Biglerville High School - Mirror Yearbook (Biglerville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1960 volume:

THE I960 Tvf J p u btish e d l}y ihe Seniors BIGLERVILLE high school Si iervi ZZe, Penn . FOREWORD The 1960 MIRROR will try to outline all the events at Biglerville High School for the years 1959 and 1960. When time has stolen our years and we are no longer youthful, we hope its pages help you to remember all the smiles and tears ... all the images of well-known places and all the time spent at Biglerville High School. THE EDITORS Page 4 Dedication........................... 6 Faculty and Administration ... 7 Seniors..............................17 Underclassmen........................41 Activities...........................47 Social Functions.....................65 Athletics............................71 Junior High..........................83 Patrons..............................99 Page 5 TABLE OF CONTENTS wr DEDICATIONS We, the class of 1960, dedicate this, our yearbook, to our advisor, Mr. S. Ray Shetter, who has been very devoted to teaching for 37 years. He has so faithfully helped us in our class projects and has always been an aid in solving our class problems. Mr. Shetter, the senior class will never forget you, and we wish you only the best of happiness and success in the future. We also dedicate our yearbook to Mr. John Luckenbaugh, who we respect greatly for his utmost patience during our every- day wants and needs at school. Mr. Lucken- baugh, we thank you for all your help which you have never refused to give us as individuals or as a class. May you con- tinue to be the cheerful and pleasant per- son we knew around school, and may your future be filled with happiness. Page 6 Mr. John Luckenbaugh Administration Donald B. Hudson Supervising Principal Juniata College — B.A. Duke University — M.A. Columbia University Northwestern University Charles L. Yost Principal Albright College — B.A. Gettysburg College — M.A. West Chester S T. C. Penn State University Senior Choir Arthur M. Gordon Gettysburg College — A.B. Penn State University — M.Ed. Social Studies Page 8 LANGUAGES William L. Coradetti Kings College — B.A. Shippensburg S. T. C. Lebanon Valley College English Mildred A. Walters Gettysburg College — A.B. Herbert Lady West Chester S. T. C. — B S. Faculty Doris S. Haas Gettysburg College — A.B. English HISTORY Lawrence Gulden Gettysburg College — B.S. Elinor Deatrich Irving College — A.B. Columbia University Spanish Bruce Sheats Bucknell University — B.A., M.A. Columbia University — M. Kathleen Hudson Ursinus College Gettysburg College — A.B English Daniel Bushman Gettysburg College — B.S. Latin, Social Studies MATH Page 9 SCIENCE Richard N. Allison Gettysburg College A.B. Western Maryland College Penn State University — M.Ed. Mathematic� John Toggas Gettysburg College — B S. Physical Education John W. White University of Maryland - B.S. Vocational Agriculture Cecil R. Snyder Penn State University — B.S., M S. Vocational Agriculture Mary A. Diehl Mansfield S. T. C. — B.S. Vocational Home Ec. VOCATIONAL Grace Sheely Beaver College Hood College — B.S. Western Maryland Vocational Home Ec. Page 10 a Samuel A. Ehlman Shippensburg S. T. C. — B.S. Columbia University — M.S. Mathematics Kay R. Frantz Catawba College — B S. General Home Ec. Harold W. Sanders Temple University -— B.S. Western Maryland College — M.Ed. Instrumental Music CORE John Emanuel Shippensburg S. T. C. — B.S. ai Sue Ella Harper S. Ray Shetter West Virginia Wesleyan Gettysburg College — B.S. A.B. Temple University — M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh — M.Ed. Charles C. Rogers Gettysburg College Peabody Conservatory Instrumental Music Mary Moore Susquehanna University B.S. Vocal Music Page 11 BUSINESS ED Donald R. Ernst Shippensburg S. T. C. — B.S. Penn State University - M.Ed Driver Education, English Amy Kelly Gettysburg College John Hopkins University Penn State University Special Education Rebecca E. Sachs Shippensburg S. T. C. Gettysburg College — A.B. Art Supervisor Anita Inskip Millersville S. T. C. — B S. Library Science Page 12 PHYSICAL EDUCATION SECRETARIES Bernard Thrush Lebanon Valley College — B.S. Gettysburg College Penn State University GUIDANCE Ellen Lee Elliott Northwestern State College - - A.B. Presbyterian School of Christian Education — M.R.E. Louisiana State University English Donald Sterner Gettysburg College B A. Penn State University M.Ed. Janice Lupp Lock Haven S. T. C. — B.S. Health BUSINESS MANAGER David C. Houck Gettysburg College A.B. Anna Mae Ogden Biglerville High School Helen D. Rex Biglerville High School SCHOOL NURSE Ruth S. Crawford Chambersburg Hospital R.N. Gettysburg College Shippensburg S. T. C. Page 13 Bus Drivers Harry Lerew. Earl Blocker, Martin Walter, Lloyd Hoffman, Gilson Monn, George Weaver, Sr., Ralph Taylor, George Weaver, Jr., Glenn Funt, Donald Rouzer. Custodians John Stallsmith, John Luckenbaugh, Harry Lerew, Charles Stock. Page 14 School Board First Row: Rev. Nevin Frantz, Harold S. Oliver, Kenneth Alwine, Russel J. Kane, John Frederick, Dr. Raymond Hale, Corman Day. Second Row: Elmer Hoke, Luther Lady, Rowe Martin, J. F. Kanagy, L. W. Kleinfelter, Arnold E. Omer. Third Row: Orville McBeth, Paul Pitzer, Richard Galusha, Dean Asquith, J. Vincent Haw- becker, Paul Crum, O. C. Rice, Jr., Herman Dixon, John Pitzer, Carl Taylor, Guy Deardorff, Hiram Rex. Cafeteria Staff First Row: Ada Eckenrode, Janet Hoffnagle, Rheba Wentzel, Evelyn Rouzer. Second Row: Erla Mae Arnold, Helen Snyder, Sara Garretson, Olive Sheats, Manager. Page 15 In Memoriam Mr. Leslie V. Stock We, the Class of ’60, realize that this book of memories would not be complete without a thought of one of the past local leaders of education, Professor Leslie V. Stock. He held many important positions in the field of education including President of the Southern District of the Pennsylvania State Education Association. In 1947, he formed a jointure in Biglerville which was one of the first in the state. It was used as a model for the jointures that followed. Beginning as a teacher, he later became the High School Principal and finally Principal of the Upper Adams School System. He served the school and community a total of 35 years. He was an active member of the church and Lions Club. For ten years, he was a very important part of our school life. He was loved and respected by both students and teachers who worked under him. The loss of a good friend and leader was not only felt in the school but also in the life of the entire community. Page 16 SENIORS SENIORS John Frantz President Constance Stoner Secretary Hershey Bowers Vice-President Dennis Donharl T reasurer Page 18 Senior Class History I 1956 - 57 We, the Class of 1960, entered dear old Biglerville High School in September ’56 happy and very excited. This was our first step toward “Sophisticated Seniors.” We displayed our talents by participating in band, choir, sports, Honor Society, plays, and other activities. During this eventful year, we visited the County Court House and the State Capitol. The class elected Vance Johnston as its president and Mr. Shetter was our class advisor. II 1957 - 58 As “Saucy Sophomores,” we elected Vance Johnston as our president. We sold candy at noon and at games to earn money for our Jr. - Sr. Prom which seemed to be coming very fast. III 1958 - 59 Finally we became “Jolly Juniors” and were very proud of our “Evening in Paris,” which we gave for the Seniors. Also, we received our class rings, which we displayed very proudly. This year we sold jackets, hot dogs, pretzels, and had food sales. Vance Johnston was our president. IV I960 With much proudness we reach the coveted name “Sophisticated Seniors.” We had 80 very energetic members in our class. We sold candy, jackets, cokes, coffee, doughnuts, sponsored dances, food sales, and many other things to earn money for our Senior trip. We elected a very able president, Jack Frantz. We are all looking forward to the big night when we receive our diplomas, but we can never forget all the wonderful times we had in good ole’ B.H.S. We, the Class of ’60, wish to express our appreciation to those who made these years pleasant and successful. To the classes that follow we wish success and happiness as we have gained from our Alma Mater. And so, finally, we say: “So long, B.H.S.; keep moving forward.” With you we leave many fond memories and wonderful friendships. MOTTO: Today We Are Followers COLORS: Scotch Plaid Tomorrow We Will Be Leaders FLOWER: Carnation ADVISOR: S. Ray Shetter Page 19 Barbara Lou Arnsberger “Barb” Commercial “That ! nothing unusual!” Football Cheerleader 11, 12; Monitor 12; Business Education Club 11, 12; Intramural Volleyball 11, 12; Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 12; Intramural Hockey 11, 12. Quiet . . . chums with the twins . . . dislikes half-hour lunch periods and hillbilly music . . . hall cop . . . would like to be an airline hostess. Peter Dean Asquith “Pete” Academic “Prove it.” Band 10, 11; Football 10, 11; Track 10, 11, 12; Student Council 12; National Honor Society II, 12; “Father’s Been to Mars II; B-Hi Times Reporter 10, News Editor 11, Editor-in- Chief 12; Peter Pan Club 10, Vice-President 11, President 12. Life's ambition is to do basic research in chemistry or physics . . . likes the Camp Hill crowd . . . has headache with every issue of B-Hi Times . . . likes Spanish class. Barry Lee Barbour “Snuff” Industrial “What did you say?” Shop Service Club 10. Dresses neatly . . . quickly maddened by town cops . . . chums with Gill . . . black, wavy hair . . . enjoys working ( ??) on hot rods . . . speedster . . . that old black Ford! . . . forever goofing off . . . hails from up Gardners way. Judith Ann Beam “Judie” Commercial “Oh, my cow!” Social Dancing 10, 11; Art Club 11, 12; Business Education Club 11, 12. Dislikes teachers who pile on homework . . . likes to dance . . . boys??? . . . would like to be a fashion designer . . . artistically inclined . . . nosey people get her goat . . . peeved by people who call her “Judith!” Barry Francis Birgensmith “Cork” Academic “Don’t know, do you?” Football 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; County Chorus 11, 12; Choir 11, 12. Dislikes homework . . . little but mighty . . . hot-rods a little, green Nash . . . likes girls and sports ... a real “corker.” Page 20 Woodie Pauline Blackwell “Paul” Commercial “Holy crow!” Library Club 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Social Dancing 10, 11; Business Education Club 11, 12; Intramural Hockey 11, 12; Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 12; Intramural Volleyball 11, 12. Forever eating ice-cream sandwiches . . . has her own private bellow . . . gumchewer . . . “Woodie” Woodpecker fan . . . what’s his name ??? Ronald Eugene Blocher “Ronnie” Industrial “Why?” Choir 10, 11, 12; Shop Service Club 10, 11, 12; Scenery 10, 11, 12; “Industrial Aces of ’60” 12. Sharon’s his girl . . . peeved by grumpy teachers . . . enjoys hunting . . . handy with a hammer . . . likes P.O.D. . . . dislikes Elvis. Hershey March Bowers, Jr. “Hersh” Academic “Well, I’ll be!” Track 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Bas- ketball 10, 11, 12; Class Vice-President 12. Nice to know . . . sociable ... a fast runner . . . likes hoagies and Detroit Tigers . . . dis- likes student teachers . . . good student . . . stuck-up girls get his goat. ■ Gary Lee Breighner |l|| “Jake” Commercial “Like, just keep it up!” Football 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Basket- ball 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12. Neat . . . never at home . . . nice-looking . . . chums with Moe . . . physical education teacher in the making . . . enjoys all jokes . . . surround- ed by girls . . . objects to homework . . clown. Joseph Alexander Brent “Joe” Vocational “Take it calm, man!” F. F. A. 10, 11, 12; Jr. Historians 11. Ex-Gettysburgian . . . loafer delights in running around . . . Southern fried chicken is his favorite food . . . travels with “Big Ed” . . . wants to help Uncle Sam in the Navy. Page 21 Larry Wendell Brough “Broughie Industrial “You really do! Band 10, 11, 12; Baseball 11, 12; “Industrial Aces of ’60 12; Scenery 10; Shop Service Club 10. Dislikes homework . . . has a “junior interest . . . griped by grouchy teachers . . . bound to play pro-baseball . . . likes sports of all kinds . . . hails from the “city of Wenksville. Robert Earl Campbell “Soup Academic ‘“It ain’t easy! Band 10, 11, 12; County Band 10, 11, 12; Dance Band 11, 12; Track 10; Basketball 10; Baseball 11, 12; “Act Your Age 11. Favorite pastime is playing ping-pong . is forever talking Italian with Franco . . . that nickname!!! . . . gives Mrs. Haas a bad time . . . barrel of fun . . . ambition is to become a lawyer. Gilbert Elmer Chronister “Gill Industrial “I guess! Senior Band 10, 11, 12; Shop Service Club 10. Seen with “Snuff . . . dislikes history . . . would like to drive now and then but finds a license necessary . . . Shelia tops his list . . . toots a clarinet. Gerald Edward Cutshall “Pete Industrial “Much pain? “Industrial Aces of ’60 12; Shop Service Club 10. Destined to work for “Uncle Sam (Air Force) . . . seen with Bill . . . dislikes bottle blondes . . . girls ???... cowboys a borrowed ’55 Chevy . . . another of Mr. Cover’s shop boys. Nancy Carol Ditzler “Ditty Commercial “I’m mad! Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Business Education Club 11, President 12; Literary Editor of Mirror 12; Social Dancing 10, 11, 12; Monitor 11, Captain 12; Homeroom President 12; “B” Club 12; In- tramural Softball 10; Intramural Hockey 11; B-Hi Times typing manager 12. Cute dimples . . . always on the go . . . likes to sleep late . . . melts at the mention of Donnie . . . natural curly hair . . . friendly. Page 22 Eddie Eugene Diveley Big Ed” Vocational “Let’ go, Ray; more cops!” F. F. A. 10, 11, 12; F. F. A. Basketball 10, 11, 12; Social Dancing 10. Troubled by people who ride in ’59 Fords with “State Police” printed on the side . . . chums with Ray . . . loafer . . . cowboys a Ford . . . pretty hair . . . already hitched. Dennis Joel Donharl “Den’ Academic “Pitiful man, just pitiful.” Band 10, 11, President 12; County Band 10, 11, 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11; Basketball 10; Student Council 12; Homeroom Treasurer 10; Homeroom Vice-President 11, 12; Class Treasurer 12; Dance Band 10, 11, 12. Had a full-time job guarding that mine! (the class treasury) . . . excellent drummer . . . nice personality . . . that jeep . . . dislikes English homework. Jean Delores Dugan “Jeannie” Commercial “Oh, but Lois!” Business Club 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Social Dancing 10, 11; Library Club 11, Vice-President 12; Intramural Hockey 11; Intramural Softball 10; Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 12; Intra- mural Volleyball 11, 12. Where there’s Dugan, there’s devilment . . . “power brakes bring back memories” . . . works ( ???) at the diner . . . cowgirls that crazy gray Ford . . . galavants with Lois . . . talkative . . . seen with Dick. Ralph Lawrence Ec ken rode, Jr. “Moe” Commercial “Where’s Jake?” Wrestling 10; Football 10, 11, 12; Basketball 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12. Trips over his own size “12’s” . . . chums with Jake . . . hot rod a Ford . . . those cries in the night! . . . where did those crazy glasses come from? . . . tells good jokes . . . nut! Catherine Naomi Feeser “Cathy” Commercial “Keep quiet!” F. H. A. 11, Secretary 12; Jr. Red Cross 12; Business Club 11, 12; Monitor 12. Tall . . . likes to eat and sleep . . . T.V. watcher . . . peeved by stuck-up people . . . studious . . . seen with Connie and Pat . . . policewoman ... too much homework causes her late hours. Page 23 John Alexander Frantz “Jack” Academic “Jiminy frost!” Football 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Student Council 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Class President 12. Our reliable president ... an all-around sportsman . . . nice disposition . . . owns a little red sports car ... his pet peeve is being called by his last name . . . college bound. Michael Edmund Geiger “Mike” Academic “My word!” Yearbook 11; Hi-Y 11, 12. B-Hi Tunes Re- porter 12; F. T. A. 12. Likes English and Volkswagons . . . writing letters gets him . . . talkative . . . interested in teaching social studies or English . . . digs popular music. Donna Jean Gilbert “Donna” Academic “Okay!” Assistant Head Majorette 10, Head Majorette 11, 12; B-Hi Times Reporter 11, Business Manager 12; Choir 10, 11, President 12; Dance Band 11, 12; B-Club 11, 12; Literary Editor of Mirror 12; County Chorus 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12, Treasurer 11; Intramural Bas- ketball 10, 11, 12; Intramural Volleyball 11; “Fathers Been to Mars” 11. Has a smile for cvei onc . . . our head major- ette . . . likes ice skating . . . seen with Nancy. Larry Eugene Guise “Peck” Academic “No sweat” Basketball 10, 11, 12; Football 10; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Choir 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; F.T.A. 12. Has a certain blonde interest in the sopho- more class . . . likes ping-pong and golf ... to be a teacher is his goal . . . dislikes student teachers. Marian Marie Guise “Tootsie” Commercial “Indeed, it’s the truth, cousin!” Band 10, 11, 12; County Band 10, 11, 12; Business Club 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Intramural Volleyball 11, 12; Intramural Softball 10. Pretty hair . . . plays the sole alto clarinet . . . dislikes spaghetti . . . munches hoagies all the time . . . peeved by long homework assign- ments. Page 24 Mim” Miriam Mac Guise Commercial “I don’t know.’ Band 10, 11, 12; Intramural Hockey 11, 12; Intramural Volleyball 11, 12; Student Council 10, 12; President of Homeroom 10; Business Club 11, Vice-President 12; Monitor 12; Busi- ness Manager of Mirror 12;Tri-Hi-Y 12. Peeved by book reports . . . pleasing person- ality . . . likes ice cream . . . plays a jazzy sax. Mary Ann Hannan “Harmany” Commercial “What do you want, blood?” Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, Treasurer 12; Business Club 11, 12; Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 12; Social Dancing 10, 11; Monitor 11, 12; Photography Editor of Mirror 12. Could eat dozens of Ditty’s peanut butter cookies . . . looking for “Someone to Love!” .. . nut . . . hails from Heidlersburg .. . Huckel- berry Hound fan . . . roams the halls with Ditty. Patricia Ann Hartman “Pat” Commercial “Don’t hand me that line!” Business Club 11, 12; Jr. Red Cross 12; F. H. A., 10; Monitor 12; Social Dancing 10; Library Club 12; Library Assistant 12. Likes to write . . . enjoys the company of friendly people (can’t stand stuck-ups) . . . sneaky gum-chewer . . . hard worker . . . blue is her favorite color . . . radio fan. Alverda Audrey Heller “Berdie” Commercial “I don’t know!” Business Club 11, 12; Library Club 12; Jr. Red Cross 12. Studious . . . quiet . . . travels with Janet and Pat . . . favors French fries . . . peeved by nosey people . . . watches T.V. to pass the time . . . resides in B-ville . . . favorite subject is school-lunch hour! Joan Carole Herman “Joanie” Commercial “Oh, my word!” B-Hi Times Art Editor 10, 11, 12; Art Club 10, 11; Homeroom Vice-President 10, President 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10, Chaplain 11; Library Club 10, President 11; Library Assistant 10, 11; Jr. Red Cross 11, Treasurer 11; Student Council 11, 12; Editor-in-Chief of Mirror 12. Our Editor . . . once a friend, always a friend . . . artist . . Murphy Girl . . . Jack found at her heels . . . likes French fries and shrimp . . . peeved by people who neglect their turn signals. Page 25 Linda Joyce Hoffman “Linda” Academic “Come out of there, you coward!” B-Club 11, President 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Choir 10; Art Club 10; F. T. A. 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10, Vice-President 11, President 12; B-Hi Times Co.-Art Editor 10, 11, Reporter 11, Feature Editor 12; Associate Editor of Mirror 12; Intra- mural Basketball 10, 11; Intramural Volleyball 11; Student Council 12; Peter Pan Club 11, 12, Secretary-Treasurer 11. One of the Three Flops and a Bop . . . those get-togethers! . . . talkative . . . artistically in- clined . . . always good for a laugh. Connie Jeanette Hostetter “Tooter” Commercial “Oh, for pity . . . !” Jr. Red Cross 11, President 12; Monitor 12; Art Club 11, 12; Business Club 12. Peeved by stuck-up people . . . engaged . . . one of the cops . . . midnight deadlines are just too much! . . . likes to eat and sleep . . . summer vacations are interesting when she and Sandy go together. Kermit Leroy Jacoby, Jr. “Kerin” Industrial “Well, what do you care?” Football 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Student Council 12; Shop Service Club 10; Varsity Club 10, 11, Secretary-Treasurer 12; Homeroom President 12. One of the class brains . . . excellent sports- man . . . good personality . . . enjoys the com- pany of an ex-senior . . . dislikes onions and know-it-alls . . . Touchdown Kid. Vance Clifford Johnston “Puny” Academic “Beau me!” Football 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Bas- ketball 11,c12; Class President 10, 11; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12. Our star quarterback . . . good-looking . . . seen with the other “Puny” . . . dislikes student teachers and surprise quizzes . . . likes sopho- more girls. Richard Lamont Kane “Dick” Vocational “Search me!” F. F. A. 10, 11, 12; F. F. A. Basketball 10, 11, 12; Football 12; Track 11. Tall . . . above the clouds . . . peeved by mis- understanding mothers from G-burg . . . travels with Ray and “Big Ed” . . . people who try to order him around, usually get ordered! . . . hot rods a cool Chevy . . . partial to the name Bonnie. Page 26 Edwina Laurac Klinefelter “Weenie” Commercial “Oh, but Harman!” Business Club 11, 12; Choir 10, 11, 12; B- Club 12 Mirror Typist 12; Intramural Hockey 10, 11, Captain 12; County Chorus 12; Moni- tor 11, 12; Intramural Basketball 11, 12; In- tramural Volleyball 12. Neat . . . likes steak and pizza . . . pretty blonde hair . . . talkative . . . puts up a good argument ... in heaven with Harman! Jack Allen Kump “Jack” Commercial “How ’bout that?” Football 10; Mirror Typing Manager 12. Enjoys French fries . . . Joanie's brown eyes make him melt . . . always on time with his work??? . . . dislikes hoagies . . . future mechanic . . . pretty, black, wavy hair . . . our Typing Manager . . . drives (???) a Ford. Theresa Ann Kuykendall “Bizz” Commercial “Well, pardon me! F. H. A. 11, Vice-President 12; Business Club 11, 12; Library Assistant 10, 11, 12; Social Dancing 10, 11; Intramural Hockey 11; Intra- mural Basketball 10, 11, 12. That laugh . . . seen with “Paul” . . . gum- chewer . . . short . . . peeved by “Snobs” . . . likes black hair . . . gets her hair cut at the “Barbours!” Stephen Albert Lewis “Steve” Academic Really!” Track 11, 12; Wrestling 10. One of the A-ville boys . . . likes sports cars and drag races . . . favorite sports are hunting and hshing . . . people who start out in second gear peeve Steve the most . . . wants to major in some held of agriculture . . . hopes to drive a Corvette. Donald Leon May “Marty” Industrial “Hi, honey!” Football 10, 12; Wrestling 10, 12. In a year or so he will be hearing wedding bells . . . neat . . . delights in eating home- made apple pie . . . disgusted when he has English to do . . . flies around in a dark blue Chevy . . . can be found leaning on the window sill in the morning. Page 27 f’ ) Donald Keith McCauslin “Donnie” Industrial “What do you care?” Shop Service Club 10, 11, 12; Scenery 10, 11, 12; “Industrial Aces of ’60.” Nice-looking . . . goes limp over hoagies and cake . . . that chuckle . . . has a green Chevy ... a mountaineer . . . neat . . . has an interest in the 12-2 section! . . . will work for Uncle Sam (Air Force) . . . tall. William Jay McCleaf “Bill” Industrial “I’ll be diddly dadbum!” Shop Service Club 10; Wrestling 11, 12; “Industrial Aces of ’60.” Clown . . . Air Force bound . . . neat . . . that old green Studebaker sure went through the mill . . . pretty black hair . . . hails from A-ville way . . . prefers loafing to work! . . . tempered by short wrestling season. Ray Eugene Millhimes “Sharkey” Industrial “Let’s go, Ed, more cops!” Social Dancing 10; Wrestling 10, 11; “Indus- trial Aces of ’60.” Doesn’t favor the black Pontiac from G- burg with the red lantern on top . . . can be found on B-ville square . . . where there’s Millhimes there’s mischief . . . noisy . . . likes hot rods . . . eats pizza all the time. Harold Silas Oliver “Harold” Academic “Me!” Choir 10, 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Dance Band 11, 12; Boy’s Quartet 11, 12; County Chorus 10, 11, 12; District Chorus 12. Individualist . . . musically inclined . . . admires Harold Silas Oliver . . . finds joy in trying to drive Mrs. Haas “mad” . . . likes math. Ted Arnold Omer “Puny” Academic “How about that?” Football 11, 12; Basketball 11, 12, Manager 10; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11, President 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Class Vice-President 11; Homeroom President 10, 11. President of the Student Council . . . very loquacious . . . seen with the other Puny” . . . likes German “flip”?? . . . nice personality . . . Baltimore Colt fan. Page 28 Gianfranco Paolucci “Frank” Academic B-Hi Times Reporter 12; Student Council 12; Choir 12. Our Italian exchange student . . . speaks English very well . . . likes American and Italian girls . . . dislikes rock and roll . . . would like to attend an American university. Charlotte Rosalie Rexroth “Charlotte” Commercial “Oh, you did?” Mirror Typist 12; Library Assistant 10, 11, 12; Library Club 11, 12, Secretary 11; Art Club 10; Intramural Hockey, Basketball, Vol- leyball, Softball 11, 12; Business Club 11, 12. Quiet . . . good typist . . . nice figure . . . takes her vacations during the winter . . . likes pizza . . . peeved by hillbilly music . . . dislikes book reports . . . nice tan. Donald Francis Richardson “Donnie” Vocational “Gee whiz!” F. F. A. 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10. Quiet . . . lives on Potato Road . . . another Ag fellow . . . those little “bugs” (foreign cars) get his goat ... a future farmer . . . likes cars . . . shy. Mary Kathryn Rider “Kass” Commercial “All pifful!” Band 10, 11, 12; B-Club 11, 12; Business Club 11, 12; Snapshot Editor of Mirror 12; Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 12; Intramural Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Intramural Hockey 11, 12; B-Hi Times Typist 12. The Bop of the Three Flops and a Bop . . . that map is a nuisance for her ... ice cream and French fries are her favorites . . . photo bug . . . tall. Joseph Walter Sabo “Joe” Academic “I beg your pardon!” Band 10, 11, 12; Choir 10, 11, 12; Forensics 11; Boy’s Quartet 11, 12; County Chorus 11, 12; Peter Pan Club 11, 12; Hi-Y Club 10, 11, 12, Secretary 11, President 12; Student Coun- cil 12; B-Hi Times Reporter 11, 12; Intramural Basketball 10. Hopes to be a dentist . . . likes progressive jazz . . . can be found at the Acme . . . full schedule . . . very expressive . . . always has an answer. Page 29 Barbara Teresa Schriver “Barb” Academic “All nuts!” F. T. A. 11, Secretary-Treasurer 12; B-Hi Times Reporter 11, 12; Intramural Volleyball, Hockey, and Basketball 10, 11, 12. Nice to know . . . quiet . . . seen with Nancy . . . likes to have fun . . . dislikes spelling . . . carries a full schedule. Wayne Ross Schwartz “Wayne” Academic “No kidding!” Football 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10; Track 11, 12; Dance Band 10, 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 12; Varsity Club 10, 12. Can be found watching T.V. . . . doesn’t particularly care for homework . . . friendly . . . one of our star football tackles . . . very active in band. Charles Walter Shaffer “Charlie” Vocational “I’ll be doggone!” F. F. A. 10, 11, 12. Seen with Clay . . . what a mechanic! . . . one of Mr. Snyder’s boys . . . dislikes English . . . delights in study halls without a teacher! . . . chatterbox. Lois Mildred Shaffer “Lois” Commercial “Oh, but Eddie!” Business Club 11, 12; Monitor 12; Library Club 12, Secretary-Treasurer 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; B-Hi rimes Typist 12; Social Dancing 10, 11; Choir 10; Intramural Volleyball 11, 12; Intramural Softball 10; Intramural Hockey 11; Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 12. Always on the go . . seen with Jean . . goes for “Eddie” in a big way . . . digs Italian food the mostest . . . perturbed by onions . . . clown . . will be a medical secretary . . . hails from Gardners. Janet Miriam Sheaffer “Jan” Commercial “Really, you don’t say!” Social Dancing 10, 11; F. H. A. 11, 12; Moni- tor 11, 12; Business Club 12; Library Club 11, 12; Library Assistant 11, 12; Jr. Red Cross 12. Disturbed when called Jeanette . . . waitress at Bob's Diner . . . big eater . . . one of the class boosters . . . destined to join the WACS . . journeys to Gettysburg whenever she gets the chance . . . dislikes steaks . . . tiny. Page 30 Nancy Jane Shcaffer Nancy” Academic Ah, phooie!” Dance Band 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Major- ette 10, Assistant Head Majorette 11, 12; Choir 10, Vice-President 11, 12; County Chorus 10, 11, 12; District and State Forensics 10, 11; B-Hi Times Reporter 11, 12; Student Council Vice-President 12; Girls’ Trio 10, 11; Class Secretary 10; Literary Editor of Mirror 12; Intramural Volleyball 11; Intramural Basket- ball 10; Homecoming Queen 12; District Chorus 12. Flashes a diamond, Tom’s of course . . . seen with Donna . . . nice personality . . . ex- cellent singer. Alice Marie Shreve Punk” Commercial Do tell!” Business Club Secretary 11, Treasurer 12; Social Dancing 10, 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Mirror Typist 12; Intramural Hockey 11, Captain 12; Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 12; Intramural .Volleyball 11, 12; Homeroom Vice-President 10, 12. Pretty blue eyes . . . brains . . . petite . . . partial to the name Walter . . . indulges in French fries . . flying fingers on the type- writer . . . swell personality . . . long home- work assignments — ugh! Betty Elizabeth Sillik Peg” Commercial Funny!!” Band 10, 11, 12; County Band 10, 11, 12; B-Club 12; Intramural Hockey 11, 12; Basket- bail 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 11, 12; Softball 11, 12; Business Club 11, 12; Assistant Business Manager for Mirror 12. Pretty eyes . . . lost without the twins . . . toots a bass clarinet . . . perturbed by people who think they know it all . . . hoagies are a favorite . . . likes band practice. Edward Dwayne Singley Sam” Academic Guess what!” Baseball 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12. One of the five advanced students in science . . . wants to become an electronics engineer . . . drives a flashy red Plymouth . . . pet peeve seems to be people who are always late. Janice Hypatia Slaybaugh Janice” Commercial Is that a fact?” Library Assistant 11, 12; Library Club 11, President 12; Business Club 12; B-Hi Times Typist 12; Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 12; Intramural Volleyball 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12. Enjoys a good time . . . objects to getting up early—11:30 A M ! . . . dislikes seafood . . . shags around with Kass . . . pop song fan . . . peeved by book reports . . . Donnie’s on her mind. Page 31 Harold William Slusser “Slus” Industrial “Oh, shucks!” Varsity Club 11, 12; Wrestling 11, 12; Foot- ball 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11; Home- room President 10, 11; Sports Editor of Mirror 12; “Industrial Aces of ’60” 12. Will make a good engineer . . . has own special gait . . . girls!!! . . . peeved by bottle blondes . . . scorns upon English class . . . that laugh! . . . rather quiet by times. Carroll Cecil Snyder “Randy” Academic “Which way did she go ? Baseball 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Band 10; “Act Your Age” 11; F. T. A 12. If you ever saw a blue streak flash by, it was Randy driving his Plymouth . . . that bright red hair . . . Mrs. Haas’ favorite “con- versationalist” . . . wants to become a phy. ed. or math teacher. Arthur Raymond Starry “Jackie” Academic “I suppose so!” Peter Pen Club 10, 11, 12; Clerk 11; “How Green Was Her Boyfriend” 10; Choir 10, 11, 12; Hi-Y 10, 11, Secretary' 12; Treasur- er 12; B-Hi Times Reporter 10, 11, 12; Public Speaking 10; County Chorus 11, 12; B-Club 12; “Credit to the Family” 12. Quite talkative . . . likes to have lots of “green-stuff” . . . doesn't like surprise quizzes . . . peeved by people without school spirit. Betty Jane Stalb “B. J.” Commercial “Oh, but I don’t care!! Social Dancing 10, 11; Monitor 10, 11, 12; Intramural Basketball 12; Intramural Hockey 11, 12; Intramural Volleyball 11. Pals with Sandy . . . disgusted by home- work . . . drools at the mention of “April Showers’ . . . favors pajama parties . . . good roller skater . . . wants to fly in the skies (air- line hostess). Constance Marie Stoner “Connie” Academic Large charge!” F. T. A. 12; B-Club 11; Vice-President 12; Choir 10, 11; Secretary-Treasurer 12; Band 10, 11; Secretary 12; Intramural Basketball 11, 12; Intramural Hockey 11, 12; Intramural Volleyball 11, 12; Basketball Cheerleader 10, 11, Captain 12; Student Council 11, Secretary' 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10; B-Hi Times Reporter 11, 12; Handbook Staff 11, 12; Class Secretary 11, 12; “Father’s Been to Mars” 11. Another member of the Three Flops and a Bop . . . ambitious . . . seen with Linda. Page 32 Alfred Raymond Taylor “Al” Academic “Well!” Choir 11, 12; B-Hi Times Photographer 12; Hi-Y 10, 11; Snapshot Editor of the Mirror 12. Can be found with a camera . . . dislikes books . . . likes to hunt? . . . plans to see Uncle Sam in the future. Dale Grayson Taylor “Chub” Vocational “Come on, don’t!” F. F. A. 10, 11, 12. Slow . . . big tease . . . enjoys hunting ( ?) . . . peeved by “Little Gripes” . . . love to gab! . . . troubled by the mention of “work” . . . travels with Charlie . . . hot rods a tan Ford . . . has his own private laugh . . . hails from Flora Dale. Jessie Lee Taylor “Jessie” Industrial “Do you really mean it?” Shop Service Club 10, 11, 12; Scenery 10, 11, 12. Quiet . . . nice looking . . . neat . . . will make a good carpenter . . . good student . . . has a fancy for Fords . . . what about girls — they chase him! . . . speeches make him ner- vous . . . nice to know . . . clown at times . . . hails from Wenksville way. Sandra Marlene Taylor “Sandy” Commercial “Oh, but where’s B. J. ?” Social Dancing 10, 11; Monitor 10, 11, 12. Pretty hair . . . well-known in G-burg and York Springs . pretty eyes never at home . . . “Sandy” is tops on her list! . . . quite a skater . . . going steady . . . troubled with homework . . . just loves B. J.’s P.J. parties . . . neat. Jane Louise Trostel “Janie” Commercial “So help me!” Football Cheerleader 10, 11, Captain 12; Choir 10; Social Dancing 10, 11; Homeroom Vice-President 11; Business Club 11, 12; Home- room Secretary-Treasurer 12; Student Council 12. Where there’s Jane there’s Judy! . tall . . . enjoys good jokes . . . pretty hair . . . cowgirl’s an overloaded green Chevy! . . . friendly . . York Springs fan . . listens to the new WSBA . . . stuffs herself with pizza and cokes . . . who’s the lucky guy? Page 33 Clay Chester Tuckey “Turkey” Vocational “Here we go again!” F. F. A. 10, 11, 12. Charlie’s summer boss . . . good worker — on the farm, that is . . . sure does drive ( ?) that Chevy! . . . cars are his hobby . . . tease . . auiet — most of the time . . . goes hunt- ing often—(wonder what?) . . . will make a fine farmer . . . wavy hair. Howard Edward Vines “Howie” Industrial “Don’t worry about it.” Football 11, 12; Baseball 11, 12; Shop Service Club 10; Varsity Club 11, 12. The end—(in football!) . . . wants to be an electrician . . . peeved with English class . . . nut . . . real gasser . . . could cat dozens of hoagies . . . girls are a favorite . . . will attend any and all parties — he loves ’em! . . . Aspers resident. William Eugene Warner “Bill” Commercial “Get off my back!” Football 10; Baseball 10; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12. Disturbed by wise guys . . . girls??? . . . galavants at any hour . . . one of our “mat- men” . . . neat . . . finds it hard to have his homework done on time . . . likes to “goof” off . . . speed demon. Sandra Kay Warrenfeltz “Sandy” Vocational “Honest!” F. H. A. 11, 12; Football Cheerleader 10, 11, 12. Enjoys being in 12-4 . . . one of Mrs. Sheely’s girls . . . dominates the dance floor . . . peeved with pixie's . . . dislikes hillbilly music and long assignments . . . wants to be a beautician. Judith Ann Weigle “Jude” Commercial “Oh, but Wendell!” Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, Secretary 12; Business Club 11, 12; Social Dancing 10, 11; Mirror Typist 12; Homeroom Secretary 11. Likes to eat French fries and hoagies . . . red ’59 Chevys are her favorite . . . peeved by big homework assignments . . . never feeds those dogs at the store! . . . hails from Aspers . . . friendly. Page 34 Nance1 Nancy Lou Wenk Academic “Oh, misery!” Band 10, 11, 12; County Band 10, 11, 12; Dance Band 10, 11, 12; District Band 10, 11, 12; State Band 10, 11, 12; District Orchestra 10, 11, 12; State Orchestra 10, 11, 12, F. T. A. 10; Library Assistant 10; B-Club 11, Secretary- Treasurer 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Homeroom Secretary 12. Member of the Three Flops and a Bop . . . has an exceptional talent for music . . . likes horror movies. Pamela Denise Wolff “Pam” Commercial “Right away in the morning!” Football Cheerleader 10, 11, 12; Monitor 10, 11, 12; Business Club 11, 12; Social Dancing 10; Mirror Typist 12; Student Council Typist 12; Intramural Volleyball 12. Going steady . . . loads of fun . . . popular . . . hot rods any car she gets her hands on . . . dislikes hillbilly music . . . pizza and hoagies are tops with her . . . likes to type. Ronnie Richard Yasovsky “Pete” General “Like wow!” Football 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Choir 10, 11, 12; F. T. A. 12; Vanity Club 11, 12; County Chorus 10, 11, 12. Our class clown . . . always following the girls . . . coaching seems to hold the future for him . . . one of our “heavyweight” wrestlers . . . very expressive. We, the Class of ’60, wish to express deep appreciation to Mr. Shetter for his patient leadership and guidance through- out our high school days. Page 35 CLASS We, the Seniors of 1960, being of sound mind, do hereby make and declare our last will and testament at Biglerville High School. I, Barbara Lou Arnsberger, will my P.O.D. book to anyone who will make better use of it. I, Peter Dean Asquith, will the headaches of the editor of the B-Hi Times to the next unsuspecting person to be editor. I, Barry' Lee Barbour, will my ’59 driver’s license to Gill Chronister. I, Judith Ann Beam, will my ability to walk up and down the stairs, from the bottom floor to the typing room, to anyone who thinks he can do it without getting tired. I, Barry Francis Birgensmith, will my ability to learn nothing to anyone who thinks he can. I, Woodie Pauline Blackwell, will my first name back to the Woodpeckers. I, Ronald Eugene Blocher, will my well-used P.O.D. book to my brother, Glenn. I, Hershey March Bowers, will my ability to run to anyone who can’t walk. I, Gary Lee Breighner, will my No. 12 football shoes to anyone who has feet big enough to fill them. I, Joseph Alexander Brent, will my farming program to Dennis Ebbert. I, Larry Wendell Brough, will my life insurance policy to Sonja Beamer. I. Robert Earl Campbell, will my stale wisecracks in English class to Karl McDanncl. I, Gilbert Elmer Chronister, will my 1959 Ford to Sheila Kime. I, Gerald Edward Cutshall, will my ability to get along with Mr. Toggas to Rodney Palmer. I, Nancy Carol Ditzler, will my ability to talk when I’m not supposed to in any of Mr. Eckenrode’s classes to Joanne Beamer. I. Eddie Eugene Divelcy, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Charlie Kane. I, Dennis Joel Donharl, will my broken drumsticks to anyone who needs firewood. I, Jean Delores Dugan, will my ability to stay out of York Springs to Joanne Taylor. I. Ralph Lawrence Eckenrode, Jr., will my “A” (???) report card to Ron and Den. I, Catherine Naomi Feeser, will my ability to get my homework done to my sisters. I, John Alexander Frantz, will my athletic equipment to Rickie Garretson, a future Arendtsville athlete. I, Michael Edmund Geiger, will my football ability to Perry Mickey. I, Donna Jean Gilbert, will my position as head majorette to any girl who will cherish it as much as I did. I, Larry Eugene Guise, will my ping-pong paddle to Gordon and Bill who are pro- gressing very well. I, Marian Marie Guise, will my alto clarinet to anyone who can keep a supply of reeds on hand. (It’s not hard to do.) I, Miriam Mae Guise, will my tenor sax to anyone who has wind enough to blow it. I, Mary- Ann Harman, will all the fun I had in my senior year to Darlene Kemper. I, Patricia Ann Hartman, will my position as monitor to my sister. I, Alverda Audrey Heller, will my ability to stay out of trouble in school to my sister, Nancy. I, Joan Carole Herman, will a bottle of aspirin to next year’s Mirror editor. I, Linda Joyce Hoffman, will my sense of humor to anyone who would appreciate it. I, Connie Jeanette Hostetter, will my “shyness and summer vacations to Darlene Altice. I. Kermit Leroy Jacoby, Jr., will my seat in Mr. Ehlman’s homeroom to my brother, Bob, if he’s lucky enough to pass this year. I, Vance Clifford Johnston, will my 9EE football shoes to anyone who has feet wide enough to fill them. I, Richard Lamont Kane, will my height to all short people. I, Edwina Laurae Klinefelter, will my unused bottle of peroxide to Mr. Coradetti. I, Jack Allen Kump, will my best pair of shoes to Mr. Laird. I, Theresa Ann Kuykendall, will my ability to do “some” school work to my brother, Glenn. Page 36 WILL I, Stephen Albert Lewis, will my scat at Bill Raff’s to Loy Hoke. I, Donald Leon May, will my football and wrestling ability to Ralph Beamer. I, Donald Keith McCauslin, will my shop bills to Fred Naylor. I, William Jay McCleaf, will all of my used razor blades to Clay Tuckey. I, Ray Eugene Millhimes, will my technique to get girls to Charlie Kane. I, Harold Silas Oliver, bequeath the imperishable memory of myself to those who are priviliged enough to know me. I, Ted Arnold Orner, will the A-ville — B-ville road for constant use to Ken Fetters. I, Gianfranco Paolucci, will the fun I had in Spanish class to the next exchange student. I, Charlotte Rosalie Rexroth, will my gym shoes to anyone who would like the task of restoring them to their original color — white. I, Donald Francis Richardson, will Mr. Toggas a new paddle. I, Mary Kathryn Rider, will my band uniform to anyone who will be as proud to wear it as I was. I, Joseph Walter Sabo, will my busy schedule to anyone who has the time to take it. I, Barbara Teresa Schriver, will my ability to spell to anyone who likes to write the corrections. I, Wayne Ross Schwartz, will my books to anyone who studies five hours a night. I, Charlie Walter Shaffer, will all my study halls to Laurin Slaybaugh. I, Ix is Mildred Shaffer, will my ability to make pizza to Ruthie Zeigler. I, Janet Mirian Sheaffer, will my love for B.H.S. to anyone who would like a good school. I, Nancy Jane Sheaffer, will the remaining years of my life to Tom. I, Alice Marie Shreve, will all my worries to someone who doesn’t have any. I, Betty Elizabeth Sillik, will my sales book to Fay Hartzel to outline every chapter. I, Edward Dwayne Singley, will my red Plymouth to anyone who can keep it from falling apart. I, Janice Hypatia Slaybaugh, will all my books to Kathy Lady so she may make good use of them. I, Harold William Slusser, will my knowledge of girls to Rodney Palmer. I, Carroll Cecil Snyder, will my blue Plymouth to Gordon Harvey before I wreck it. I, Arthur Raymond Starry, will the name Arthur to all those wishing to get on the good side of Mr. Gordon. I, Betty Jane Stalb, will my summer life with little Shultzie to anyone who can keep him. I, Constance Marie Stoner, will my 100-yd. dash home for lunch to anyone in train- ing for track. I, Alfred Raymond Taylor, will my Chevy to anyone who has the heart to “Brake” it. I, Dale Grayson Taylor, will my P.O.D. book back to Mr. Bushman. I, Jessie Lee Taylor, will my shyness to anyone who wants it. I, Sandra Marlene Taylor, will my ability to stay out of races to Dick Wenschoff. I, Jane Louise Trostel, will my cheerleading position (captain) to Joanne or Bonnie. I, Clay Chester Tuckey, will all my flat tires to Bill McCleaf. I. Howard Edward Vines, will my nickname, “Howie,” to anyone who can live up to it. I, William Eugene Warner, will my books to anyone who can find time to study them. I, Sandra Kay Warrenfeltz, will my cheerleading sweater to any underclassman that makes it for cheerleader and has as much fun in cheerleading as 1 did. I, Judith Ann Weigle, will my spot beside the dogs on the store porch to Mr. Ecken- rode. I, Nancy Lou Wenk, will loads of fun to the underclassmen of B.H.S. I, Pamela Denise Wolff, will my cheerlcading uniform to my sister, Suzanne. 1, Ronnie Richard Yasovsky, will Phillip and Jo-Ann my place in the classrooms which 1 have inhabited for the last 6 years. Page 37 WHO'S BEST PERSONALITY Nancy Sheaffer Kermit Jacoby CLASS BOOSTERS Linda Hoffman Jack Frantz CLASS CLOWNS Nancy Ditzler Ronnie Yasovsky PRETTIEST EYES Franco Poalucci Nancy MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Nancy Wenk Ted Orner MOST TALKATIVE Edvina Klinefelter Randy Snyder Gosh, Someone IS Looking at Me. Just one noment and I will tell you the answer. Quick Bob! What’ll 1 do Now? Hi. Beautiful!” 'Smile Everybody Jean, are you flirting with Ted? All Byes Up Edwina is Overhead! Hot tbg anyone? plus- ’Pickle Junior Class Officers Fred Hartzel President Carol Bosserman Vice-President Bonnie Staub Secretary Kenneth Fetters Treasurer Junior Class History We, the class of ’61, entered Biglerville High School in 1955. We were eager and willing to learn. We took part in a variety of activities. During our freshman year we visited the County Court House and the State Capitol. Being sophomores, we had a successful roller skating party, sold hot dogs, and candied apples to earn money for the Junior-Senior Prom. Now, as “Jolly Juniors,” we have our class rings. We participate in many sports and music activities. Through these activities many of us entered Senior B-Club. As our leader this year, we have chosen Fred Hartzel. We are now looking forward to next year, our BIG year. Section ll-l-A First Row: Linda Bosserman, Carolyn Mussclman, Beverly Elicker, Suzanne Albright, Barbara Bowers, Gertrude Hoffman, Mr. Ehlman, advisor. Second Row: Edna Coble, Carol Bosserman, Sarah Fox, Mary Griest, Rochelle Hoffnagle, Pamela Wentzel, Pauline Wright. Third Row: Fred Hartzel. Larry Dillon, Judith Crum, Darlene Kemper, Janet Schwartz, Clara Miller, Tim Geiger, Karl McDannell. Fourth Row: Donald Wright. Kenneth Fetters, Owen McKinney, Wayne Lochbaum, Bruce Parker, Walter Roberts, James Witt, Richard Graham. Page 42 Section ll-l-G First Row: Linda Price, Ruth Zeigler, Carol Frantz, Susan Frederick, Anna Davis, Carol Diehl. Second Row: Rowena Beamer, Joann Irvin, Clara Johnson, Carol Eckert, Elaine Yohe, Harriet Boyer. Third Row: William Bucher, Donald Sell, Arthur Miller, Ronald Wagner, Rodney Palmer, Dennis Little. Fourth Row: Robert Bream, John Alexander, Lynn McCauslin, Keith Martin, Richard Boyer, John Singley. Section 11-2 First Row: Joanne Beamer, Sharon Riley, Connie Wright, Bonnie Staub, Emma Sheaffer. Second Row: Sonja Beamer, Joann Taylor, Anita Deardorff, Naomi Taylor, Carolyn Taylor. Third Row: Wayne Arnsberger, Kathleen Lady, Bonnie Bream, Janet Voehringer, Joyce Orner. Fourth Row: Donna Showers, Joan Warren, Charlotte Pfeffer, Lois Funt, Richard Heath. Page 43 Section 11-3-4 First Row: Elaine Miller, Betty Petry, Carol Daron, Donna Warrenfeltz, Susan Lochbaum. Second Row: Fred Bosserman, Harold Weaver, Jean Sheaffer, Roberta Clouse, Robert Weaver, Glenn Kuyken- dall, Edward Shultz. Third Row: Rodney Shaffer, Jerry Jones, Thomas Schriver, Robert Jacoby, Carmen Johanningmeicr, Frederick Naylor, Ollie Martin. Fourth Row: Larry Mummert, Larry Schmick, Charles Kane, Walter Madison, Laurin Slaybaugh, Walter Showers, Charles Fitzwater, Paul Clapsaddle. Sophomore Class Officers Roger Crum Brenda Bean Judith Cutshall Edgar Hildebrand President Vice-President Secretary T reasurer Sophomore Class History We, the Class of '62, entered Biglerville High School in September of 1957. We were eager seventh graders and with the help of our advisor, Mr. Allison, we got a good start in the school and various activities. The past presidents who were elected include: Ann Bushey, Philip Beidler, and Tom Hoff- man. For the year of 1959-1960, we elected Roger Crum as our president. Now, as sophomores, we are participating in many school activities such as football, basketball, wrestling, track, band, choir, etc. Our big project this year is selling candy. We are looking forward to our next two years of high school in which w'e hope to achieve our goal in the history of Biglerville High School. Page 44 Section 10-l-A First Row: Sue Davis, Patricia Roberts, Joan Crist, Sue Donharl, Ann Hale, Jeanne Jacoby. Second Row: Judy Cutshall, Mary Jane Roth, Sharon Rouzer, Brenda Bean, Joyce Ripley, Ann Bushcy, Mr. Allison, Advisor. Third Row: David Slonaker, David Ryman, James Cline, Philip Beidler, Edgar Hildebrand, William Sanni, Gordon Harvey. Fourth Row: Glenn Olmstead, Thomas Hoffman, Roger Crum, Barry Trostel, Robert Lewis, Richard Roth- cnhoefer, John Ernst. Section 10-l-G First Row: Sheila Fay Rime, Susan Garret .on, Linda Brough. Maxine Brough, Patricia Baldwin, Mary Hartman. Second Row: William Stoner, Braxton Cooley. Harry Griest, Gary Beatty, Thomas Kooken. Third Row: John Shepard, Wilson Harman, Gary Fair, Willard Sherman, George Johnson. Fourth Row: Patrick Kane, Robert Slonaker, Ronald Funt, Glenn Sell. Page 45 Section 10-2 First Row: Mary Ann Showers, Lois Currens, Goldie Lupp, Janet Orner, Lorric Shultz. Second Row: Peggy Hartman, Charlotte Hall, Jean Moomaw, Fay Hartzel, Darlene Schwartz. Third Row: Mary Guise, Linda Ellen Taylor, Linda Anne Taylor, Carol Swayze, Tonya McCleaf. Fourth Row: John Steverson, William Roth, Philip Yasovsky, John Byerly. Section 10-3-4 First Row: Margaret Alexander, Nancy Himes, Nancy Showers, Virgie Keefer, Carolyn Sabo, Dorothy Weaver, Mildred Weaver, Evelyn Wilkinson, Lana Palmer. Second Row: Loy Hoke, Gary Barbour, Helen Sheaffer, Joyce Ingle, Judy Funt, Bonnie Funt, Joan Carey, Richard Cooley, Glenn Blocher Third Row: Ronald Orner, Carl Hess, Perry Mickey, Raymond Kuhn, Richard Weidner, Owen Miller, Ronald Schatz, William Whistler, Henry Byers, Ronald Baker. Fourth Row: Roger McGlaughlin, Ronald Showers, Kenneth Thomas. Dennis Ebbert, Barry Swisher, Terry Sheaf- fer, Ronnie Black, Dale Ogbum, Roger Cooley. Page 46 MIRROR STAFF EDITOR and ASSISTANT Joan Herman, Editor-in-Chief, and her assistant, Linda Hoffman. SNAPSHOT EDITORS PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS SPORTS EDITORS Alfred Taylor, Mary Kathryn Rider Kermit Jacoby, Mary Ann Harman Hcrshey Bowers, Harold Slusser LITERARY EDITORS Donna Gilbert, Nancy Ditzler, Nancy Sheaffer Page 48 BUSINESS MANAGERS ADVISOR Betty Sillik, Miriam Guise We, the yearbook staff, wish to express our appreciation to Mr. Ernst for his patience and assist- ance in the preparation of this yearbook. TYPISTS First Row: Charlotte Rcxroth, Jack Kump, Typing Manager, Judy Wcigle, William Warner. Second Row: Pamela Wolff, Jane Trostel, Edwina Klinefelter, Alice Shreve, Janet Sheaffcr. Page 49 Student Council Officers Ted Omer, Jane Trostel, Connie Stoner, Mr. Sterner, Advisor. Student Council first Row: Jane Trostel, Connie Stoner, Joan Crist, Joan Herman, Linda Hoffman, Donna Gilbert, Mr. Sterner, Advisor. Second Row: Pamela Wolff, Anna Davis, Rochelle Hoffnagle, Carolyn Musselman, Carol Frantz, Miriam Guise, Nancy Ditzler, Sandra W’arrenfeltz. Third Row: Vance Johnston, Kermit Jacoby, Dennis Donharl, Wayne Arnsberger, Peter Asquith, Franco Paolucci, Joseph Sabo, Jack Frantz. Fourth Row: Fred Hartzel, Karl McDannell, Richard Dull, Ted Orner, Walter Madison, Roger Crum, John Byerly, Perry Mickey. Page 50 B-Hi Times EDITOR- IN-CHIEF Peter Asquith FEATURE EDITOR Linda Hoffman NEWS EDITOR Sally Fox SPORTS EDITOR Karl McDannell PHOTOGRAPH EDITOR Alfred Taylor ART EDITOR REPORTERS Seated: Connie Stoner, Mary Griest, Joan Crist, Jeanne Jacoby, Clara Miller, Shirley Tressler, Peggy Fox, Mary Jane Roth. Standing: Mary Hartman, Robert Campbell, Linda Bosscrman, Nancy Sheaffer, Franco Paolucci, Michael Geiger, Patricia Roberts, Thomas Hoffman, Joseph Sabo, Ann Bushey, Arthur Starry, Sue Davis, Phillip Beidler, Carol Bosserman, Barbara Bowers, Beverly Elicker, Mrs. Hudson, advisor. BUSINESS STAFF First Row: Rochelle Hoffnagle, Nancy Ditzler, Donna Gilbert. Second Row: Edwina Klinefelter, Lois Shaffer, Jean Dugan. Pamela Wolff, Janice Slaybaugh. Third Row: Mary Ann Harman, Pauline Blackwell, Mary Kathryn Rider, Jane Trostel, Judy Weigle. Page 51 Joan Herman Handbook Staff Connie Stoner, Ann Bushey, Pamela Wentzel, Mr. Gordon, advisor. B-Club First Row: Betty Sillik, Mary Kathryn Rider, Donna Gilbert, Connie Stoner, Linda Hoffman, Nancy Wenk, Miriam Guise, Nancy Ditzler, Mary Ann Harman, Edwina Klinefelter. Second Row: Linda Price, Susan Frederick, Pamela Wentzel, Mary Griest, Carolyn Musselman, Judy Crum, Pauline Wright, Rochelle Hoffnagle, Linda Bosserman, Gertrude Hoffman, Clara Miller. Third Row: Sarah Fox, Joseph Sabo, Larry Guise, Dennis Donharl Robert Campbell, Wayne Lochbaum, Arthur Starry, Carol Bosserman, Mr. Coradetti, advisor. Page 52 Peter Pan Club First Row: Sarah Fox, Carol Bosserman, Peter Asquith, Beverly Elicker, Mrs. Haas, advisor. Second Row: Linda Hoffman, Carol Frantz, Edna Jane Coble, Janet Voehringer. Third Row: Arthur Starry, Joseph Sabo, Richard Graham. Future Teachers of America First Row: Mary Jane Roth, Ann Hale, Connie Stoner. Second Row: Sharon Rouzer, Rochelle Hoffnagle, Clara Miller, Gertrude Hoffman, Carol Frantz. Third Row: Mr. Lady, Advisor, Ronald Yasovsky, Michael Geiger, Randy Snyder, Larry Guise, Ann Bushey, Joan Crist, Patricia Roberts, Joyce Ripley, Sue Davis, Janet Schwartz. Page 53 Varsity Club First Row: Dennis Little, Larry Eckenrode, Gary Breighner, Kermit Jacoby, Kenneth Fetters, Vance Johnston, Ronnie Yasovsky. Second Row: William Warner, Howard Vines, Dennis Donharl, Harold Slusscr, Jack Frantz, Barry Birgensmith, Wayne Schwartz. Third Row: Larry Guise, Hershcy Bowers, Karl McDannel, Fred Hartzel, Donald Wright, John Alexander, Ted Orner. Fourth Row: Randy Snyder, Larry Brough, Dwayne Singley, Bruce Parker, Arthur Miller, William Stoner. Monitors First Row: Betty Stalb, Sandra Taylor, Jean Dugan, Ix is Shaffer, Judy Weigle. Second Row: Joanne Beamer, Kathleen Lady, Joyce Ingle, Connie Hostetter, Catherine Feeser, Janet Sheaffcr. Third Row: Nancy Ditzler, Mary Ann Harman. Betty Sillik, Miriam Guise, Patricia Hartman. Fourth Row: Mr. Sterner, advisor, Barbara Arnsberger, Jane Trostel, Pamela Wolff, Edwina Klinefelter. Page 54 Tri-Hi-Y First Row: Jean Dugan, Lois Shaffer. Mary Ann Harman, Linda Hoffman, Judy Wcigle, Carol Frantz, Barbara Bowers. Second Row: Marian Guise, Carol Diehl, Bonnie Staub. Connie Wright, Rochelle Hoffnagle, Linda Bosserman, Jane Coble, Miss Harper, advisor. Third Row: Betty Sillik, Janice Slaybaugh, Nancy Ditzler, Ann Kuykendall, Pauline Blackwell, Darlene Kemper, Janet Schwartz, Miriam Guise. Hi-Y First Row: Joseph Sabo, Arthur Starry, Mr. Gordon, advisor, Glenn Kuykendall. Second Row: Michael Geiger, Carmen Johanningmeier. Page 55 Majorettes Mary Gricst, Donna Warrenfeltz, Donna Gilbert, Susan Frederick, Nancy Sheaflfer, Ann Bushey, Anna Davis. Page 56 Senior Band 0 Q iQ D er� 3 First Row: Nancy Sheaffcr, Anna Davis, Susan Frederick, Donna Gilbert, Mary Griest, Ann Bushey, Donna Warrenfeltz. Second Row: Carol Leinart, Peggy Fox, Susan Donharl, Glenn Kuykendall, Connie Stoner, Susan Albright, Carol Eckert, Dennis Donharl, Ruth Zeigler, Judy Cutshall, Pat Roberts, William Sanni, Pamela Wentzel, Philip) Beidler, Susan Garretson, Pauline Wright. Third Row: Janet Omer, Joyce Ripley, John Shepard, Richard Rocthenhocfer, Gilbert Chronister, Rochelle HofTnagle, Sheila Kime, Joan Crist, Joseph Sabo, Robert Campbell, Darlene Kemper, Patricia Baldwin, Linda Brough, Charlotte Hall, Janet Schwartz, Anita Deardorff, Joann Beamer, Gary Bream. Fourth Row: Mr. Harold Sanders, Marian Guise, Carol Crum, Maxine Brough, Beverly Flicker, Edna Jane Coble, Charlotte Pfcffcr, Wayne Schwartz, Richard Graham, Gordon Harvey, Miriam Guise, Sharon Rouzer, Robert Lewis, Raymond Kuhn, Carolyn Mussleman, Nancy Wenk. Fifth Row: Betty Sillik, Ann Hale, Samuel Bucher, Carolyn Taylor, Linda Bossennan, Richard Guise, Gertrude Hoffman, Mary Kathryn Rider, 1'om Hoffman, l aurin Slaybaugh, Larry Brough, Richard Dull, James Cline, Jean Moomaw, Mary McDannel. Sixth Row: Connie Grubbs, Thomas Osborn, Philip Stoner, John Ernst, Karl McDannell, Thomas Heckenlubcr, Edgar Hildebrand, Donald Wright, Wayne Loch- baum, Donald Sell, William Bucher, Jeffrey Bosserman, Jane Wright, Carol Bossennan. Seventh Row: Sally Fox, Brenda Bean, Larry Guise, Thomas Haskell, John Hall, Clary Wright, Linda Hoffman, Roger Crum, George Witt, Harold Oliver, Linda Price, Clara Miller, Mary Guise. Dance Band „1 First Row: Wayne Schwartz, Robert Campbell, Nancy Wenk, Beverly Elicker, Philip Bcidler, Donna Gilbert. Second Row: Karl McDannell, William Bucher, Thomas Heckenluber, Wayne Lochbaum, Dennis Donharl, Thomas Hoffman, Carol Bosserman, James Cline, Harold Oliver, William Sanni. Boys’ Quartette William Bucher, Harold Oliver, Joseph Sabo, Walter Roberts, Pamela Wentzel, accompanist. Page 58 A cappella Choir First Row: Brenda Bean, Lois Currens, Linda Bossemian, Joanne Beamer, Suzanne Albright, Connie Stoner, Nancy Wenk, Elaine Yohc, Harriet Boyer. Second Row: Joyce Ripley, Anna Davis, Carol Eckert, Sally Fox, Carol Bossemian, Clara Miller, Patricia Roberts, Linda Price, Ann Bushey, Nancy Sheaffer, Mr. Yost, director. Third Row: Pauline Wright, Joan Crist, Susan Donharl, Sharon Rouzer, Judy Cutshall, Bonnie Stalh, Kathleen Lady, Donna Showers, Gertrude Hoffman, Carolyn Mussclman, Donna Gilbert. Fourth Row: Edwina Klinefelter, Mary Gricst, Pamela Wentzel, Joann Black, Beverly Orner, Jean Carol Leinart, Peggy Fox, Evelyn Miller, Susan Fissel, Judy Sheaffer, Susan Frederick, Carolyn Sabo. Fifth Row: Alfred Taylor, Philip Yasovsky, Ronald Yasovsky, Barry Birgensmith, Gary Wright, Tom Osborn, Jeffrey Bosserman, Connie Grubbs, Mary Ann Showers, Mary McDannel, Jane Wright, John Shepherd, Gary Fair, Robert Barbour. Sixth Row: William Bucher, Harold Oliver, Richard Rothenhoeffer, Dennis Ebbert, Arthur Starry, Joseph Sabo, Walter Roberts, Larry Guise, Franco Poalucci, Richard Heath, Richard Graham. Absent from picture: William Roth, Yvonne Slaybaugh. Girls’ Trio Pamela Wentzel, accompanist; Carolyn Musselman, Carol Bosserman, Mary Griest. Business Education Club First Row: Barbara Amsberger, Nancy Ditzler, Miriam Guise, Mary Kathryn Rider, Alice Shreve, Janet Sheaffer, Judy Weigle, Mr. Eckenrode, advisor. Second Row: Marian Guise, Betty Sillik, Mary Ann Harman, Janice Slaybaugh, Ann Kuykendall, Pauline Black- well, Edwina Klinefelter, Betty Stalb. Third Row: Judy Beam, Catherine Feeser, Connie Hostetter, Alvcrda Heller, Charlotte Rexroth, Jane Trostel, Pamela Wolff, Lois Shaffer, Jean Dugan, Wayne Arnsberger. Fourth Row: Lois Funt, Janet Voehringer, Joanne Beainer, Kathleen Lady, Bonnie Bream, Joann Taylor, Donna Showers, Anita Deardorff, Joyce Orner, Patricia Hartman. Fifth Row: Richard Heath, Emma Shaffer, Charlotte Pfeffer, Carolyn Taylor, Naomi Taylor, Bonnie Staub, Connie Wright, Sonja Beamer, Joan Warren, Sharon Riley. Page 60 Library Assistants First Row: Connie Slaybaugh, Jeannette Sanni, Audrey Rose, Rae DeardorflF, Janet Voehringcr, Sharon Riley. Second Row: Miss Inskip, advisor, Susan Chronister, Emily Diehl, Connie Stallsmith, Fannie Swisher, Carol Rex, Janet Sheaffer, Patricia Hartman. Third Row: Donna Cline, Gail Naylor, Donna Showers, Helen Patterson, Susan McKinney, Shirley Trcssler, Kathleen Lady, Janice Slaybaugh, Carol Crum, Bonnie Singley, Charlotte Pfeffer, Carolyn Haas, Nancy Bowers, Deanna Kemper, Carolyn Riley, Suzanne Wolff, Nancy Cashman, Susan Fissel, Donald Bowers, Samuel Crum, Charlotte Rexroth, Mary Ann Showers, Naomi Taylor, Joanne Beamer. Senior Library Club First Row: Lois Shaffer, Jean Dugan, Janice Slaybaugh Second Row: Charlotte Rexroth, Janet Sheaffer, Pauline Blackwell, Ann Kuykendall, Patricia Hartman Emma Shaffer. Third Row: Sharon Riley, Joanne Beainer, Kathleen Lady, Joyce Omer, Donna Showers, Alverda Heller, Char- lotte Pfeffer, Lois Funt, Miss Inskip, advisor, Janet Voehringer. Page 61 Future Homemakers of America First Row: Sandra Warrenfcltz, Ann Kuykendall, Catherine Feeser, Joann Warren, Janet Sheaffer. Second Row: Nancy Himes, Helen Sheaffer, Clara Johnson, Joyce Ingle, Nancy Showers, Donna Showers, Sharon Riley. Future Farmers of America First Row: Mr. Snyder, advisor; Edward Woodall, Terry Taylor, Henry Byers, Lonnie Shultz, Elmer Plank, Terry Herman. Barry McCleaf, Frederick Group, William Kennedy, Wayne Ogburn, Ronnie Black. Second Row: Richard Cooley, Joseph Brent, Rirhard Kane, Edward Diveley, Donald Richardson, Carmen Johan- ningmeier, Owen Miller, Carl Hess, Dennis Ebbert, Roger Cooley, Clay Tuckey, Grayson Taylor, Terry Sheaffer, Ronald Naylor, Charles Shaffer, Dale Ogburn, Barry Swisher, Ronald Schatz, Joseph Hartman. Page 62 Senior Art Club First Row: Miss Sachs, advisor, Judy Beam, Connie Hostetter, Connie Wright, Bonnie Staub, Carol Swayze, Goldie Lupp. Second Row: Michael Carey, William Roth, Donald Hawbecker, Donald Bowers. Shop Service Club Page 63 Mr. Myers, advisor; Larry Mummert, Donald McCauslin, Ronald Blocher Frederick Naylor, Ronald Omer, Jessie Taylor, Kenneth Thomas, Thomas Schriver, Richard Weidner, Mr. Cover, advisor. Well, What Now! After a long, hard day Vance and Jack prepare to go home. Ask Ted How IT was done. Feet off of school nroperty. May Day 1959 Queen Mary Lou Finfrock, 1959 May Day Queen, is crowned by Patricia Heckenluber, 1958 May Day Queen. Page 66 Jr.-Sr. Prom 1959 Betty Finfrock is crowned Queen of the Prom by Mr. Hudson while Harry Hartzel looks on. Page 67 Homecoming Queen Nancy Sheaffer reigns over the festivities at the Biglervillc-Boiling Springs Football Game. Page 68 Alumni Dance Queen Judy Crist and King Garnet Coble reign over the Alumni Dance. Page 69 Other School Events This couple are enjoying the “jitterbug” which they are doing to the tune of some popular song. Page 70 First Row: Harold Slusscr, Kermit Jacoby, Harold Vines, Wayne Schwartz, Gary Breighner, Vance Johnston, Larry Eckenrode, Jack Frantz, Barry Birgensmith. Second Row: Richard Graham. Donald Wright, FredHartzel, Dennie Little, Kenneth Fetters, Richard Kane, Ronnie Wagner. Ronnie Yasovsky, Dennis Donharl, Donald May. Third Row: Tim Geiger, Wilson Harman, Robert Barbour, Carl Hess, Perry Mickey, Gary Fair, Keith Marin. Donald Boyer. Fourth Row: Bernie Thrush, Donald Sterner, Raymond Kuhn, George Voehringer, Richard Johnston, John Emanuel, John Toggas. Page 72 Varsity Football This year’s football team was very successful under the coaching of Jack Emanuel. A total of 10 games was played, of which 8 were won and only 2 were lost. The losses, one with Cedar Cliff and the other with Littlcstown, were both away games. Playing through mud, rain, and cold, the team managed to finish second in the Lower Susquehanna Confer- ence, which was won by East Pennsboro. Although both teams had perfect league records, East Pennsboro received first place honors by virtue of the point system. Our star halfback, Kermit Jacoby, the league’s leading scorer with a total of 120 points, was selected to the All-Lower Susquehanna Foot- ball Conference team. Gary Breighner, Wayne Schwartz, Barry Birgensmith, Vance Johnston, and Ken Fetters received honor- able mentions. Breighner, Dennis Donharl, Larry Eckcnrode, Jack Wayne Schwartz, Harold Slusser, Ronnie Yasovsky, FOOTBALL SCORES 1959 Big. Opp. Cedar Cliff 0 14 Camp Hill 25 7 Juniata Joint 27 7 Boiling Springs 18 6 Cumberland Valley 41 20 Warwick Union 31 12 Scotland 26 6 West York 26 0 Littlestown 6 20 York Suburban 30 0 COACHES Bernard Thrush, Daniel Bushman, Donald Sterner, John Emanuel, John Toggas. Page 73 Varsity This year, for the first time in several years, the Canners failed to come up with a winning season. The final record showed an overall log of 3 wins and 16 losses. There is nothing in the record, however, that shows the fighting spirit and hustle of our ball club. Because the Canners entered the South Penn League this year, they encountered much greater competition. However, this did not effect the fighting spirit of the boys. We hope that in the future the team will be better acquainted with the new league and will be in a better position to compete with the larger schools. Clockwise from left to right: rode, Jack Frantz, Larry Guise, Page 74 Basketball Gary Breighncr, Larry Ecken- Vance Johnston, Ted Orner. BASKETBALL SCORES Big. Opp. December 4 West York 34 64 December 8 Spring Grove 32 50 December 11 Boiling Springs 44 43 December 15 Mechanicsburg 33 42 December 22 Boiling Spiings 56 39 December 23 Alumni 43 47 January 5 •Carlisle 34 47 January 8 •Waynesboro 48 59 January 12 •Chambersburg 34 71 January 19 •Hanover 42 67 January 22 Cedar Cliff 48 53 January 26 •Gettysburg 32 57 January 29 York Catholic Canceled February 2 •Carlisle 53 47 February 5 •Waynesboro 35 54 February 9 •Chambersburg 46 67 February 16 •Hanover 43 72 February 19 Cedar Cliff 55 57 February 23 •Gettysburg 28 60 February 26 Delone 45 57 First Row: Vance Johnston, Jack Frantz, Larry Eckenrode, Gary Breigh- ner, Ted Orner, Larry Guise. Second Row: Terry Thomas, Rodney Shaffer, Wayne Lochbaum, Gordon Harvey, William Sanni, Fred Hartzel. Third Row: Mr. John Emanuel, Kenneth Fetters, Philip Beidler, Mr. Thrush. Page 75 Wrestling Ronnie Yasovsky Wt. — 154 lbs. William Warner Wt — 127 lbs. William McCleaf Wt. — 138 lbs. Wrestling Team First Row: John Toggas, coach: Tim Geiger, Dennis Little, Bill Stoner, Barry Birgensmith, Wayne Arnsberger. Second Row: Bill W'arner, Carl Hess, Ronnie Yasovsky, Perry Mickey, Ronnie Wagner, Arthur Miller, John Geiger, Thomas Kooken. Third Row: Donnie May, Bill McCleaf, Raymond Kuhn, Bruce Parker, Lester Davis, Albert Kennedy, Barry McCleaf, Charles Hess. Fourth Row: Roy Livingstone, Ralph Beamer, Frank Swayze, Blake Constable, Fred Hartman, Jeff Kline, Terry Taylor, John Pitzcr, Stanley Gochenauer. Page 76 Track First Row: Donald Bowers, Larry Rose, James Kuhn, Robert Nyce, Harold Baltzley, Joseph Cicierski, John Stover, David Dull. . , Second Row: Mr. Sterner, Hershey Bowers. Laurin Slaybaugh, Wayne Schwartz, Peter Asquith, Gary Breigh- ner, Kermit Jacoby, Stephen Lewis, Jack Frantz, Karl McDannell, Michael Kane. Third Row: Mr. Emanuel, John Alexander, Wayne Lochbaum, John Steverson, Lynn McCauslin, Jerry Jones, John Byerly, Ronald Wagner, Kenneth Fetters, Perry Mickey, Michael Thomas. Fourth Row: Cornelius Bedford, Tom Osborn, Milton Sharpe, Richard Price, Richard Dull, Gary Wright, Ronnie Black, Gary Fair, Philip Pitzer, Harry Griest. TRACK SCHEDULE 1959 B-ville Opp. April 1 Cumberland Valley 74 44 April 8 Middletown 86J i 31 J i April 18 Shippensburg Invitation 30 2 31 April 21 Carlisle 65 51 April 21 Gettysburg 65 32 April 29 Waynesboro 64 54 May 6 Hanover Relays 5th May 9 South Penn meet 3rd May 16 District 3 at Lancaster 4th May 20 Scotland 63 2 54 2 May 23 State meet at Penn State Kermit Jacoby placed 5th in low hurdles John Byerly placed 11th in the mile Page 77 Baseball First Row: Dennis Little, Fred Hartzel, Larry Dillon, Donald Wright, John Singley, Owen McKinney. Second Row: Dwayne Singley, Larry Guise, Ted Omer, Larry Brough, Dennis Donharl. Third Row: Richard Allison, coach; Randy Snyder, Howard Vines, Harry Hartzel, Vance Johnston, Larry Ken- nedy, Robert Campbell. Junior Varsity Basketball First Row: Glenn Olmstead, Walter Roberts, Charles Kane, Barry Trostel. Second Row: Wilson Harman, Tom Hoffman, John Ernst, Gary Fair, Mr. Jack Emanuel. Page 78 Senior Cheerleaders Football Cheerleaders Barbara Amsberger, Sandra Warrenfellz, Jane Trostel, Pamela Wolff, Joann Taylor, Bonnie Bream. Page 79 Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders Captain: Connie Stoner Left to right: Ann Bushey, Linda Price, Connie Stoner, Anna Davis, Gertrude Hoffman, Joan Crist. Page 80 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Left to right: Joann Mussclman, Phyllis Gilbert, Lois Currens, Carolyn Musselman, Carol Lee Frantz, Connie Grubbs, Sue Donharl. Wrestling Cheerleaders Left to right: Jane Trostel, Edwina Klinefelter, Pamela Wolff, Sandra Warrenfeltz, Judy Weigle. Page 81 Settle down everybody, the two Beavers up front are resting! 3:00 A.M. It is time they went t( S L B B P ! Some action on the Battlefield! Arthur, is the milk good? Attention B-Club, Betty is reading a bedtime story. Frank is enjoying one of his days at B. H. S. Ninth Grade First Row: Miss Lupp, advisor; Lorraine Plank, Shirley Cline, Shirley Funt, Mary Rexroth, Gloria Gochenouer, Bonita Feeser, Margaret Miller, Carolyn Miller, Carol Kane, Jean Bolen, Pearl Quesinberry, Irene Harlow. Second Row: Carol Clapsaddle, Phyllis Gilbert, Freda Kuykendall, Carol Rex, Connie Cluck, Susan Fisscl, Barbara Funt, Rita Schwartz, Janet Swope, Evelyn Miller, Nadine Richardson, Sandra Sillik, Cynthia Tuckey. Third Row: Jane Wright, Mary McDannell, Carol Leinart, Mary Ann Showers, Beverly Orner, Nancy Cashman, Joan Black, Jane Tuckey, Connie Grubbs, Peggy Fox, Yvonne Slaybaugh, Ruth Kiessling, Barbara Funt. Fourth Row: George Montgomery, Herbert Bowers, Tom Osborn, Jeffrey Bosserman, Gary Wright, Samuel Bucher, Richard Guise, Richard Dull, Thomas Hecken- lubcr, Leroy Wetzel, John Hall, Donald Hawbecker, Judy Sheaffer, Dorothy Ransom, Shirley Tressler, Susan McKinney. Fifth Row: Edward Woodall, Elmer Plank, Kenneth Sheaffer, james Mickey, Richard Gochenauer, Kenneth Pridemore, John Lafferty, William Yohe, Philip Pitzer, Richard Price, Gary Bream, Thomas Oyler, John Geiger, Michael Thomas, Donald Bowers, Terry Taylor, Barry McCleaf. Sixth Row: Larry Black, William Slaybaugh, Gary Showers, Thomas Haskell, Scott Schriver, Lowell Baker, Dale Weaver, Paul Black, Michael Carey, Lonnie Shultz, Frederick Group, Terry Gettier, Roger Taylor, Albert Kennedy, Wayne Ogburn, Joseph Hartman, Terry Herman. Eighth Grade First Row: Holly Asquith, Gloria Betts, Betty Bretzman, June Gochenauer, Carolyn Riley, Connie Trone, Audrey Funt, Shirley Hannan, Audrey Rose, Jeannette Sanni, Deanna Kemper, Dorinda Clark, Randee Koontz, Connie Stallsmith, Fanny Swisher. Second Row: Carol Nyce, Anne Bucher, Diane Baltzley, Martha McDannell, Carol Houck, Carol Crum, Bonnie Singley, Nancy Bowers, Carolyn Haas, Jayne Nelson, Suzanne Wolff, Dixie Cline, Marie Reed, Kay Fetters, Donna Cline, Mr. Coradetti, advisor. Third Row: Dennis Kane, Frank Swayze, Wayne Beam, Charles Crider, Richard Thomas, Donald Linard, Barbara Main, Jane Hauser, Suzanne Bishop, Nadine Hartman, Joann Musselman, Diane Keckler, Beverly Gageby, Anna Deckert, Betty Arnsbcrger, Shirley McGlaughlin, Darlene Kane, Cindy McCausIin. Fourth Row: Robert Manahan, Kenneth Lerew, Richard Johnston, Rodney Guise, Arnel Bosscnnan, Cameron Wickline, Arlene Guise, Helen Patterson, Joann Cutshall, Linda Murtoff, Judy Swope, Jayne McCurley, Gloria Smeed, Brenda Blocher, Peggy Jacoby, Nancy Livingston, Gail Naylor. Fifth Row: William Gardner, Robert Thompson, Robert Bream, Roger Brough, George Himes, Bruce Marden, Harold I homas, Don Stauffer, Jere Lady, Clyde Wilson, Gerald Orner, Homer Kelly, Donald Heckman, Roger Wagaman, Roger Unger, Warren Kelly, Elden Felts. James Patterson, Milton Sharpe, Emily Diehl. Sixth Row: Frances Miller, Roy Livingston, Keith Lawvcr, Michael Thompson, Ray Van Dyke, Jeffrey Horick, Richard Funt, Jeffrey Kline, Jay Waggoner, Barry Welker, Robert Garrctson, Blake Constable, Cornelius Bedford, Larry Wood, Fred Hartman, Samuel Crum, Michael Kane, Susan Chronister, Jean Schmick, Judith Daron, Joan Petry, Connie Slaybaugh, Rae Deardorff Seventh Grade First Row: Melissa Martin, Linda Naugle, Lorcna Wilson, Jane Rebert, Ann Ernst, Rhonda Kime, Janice Lentz, Louise Lawver, Linda Roberts, Deanna Holla- baugh, Kathy Wenk, Jennifer Horick, Beverly Little, Karen Jacoby. Second Row: Linley Ballard, Deborah Beidler, Barbara Smith, Patsy Rinehart, Pamela Kane, Judith Funt, Betty Frey, Fay Heller, Cindy Baltzley, Sherry Singley, Shirley Hcintzlcman, Audrey Miller, Hattie Jenkins, Violet Baker, Mr. Cover, advisor. Third Row: Virginia Fesser, Judith Rinehart, Linda Rex, Amy Shetter, Diane Sherman, Linda Powell, Linda Herman, Jane Schmick, Susan Schriver, Jo-Ann Ya- sovsky, Darlene Altice, Rosemary Davis, Charlotte Hawbecker, Carol Kane, Sandra Dixon, Clara Patterson, Loretta Meeder, Diane Byerly. Fourth Row: Lexie Eckenrode, James Wright, Yvonne Lupp, Patsy Kane, Allona Winand, Patsy Baldwin, June McCurdy, Fay Taylor, Nancy Weidner, Carole Wenk, Dorothy Anderson, Ada Davis, Linda Byers, Lois Sheaffer, Virginia McCurry, Linda Wilkinson, Gregory Eisenhart, Roger Rex. Fifth Row: James Taylor, Ronald Cline, Randy Rouzer, Owen Taylor, William Black, Clyde Taylor, Richard Galusha, Delmar Crum, Stanley Lupp, Donald Black, Roger Turner, Ralph Beamer, Richard Fair, James Thomas, Anderson Demps, Stanley Gochenauer, Robert Cover, Randy Divcley, Gary Beamer. Sixth Row: Donald Wilkinson, Terry Taylor, James Miller, Melvin Mentzler, Charles Hess, George Sunbury, John Pitzer, Robert Kennedy, Robert Vines, Larry Wright, Juan Nieves, William Nieves, Charles Anderson, Kenneth Spangler, David Cline, Ronald Thomas, Fred Ditzler, Larry Brent, William Weaver. ACTIVITIES Jr. High Student Council Officers Anne Bucher, Jane Tuckey, Carol Nyce, Richard Dull. Jr. High Student Council First Row, seated: Gaiy Wnght, Richard Guise. . . . Second Row: Richard Dull, Carol Nyce, Jane Tuckey, Anne Bucher, Jane Hauser, Connie Slaybaugh. Third Row, standing: Michael Warner, Connie Grubbs, Carolyn Surry, Carol Houck, Margaret Miller, Susan Wolff. Harold Thomas, Thomas Hcckenluber, Mr. Sterner, advisor. Page 87 Jr. National Honor Society First Row: Peggy Fox, Carol Leinart, Carol Houck, Dorinda Clark, Carolyn Haas, Mr. Sterner, advisor. Second Row: Connie Cluck, Mary McDannell, Connie Grubbs, Nancy Bowers, Bonnie Singley, Kay Fetters. Third Row: Connie Trone, Diane Keckler, Diane Baltzley, Carol Nyce, Holly Asquith, Martha McDannell, Anne Bucher, Audrey Funt. Fourth Row: Richard Guise, Richard Dull, Jeffrey Bosserman, Robert Garretson, Gary Bream, Bruce Marden, Harold Thomas, Richard Johnston, Richard Funt. Jr. B-Club First Row: Herbert Bowers, Richard Guise, Gary Bream, Gary Wright, Richard Dull. Second Row: Mr. Shetter, advisor, Mary Ann Showers, Connie Grubbs, Carol Leinart, Peggy Fox. Page 88 Junior Chorus First Row: Katherine Wenk, Carol Wcnk, Amy Shelter, Linda Rex, Allona Winand, Janice Lentz, Lucinda Baltzley, Melissa Martin, Louise Lawver, Fay Taylor, June McCurdy, Linda Naugle, Karen Jacoby, Miss Moore, advisor. Second Row: Jean Schmick, Helen Patterson, Connie Trone, Barbara Main, Linda Murtoff, Joann Cutshall, Bonnie Singley, Carol Houck, Rae Deardorff, Jean- nette Sanni, Deborah Beidler, Shirley Hannan, Kay Fetters, Linda Byers. 'I hird Row: Susan Chronister, Gloria Smeed, Brenda Blocher, Martha McDannell, Anne Bucher, Holly Asquith, Nadine Hartman, Jane Hauser, Emily Diehl, Connie Slaybaugh, Gail Naylor, Marie Reed, Suzanne Bishop, Lorena Wilson, Linda Roberts. Fourth Row: Jayne McCurlcy, Clara Patterson, Jayne Nelson, Diane Baltzley, Carol Nyce, Joann Musselman, Deane Keckler, Carolyn Riley, Dorinda Clark, Audrey Funt, Patricia Baldwin, Patricia Kane, Jane Rol ert, Ann Ernst, Beverly Little. F'ifth Row: David Cline, Richard Funt, Samuel Crum, Barry Welker, Randy Rouzer, Roger Brough, Ray Van Dyke, Ralph Beamer, Gary Beamer, William Black. Junior Band RnTRem: Dorindii Clark , Connie Stallsmith, Shirley Tressler, Bruce Marden, Diane Baltzlcy, Carol Nyce, Phyllis Gilbert, Beverly Orner, Martha McDannell, Second Row: Harold Thomas. Jane Hauser, Connie Cluck, Linda Kint, Barbara Thomas, Carolyn Haas, Freda Kuykendall, Mary Ann Showers, Joann Black, Carolyn ThirdlRc� w: Beverly Gageby, Audrey Rose, Jayne Nelson, Linda Roberts, Amy Shelter, Katherine Wenk, Linda Naugle, Karen Jacoby, Audrey Miller, Beverly Little, Barbara Smith, Yvonne Slaybaugh. i . . , _ _ D Fourth Row: Deanne Kemper, Susan McKinney, Carol Wenk, Louise Lawyer, Linda Powell, Deanna Hollabaugh, Patricia Kane, Linda Rex. Roger Rex, Diane Byerly, Anne Bucher. «... . Fifth Row: Marie Reed, Kay Fetters, Rodney Guise, Robert Cover, Sandra Dixon, Jennifer Honck, Gregory Eisenhart, Deborah Beidler, Barbara Main, C.arol C'lapsaddle, Holly Asquith, Mr. Sanders, director. « c it Sixth Row: Donald Hawbecker, Jere Lady, Allona Winand, Kenneth Lawyer, Randy Rouzer, Philip Pitzer, Roger Turner, Ray an Dyke, Don Stauffer, Audrey Funt, James Miller, Robert Garretson, Richard Funt. r . Seventh Row: Blake Constable, Cornelius Bedford, James Taylor, Owen Taylor, Jo-Ann Yasovsky, Jane Rebert, Ann Ernst, Rhoda Kime, James Wright, Lexie Ecken- rode, Jayne McCurley, Shirley Heintzleman, Beverly Group, Ross Kennedy. . . w , Eighth Row: Robert Thompson, Kenneth Lerew, William Black, Lorena Wilson, Linley Ballard, Melissa Martin, Janice Lentz, Connie Grubbs. Joann Musselman, Judy Sheaffer, Connie Slaybaugh, Rae DeardorfL Ninth Row: John Hall, Samuel Crum, Michael Thomas, Roger Taylor, Wayne Kelly. Junior Red Cross First Row: Audrey Rose. Emily Diehl, Jeannette Sanni, Joann Irvin, Connie Hostetter, Deborah Beidler, Mrs. Frantz, advisor. Second Row: Dixie Cline, Donna Cline, Susan Fissel, Linda Murtoff, Arlene Guise, Linda Kint, Randee Koontz. Third Row: Deanna Kemper, Jane Hauser, Joyce Ingle, Darlene Altice, Catherine Feeser, Patricia Hartman. Alverda Heller, Janet Sheaffer. Fourth Row: Susan McKinney, Jere Lady, James Miller, Stanley Lupp, Shirley Tressler. 'This club is composed of both Junior and Senior High School students. Library Club First Row: Carol Crum, Connie Slaybaugh, Janet Swope. Second Row: Rae Deardorff, Susan Chronister, Emily Diehl, Connie Stallsmith, Fannie Swisher, Carol Rex. Third Row: Miss Inskip, advisor, Gail Naylor, Susan McKinney, Helen Patterson, Shirley Tressler, Bonnie Singley, Carolyn Haas, Nancy Bowers, Deanna Kemper, Carolyn Riley, Suzanne Wolff, Nancy Cashman, Samuel Crum, Donald Bowers. Page 91 Junior Home Economics Club First Row: Linda Wilkinson, Lois SheafTer, Suzanne Schriver, Diane Byerly, Rosemary Davis, Jane Schmick Second Row: Cindy Baltzley, Janice Lentz, Dorothy Anderson, Amy Shetter, Linda Roberts, Deborah Beidler, Louise Lawver, Pamela Kane. Third Row: Linda Naugle. Barbara Smith, Virginia Feeser, Sandra Dixon, Deanna Hollabaugh, Virginia Mc- Curry, Carol Kane, Patricia Baldwin, Susan Chronister. Fourth Row: Fay Heller, Yvonne Lupp, Jennifer Horick, Beverly Little, Nancy Weidner, June McCurdy, Loretta Meeder, Ada Davis, Linda Herman, Linda Powell, Patricia Kane, Jo Ann Yasovsky, Audrey Miller, Darlene Altice, Patricia Rinehart. Fifth Row: Mrs. Frantz, advisor; Violet Baker, Diane Sherman, Shirley Heintzleman, Linda Byers, Judith Rine- hart, Allona Winand, Linda Rex. Page 92 Safety Patrol First Row: Mr Ernst, advisor; Clyde Wilson, Donald Linard, Yvonne Lupp, George Himes, Charles Crider. Second Row: Fred Ditzler, Roger Unger, Randy Diveley, Cameron Wickline, Stanley Lupp. Junior Agricultural Club First Row: Mr. W'hite, advisor; Amel Bosserman, Cornelius Bedford. Richard Thomas. Charles Crider. Second Row: Cameron Wickline, Gary Beamer. Ronald Thomas. Fred Hartman, Fred Ditzler, Wayne Beam Third Row: Clyde Taylor, Stanley Gochenauer. Randy Diveley, Robert Kennedy, George Himes. Fourth Row: Terry Taylor, Ralph Beamer, Jcre Lady, Kenneth Spangler. Page 93 Photography Club Robert Manahan, William Roth, Mr. Gulden, advisor. Junior Art Club First Row: Beverly Gageby, Carol Houck, Audrey Funt, Connie Trone, Shirley Heintzleman, Suzanne Bishop, Barbara Main, Deborah Beidler, Jeannette Sanni, Miss Sachs, advisor. Second Row: Patricia Rinehart, Rhonda Kiine, Amy Shetter, Dorothy Anderson, Loretta Meeder, Linda Wilkinson, Linda Murtorff, Brenda Blocher, Linda Kint. Third Row: David Cline, Carole Wenk, Fay Taylor, Yvonne Lupp, Judy Swope, Jayne McCurley, Karen Jacoby, Peggy Jacoby, Donna Cline, Cindy McCauslin. Fourth Row: Delmar Crum, Ronnie Cline, Lexie Eckenrode, Roger Rex, Stanley Lupp, Keith Lawyer, Barry Welker, Jay Waggoner, Fred Ditzler. Page 94 Junior Conservation Club First Row: Mr. Ehlman. advisor; Kenneth Lerew, Wayne Beam, Richard Thomas, Charles Crider. Second Row: Jeffrey Horick, Tom Thompson, Donald Linard, Larry Wood, Francis Miller, Roy Livingston. Third Row: Roger Brough. Roy Van Dyke. Jay Waggoner, Jeffrey Kline. Junior Tri-Hi-Y First Row: Jeannette Sanni, Mary McDannell, Carol Leinart, Connie Grubbs, Peggy Fox, Mary Ann Showers, Beverly Omer, Carol Kane. . .. M .. . . . Second Row: Suzanne Wolff, Carol Nyce, Diane Baltzley, Joann Cutshall. Nadine Hartman, Holly Asquitn, Martha McDannell, Jane Hauser, Gail Naylor, Shirley McGlaughlin, Miss Harper, Advisor Third Row: Dixie Cline. Deanna Kemper, Emily Diehl, Jane Wright, Jane Tuckey, Joann Black, i vonne Slaybaugh, Donna Cline, Jayne Nelson. Page 95 SPORTS Junior High Football First Row: Edward Woodall, John Geiger, William Sheaffer, Larry Black, Gary Wright. Philip Pitzer, James Mickey. Second Row: Michael Thompson, Donald Heckman, Robert Thompson, Robert Garretson, Cornelius Bedford, Blake Constable, Fred Hartman, Michael Kane. Bruce Marden. Third Row: Mr. Toggas, coach; Jeff Horick, Robert Bream, Melvin Mentzer, Richard Thomas, John Pitzer, Wil- liam Gardner, Donald Linard, Owen Taylor, Mr. Bushman, coach. Fourth Row: Larry W'right, James Miller. Richard Fair, Charles Hess, Ronald Thomas, George Sunbury, Randy Diveley, Lexie Eckenrode. Stanley Gochenauer. Robert Cover, Keith Lawyer, Roy Livingston. Junior High Basketball First Row: Robert Cover, James Wright. Rodney Guise, Michael Kane, Ross Kennedy. Second Row: Don Stauffer, Cornelius Bedford, Robert Garretson, Robert Bream. Robert Thompson. Third Row: Mr. Sterner, coach; Milton Sharpe, Randy Rouzer, James Taylor. Page 96 Ninth Grade Basketbal First Row: Richard Dull, Richard Guise, Gary Wright, Leroy Wetzel, William Yohe. Second Row: Thomas Heckenluber, Edward Woodall. William Slaybaugh, James Mickey, Philip Pitzer, Gary Bream. Third Row: Mr. Bushman, coach. Boost the Page 97 ■ Lois, you are distracting Howie from the game! The Three Stooges plus—Popeye. Which girl are you looking at now? Just because your little girl does it, isn’t any reason for you to do it. All eyes on How about sharing the food? Best of Luck and Success to the Graduates Class of 1960 DUFFY-MOTT COMPANY, INC Aspers, Pennsylvania Fine Food Products Since 1842 Congratulations from Town Country Gas Service, Inc. Bo 371, Gettysburg, Penna. Supergos” BOTTLED GAS AND APPLIANCES B I X - S W A Y MEN'S BOYS' SHOP Tux Rental 24 Chambersburg Street Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Compliments of THE JOHN C. LOWER CO. Wholesale Grocers Gettysburg, Pa. MEADOW VALLEY ABATTOIR WHOLESALERS Home Dressed Quality Meats and Meat Products Gettysburg, R. D. 3, Pa. Phone: Gettysburg 790 Page 100 I I WOLFF FARM SUPPLY CO. Deolers in IHC Farm Equipment Farmall Tractors IHC Motor Trucks New Holland Machinery Hardie Sprayers Rose Tre Hoes Wood's Rotary Mowers j Roper Post Hole Diggers PARTS AND SERVICE ON ABOVE MACHINES Phone Biglerville 188 BLACK'S WELDING SHOP Electric and Acetylene Welding Portable Equipment 1 Ornomentol Railings Steel Clothes Posts Phone: Biglerville 67-J ARENDTSVILLE GARAGE Glenn Hoke, Proprietor Gencrol Repairs, Body Fender Work Myers Sprayers Phone: Biglerville 38-R-2 Arendtsville, Pa. CHARLES L. FUNT Combining and Boling Strawberries and Raspberries Phone 374-R-3 Compliments of THE NATIONAL BANK OF ARENDTSVILLE Arendtsville, Pennsylvania I A Community Service Bonk member federal deposit insurance corporation i i JOHN F. KLINEFELTER Hotpoint Appliances Hoover Vacuum Cleaners I j Sunbeam and G. E. i Small Appliances I j ] Biglerville, Pa. i ' Phone: 175 Ralph Carl Compliments of TAYLOR BROS. GROCERY Complete Food Morket Phone: 191 ADAMS SUPERETTE Self-Service Heidlersburg, Pa. Phone: York Springs, 107-Z WEISHAAR BROS. Sheet Metal Work Plumbing Heating Gettysburg, Pa 37 Baltimore Street Phone: ED-4-1159 SMICK'S CUT RATE Phone: 40 Potent Medicines — Sundries Fountain Service — Sandwiches ADAMS COUNTY MOTORS I CORPORATION 165-167 York Street Gettysburg, Pa. FORD SALES SERVICE Telephone ED-41101 BIGLERVILLE HARDWARE Phone 36 A. L. Leinart, Proprietor . HARTZEL'S BAKERY Clifford Hartzel, Proprietor Bread - Rolls - Cakes - Groceries Phone: Biglerville 85 CONEWAGO FEEDS Zeigler Bros. Feed Mills, Inc. Gardners, Pa. New Bloomfield, Pa. BOB'S DINER Home - Cooked Food 4 Miles North of Biglerville Koute 34 Page 102 MUSSELMAN'S Dependable Food Products Applesauce Apple Butter Canned Apples Tomato Juice Tomato Puree Cider-Vinegar Assorted Jellies Cherries Apple Pie i THE C. H. MUSSELMAN COMPANY Biglerville, Pa. DOUGHERTY and HARTLEY ! Compliments of Dry Goods • Notions • Underweor Gettysburg, Pennsylvania 7 Baltimore Street TYSON ORCHARD SERVICE M. S. and F. E. Griest, Jr. i THE ADAMS COUNTY NURSERY AND FRUIT FARMS Growers of Fine Fruit Trees BIGLERVILLE TV COMPANY Sylvonio Television Service Since 1905 Sold Right from Nursery to Plonter Aspers, Pa. — Phone: 250 Phone: 88 William Lerew, Proprietor PEOPLES DRUG STORE Compliments of The Rexoll Drug Store Drugs Prescriptions Hospitol Supplies | BIGLERVILLE WAREHOUSE 26 York Street, Gettysburg, Pa. COMPANY Hoppy Cooking LP-Metered Gos • LITTLE'S GAS SERVICE J. W Deordorff, Proprietor R. D. 1, Aspers, Pa. Call Biglerville 246-R-14 Page 103 Best Wishes from Adams County Fruit Packing and Distributing Co., Inc. Orchard Supplies Farm Equipment Service Biglerville, Pa. HERSHEY'S MEN'S STORE j Tailoring and Haberdashery Opposite Court House Gettysburg, Pa. When you need keys, think of SCHWARTZS SERVICE Biglerville, Pa. EASTERN STATES FARMER'S EXCHANGE Feed — Fertilizer — Seed Phone 384 Biglerville, Pa. COFFMAN - FISHER DEPARTMENT STORE Always Good Value Gettysburg, Pa. Compliments of DAVE OYLER MOTORS Gettysburg, Pa. WEIGLE'S STORE Deoler in Gcnerol Merchandise and Feeds Hcidlersburg, Pa. York Springs 66-W-2 Compliments of ARENDTSVILLE ROLLER MILLS Roy D. Guise, Proprietor Custom Grinding and Mixing Feed - Flour - Fertilizer Phone: Biglerville 37-R-12 Compliments of T O B E Y ' S Gettysburg, Pa. SELL'S BODY AND FENDER REPAIRS Arendtsville, Pa. Phone: Biglerville 259-J G. C. MURPHY CO. The Friendly Store 15-31 Baltimore Street Gettysburg, Pa. Congratulations from GILBERT'S Biglerville, Pa. Page 104 Congratulations — Seniors In Your Plans for the Future Make THE BIGLERVILLE NATIONAL BANK Biglerville, Pennsylvania The Bank with an Eye to the Future Your Banking Home MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ond THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM JACK JILL SHOP 17 Chambersburg Street Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Compliments of BOOKMART Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Congratulations, Seniors E. D. BUSHMAN Community Pure Food Store MOTTER'S STORE ll Groceries General Merchandise A Community Pure Food Store Gardners, Pa. Phone: Biglerville 234-R-2 i Arendtsville, Pa. Phone: 292-J ' Page 105 MENCHEY MUSIC SERVICE OSBORN PRINTING CO. j 430 Carlisle Street I Hanover, Pa. Menchey Means Music Compliments of WALTER LADY Warehouse SLAYBAUGH BROS. NURSERY Aspers, Pa. Growers of Qualify Fruit Trees Phone: Biglerville 252-R-2 CAMPBELL'S RUG CLEANING SERVICE Berlou Guaranteed Mothproofing Phone: Biglerville 56-J O. PERRY HOUSE Feed Mill Bendersville Station Reading Co. Railroad Feed - Grain - Seeds Coal - Cement - Fertilizers Telegraph Address: Bendersville, Pa. Phone: 214 Stationery. Business Forms, Salesbooks, Duplicating, Offset Printing, Register Forms, Rubber Stamps Phone: 76 Biglerville, Pa. RALPH JIM SHETTER SERVICE STATION Biglerville, Pa. Best Wishes COFFMAN JEWELERS 16 Baltimore Street Gettysburg, Pa. Compliments of CONTINENTAL CERAMIC CORPORATION Biglerville, Pa. Page 106 Compliments of INLAND CONTAINER CORPORATION and RICE TREW AND RICE COMPANY ADAMS AGSTONE INC. LIME AND FERTILIZER Delivered and Spread Call: Biglrrville 286 ENSMINGER'S DITZLER'S RESTAURANT AND FURNITURE Biglerville, Pa. Official Photographer for Biglerville High School Class of '60 Compliments of LOWER'S STORE Table Rock, Pa. Second and Walnut Street Harrisburg, Pa. (Since 1882) Page 107 BAKERS RESTAURANT Arendtsville, Pa. Phone: 148-R-13 Serving Daily Noon Platters Soup — Sandwiches Donald and Betty Baker Congratulations to Class of '60 JOHN S. FUNT Well Driller Phone: Biglerville 201-R-2 Gettysburg, R. D. 3 0. C. RICE AND SON Your Farm Machinery Headquarters Biglerville, Pa. Opposite High School Compliments of JOSEPH S. BOYER L. W. and M. S. KLEINFELTER Allis - Chalmers Tractors and Farm Machinery Biglerville, Pa. Phone: 280 TO THE CLASS OF 1960 As the doors of high school close behind you. look to your future confidently and know that our very best wishes accompany you. Graduation day is a beginning. There are new doors to be opened. And you have the keys . . . observation, imagination and application. Dedicated teachers have taught you how to use them by keeping your minds open and receptive to new ideas and experiences ... by illuminating tomorrow with that which is learned today. Congratulations from KNOUSE FOODS CO-OPERATIVE, INC. PEACH GLEN - ORRTANNA SCOTLAND - CHAMBERSBURG Processors of Fine Quality Lucky Leaf Apple Products and Fruit Pie Fillings Page 108 JUST THINKING A plain bar of iron is worth five dollars. This same bar of iron, when made into horseshoes, is worth SI0.50. If made into needles, is worth $4,285. Ii turned into balance wheels for watches, it be- comes worth S250.000. This is true of another kind of material — you. Your value is determined by what you make of yourself. JAMES A. MILLER CO. Complete Industrial Line Moto Mower Power Mower Phone: Biglerville 356-J SANDOE'S FRUIT MARKET Fresh Fruits ond Vegetobles Dutch-Oven Postry Ralph Sondoe, Proprietor 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 Hy-Line Chicks ERNEST D. REBERT ZENITH Radio - TV - Stereophonic Biglerville, R. D. I Phone: Biglcrville 366-R-2 BERT WEST Myers Pumps PLUMBING and HEATING Biglcrville, Pa. Phone: 48-.M BIGLERVILLE FORD TRACTOR SALES SERVICE Our Service Is Your Service Phone: 370 Biglcrville, Pa. Roy Kuykendoll, Proprietor Congratulations to Class of '60 HELEN'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone: Biglerville 7-M Page 109 KANE'S LAWN MOWER SERVICE Arendtsville, Pa. Phone: 145-R-21 KUHN TRANSPORTATION CO., INC. Gardners, Pa. Wagner's (Esso) Station Firestone Tires, Auto and Home Supplies Good Used Cars Biglerville, Pa. Phone: 125-R j | UPPER ADAMS LANES J The Family Bowling Center Phone: Biglerville 300 S. RAY SHETTER NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Auto • Fire • Theft Phone: Biglerville 276 Compliments of DOT'S BEAUTY SALON Bendersville, Pa. Phone: Biglerville 232-R-3 Compliments of BUPP'S DAIRY, INC. Most Honored Milk of York and Adams Counties j Hanover, Pennsylvania I Phone: ME 7-3888 I_________________________________________________________ Page 110 Hard work is being done for the 1959 Prom! fdwina, you are always talking, now open it wide! Just another one of the three flop3 and a bop Ok girls, we've had enough jokes, now let's uork! A big 12-2 pile-up, on one of their trips lb make sure she left, they gave her a party!