer, Donald Wright, john Alexander, Fred Hartzel, Ronald Wagner, Keith Martin, Mr. Toggas. Fourlb Roux' Larry Rose, Perry Mickey, john Byerly, Richard Graham, Wilson Harman, Carl Hess, Kenneth Ferrets, Ted Orner, jack Frantz, Raymond Kuhn. VARSITY FOOTBALL - 1958 Sept. 12-New Cumberland Home Sept. 20-Camp Hill Away Sept. 26-Wilson Away Oct. 4-Boiling Springs Away Oct. 10-Dallastown Home Oct. 17-Juniata Joint Home Oct. 25-Scotland Away Oct. 51-West York Home Nov. 7-Littlestown Home Page ninety Senior Wrestlers john Harmon Richard Roth Wt.-154 lbs. XVL--127 lbs. l Gary Wagner Wt.-165 lbs. James 5h0WCfS Luther Harman WC--154 lbs- Wt.-1,38 lbs. Page eighty-nine -5 Wrestling F' R W'll' S V ron! nu 1 iam toner, Walter Showers. Rodney Palmer, Arthur Miller, Barry Hirrensniith Richard Roth, Carl Hess, Ronald Yasovsky, Luther Harman, john Harmon C an Wagner james Showers. Slamling: Mr. Toggas, Mr. Emanuel, Gary Showers, Larry Dillon, Blake Constable Philip Pitzer, William XVarner, Cornelius Bedford, Lester Davis, Ronald Mcfleaf Donald Max Ray Millhimes, manager. Dec. Dec. Dec. jan. jan. Jan. jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. 4-Cumberland Valley ll -Boiling Springs I7-Manheim Central 7-York Central 15-Mechanicsburg 22-West York 29-Dover 5-Hanover 12-York 19-Shippensburg Page eigbty-eigbt Away Home Home Home Home Home Away Away Home Away Varsity Basketball Left to right: Mr. Thrush, Robert Nyce, Gary Breighner, Harry Hartzel, joe Clcxerskx Larry Eckenrode, Kenneth Fetters, james Kuhn, jack Frantz, Vance Johnston, Ted Orner Larry Rose, Fred Hartzel, Wayne Arnsberger, manager. VARSITY BASKETBALL - 1958-59 Oec Dec Dec . 2-West York . 5-Enola . 9-Spring Grove Dec. 16-Mechanicsburg Dec jan. jan. jan. jan. jan. jan. jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. . 18-Alumni 2--Big Spring 6-Littlestown 9-Bermudian 13-New Oxford 16-Fairfleld 20-St. Thomas 23-Fannett-Metal 27-James Buchanan 30-Greencastle 3-Scotland 6-Quincy Feb. 10-Big Springs Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 1 3-Littlestown 17--Bermudian 20-New Oxford 24--Fairfield Page eighty-seven Away Home Away Home Home Away Home Away Home Away Away Home Away Home Away Home Home Away Home Away Home Senior Basketball Players James Kuhn Robert Nyce Ht.-5' 1llfZ Pos.-Forward Ht.-6' 2 Pos.-Center Harry Hartzel Captain Pos.-Guard Hr.-6' W' Larry Rose joe Cicierski Hr.-5' 8 Pos.-Guard Hr.-6' Pos.-Guard Page eighty-six H E R 0 S Football Gary Wagner Luther Harman Wt.-185 lbs. Pos.-Guard Wt.-145 lbs. Pos.-Back Richard Roth Gerald Slaybaugh Wt.-140 lbs. Pos.-End Wt.-160 lbs. Pos.-Back Larry Rose Page eighty-ive S E I 0 R Football Harold Baltzley Robert Nyce Wt.-165 lbs. Pos.-Tackle Wt.-165 lbs. Pos.-End , I I Joe Cicierski John Harmon Wt.-200 lbs. Pos.-Guard Wt.-175 lbs. Pos.-Fullback james Kuhn Page eighty-four SE' I Page eighty-lbree Page eighty-two me A D' , Max:- f J X 1 I 'QQN Y Y I 1 1 I958 May Day Queen, Patricia Heckenluber id 'X WO-Q M w. N v -49 Page eighty-one I ,. if A .Y Q' ...Q Q M T 3,7 3 I ! lf 3 .fm 45, '- X A ' D ii Ii K U 1 f f .I l Y E 0 l ii T ? ' Q? ai Tw B if N' The I958 Junior-Senior Prom On May 16, 1958, at 8:00 p.m. the weary but satisfied junior Class presented their going-away present to the Seniors. It was the annual junior-Senior Prom - the theme of which was Moonlight and Roses. The decoration was simple but very effective. The sky of blue spangled with silver Stars, the immense yellow moon, the fountain complete with goldfish flivej and white lawn furniture against a stone wall completed the soothing effect. The music was furnished by Bud Codori and his ensemble. Pictures of those who wished them were taken on a log bridge under which ran a winding blue stream. An enjoyable time was had by everyone. All in all, the prom was a huge success and the juniors, seniors, and faculty mem- bers went to sleep with beautiful memories of a wonderful evening. Page eighty f ae Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders Linda Price, Anna Davis, Connie Stoner, Victoria Taylor, Gertrude Hoffman, joan Crist Page seventy-nine Football Cheerleaders SENIOR CHEERLEADER Shirley Mentzer We as Left to right: Barbara Arnsberger, Shirley Mentzer, Pamela WOIH, jane Trostel, Sandra Warrenfeltz, jo Ann Taylor, Bonnie Bream. Page seventy-eight XE. S .i ,f Junior Home Ec. Club First Row, seated, left to right: Carol Houck, Connie Trone. Second Rauf, standing: Judy Punt, Nancy Cashman, Carolyn Riley, Bonita Feeser, Carol Rex, Jeanne Jacoby, Carolyn Sabo, Mrs. Frantz, davisor, Goldie Lupp, Bonnie Funt, Rita Swartz, Irene Harlow. aff Junior Ag. Club First Row: Robert Manahan, Larry Black, Eddie Leer, Terry Taylor, Richard Johnston, Wilmer Shreve, Cameron Wickline, Blake Constable, Lonnie Shultz,' Frederick Group, Scott Schriver. Second Row: Warren Kelly, James Mickey, Larry Wood. Tbird Row: Cornelius Bedford, Mr. Snyder, advisorg Elmer Plank, Richard Gochenauer, Arnel Bosserman, George Montgomery, Roger Unger, Jere Lady. Fourth Row: Albert Kennedy, Terry Herman. Page seventy-seven lllill ll, 8+ xx as www' wa...-,- ,V u MIK .lllll llllhq s... B if -' ' a 4 'ff fu, 'f we may M, 'Eg ,X1, ...wining QW -r fi. 1- ' yn ae, e w. Q A Q X 1.3 -Ne, .1 1 'I . . ' . ' tl sv z . Junior Library Club Seated: Miss Inskip, advisor: Donald Bowers, Gary Wright, Carol Leinart. Mary Ann Showers, Janet Swope, Barbara Funt, Susan McKinney. Serond Row: Judy Funt, William Yohe, Carolyn Sabo, Robert Burket, Nancy Cashman, Carol Rex, Peggy Fox, Sandra Trent, Rita Swartz, Evelyn Miller, Cynthia Tuckey. C r LN V i l X. -13 'H Senior Red Cross Sealed, left Ia right: Shirley Sullivan, Joyce Warren, Steven Gettier, Barba Lee Seburn, Joan Herman, Mrs. Frantz, advisor. Standing: Joann Irvin, Ruth Taylor, Ellen Kane, Shirley Mentzer, Pauline Shultz, Nellie Irvin, Rosalie Leer. Page sefenly-six Social Dancing First Row, left to right: Bonnie Singley, Fannie Swisher, Rae Deardorff, Margaret Fetters, Kay Collins, Donna Kline, Miss Walter, Mr. Cover, advisors. Second Row: Lana Palmer, Carolyn Rexroth, Connie Stallsmith, Gail Naylor, Sandra Wtmcmdward, Dorinda Clark, Darlene Kane, Connie Trone, Sylvia Robinson, Larry Wood. Third Row: Bernard Kuhn, Ray Van Dyke, Barry Weller, Richard Funt, Roy Livingston, Jeffrey Horick, Michael Thompson, Susan Chronister, Dixie Cline, Betty Bretzman, June Gochenauer, Cindy McCauslin, Ross Kennedy. Fourth Row: Carol Crum, Joan Petry, Nancy Livingston, Peggy Jacoby, Betty Arnsberger, Suzann Wolff, Jeannette Sanni, Audrey Rose, Connie Slayhaugh, Deanne Kemper, Terry Taylor, Elmer Plank. Fifth Row: Jane Hauser, Anne, Bucher, Carol Houck, Linda Murtorff, Joanne Musselman, Diane Keckler, Barbara Main, Jayne McCurly, Beverly Gagehy, Gloria Smeed, Judy Swope, Judith Daron, Jean Schmick. Sixth Row: Marie Reed, Martha Mc- Dannell, Susan Bishop, Brenda Blocher, Randee Koontz, Linda Kint, Nadine Hartman, Jo Ann Cutshall, Kay Fetters, Audrey Funt, Carolyn Haas, Shirley Harmon, Arlene Guise, Cynthia Tuckey. Seventh Roux' Wayne Beam, Charles Crider, Donald Linard, George Himes, Kenneth Lerew, Carolyn Starry, Holly Asquith, Carol Nyce, Diane Baltzley, Jayne Nelson, Carolyn Riley, Keith Lawver, Thomas Thompson, Larry Black, Clyde Boyer, Albert Kennedy. Eighth Roux' Richard Thomas, Fred Hartman, Michael Kane, Robert Garretson, Samuel Crum, William Gardner, Harold Thomas, Robert Bream, Donald Staulifer, Cornelius Bedford, Richard Johnston, Warren Kelly, Jay Collins, Bruce Marden, Paul Black, William Yohe, Terry Herman. Ninth Rauf: Lorraine Plank, Winnifred Spangler, Joyce Ingle, Judith Gulden, Evelyn Wilkinstmn, Walter Showaker, Owen Miller, Kenneth Plank, Jere Lady, Frank Swayze, Gerald Omer, Judy Sheaffer, Sandra Trent, Carol Clapsaddle, Evelyn Miller, Freda Kuykendall. Senior Library Club Seated: Miss Inskip, advisor, Carol Diehl, Joan Herman, Charlotte Rexroth, Janet Sheaffer. Standing, left to right: Ann Kuykendall, Naomi Taylor, Janice Slaybaugh, Judy Crum, Hazel Straub, Donna Showers Jean Dugan, Sharon Riley. Page seventy-fre Library Assistants Firrt Row, sealed: William Yohe, Peggy Fox, Robert Burket, Ann Kuykendall, Naomi Taylor, Carol Rex. Serond Row, reared: Donald Bowers, Gary Wright, Carol Leinart, Mary Ann Showers, janet Swope, Barham Funt, Evelyn Miller, Cynthia Tuckey, Rita Swartz, Susan Mt'Kinncy. Tlrird Roux' Miss lnskip, advisor, Carolyn Sabo, judy Funt, Nancy Cashman, joan Herman, Charlotte Rexroth, judy Crum, Carol Diehl, Sandra Trent, Sandra Sillik, Nadine Richardson, janet Sheaffer, Patsy Showers, Sharon Riley, Charlotte Pfeffer. Janice Slaybaugh, jean Dugan, Donna Showers. Hazel Straub. W' 21.4- 1.1 atsq ... Safety Patrol Front Roux' jay Wagner, jeffrey Kline. Seroml Roux' Lonnie Shultz, Terry Herman, Clyde Wilson, Arnel Bosserman, Richard Gochcnauer, Cameron Wick' line, Mr. lirnst, advisorg I.arry XVood. Thin! Row. Roger Unger, Albert Kennedy, Herbert Bowers. Page :evenly-four 1 Wx uf ix C: fU Page seventy-lbree 'E I3 ? ers, QE c ga .':c: -or: gi E vi 'Ure 52 an 'JE 2-U -5 Cx Na, CE: td -S G-53 New V-L. Ulu. 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Second Roux' Carol Crum, Carolyn Riley, Shirley Harmon, Marie Reed, Dorinda Clark, Brenda Blocher, Beverly Omer, Connie Grubbs, joanne Black, Freda Kukkendall, jane Wright. Third Row: Martha McDannell, Carol Houck, Joann Cutshall, Emily Diehl, Kay Fetters, jean Schmick, Patricia Showers, Sandra Sillik, jane McCurley, jane Tuckey, Peggy Fox, Miss Moore. Fouflb Row: Carol Nyce, Holly Asquith, Diane Baltzley, Diane Keckler, Rita Swartz, Ruth Shreve,judy Sheaffer, Susan Chronister, Carolyn Starry, Ann Bucher, Audrey Funt. Fifth Row: Richard Funt, Barry Weller, Roger Brough, Gary Wright, Richard Dull, Ray VanDyke, Donald Haw- becker, Samuel Crum, Leroy Wetzel, William Yohe, Thomas Osborn, Samuel Bucher, jeffrey Bosserman. Junior Red Cross Fin! Row, lefl to rigbl: Herbert Bowers, jeffrey Kline, Larry Wood, jay Wagner, Ronald Black. Second Roux' Carolyn Starry, Carol Nyce, jere Lady, Roy Livingston, Warren Kelly, Arnel Bosserman, Donald Bowers, Sylvia Robinson, Nancy Bowers, Richard Gochenauer. Tbird Roux' Sandra Sillik, Patricia Showers, Nadine Richardson, Mrs. Frantz, advisor, Cornelius Bedford, Fred Hartman, George Montgomery. Page seventy-tu'o I Junior Honor Society Sealed, lef! lo right: Gary Bream, Richard Guise, Barry Trostel, Philip Beidler, Judy Cutshall, Ann Bushey, Richard Dull, Edgar Hildehrand, Thomas Hoffman, Roger Crum, Richard Beatty, Connie Cluck. Standing: David Ryman, Glenn Olmstead, Tonya McCleaf, joyce Ripley, Sharon Rouzer, Brenda Bean, Patsy Roberts, john Ernst, joan Crist, Mr, Sterner, advisor: Carol Wfoodward, Phyllis Baltzley, Nancy Cashman, judy Eunt, Charlotte Hall, Faye Hartlcl, l.inda E. Taylor, Patsy Baldwin, Peggy Fox, Carol Leinart, Sue Davis, Mary McDannell, Connie Grubbs. .lunior B-Club Front Rauf: Sue Donharl, Glenn Olmstead, Philip Beidler, Brenda Bean, Ann Bushey, Thomas Hoffman. Bark Row: Willianm Sanni, Sharon Rouzer, Gordon Harvey, Patricia Roberts, joan, Crist, john Ernst, Wilsmmn Harman, Edgar Hildebrand. Page seventy-one Father's Been To Mars Marie Coble ............ ..................... M ildred Gibson Marian Griest --- .......... Eartha Donna Gilbert --- ...... Corky Gibson Pete Asquith ...... --- Lawrence Gibson Richard Graham .... --- Roland Pierce jane Coble ....... .... G loria Gibson Richard Roth ..... .... N ed Morris Patricia Reinecker .... --- Zizi Cordova Carol Bosserman --- ....... Madeleine Margaret Miller --- .... Louise Minterm Connie Stoner ....... ............................. E liz Bosler Father's Been To Mars, the Senior High Play, was directed by Mrs. Doris Haas. It was a delightful comedy about a family in which the father played the part of a space hero. Page seventy N. HL ,vm---'...,, ,ff ...,NMxN L Q , im 'I. ,... Q, I i NWN it Es Page sixty-nine --.... -ivy N: 4 W, IQ ww.-1... 'J-an X . ,av Y .tr 'r..:fxT'.'E'.gi , .l,,.n,ag,,k ft- i,,3L1f'i'ivi Q .. ..,+ dm'-I' if .2 .: .L3 'Ta CL CL IU LJ 'ut EE ,EE 25 'xc Em as I-tm is if 35 . sei 9-gN :QW-E 11 -: gil! will . Un.: .'-'B gag CEE Ugg: iss .rim 'E'-IJ Q3-2 5 :' w'U2 :QE 4:35 :gs 3 rat vga Qu-42 .iii 5555 Q -cz: gi E55 .VG -2322 Bm: CEB Zag .EU0 U . .EGM :SS :Lani ESE Emi Cu Nu Seb utr-,,1. '10 2:45 ov: 5,18 gem Ho SUE EO: :Si Q A :Es EES. 'Doing .rf-Q N 3N'9'w c: 'Egg si.-EUS' 21,5 523 - exft my .: sgion He.: E3-Q I-Lval-1 ll, n h, Fourth Row: joan Crist, Harriet Boyer, Donna Gilbert, Nancy Sheaffer, Susan Baer, Edwina Klinefelter, Marian Griest, Patricia Reinecker. Fifth Row: Carolyn Musselman, Ronald Yasovsky, William Bucher, Larry Guise Harold Oliver, joseph Sabo, Laurin Slaybaugh, Larry Boyer, David Du Nancy Wenk. Sixth Row: Richard Heath, Richard Graham, Lynn Lerew, Kenneth Gentzler, Steven Gettier, Walter Roberts, Arthur Starry, Ronald Blocher, Barry Birgensmit Donna Showers. Majorettes Deborah Bedford Senior Majorette Left to right: Victoria Taylor, Susan Frederick, Nancy Sheaffer, Deborah Bedford, Donna Gilbert, Anna Davis, Donna Warrenfeltz. Page sixty-eight Page sixty-seven ui in 5 U III 0 'U 5- TE Q 1: -Q .50 vm K 6 s Q N N. Cl we 1-x K 'vu FL 5, in 6 C 5 E J 8 5 .EE E U G -i it Eg Em hs. H-I-3 :E 3a :Q me fc ZS Q5 N .. Ei QE C QE cu.. C, EE Q5 E.: BE 63 QE JE E: 22 O. SE QL 25 HQ SE all .Q UE 52 Zrn g! 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E 5 -1 E R E M I g S I1 .E 3 A A . E E L U 5.6 55.5 Er-i 522. :OES Umqgb D mm-49 eggm njxg E Ci 555. EO: jigs hair ?5Q5 Eat-S C O5aE QE-lug amgm Erie .Safe BEEF saws QHSEE In Hldou ag ag wig-O 3-g-Q -gui? -3 5 Jugs Essms S5251 dd-4 QQGHO - H, H5822 Q gui IQAQW 3 2 .PP m V, Dance Band First Roux' Way'ne Schwartz, Patricia Reinecker, Nancy XVenk, Beverly Flicker, Cecelia Yoder, Susan Baer. Sefoml Row: Karl Mclhnnell, Vfilliam Bucher, Donald Wright, Whyne l.ot'l1l1aun1, Dennis Donharl, Donna Gilbert. Third Roux' David Dull, john Stover, Tliontas Huffman, Carol Hosaernian. Fourlb Roux' Nancy Sheafler, Lynn Lerew, Harold Oliver, Boys' Quartette Susan Baer, pianistg David Dull, Harold Oliver, joseph Salvo, Lynn Lerew. Page sixly-six 1+ Girls' Sextette Susan Baer, pianisrg Marie Coble, Sue Bucher, Cecelia Yoder, Patricia Reinecker, Marian Griest, Margaret Miller. Y' .. cz K rf 2 v. s had Qmlllllm fl . Y, X rip. Girls' Trio Nancy Sheaffer, Cecelia Ymler, Marie Coble, Suban Baer, pianist. Page sixly-fire A-an E. as Z, Senior F. F. . Seated, left to right: Ronald Taylor, Donald Sillik, Charles SheafTer, Clay Turkey, Ronald Ams- berger, john Byerly, joe Shreve, Roger Cooley, Richard Cooley. Terry Shcaffcr, Standing: Mr. White, advisorg Grayson Taylor, Kenneth Plank, Xvalter Showalter, Dale Oghurn, Dennis Ebbert, Robert Barbour, Ronald Naylor, Stanley Group, Richard Kane, Eddie Diyely, Richard Lehman, Donald Richardaon, Clyde Lightner, Owen Miller, Barry Swisher, Ronald Schatz. lll3.fllLlffl Shop Service Club Front Row: james Showers, Clark Shaffer, Owen Naylor, Donald Boyer, Semnd Roux' Harold Weaver, Paul Warren, Fred Naylor, Fred Hosserman, Thomas Schriver. Third Roux' Mr. Myers, Robert XY eayer, Robert jacohy, Henry Byers, jessie Taylor, Ronald Blocher, Donald Mcflauslin, Rodney Weidner, Mr, Cover. Page sixty-four Tri-Hi-Y First Row, left lo right: Evelyn Vines, Bonnie Haskell, Linda Bosserman, joan Herman, Margaret Wentz, Linda Hoffman, Phyllis Cashman, Ruth Crum, Clara Miller. Sefond Row: jean Dugan, Nancy Ditzler, judy Weigle, Mrs. Steiner, advisor, Sharon Riley, Harriet Boyer, Elaine Yohe, Sarah Fox, jean Linah, joan Schriver, Marie Coble. Third Row: Lois Shaffer, Mary Ann Harman, Pauline Blackwell, Carol Diehl, judy Crum, janet Schwartz, Darlene Kemper, Donna Showers, Hazel Straub, Bonnie Staub, Connie Wright, Carol Frantz, Rochelle Hoffnagle, Barbara Bowers. Senior F. H. . Seated, left lo right: Clara johnson, Barba Lee Seburn, Bonnie Heller, joyce Warren, Ruth Taylor Pauline Shultz, Shirley Sullivan, Shirley Mentzer, Dorothy Kuykenclall. Standing: joann Irvin, Ellen Kane, Rosalie Leer, joann Taylor, Catherine Eeeser, joan Wlarren Mrs. Diehl, advisor, Nellie Irvin. Page sixty-tbree 5 ..,.-1 7'N.,x5' Future Teachers Association First Row, left to right: Margaret Wentz, Ruth Crum, jean Linah, Stephen Gettier, joan Schriver. Second Raw: Robert Nyce, Marie Coble, Bonnie Haskell, Barbara Schriver, Frances Wiechmm, Connie Stoner, Donna Craun, Mr. Lady, advisor. Third Row: Marian Griest, Evelyn Vines, Sue Bucher, Susan Baer, Cecelia Yoder, Deborah Bedford. Hi-Y Sland'ing: Arthur Starry, Fred Hawbecker, William Hale, Glenn Kuykendall, Chester Van Dyke, Sealed: Robert Nyce, Kenneth Gentzler, Larry Boyer, joseph Sabo, Mr. Gordon, advisor. Alfred Taylor, Buddy johanningmier, Stephen Gettier, Richard Roth. Page sixty-two B-Hi Times Reporters First Row, left to right: Joan Herman, Sinda Baker, Marie Coble. Second Row: Naomi Jacoby, Joyce Mansberger, Jean Linah, Margaret Wentz, Mrs. Hudson, advisorg Bonnie Haskell, Ruth Crum, Cecelia Yoder. Tllird Row: Richard Roth, Karl McDannell, Marian Griest, Didy de Beurs, Susan Baer, Arthur Starry, Betty Finfrock, joseph Sabo, Carol Bosserman, Sara Fox, Donna Ebbert, Linda Hoffman, Deborah Bedford. N.,--u Senior B-Club Left to right: Cecelia Yoder, Margaret Wentz, Stephen Gettier, Lynn Lerew, Sue Bucher, Susan Baer, Patricia Reinecker, Margaret Miller, Mr. Coradetti, advisorg Marie Coble, jean Linah. Page sixty-one B-Hi Times Editorial Staff Sealed: Sue Bucher, Joan Herman, Linda Hoffman, Patricia Reinecker, John Stover Slanding: Peter Asquith, Judy May, Fred Hawbecker. EDITORIAL STAFF Editor ............. ....................... P atricia Reinecker News Co-Editors .... --- Judith May and Peter Asquith Feature Editor .... ................... S ue Bucher Sports Editor ..... .................... J ohn Stover Art Co-Editors ...........,...... Linda Hoffman and Joan Herman Photography Editor ..e.......................e. Fred Hawbecker NEWS REPORTERS Bonnie Haskell, Sarah Fox, Margie Wentz, Arthur Starry, Joe Sabo, and Joan Herman. FEATURE REPORTERS Cecelia Yoder, Joyce Mansberger, Linda Price, Karl MacDannell, Naomi Jacoby, Carol Bosserman, Linda Hoffman, Ruth Crum, Jean Linah, and Marian Griest. SPORTS REPORTERS Donna Ebbert, Betty Finfrock, Marie Coble, and Richard Roth. BUSINESS STAFF Typing Manager .... .,A................ ..... N a omi Jacoby Business Manager .... --, Phyllis Cashman Circulation Manager --- ....,,,. --- Joyce Mansberger TYPISTS Jean Hartzel, Nancy Musselman, Jean Linah, Margie Wfentz, Donna Karlene Hall, Sinda Baker, and Susan Baer. Page six! y Peter Pan Club Ifirst Row, left lo right: Mrs. Haas, Ilirectorg Sue Bucher, Patricia Reinecker, Edna Coble Linda Hoffman. Serond Roux' Peter Asquith, Arthur Starry. 'H 5 I Handbook Staff Seated, lefl to right: Mr. Gordon, advisorg Pamela Wentzel. Standing: Constance Stoner, Margaret Wentz. Page fifty-nine 0. 4 . ...x A Student Council Seated. First Raw, left lo right: Harold Baltzley, Fred Hartzel, Steven Gettier, Barba Lee Seburn, I.ynn Lerew. Seated, Setond Row: john Harmon, joe Cicierski, Vance johnston, Ted Orner, Harold Slusser, Larry Kennedy, David Dull, Marian Griest, Margaret W'entz, Donna Gilbert, Robert Nyce, Patricia Reinecker. Ruth Crum, Sue Bucher, Didy de Beurs. Shmding: Clyde Boyer, Connie Grubbs, Carol Leinart, janet Swope, Kenneth Gentzler, Carol Bosserman, Pamela XVentzi:l,judy Cutshall, Thomas Osborn, Maxine Brough, Sinda Baker, Edgar Hildebrand, Philip Beidler, Gordon Harvey, Thomas Hoffman, Richard Dull, john Stover, Carol Nyce, joan Herman, jeannette Sanni, Mr. Sterner, advisor, Richard johnston. l Student Council Officers Mr. Sterner, advisorg David Dull, presidentg Marian Griest, vice-president: Margaret Wentz, secretary, Donna Gilbert, treasurer. Page fifty-eight I cqnyf forget fihof old flu u rfett e Clfld Po! C004 bye FOFEVE old fellas and gals . K t 'iiiw xx 1 i I -kbbbvgl i R1 :-'1 Tj. G o o cf b Y Q For 3 v e r .6 0 S W e e-HN ec: rf .S 3 X K l in 9 'Lx Page fifly-six Class Gfficers Junior Class President ...................................... Vance Johnson Vice-President --- ....... Ted Orner Secretary ...... ..... C onnie Stoner Treasurer ....... .... .......... K e rmit Jacoby Sophomore Class President .................................... Carol Bosserman Vice-President ..... ....... D ennis Little Secretary ........ .... C arolyn Musselman Treasurer - .................................... Fred Hartzel Freshman Class President .................................... Thomas Hoffman Vice-President ..... ..... B arry Trostel Secretary ...... ..... J udy Cutshall Treasurer - ------------------------------- Dennis Ebbert Eighth Grade President ......................-............ Edward Woodall Vice-President ..... ..... Ca rol Leinart Secretary-Treasurer .............. ............. Th omas Osborn Seventh Grade President ...................... ............... A nne Bucher Vice-President ..... ......... j eanette Sanni Secretary ........ ..... M artha McDannell Treasurer ........ .............. ............. N a ncy Bowers We, the Class of '59, wish the best to luck to all B. H. S. underclassmen. We hope they will live to the fullest of their remain- ing years therein. Word of Advice - Study hard and have fun. Page fifty-ive THE SEN IORS Page filly-four radetti, Co edford, Mr. B US rinda Clark, Corneli garet Fleming, Rodney Guise, Do 21' ae Deardorff, M her, R S Sw Fannie Emily Diehl, ers, W Bo ancy Row N First 3-Q 0 0 U 0 if Advisor. ond Roux' Anne Bucher, Sandra XVoodward, Connie Stallsmith, Gail Naylor, Kay Collins, Donna Cline, Darlene Kane, Connie Trone, Sylvia Robinson. ird Roux' Bonnie Singley, Bernard Kuhn, Ray Van Dyke, Barry Weller, jeffrey Cline, jay Waggoner, Clyde Wilson, Richard Funt, Roy Livingston, jeffrey Horick, Michael Thompson, Roger Brough. urtb Row: Carol Crum, joan Petry, Nancy Livingston, Peggy jacoby, Carol Slusser, Betty Arnsherger, Suzanne WolH, jeannette Sanni, Connie Slaybaugh, june Gochenauer, Shirley Mtfilaughlin, Susan Chronister, Cindy McCauslin. th Roux' Carol Ho ck, Linda Murt ff, joanne Musselman, Diane Keckler, Claude Kennedy Ge rge jones, Anna Deckert, Deanne Kemper, Dixie Cline, Audrey Rose, Betty Bretzman, judith Daron, jean Schmick. lb Roux' Marie Reed, Martha McDannell, jane Hauser, Suzanne Bishop, Brenda Blocher, Randee Koontz, Linda Kint, Nadine Hartman, Barbara Main, jayne McCurley, Beverly Gageby, Gloria Smeed, judy Swope, jo Ann Cutshall, Kay Fetters. tenth Roux' Wlayne Beam, Charles Crider, Donald Linard, George Himes, Kenneth Lerew, Carolyn Starry, Holly Asquith, Carol Nyce, Diane Baltzley, jayne Nelson, Audrey Funt, Carolyn Haas, Shirley Harman, Arlene Guise, Carolyn Riley bib Row: Richard Thomas, Fred Hartman, Michael Kane, Robert Garretson, Samuel Crum, W'illiam Gardner, Harold Thomas, Robert Bream, Donald S T F F Six Se Eig 6 N E 8 I' 'E S fi ... cf N 'E C J! 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Seventh Row: Dennis Donharl, Barry Birgensmith, Peter Asquith, Donald Richardson, Charles Sheaffer, Gerald Cutshall, William McCleaf, Grayson Taylor, Clay Tuckey, Ronald Taylor, jack Kump. ' Eighth Row: Vfayne Schwartz, nald Sillik, W'illiam XVarner, Ronald Yasovsky, Ray Milhimes, Eddie Dively, Donald May. ZC FOUND wb on Good by fellas AM Page forty-nine Humor An old Indian brought his watch in to be repaired. When the jeweler took the back off, a dead bug fell out. The Indian, astonished, exclaimed, Ug, no wonder watch stopped - engineer dead! Awed by his student's new diamond ring, Mr. Allison asked for the particulars. Oh, said Marian, When Grandma died, she left 31,000.00 for a stone in her memory. This is it. He was seated in the parlor and he said unto the light - Bit er you or I, old fellow, will be turned down tonight. Foolosophy - It's better to have a hus- band who comes in handy around the house than one who comes in unexpected- ly! A small child was explaining to her younger brother that it was wrong to work on Sunday. But what about policemen, said the boy. They have to work on Sunday. Don't they go to heaven? Of course not, replied his sister. They're not needed there. The pupils had all been photographed and the teacher was trying to persuade them each to buy a copy of the group picture. just think how nice it will be to look at it when you are grown up and say, 'there's Rose, she's married,' or 'that's Billy, he's a sailor'. A small voice at the back of the room piped up, And there's teacher, she's dead. No man knows what hard luck is until he buys a new suit with two pairs of pants . . . and then burns a hole in the coat. Arsonists aren't the only guys who get in trouble when they start playing with fire. Young Thing: Do you think that ab- sence makes the heart grow fonder? Voice of Experience: Defmitely! Every time that jack goes out of town, I like Bo better! Betty: Will you please tell me the dif- ference between nervousness and shy- ness? Mr. Laird: Prett women make me shy. Their husbands make me nervous. The head nurse at the hospital entered a room and found one of the new nurses holding both wrists of a recently admitted patient. You don't have to hold both wrists to check the pulse, stormed the head nurse. I'm not holding both wrists to check his pulse, replied Pat. I'm holding them to c eck his impulses. Harry: What do you mean you got that black eye from a fire? Bob: Margie caught me kissing an old flame. When you are old and full of ears, You must give up the cup that cheers, Golf, tennis, an badminton, too, But, alas, the women give up you! Good judgment comes from experience and experience comes from poor judg- ment. Page forty-eight Class of Q :V by .N API L J I xl k!,L.,IQV,xl':.'3t:,1fr' L Uk' 07.5-Q KK M, .,PYJ5Qc,,,,.1,,,, :bow-s T31 1 ISA X .. 1-X f ,mmLx.fU 'f k'f1 A 1 :NJC 'nfllfr la! 3,33 fs.-f-1 ff -x,l'X. 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H td 454 K , u OF ld Nellie Mae Irvm, will a pencil to Bonnie Heller because she is always borrowing mme Naomi Virginia acoby will my ability to stay out of trouble to my brother, Bob Ellen Margaret Kane will my P O D book to my brother Mike Kenneth Edward Keefauver will my books to the 1 lth grade Larry Keith Kennedy will my old rusty cornet do ames Cline ames oseph Kuhn will my basketball ability to Ken Fetters Dorothy Louise Kuykendall will my Sales book to anyone who wants xt Florence Darlene Lalferty will my short nose to Mr Eckenrode Rolaste Marie Leer will the keys to a brown 53 Chevy to my sister, Leora Lynn Eddy Lerew will my baritone to Clara ean Carol Lmah will my ability to be put on the absentee sheet when I am present to Darlene Kemper oyce Marie Mansberger will Mr Bushman s Quiet' study halls to all future seniors Judith Pearl May will my middle name back to the oyster Shirley Arlene Mentzer will my cheerleader s skirt to someone who will make good use of it Margaret Ruth Miller will my ability to write essays for Mr Coradettx to anyone who talks too much Nancy Ann Musselman will my headache from the magazine campaign to the coming seniors Owen Olee Naylor will my shop work to my brother Ronald Robert Emerson Nyce will my height to Wayne Arnsberger Nancy Carol Peters will my clarinet to anyone who llkes cold fingers in the wlnter Charlene Louise Pryor will my ability to have fun to all those who do not Patricia Anne Remecker, will the editorshrp of the B H1 Times to anyone who Larry Rodney Rose will my manager s job to Wayne Arnsberger Richard Cecil Roth will my position as the only boy in 12 2 shorthand to Fred Hartzel oan Mary Schrlver will my ability to knock out headlights to my slster Barba Lee Virginia Seburn will my hair to anyone who spends hours pourmg per oxide on his Clark Dennis Shaffer will my Ford to anyone who likes to live dangerously ames Mayne Showers will my wrestling shoes to my brother Pauline Viola Shultz will my love of school to my brother Edward Gerald Frances Slaybaugh will my football ability to anyone who wants it Kenneth Roger Smeed will my ability to talk back to any underclassman ohn Edgar Stover r will my well worn path from A ville to B ville to Ted Omer for constant use Shirley Jean Sullivan will my history book to anyone who likes history Ruth Mae Taylor will my history book to Mr Gordon Chester Marlm VanDyke will my beat up DeSoto to anyone who wants to go somewhere without walking Evelyn Maude Vines will my naturally straight hair to my brother Howard Gary Evan Wagner will my football suit to Perry Mickey oyce Mae Warren will my history book to my 5lStel' oan Paul Wtlllam Warren will my English book to whomever can make better use of it than I did Rodney William Weidner will my worn out muffler to anyone who wants lf Margaret Irene Wentz will my red hair to Perry Mickey Cecelia Kay Yoder will my sympathy to mistreated younger brothers jay Charles Zelgler will my spelling ability to anyone who wants to make a career out of English classes Page forty five I , I V , . , X J ' Q ' J J , , , . , J . , . . . likes to write articles to fill space the.day before the .paper comes out. J y J I, . - , . A . I J . . t ' . ' . ' r 1 - SENIOR CLASS We, the 1959 Senior Class of Biglerville High School, city of Biglerville, County of Adams, State of Pennsylvania, being of sound mind and body, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament: I, Ronald Leroy Arnsberger, will my English book to Wayne. I, Susan Dee Baer, will all the fun I've had at B. H. S. in the past three years to all the underclassman, I, Sinda Irene Baker, will my lack of energy to all the energetic people I know. I, Vernice Irene Baldwin, will my haircut to anyone who dislikes putting his hair up every night. I, Harold Robert Baltzley, jr., will my seat in the ofhce to anyone who doesn't have enough sense to stay out of trouble. I, Larry Eugene Barbour, will my Office Practice book to anyone who wants it. I, Deborah Collier Bedford, will my French pixie-cut to my brother Corny. l, john Larimore Boyer, will B. H.S. to anyone who wants a good school. l, Robert Elwood Boyer, will my painting knife to Larry Carey. I, Sue Kathleen Bucher, will my a ility to lose and forget: items vital to the ex- istence of B.H. S. to another heedless individual, my sister. I, Mary Alice Byerly, will my long lingernails to Mr. Laird. I, Larry Ray Carey, will my Hat feet to my brother. I, Phyllis Ann Cashman, will my 45-minute bus ride to anyone who can sit still that long. I, Joseph Louis Cicierski, Jr., will my ability to stay out of trouble to jake and Moe. I, Barry Arendt Clapsaddle, will my Green Hornet to Loy Hoke because he won't have to buy oil or it. I, Gary Eugene Clapsaddle, will my Stovebolt 6 to my brother. I, Marie Elizabeth Coble, will my will to will someone a will to any person who is willing to will someone their will to make a will. I, Ruth Anna Crum, will Homeroom 104 to some other small section who will lavish loving care upon it as we have done during our three-year inhabitance therein. l, Larry Eugene Daron, will all my books to anyone who doesn't like to study. I, David Lynn Dull, will my intelligence to my brother, Richard, who needs it badly. I, Donna Rae Ebbert, will my ability to catch the bus at 7:35 every morning to my brother, Danny. I, Frances Laurabelle Emlet, will the well-worn road to Carlisle to any underclassman who likes trouble. I, Betty Louise Finfrock, will the water in my knee to anyone who doesn't like gym class. I, Mary Lou Finfrock, will my clarinet reeds to Vicki Taylor. I, Kenneth Charles Gentzler, will my little blue Chevy to anyone who needs it. 1, Stephen Charles Gettier, will my ride to school with Miss Lupp to Mr. Ehlman. I, Marian Marshall Griest, will my band pants to anyone whois getting too big for his britches. I, Stanley Kenneth Group, will my books to Barry Barbour, who may finish wearing them out. I, Karlene Kay Hall, will all my shorthand notebooks to anyone who has a locker' large enough to store them. I, Luther Charles Harman, jr., will my ability to try to wrestle to Mr. Myers. I, John Lewis Harmon, will my wrestling ability to anyone who can better it. l, Dale Harry Hartzel, will my basketball uniform to jack Frantz. I, jean Marie Hartzel, will my gift to gab to Connie Cluck. I, Bonnie Jo-Ann Haskell, will my worn shoes to my brother, Tom, for his climb up the ladder of education. I, Fred Vincent Hawbaker, will not commit myself. I, Bonnie Lou Heller, will my baby sitting job to anyone who needs the money. X Page forty-four dl ij Advisor We the class of 59 wish to express deep appreciatin to Mr. Whiite for his able guidance and assistance. Thanks also go to Mr. Myers who aided us during our years in eighth through eleventh grades. Page forty-three Senior Class History 1955 - 56 We entered dear old B. H. S. in September SS happy and excited. This was our first big step toward Seniordom. We actively participated in Band, sports, Honor Society, plays and other activities. Nevertheless, time was found to visit the County Courthouse and the State Capitol. Our president was Mary Lou Finfrock and our advisor Edward Myers. 1956 - 57 We returned in S6 with David Dull as our president. Activities were never shirked nor were such money-making projects as selling candy at noontime and at games. The profits were, of course, for our Prom, Yearbook and senior trip. 1957 - 58 Hurrah! We were now jolly juniors or, as we said, almost seniors. Class rings were received in the fall and proudly displayed to all. Projects that year in- cluded selling pennants and hats, hot dogs, and pretzels. The highlight of the year was the junior-Senior Prom, of which we were justly proud. 1958 - 59 Seniors at last, but we couldn't help pinching ourselves. Our two goals, aside from graduating, were publishing the Mirror and raising funds for our Senior trip. In order to raise money we sold candy, cokes, do-nuts, jackets and held a Buddy Deane Hop. Our able president was Robert Nyce and our advisor Mr. White. With spring came our trip to New York and, of course, commencement. So long, B.H.Sg with you we leave many fond memories and wonderful friendships. Page forty-two Margaret Irene Wentz Margie Academic You're cracked, too! Band 10, 11, Sec.-Treas. 125 F. T. A. 10, Presi- dent 11, Vice-President 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, Chap- lain 11, President 12 5 Student Council 10, 11, Secretary 125 B-Club 11, 125 Intramural Bas- ketball 11, 125 County Band 115 Homeroom President 105 B-Hi Times Reporter 10, 11, 125 Handbook Staff 11, 125 Spring Musical 10, 11, 125 Mirror Stalf 12. Her smile is infectious, her manner sincere, Her red hair the prettiest we've seen. As for success in college -don't fear, She's sure to be Millersville's queen. jay Charles Zeigler Zig Academic Where's Harv ? Basketball 10, ll, 125 Track 10, 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Student Council 10, 11, Vice-Presi- dent 125 Tribunal 10. tw is the guy who makes wise cracks, e kind that are never obscene. His spelling, along with those wisecraclts, ls tuming poor Mrs. Haas green. Cecelia Kay Yoder Cecelia Academic Charge ! Basketball -105 Choir 10, 11, 125 Dance Band 10, 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 125 County Band 10, 11, 125 District Band 10, 11, 125 District Or- chestra 115 B-Hi Times 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 115 B-Club 11, 125 Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 125 Intramural Volleyball 115 Trio 125 Sextette 11, 125 Spring Musical 10, 11, 125 Student Coun- cil 115 Assistant Literary Editor, Mirrorg Home- room President 11. Cecelia's our instigator of these literary gems, She's noted for music and her ahems. She was voted best dressed in our senior class, It's a college career for this young lass. Page forty-one Paul Wfilliam Warren Dump Industrial Oh, Nuts! Shop Maintenance Club 12. Paul with Naomi is often observed, He and Lute have their teachers unnerved. Hunting and fishing, his favorites are, We hope that nothing his future will mar. Evelyn Maude Vines Evey Academic It sounds like something l'd do! Band 10, ll, 12g Spring Musical 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, ll, 125 Intramural Basketball 11, 125 B-Club 12. Evey-calm down! Your nerves you will shatter, One-O-four is a buzz with your incessant chatter. As a future nurse you'll make good, we're sure, May you find a handsome, rich patient to cure. Gary Evan Wagner Skinny Industrial What's up? Football 10, 11, 12g Wrestling 10, 11, 12. Gary is a wrestler big and strong, He works C??D with cars all the day long, joe and jake are his pals to the end, Pam he considers a very good friend. Rodney William Weidner Rod Industrial Step on it the cops are coming! Shop Maintenance Club 12. A trip to King's Gap to see Mary Ann, Whom, we are told, is his most ardent fan. He likes eating venison and working on cars, And in the summertime, oft' frequents Haars. Page forty mm Chester Marlin VanDyke Chet What's it to ya? Band 11, 129 Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Baseball 10, 11. Chester makes eyes at every He'd like to give them each a whirl. Activity wise he's chosen many, As for dislikes, he hasn't any. john Edgar Stover, jr. Butch Academic What do you want, a medal? Band 10, 11, 123 Dance Band 10, 11, 12g Hi-Y 10, B-Hi Times Reporter 10, 11, Sports Editor 12g Track 10, 11, 123 County Band 10, ll, 12g Student Council 125 Class Vice-President 10. Professor Butch we now present, Teaching math is his intent. To the Reinecker house, he'll nightly jaunt, It seems to be his favorite haunt. Red Cross 12. Academic girl, Joyce Mae Warren Cookie Vocational I'll be darn ! F. H. A. 10, 11, 123 junior Red Cross 11, 12g Social Dancing 10, Il. Here's another homemaker on her way, Claims she'll settle down on a future day. With Ruth and Shirley she's always found, Cookie's favorite hobby is running around. Page lbirty-nine Shirley jean Sullivan Shirley Vocational What next? F. H. A. 11, 125 Art Club 10, 11, 12 junior Tall and slender is this young lass, Listed as her dislike is history class Though being a farm girl she'l1 always hate As a seamstress she'll make Bob a good mate Al? James Wayne Showers ujimnv Football 10g Vfrestling 10, 11, 125 Shop Service Club 11, 12. jim with his buddies john and Clark, Sometimeigo hunting in the dark. When ask why in the dark they go, He says, It's so the warden won't know. Pauline Viola Shultz Shultzie Vocational Be my guest! F. H. A. 10, 11, Vice-President 12, Junior Red Cross 125 Social Dancing 10, 11. Pauline likes to sew and to cook, She'll even curl up with a good book. She likes to meet old friends and have fun, Shultzie and her gang are oft on the run. T Good' Industrial I! . U Gerald Frances Slaybaugh jerry Agricultural You know what you're doing! Football 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10, ll. On the football Held Jerry excels, But at the mention of homework rebels. Chicken fills the craving of his appetite, Certain girls and sports set his likes just right. Kenneth Roger Smeed Ken Industrial You don't know, do you P Ken is a long-hair - we don't mean musician, To say he likes cars would be mere repetition. For messing with cars is a famed avocation, Of most of the fellows in this centrally-located position. Page thirty-eight fi, . .lf f t X X , In .1 f3,g,,wV' lf, -A16-L' LWJ' A- fg J- ' V e' ' x 'fff J .. 1 X' 'V , Ml .Q,, WHS L1Cf4-ffl' 'awp L 3 -J 1 . , v N 1' Huw V -,v f aw' f l' V- yy NW 7 Richard Cecil Roth Dick Commercial Hey, Puny ! Football 10, 11, 125 Wrestling 10, ll, 123 Hi-Y 11, 125 Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Year- book Typist 12g B-Hi Times Reporter 10, 11, 129 Track Manager 10, 11, 125 Senior Pla Father's Been to Mars g Intramural Class Track io, ll, 12. Blonde, blue-eyed Richard R., Gains his fame as a wrestling star. He hopes to enter Shippensburg State College And gain for himself a wealth of knowledge. Clark Dennis Shaeifer Clark Shop Service Club 11, 12. Quite an industrial lad is Clark Dennis, He claims his hobby is table tennis. Can't you just picture Clark in the sky, For his one am ition is to lly. Barba Lee Virginia Seburn Barb Vocational Boy, you're not a-kiddin! F. H. A. 10, ll, President 12g Junior Red Cross 12, Secretary, Student Council 10, 11, 12. Barb is a booster of our class, Says she's through with men. She with the twelve-four girls en masse, Liven up room ten. Larry Rodney Rose Rosey Industrial Oh, no ! Football Manager 10, 11, 12, Basketball 11, 123 Track 10, 11, 12. This line lad is from down Table Rock way, His dislike for long assignments does not bring us dismay. In the future a tile-setter he hopes to be. Rosey's most often seen with Gary C. Industrial Yes, Dear! Page thirty-:even Nancy Carol Peters Pete Commercial You know! Band 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, Intramural Basketball 11, Intramural Volleyball 11, Spring Musical 10, 11, 12. Quite a basketball player is she, Pete doesn't like poor sports and neither do we. About school in general, she couldn't care less, Her very best bu dy is - you can guess. . ,w,vFY:-f,'-- Y V Charlene Louise Pryor Dolly Commercial You're doing the talking! lt's commonly known that Dolly's a clown. This young lady hates to be bossed around. Likes to write letters, to whom we don't know, But my guess would be jimmy - do you think so. Patricia Ann Reinecker Pat Commercial You're out of your mind! Senior Band 10, 11, 125 Dance Band 12, Intra- mural Basketball ll, 125 Basketball 10, Intra- mural Volleyball llg Tri-Hi-Y 10, Secretary llg Senior Choir IO, 11, 12, Girls' Sextet 11, 123 Peter Pan Club 11, President 12, B-Hi Times 10, Sports Editor ll, Editor-in-Chief 123 Senior Play 12, Father's Been to Mars, How Green Was Your Boyfriend , B-Club ll, Sec.-Treas. 123 Spring Musical 10, ll, 12. Pat is known as the extra-c kid, When reminded of this fact, she flips her lid. Next ear she'll begin her nursing career, included in her future is Butch - we hear. Joan Mary Schriver ..-Ioan., I don't know! Academic F. T. A. ll, 12g Tri-Hi-Y 10, ll, 12. joan's a member of the twelve-one set, She'll surely make a good nurse, we bet. lt's well known that she's a quiet lass, But in her little Plymouth she's hard to pass. Page thirty-:ix - - .4,,f .-, Shirley If you say so! 3 9' VJ S W wif ik ef X ,eg Aw ' 'S ,Mal x9 Qfjgwfvx X Owen Olee Naylor Howdy Industrial Beat that, will you! Shop Service Club. Owen is known to his friends as Howdy, I-Ie's not the kind that could be called rowdy. Believe it or not - he likes work, From the mention of which he'll never shirk. Nancy Ann Musselman Nance Commercial So help me! Intramural Basketball ll, 12, B-Hi Times Typist 11, 12, Business Education Club 123 Yearbook Typing Manager 12. Nancy is known for her pretty eyes, Her hobbies are sewing and baking pies. She with the Six-Teens, that illustrious group, Oft' up the steps to three-o-one troop. Page thirty-Fw Shirley Arlene Mentzer Vocational I F. H. A. Club 10, 11, 12, President 11g Cheer- leader 11, Co-Captain 123 Junior Red Cross 12. To be Donnie's wife is her only dream, As a cheerleader, she's got lots of steam. At Twirly Top she is most often seen, With her pa s, Nellie, Barb, and Pauline. Margaret Ruth Miller Marge Commercial That took brains! Choir 10, 11, 123 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12g Spring Musical 10, 11, 125 County Chorus 11, 123 B-Club 11, 12g B-Hi Times Reporter 12g Tri- I-li-Y 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 113 Intramural Vol- leyball ll, 123 Intramural Hocke 12g Intra- mural Baskerball ll, 125 Year Book Typist 125 Girls' Sextet ll, 12g Senior High Play 125 County Chorus 11, 12. Margie's another one of the well-known five, From eating, pleasure she'll alwa s derive. To I-la erstown she'll journey in the sgring, Lots ofg success we hope the future will ring. ' 0L ffl! I '7 fl 1 A ' - J Lynn Eddy Lerew flQ gjic! I Lynn Academic A -I! ,944 Hey, Dave!!! V71 Band 10, ll, 12g Cl'10i1' 10, Il, IZQ Dance 4416 10 ll 12 Boys Quartet I0 11 12 District ! : Band 11 12 District Chorus 11 12 Student Council 12 President B Club 12 yi 1 ' . ' i - S I i - ., 5 t MIL- yntfs a musician with hair long and curly lay1ng cards keeps h1m from going to bed early. V Student conducting is h1s bid to fame, As a line music teacher he'll win great acclaim. Jean Carol Linah Jeanie Academic Oh, my stars! B-Hi Times Reporter 10, 11, 12, Typist 12g Spring Musical 10, ll, 12g Sr. Band 10, 11, 12g F. T. A. 10, Secretary 11, Treasurer 125 Tri-Hi- Y 10, 113 B-Club 11, 12g Intramural Basketball 11, 12g County Band 11, 12g Homeroom Vice- President 129 Pianist for Sextet 115 Trio 11. Jean with a voodoo doll, we see Sticking pins into its knee. She with pals Ruth, Marg, and Evey Oft weigh down her little blue Chevy. Joyce Marie Mansberger Joyce Commercial Aw, Bubbles! B-Hi Times Feature Reporter 10, 11, Circu- lation Manager 12g Intramural Hockey 12g ln- ' tramural Basketball 11g Intramural Volleyball ll, 12g Yearbook typist 12. Her love for people and animals is great, On rainy days she likes to sleep late. A member of the Six-Teens is Joyce, Secretarial work is her future choice. Judith Pearl May Judy Commercial Where's my typewriter eraser? B-Hi Times Reporter 10, Feature Editor ll, News Editor 129 Homeroom Vice-President ll, Class Treasurer 115 Yearbook Business Manager 12g B-Club 12g Business Education Club 12. Judy May of typing fame, Wills to the oyster her middle name. Our business manager well qualified, Is neatness and sweetness personified. Page tbirly-four Florence Darlene Lafferty Flo Commercial Ah, Maria! Intramural Basketball 11, 123 F. H. A. 103 Intramural Volleyball 10, 115 Social Dancing 113 Tri-Hi-Y 10. Marria e seems to be Flo's fate, She's afways seen with Donnie, her date. She dislikes school and Jaarents that disagree, Her love of sports and ancing, I can easily see. Rosalie Marie Leer Rosalie Fiddle Drums! F. H. A. 10, 11, 125 Jr. Red Cross 12, Art Club 12. Rosalie likes crafts and P. O. D. Eddie with her you'll always see. A member of the F. H. A., Quite a homemaker she'll be someday. fgxfgfffea faq ,Zi' JG y as I Y , tx . Q James Joseph Kuhn XGA X L6 f z' 1 d' ' 1 'CC ' , IPPY .ids gov, n ustrta H I -7614.1 I -ka AQAMV Basketball 10, 11, 123 Track 10, ll, 123 Foot- Z--fffjaffpfjlf U ball 10, ll, 12g Varsity Club 10, 11, 12. Jim is quite an athlete, With the best he can compete. Zip's many points we'll ne'er forget, For Steven's Trade School he's all set. Dorothy Louise Kuykendall Dotty Commercial What did you say? F. H. A. 10, 11, Treasurer 12g Tri-Hi-Y 10, 113 Intramural Basketball ll, 125 Intramural Volleyball 11, 12. Dottie is usually seen with Pete, Her plans for the future are not yet complete. At babysittin she can quite often be found, One of her likes is running around. Vocational Page thirty-three Naomi Virginia Jacoby Naomi I don't know! Minstrel Show 103 Public Speaking Club 10, 11, 12, President 11, Treasurer 12, B-Hi Times Reporter 10, ll, 12, Typing Manager 129 Intra- mural Volleyball 11, 12. For somethin to do between her activities Naomi will oiten crochet. We're told she's proficient in spelling bees And art, which we've seen on display. Ellen Margaret Kane El Vocational Help 1 F. H. A. Club 10, 11, 12, Intramural Basket- ball 1l, 129 Red Cross Club 129 Social Dancing 10, ll. A number please girl she'll soon be, She's often seen with the Angel's three. El dislikes people whose heads are too large, From dancing and pop songs she gets quite a charge. JE Commercial Kenneth Edward Keefauver Ken Industrial Hi, Slim! Shop io, 11, 12. Ken Keefauver from Table Rock way, Says he'd like to be a box worker someda . Huntin and racing along with shop work, Are hobbies of his which he'll never shirk. Larry Keith Kennedy Larry Academic l don't know! Senior Band 10, 11, President 12, Basketball 10, Baseball 10, 11, 12g Varsity Club 123 Student Council 12. Larry, to us, seems accident prone, He's either emitting a grunt or a roan. Of trig logs and analogs he'd build quite a tire. One-fourth of a sheet of paper causes him ire. Page lbirly-tw0 Bonnie Jo-Ann Haskell ..Ben,, For Heaven's Sake Academic ,,. Intramural Basketball 12g Senior Band 10, 11, 123 Spring Musical 10, 11, 12g Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 B-Club 12g F. T. A. 11, 12g Homeroom Sec- retary 10g B-Hi Times Reporter 10, ll, 12. M Ben's often found in the band room with her sax, But it's in 104 where she likes to relax. To become a teacher of small children is her plan. If cold weather doesn't catch our cold weather football fan. Bonnie Lou Heller Bonnie Vocational Nellie, may I borrow a pencil? F. H. A. Home Ec. Club 10, 11, 12g Social Dancing 10, 11g Art Club 10, 11, 125 Public Speaking Club 10, 11, 12. Bonnie likes music, history books, and boysg Her piano laying cannot be called noise. Anything edible she'll gladly tryg A certain soldier seems to have her eye. Fred Vincent Hawbecker Fred Academic Did he ? Choir 11, 125 Band 10, ll, 12g Hi-Y io, 11, 12g B-Hi Times Photography Editor 12g B-Hi Times Photographer 11. That beautiful blue car is quite obsolete, But chem from his schedule he'd gladly delete. Being a draftsman is Fred's great desireg Whegi seen with that sophomore he glows like a re. Nellie Mae Irvin Nellybell Vocational Alrighty ! F. H. A. 10, 11, 123 junior Red Cross 123 Social Dancing 10, 11. We next present Miss Nellie Mae, An active member of the F. H. A. Of Pat Boone records and pizza she's fond, We wonder if that certain guy's blond. Page thirty-one Luther Charles Harmon, jr. Lute Industrial Go ahead if you think you're big enough! Football 10, ll, 12, Wrestling 10, 11, 12g Track 11, 12. Lute goes for huntin but usually shuns labor. He and his blue Dodge are oft at Mt. Tabor. With his buddy, Paul, he often will prowl, Not one bit of gossip, his name - Night Owl. ohn Lewis Harmon John Industrial You lie! Football 10, ll, 125 Wrestling 10, ll, 125 Track 10, ll, 125 Student Council 11, 12. John collects old coins and little antiques Such as his Ford that rattles and squeaks. Because of Godfrey he won',t drink Lipton tea, But for success, construction work will hold the key. ..Jean,, I don't know! B-Hi Times Typist 12. Page thirty Dale Harry Hartzel Horse Commercial Good deal! Basketball 10, 11, 129 Baseball 11, 12, Varsity Club 10, ll, 123 Assistant Sports Editor of Yearbook 129 Inter Class Track 10, 11, 12. Harry stars in several sports, It's commonly known that Susan he courts. On the basketball floor with Zip he's found, As well as on the pitcher's mound. jean Marie Hartzel Commercial Minstrel Show 105 Public Speaking Club 10, 113 Tri-Hi-Y lOg.Il1tramural Volleyball ll, 12, Rock 'n' roll jean likes to skate, When food is served, she's never late. Reading, too, she thinks quite fine, We wonder if she's ever in bed by nine. Stannes Ag. Club. Stephen Charles Gettier Steve Academic Don't sweat it! Band 10, 11, 123 Choir 10, 11, 12g Hi-Y 10, Sec.-Treas. 115 Red Cross President 12g Spring Musical 10, 11, 12g County'Choir 11, 12g Student Council 129 B-Club 11, 124 Homeroom Treasur- er 10, 11. Stephen C. is the baker's song Those wild basement parties were lots of fun. Pacing on Wall Street we can perceive, But Steve baking goodies is hard to conceive. Marian Marshall Griest Marsha Academic Like thunder . . . ! Band 10, 11, 12, Choir 10, 11, 12g Sextet 11, 125 Dance Band 12g B-.Hi Times 10, 11, 12g F. T. A. 10, 11, 12g Student Council 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 12g Minstrel Show 10g Senior Play 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 113 Class Vice-President 11. Here is a girl who is fond of horses, Handsome boys and language courses. As a college student, she'll make her career, In her chosen field she'll have no peer. Page twenty-nine Stanley Kenneth Group Agricultural What do you care? Our neat ag. member is Stanley Group, A certain sophomore has him knocked for a loop. Stanner likes to tinker with cars, In the Air Force he may earn some bars. Karlene Kay Hall Karlene Commercial Oh no ! ! 1 Jr. Red Cross 10g Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12g B-Hi Times Typist 11, 12g Intramural Volleyball 11, 12. Pronounce my name correctl she cries, While munching on ham anal' french fries. A secretary she'll someday be, And a good one - you just wait and see! Frances Laurabelle Emlet Pee Wee Commercial llHelP !l ! Choir 10, 11, 125 B-Hi Times Reporter 10, 11, 125 Social Dancing 115 Intramural Basketball 11, 125 Intramural Volleyball 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 115 Spring Musical 10, 11, 12. We wonder why Pee Wee is her tag. In her little green Ford, she likes to drag. She can often be seen in nearby Carlisle, But at conceited kids, she'll never smile. mais 'f '1'f1v'1'l1nz: vny1'wr 'nv':gr+xv1.'31Hv ifvvsAv29r'wr -vyvmifw- 1 q mr -f nv- - ,ff-,if Y aw-reg-7-vsrnxlmiv, -.F!!!H'1'!iYpB!L. , Betty Louise Finfrock Betty Commercial Holy Crow! Senior Band 10, 11, 125 B-Hi Times Reiorter 11, 125 Yearbook Staff Typist 125 B-Clu 125 Tri-Hi-Y 105 Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 125 Intramural Volleyball 115 Intramural Hockey 125 Spring Musical 10, 11, 125 County Band 12. Betts without Lou is like black without gold, She likes midnight movies and pizza, we're told. Known as the Goofer of that crazy live, This gal is quite lively and hep to jive. nKenn Get goin' ! 12. Page twenty-eight Mary Lou Finfrock Liz Commercial Ah, shoot ! Band 10, ll, 125 Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 105 Intramural Hockey 125 In- tramural Volleyball ll, 125 Spring Musical 10, ll, 12. Lou without Betts is quite unconceivable, Her disliking dancing is too unbelievable. Her collection of animals could make up a zoo, lf you are not careful she might include you! Kenneth Charles Gentzler Commercial Choir 10, 11, 125 Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Teen Talks 11, 125 Student Council 125 Octet 115 Quartet Kenneth Charles comes from East Berlin way, He hopes to be an insurance salesman someday. Some of Ken's hobbies are hunting and guns, His favorite food is steak by the tons. Ruth Anna Crum Ruth Academic Oh, that makes me so mad! Public Speaking Club 10, Secretary llg Tri- Hi-Y 10, 11, Treasurer 12g F. T. A. llg B-Hi- Times Reporter 10, 11, 12, Intramural Basket- ball 11, l2Q Yearbook Staff 12g B-Club 12. We're sure that Ruth, a lawyer could be, Quite an intelligent girl is she. In Spanish and P.D. she shines with the best, At making herself a most lovable pest. Larry Eugene Daron Larry Agriculture Hi, Honey! F. F. A. 10, 11, 122 F. F. A. Basketball 11, 12. To all the girls Larry calls, Hi, Honey! He likes hot cars and lots of money. An active member of the F. F. A. Bet Larry can't wait 'til the end of May. David Lynn Dull Dave Academic Aw, shut up! Senior Band 10, 11, 12, Senior Chorus 10, 11, l2Q Dance Band 10, 11, 12g Student Council 10, President 12, Track 10, 11, 12Q Mirror slag, Boys' Quartet 11, 12g County Band 10, 11, 123 F. T. A. 10, 113 Class President 10. For Dave, success we do predict, It's known that he's a bowling addict. I-Ie's usually seen on North Main Street, But he doesn't care for the Brubeck beat. Donna Rae Ebbert Donna Commercial You're kidding ! Band 103 B-Hi Times Reporter 11, 123 Ty ist 11, l2Q Yearbook Typist 123 Intramural Basket- ball 11, l2Q -Intramural Volleyball 11, 124 Student Council 10, Treasurer 11, Class Presi- dent 113 Class Secretary 10, B-Club 12. Donna and Nancy make quite a team, One of her likes we know is ice-cream. As a secretary she'll be a success, Because of the line qualities she does possess. Page twenty-seven ... - H., Barry Arendt Clapsaddle Nookie I'm glad somebody can! Barry dislikes metal shop and bottle-blonde dames, The Navy is his aim - he claims. Tinkering with his Hornet is one of his hobbies. Barry - Beware of B-ville's vigilant bobbies. so gf fb' Jrgviwcf . iigzagew Joseph Louis Cicierski, jr. Joe Academic Hey Snooks ! Football 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12g Track 10, ll, 129 Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Hi-Y 10. Big Joe is strong and muscular, We've all grown fond of that little blue car. He and Snooks are buddies true, As assistant editor, he's a great help to Sue. .e., V, Industrial Marie Gary Eugene Clapsaddle Clappy Industrial I dig you the most! Clappy's a member of the Big Three, An exclusive clique with two G's and a B. Frog legs and shot guns are not to his taste, But he'll go for snow and blondes post-haste. Marie Elizabeth Coble Academic Do you dig me daddy? Band 10, 11, 12g Choir 10, ll, 125 Sextet 11, 123 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, B-Hi-Times Sports Re- porter 11, 125 Intramural Hockey 123 Intra- mural Basketball 12g Senior High Play 11, 125 Varsity Basketball 10g Trio 125 F. T. A. 10, 11, 125 Public Speaking 10, 11, Treasurer 10g B- Club 11, 12. Though sports and music certainly don't rhyme, They both consume a large part of her time. To one-o-four and the gang she's true, And a blue-eyed blonde in one-o-two. Page twenty-six Robert Elwood Boyer uB0bn Industrial Oh, come now! Senior Art Club 10, 11, 12. Robert's abilit is known to all, To sketch and, paint and, naturally draw. Of rock and roll music, his opinion is dim, It's the Penn Fine Arts Academy for him. Mary Alice Byerly Professor Pee Wee Commercial Well, you've gotta admit . . . Choir 10, 11, 12g Band 10, 11, 12g Spring Musical 10, 11, 12g Tri-Hi-Y 10, 113 Homeroom President 105 Student Council 10g Intramural Basketball 11, 12g Intramural Volleyball 123 B-Club 12, Professor is a drummer in our band, Her dislike for work and troubles go hand in hand. To the state of A-L-A, she writes many letters, Sh? and that Dodge should be put in strong etters. Sue Kathleen Bucher Sue Academic Sr. B-Club 11, 123 Student Council 125 F. T. A. 10, 11, 125 Peter Pan Club 10, 11, 123 Spring Musical 10, 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 10, 113 A- Cappella Choir 10, 11, 123 B-Hi-Times Reporter 10, News Editor 11, Feature Editor 12g Editor- in-Chief of Miff0TQ Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, Vice-Presi- dentg County Choir 10, 11, 12g Senior Choir 10, 11, 125 Sextette 11, 125 Costume Committee Senior Play. Sue is comical, charming and kind, A truer friend is hard to find. To major in journalism is just one of her dreams, She's always concocting some scatterbrained schemes. Larry Ray Carey Skinney Industrial Quite ! Senior Art Club 10, 11, 12. Food and Larry go hand in hand, His art work is always in demand. To travel to Paris is his secret wish, What money he could save if he were a fish. Page twenty-five Larry Eugene Barbour Larry What do you care? Band 10 11' Track 10 Larry will Though he doesn t snip your hair He is seen at Schwartz s Station Wiping wmdshields and pumping Deborah Collier Bedford Deb Academic You're a nut ! B-Hi-Times Reporter 10, 11, 125 Choir 123 Majorette 11, 12g F. T. A. 10, 11, 12g Tri-Hi-Y 10, ll. Debbie Scatterbrain Bedford she's called Into court for her driving, she'll someday be hauled. An event at the slumber fest whcih brought lots of howls, Was our gal at midnight chasing the cows. Commercial always be a Barbour air Donald Eugene Boyer Duck Industrial Dat's okay! F. F. A. 10g Shop Service Club 11, 12. Driving to Holly in his own little Merc, To see some cute dolly is certainly not work. Bowling with the boys is another hobby, too, Nitt year we may see Don in U. S. Air Force lue. john Larimore Boyer Larry Academic Holy Freaks! Hi-Y 10, 12, President 11g Choir 10, ll, Treasurer 12. With Chet and Ken our Larry is seen, In Hi-Y the three of them make a great team. We don't know what the future may bring, But lots of luck in everything. Page twenty-four Ronnie Hay Seed! F. F. A. 10, 11, 12. Ronnie is in F. F, A. Sinda Irene Baker Cindy Commercial I guess no, I don't know! Minstrel Show 105 Public Speaking Club 10, Vice-President 11, President 125 B-Hi-Times Re- porter 10, 11, 125 Typist 11, 125 Homeroom President 125 Yearbook Typist 125 Student Council 125 Intramural Hockey 125 Intramural Basketball 125 Intramural Volleyball 12. Our Sinda B. is oh so quiet, She's not the type to cause a riot. Reading and watching TV she enjoys, But Sinda have you forgotten the boys? Vernice Irene Baldwin Vernice Commercial Oh, I guess so! Public Speaking Club 12. Vernice likes Elvis and rock and roll, That constant gi gle is certainly droll. Collecting records is her main delight, She listens to them both day and night. Page twenty-three Ronald Leroy Arnsberger Vocational Adept at plowing and raking hay. He likes having fun and playing games, To work in a factory is one of his aims. Susan Dee Baer Suz Academic No kidding! Basketball 105 Senior Band 10, 11, 125 Dance Band 125 F. T. A. 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 115 B-Hi-Times Reporter 10, 11, 12, Typist 125 Senior Choir Pianist 11, 125 Girls' Trio Pianist 11, 125 Class Treasurer 105 Class Secretary 115 Assistant Literary Editor of Mirror 125 Intra- mural Basketball 10, 11, 125 Intramural Hockey 125 Girls' Sextet Pianist 125 Spring Musical 10, 11, 125 County Choir 125 Intramural Volleyball 10, 115 Mixed Chorus Accompanist 11. Pianist Suz is college bound, With the twelve-one gang she's usually found, At P. j. parties, she'll never sleep, And memories of fun, she'll always keep. Robert Emerson Nyce President Bob Academic Oh, be quiet ! Football 12, Basketball 11, 12g Track 11, 12g Varsity Club ll, 12g F. T. A. 12g Hi-Y 11: Chaplain 12g Class President 125 Student Council 12. Long, tall Nyce as his name implies, Never cheats and never lies. His likes envelop a red-headed doll, Who tags along as his private Moll. Harold Robert Baltzley, Jr. Vice-President Snooks Academic Hey joe ! Football 10, 11, 123 Basketball 10, llg Track 10, 11, 123 Varsity Club 10, 11, President 12g Class Vice-President 12. Snooks is quite the athlete. His second home is on York Street. Hunting, fishing with buddy, joe, In rain or sleet or hail or snow. Treasurer Ruthie Well, I'll be! Page twenty-Iwo Phyllis Ann Cashman Secretary Phyl Commercial You're crazy! Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, Secretary 123 B-Hi-Times Re- porter ll, Business Manager 123 Homeroom President 11, Vice-President 12g Student Council 11g Intramural Basketball 115 Literary Editor of Mirror 123 Class Secretary 12g B-Club 12g Intra- mural Volleyball 12. Phyl will make a neat lap-sitter. She's assiduous, smart and sure no quitter. A golfer of the notorious live, It's a wonder Ralphie is still alive. Ruth Mae Taylor Vocational F. H. A. 10, 11, 123 junior Red Cross 12. Ruthie Taylor is cute and neat, Joyce and Shirley, with her, you'll meet. Flat tires irk this pretty miss While midnight movies bring her bliss. M9 GANG Op 0 Q? 'Z Hemi as me CLASS or FIFTY-NNE WFZZEEESBTGEREOQREHYSR EIS Ns . aNC0'i'dEC'?i,N WHICH NOW IS OPEN FOR YOUI3 HNSPECTION SENIORS '.as- xiifx A Q W .Y xX.X W, Xha3X xv 1- Xi 1 NSN S ,W R . S X X 5 Q s Q e 'S sv Q. , s wx , , si Owrc owalli x X .. A 4' Q., C, A .Xu V x J Ljuhy 4r,mfn FILL fn A. b.vvvxnlQ Bag! Lfou. LQMW Xia fgggz Juixgw Q: hw fkxlfb A NN INGQQQWY Nl.. N X K Agvxi X LAQLT , Hap J.,i I QJLP qe,1x ffl A Xi 'HW 5'W.a rv-xcb,f Wow .ucwj I. SHDMA Scvdck any '3 Page Iwenty Q. 4,4,L. We the class of 1959, especially the Year- book Staff, wish to thank Mr. Donald Ernst for his wise and untiring assistance in the preparation of this yearbook. We also wish to thank the Faculty and Maintenance Staff for their services rendered during our high school days. Our Advisor - Pilot to Navigator Page nineteen Custodians Cafeteria Staff W I Faculty W' Bernard Thrush john Toggas Mildred A. Walter Physical Education Physical Education Social Studies Steelton High School Science Gettysburg High School Lebanon Valley College - B. S. york High School Gettysburg College - A. B Cfeffysbuffl 02116212 Gettysburg College - B. s. Penn State University .4 john W. White David C. Houck Vocational Agriculture Business Manager Fairfield High School Hanover High School University of Maryland - B. S. Gettysburg College - A. B. Page seventeen Faculty . -e Suzanne Shealer Bruce B. Sheats S. Ray Shetter Spanish, English, French Mathematics, Latin Core Curriculum Gettysburg High School Lewisburg High School Gettysburg High School Gettysburg College -- A. B. Bucknell University - B. A., M,A. Gettysburg College - B.S Columbia University - M. S. Temple University - M. Ed Cecial R. Snyder Virginia Steiner Donald Sterner Vocational Agriculture Core Curriculum Guidance Fawn Township High School Perryopolis High School Gettysburg High School Penn State University Y B. S., B. S. Hiram College A A. B. Gettysburg College - B. A. Vfest Virginia University Penn State University' Page sixleen Facult Roderick M. Laird Janice Lupp Mary Moore Business Education Physical Education, Health Music Supervisor Chambersburg High School Biglerville High School Chambersburg High School Shippensburg S. T. C. - B. S. Lock Haven S. T. C. - B. S. Susquehanna University - B. S. I x may-nun-una Edward E. Myers Rebecca Sachs Harold W. Sanders Mechanical Drawing Art Supervisor Instrumental Music Metal 5h0P Biglerville High School New Oxford High School Blglervllle High School Shippensburg S. T. C. Temple University -- B. S. Mllle,-Svllle 5. T. C. - B. 5. Gettysburg - A. B. Western Maryland College A M. Ed Page fifteen Facult 5 a X Q sg X gig vs,-6... . S' 'X . QQ-L . .' ,.: . ' Q sl . Lawrence VU. Gulden Doris S. Haas Kathleen Hudson Mathematics English English Biglerville High School john Harris High School Gettysburg High School Gettysburg College -e B. S. Gettysburg College - A. B. U1-sinus College Gettysburg College -- A.B NM N Anita lnskip Library Science Gettysburg High School Millersville S. T. C. -- B. S. Amy Kelly Special Education Hanover High School Gettysburg College johns Hopkins University Penn State University Page fourleen Herbert P. Lady Mathematics Arendtsville High School West Chester S. T. C. - B S Ralph L. Eckenrode Business Education Chambersburg High School Gett sbur Colle e Y . g D 2 Penn State University - M. Ed. 'hs1,, Donald R. Ernst Driver Education English York Springs High School Shippensburg S. T. C. - B.S Penn State University - M. Ed. Facult Samuel A. Ehlman Biology, Mathematics Physics, Chemistry Ickesburg High School Shippensburg S. T. C. - B. S Columbia University - M. S. Kay S. Frantz General Home Ec. Boyden High School Catawba College -- B. S. Page thirteen MSI TJ r ff .tt Q,,,,,.1 John Emanuel Core Curriculum William Penn High School Shippensburg S. T. C. - B. S. -3 Y 9 '1a',, :N WAR lUi'l HW' ' 4 X M' HW-If -,,,.-' Arthur M. Gordon Administration Social Studies Gettysburg High School Gettysburg College - A.B. Penn State University - M. Ed. Facult Richard N. Allison Chemistry, Physics Mathematics Arendtsville High School Gettysburg College -- A. B. Western Maryland College Penn State University - M. Ed. Daniel Bushman William L. Coradettl Social Studies Social 5fL1diCS Latin English Biglerville High School Luzerne High School Gettysburg College - B. S. Km!-Z5 College - B- A- Shippensburg S. T. C. Lebanon Valley College A ,-ff- ' Clyde R. Cover Mechanical Drawing Wood Shop Middletown High School Millersville S. T. C. - B. S. Penn State University -- M. Ed. g - is S FN t Ruth S. Crawford Mary H. Diehl School Nurse Vocational Home Ec Chambersburg High School Noxen High School Chambersburg Hospital - R.N. Mansheld S. T. C. - B.S Gettysburg College Shippensburg S. T. C. Page twelve 41' Administration Donald B. Hudson Supervising Principal Altoona High School Juniata College - B. A. Duke University - M. A. Columbia University Northwestern University fs. as Anna Mae Ogden Secretary Biglerville High School Helen D. Rex Secretary Biglerville High School Page eleven 5 Charles L. Yost Principal jr. 81 Sr. Choruses Carlisle High School Albright College - B. A. Gettysburg College - M.A West Chester S. T. C. Penn State University School Board Fronl Row, left lo right: Rev. Nevin Frantz, Harold S. Oliver, Kenneth Alwin, Russell Kane john Frederick, Dr. R. M. Hale, Corman Day. Second Row: Elmer Hoke, Luther M. Lady, Rowe M. Martin, J. F. Kanagy, L. W. Klinefelter Arnold E. Orner. Third Row: Orville McBeth, Paul Pitzer, Richard Galusha, Dean Asquith, j. Vincent Hawbaker Paul Crum, O. C. Rice. jr.. Herman Dixon, john Pitzer, Carl Taylor, Guy Deardorff Hiram Rex. Joint School Board ARENDTSVILLE BOROUGH BUTLER TOWNSHIP Dr. R. M. Hale F. Kanagy Rev. Nevin Frantz Henry Lower John Frederick Luther Lady Arnold Orner Elmer Hoke Russell Kane Vincent Hawbaker BENDERSVILLE BOROUGH MENALLEN TOWNSHIP Harold S. Oliver John Pitzer Luther Horick Richard Galusha Carl O. Taylor Paul Pitzer Paul Crum Robert Lott Herman Dixon Orville McBeth BIGLERVILLE BOROUGH TYRONE TOWNSHIP R. M. Martin john Mansberger Kenneth Alwine Corman Day Dean Asquith Guy Deardorii' L. W. Kleinfelter Hiram Rex O. C. Rice, jr. George Weaver Page len x,,,,., X M W 5 IX ,563 x 3 I I if J f F' f x 'I if If V 'X 4 'M 5ga 1 Q9 I I 'Z' Q. v A . ,ii .. V 3' , I I - - - .yi ' g J A ' - 3' 1 x 1 . ' I 1' .,. 1 y . xr , .A . w -. Q.. 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Alma Mater Biglerville High School we are bringing our gifts of homage due With songs and praises ringing, our debts we owe to you, Other high schools have their colors, which are loved by young and old But the noblest and the fairest are Biglerville's black and gold. When we enter life's great battle, and high school days are o'er We think of thee and love thee as ne'er we've done before. Our hearts will surely linger, our lives will ever tell, We love thee, Alma Mater, true-hearted Biglerville. SCHOOL MOTTO SCHOOL COLORS Onward and Upward Black and Gold Page seven 7 KX FOO Fo Y,W ORD ALL REFUND US UBLINE LW OF CAT MEN AY MAKE OUR was 3 wwe Leave ee wp u we snows ES GG WEN Mo QEOAC-2 , H 5 T5 om o me rf It WN F T qw if MR. YOST We also dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Charles L. Yost, our high school principal, for his faithful support of all our class efforts. Mr. Yost is respected by all for his patience and consideration for us in our years at Biglerville. Page five SHEATS We, the class of 1959, respectfully dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Bruce B. Sheats, beloved by all for the patient and friendly guidance he has given us during our high school days. We hope that the future will bring him much happiness. Page four Yearbook Staff Seated, left to right: Betty Finfrock, Marian Griest, Mr. Ernst, advisorg Sue Bucher, Joe Cicierski, Margaret Miller. Slanding: David Dull, Richard Roth, Judith May, Lynn Lerew, Sinda Baker, Larry Carey, Donna Ebbert, Robert Boyer, Nancy Musselman, Margaret Wentz, Joyce Mansberger, Ruth Crum, Susan Baer, Phyllis Cashman, Cecelia Yoder. EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-chief --- ....... Sue Bucher Associate Editor --- --- Joseph Cicierski Literary Editor .... ......... P hyllis Cashman Assistants ....... --- Susan Baer, Cecelia Yoder Art Editors --.-- --- Larry Carey, Robert Boyer Sports Editor .... ............... D avid Dull Assistant ....... --- Harry Hartzel Snapshot Editor --- --- Fred Hawbaker Humor Editor ...... .... L ynn Lerew Photography Editor --- ..... Marian Griest Assistant .......... ........ - -- Margaret Wentz BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager --- .......... .... Judy May Assistant .... . ..... .............................. R uth Crum Typing Manager .......,..................... Nancy Musselman Assistants .... Donna Ebbert, Richard Roth, Margaret Miller, Joyce Mansberger, Sinda Baker, Betty Finfrock, Karlene Hall Advisor --- ................................ Mr. Donald Ernst Page three SUE BUCHER Editor 'ln' Chief JOE CICIERSKI Assocfate Edntor JUDY MAY u ne M a Q PHOTOGRAPHER 1 Ensmm Stud PRINTER The Craft Press In Q' B Sl sa an er i 5 Ser IOS C The Senior Class of Biglerville High School presents the Nineteen Hundred Fifty-Nine MIRRGR . I L -fy .., .W rf ' L, cw Ag ' 9 'V' vp 1 M' -3 A ' xi 9 x gt 4 A 11 Q X ASE! s Em . f v N 5 5 32 . ,gig no . 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