Biglerville High School - Mirror Yearbook (Biglerville, PA)

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Linda Ellen Taylor Linn Commercial May Day Attendant 105 F. H.A. 11, President 125 Student Council 125 Girls' Football Game 12. Has a sparkle on her Finger . . . sociable and likes Pepsi . . . depressed by people who tell tall tales . . . fan of popular platters . . . blue is her favorite color . . . future secretary. Kenneth Zell Thomas Ken Industrial Shop Service Club 105 Football 11, 125 Track 11, 125 Varsity Club 12. h Enjoys wood-working . . . hunting addict . . . rugged football lineman . . . irritated by grouchy teachers . . . favorite food is oysters . . . friendly . . . future job-holder at a wood-working factory. Richard Barryg ostel Barry', ff ' Academic Basketba 5 11, 5 Tra 1, 125 Baseball 105 Va tyfirbjl 1 5 illden Council 115 Viceft :eng laisAff,25 o itil 125 Homer PI' i nt 1 J! ' a i i . goes for sh 'and mi . corny excuses . ecret 'lk s e amb' 'on is play w the Warriors . . . ta and handso . . . ma es sly remarks . . . college bound. Mildred Ruth Weaver RuthH Vocational F. H. A. 125 L-ibrary Assistant 12. Visits Queena's place frequently . . . coke drinker . . . hates to be disturbed while talking on the phone . . . sweet as sugar . . . enjoys P-J parties . . . yearns to travel. Richard Eugene Weidner Dick Industrial Shop Service Club 10. Engaged to a blonde sophomore . . . disdains essays and homework in general . . . would like to dispose of all slow women drivers . . . favorite food is french fries and cheeseburgers . . . plans to be a truck driver. Page 25

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IV 1 So now we'll say MSO long but never Good-bye, and we'll face the SENIOR CLASS HISTORY 1958 - We, the class of 1962, took our H1'St step toward Seniordom in Septem- ber '58 as Frantic Freshmen. We displayed our talents participating in band, choir, sports, student council, plays, Honor Society, and other activi- ties. In this exciting year as a class we visited the Adams County Court House. Tom Hoffman was elected class president, and Mr. Allison was our class advisor. 1959 - The main activity of the Sociable Sophomores aside from homework was Ending ways to raise money for our Junior-Senior Prom. Under the able leadership of our president, Roger Crum, we sold candy at noon and at games, as well as booster pens and pennants during basketball season. . 1960 - As S'-jolly Juniors the highlight of our year was an enchanted evening in the South Pacificw which we presented for the Seniors. We also received our class rings of which we were very proud. Money-making projects in- cluded the sale of fruit cakes at Christmas and hot dogs and candy apples at football games. Once again we chose Roger Crum as our president With great excitement we finally reached our destination as 'iSwingin' Seniors? We boasted of 90 cases of Senior-itis,i' the most seriously affected being our class president, Gary Beatty. We sold candy, jackets, cokes, coffee, pretzels, and sponsored dances in order to earn our long-awaited trip to New York. Soon the Senior Trip and Commencement will be a thing of the past, but these wonderful years will never end. The memories of friends, our whirl of books and activities, and our hilarious antics will live as long as we do. We, the class of '62, wish to express our gratitude and appreciation to all those who have made our years at B. H. S. so successful and enjoyable. To the classes of the future, we wish all the success and happiness which we have known at our Alma Mater. 961 - future prepared and confident. Motto: Forward Ever Backward Never Colors: Crimson and Silver Advisor: Richard Allison Flower: Silver Rose Page 27 59 60 61 62