Biglerville High School - Mirror Yearbook (Biglerville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1966 volume:

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North Sterreftt, Dean Asquith, Dale Ecker. Standing: Paul Pitzer, George Martin, Hiram Rex, Herman Dixon, Guy DeardorH. The Board of Education of the Upper Adams School District is responsible for the education of all children of school age who reside in the district. To fulfill this responsibility the Board spends hard-earned public tax money to construct and maintain buildings, supply services, and hire personnel for your schools. Members of the Board are grateful that the teachers, principals, superintendent, business manager, cafeteria workers, custodians, and secretaries work as a team to make the system function as an effective educational institution. The greatest reward the members of this team and of the Board desire is that you take ad- vantage of the opportunities the system has' offered to help you start the develop- ment of your own capabilities. We all wish the members of the- Class of 1966 a happy and productive future. Page 7 Facult Barbara Burkhardt Doris Haas Patricia Hauser English and Reading English English Mildred Horst Kathleen Hudson Irene Senft English English English and Social Studies Margaret Mayer Daniel Bushman Irma Coradetti German Latin and Social Studies Spanish Page 8 Sue Ella Harper Herbert Laughman History American History and P.O.D. Gary Ratay Social Studies Bruce Sheats Mathematics Fw ,ig W , is 1, 1 sn W 'ha tftlti' it itil, it-Pri 'iyiimx :mx if ltr Lawrence Gulden Mathematic S Mildred Leader Social Studies Herbert Lady Mathematics Richard Allison Beatrice Dewees Science and Mathematics Science and Mathematics Page 9 Samuel Ehlman Donald Hills John Emanuel Biology and Mathematics Science and Health Geography Mary Burkholder Grace Sheely Cecil Snyder General Home Economics Vocational Home Economics Vocational Agriculture and Science John White Clyde Cover Richard Leader Vocational Agriculture Wood Shop and Metal Shop and and Science Mechanical Drawing Mechanical Drawing Page 10 Ralph Eckenrode Doris Large James Moore BuSi1'16SS EduCatiOI1 Business Education Physical Education 1Y53323lirfiiihglwlifiilk?lQ'Q1h5VJ5'wfHYH its ' 0 , 3 r'iii'iiii i ' Zyl if 12 Esther Sanders Emma Grove Sandra Altman Health and Physical Education Reading Art Edward Eckberg Richard Thompson Charlotte Laughman Music Instrumental Music Library Science Page 1 1 Donald Ernst Driver Education and Mathematics Donald Ster Guidance HSI' Dorothy Smith Special Education Alice Heller School Nurse Page 12 ., 2 E i Genevieve Slegal Guidance and English wr .... 1 , Sl Eh wi? 1 X , is E m 1 miilfbiiilk evil? .,.. ., : , ., .,.. .,., . - ------ i X 53 H. .,.. 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Standing: Martin Walter, Donald Rouzer, George VVeaver Sr., Luther Mellott, Earl Blocher, Harry Lerew, Frank Weigle, John Luckenbaugh, Blaine Hartman. Custodians Page 14 Robert Hartman John Hoffman Harry Lerew John Luckenbaugh fu :-f :sf,-Q1 Q '.-:: nl X , - 1 ' ,..,. .. - V 3 'L Q Q qqu, v-v-Q::..., . X , xx R- I Page 15 Kay Earla Arnold Porkie Academic Holy Molyl Senior Band 10, 11, 125 Nurses' Club 11, 12, Library Assisltant 11, 125 Bowling Team 11, 12g Volley Ball Intramurals 10, 11, 12, Manager for Girls' Hockey Team 12. Likes gym classes, Home Ec., dancing, sports and contact lenses . . . seen with Diane, Connie, and Susie . . . dislikes rainy Monday mornings and shifting gears . . . plans to enter beauty culture school. Erma Irene Arnsberger Erma Commercial Everyday, Library Assistant 10, 11, 12, Monitor 10, 11, 12, Volley Ball Intramurals 10, Basketball Intramurals 10. Partial to Jim, clothes, ancl bowling . . . a good friend of Joyce . . . plans to work after graduation . . . likes most foods. Kenneth Leroy Arnsberger '1Beep-Beep Vocational 'Tll be!'1 F.F.A. 10, 11, 125 Track 105 Weightlifting 10. Ermais brother . . . likes include steaks, hoagies, and a certain sophomore . . . dislikes quizzes and old Fords . . . tries to avoid spelling word corrections . . . candidate for the service. Richard Lee Arnsberger Dick Vocational I'1l never tellli' Shop Service Club 10, 11, 12, Our Town 12g Stage Crew 10, Basketball 10, 11, Baseball 11g Weightlifting 10. Audrey tops his list of likes . . . dislikes Monday mornings and writing spelling corrections . . . mem- ber ofl the 12-3 gang . . . will attend Vale Technical Schoo . Anthony Charles Austin Tony', Industrial Keep it down, boysli' Shop Service Club 10, 115 Track 10, 11, Manager 123 Cross Country 12. Enjoys eating plenty of food . . . writing spell- ing corrections is his pet peeve . . . likes girls and shop class . . . future plans include service . . . seen with the Industrial crew. Page 16 'i Bernard Baker, J r. I Fuzz Vocational You,re lucky I'm so handsome. F.F.A. 10, 11, 12, Football 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 11, 12, Weightlifting 10, 11, 12. Likes dances . . . favorite foods include pizza and hoagies . . . peeved by unsportsmanlike and snobbish people . . . everybody's friend . . . member of Arendts- ville gang. 4 Shirley Ann Baldwin Shirley Commercial Oh, great! Class Secretary 11, 12, Library Assistant 10, 11, 123 Make-up 'Committee for plays 10, 11, 12, Student Council 11, Our Town 12: Maid of Honor at Homecoming 12, Mirror 12, Girls' Intramurals 10, 11, B-Club 12. Good secretary . . . enjoys weekends and friendly people . . .' dislikes hospitals . . . nice girl to know . . . seen with Jean and Nancy . . . future secretary. Victoria Ann Beamer Vickii' Commercial Get me. Library Assistant 10, 11, 12, Monitor 10, 11, 12, F.H.A. 11, 12, Intramurals 11, 12, B-Club 12. Enjoys dancing to Run, Baby, Run and You,re the One . . . peeved by tests, homework, and stuck- up people . . . partial to Gary and white 1963 con- vertibles . . . future includes secretarial work or practical nursing. Doreen Kay Beatty Doreen Academic Oh, yeah? Senior Band 10, 11, 12, County Band 11, 12, Wind Ensemble 12, Senior Choir 10, 11, 12, Senior Girls' Sextet 11, 12, Girls Hockey 12, Girls Basketball 12, B-Hi Timer 10, 11, Circulation Manager 12, F.T.A. 11, Historian 12, B-Club 11, 12, Homeroom Presi- dent 11, 12, Student ,Council 11, 12. Good French Horn player . . . favors spaghetti, mood music, and Hreplaces . . . dislikes oysters and snow storms on weekends . . . partial to a certain sophomore at G-burg College . . . Bonnie's friend . . . fun to be with. Jack Earl Black Black jack Academic Oh, Mother! Band 1O,11, 12. Enjoys physics and geometry classes . . . oysters are among his dislikes in foods ...- seen with Tom and Steve . . . bound for Penn State Center and then Air Force. Page 17 Judy Kay Black Judy Academic Please, Nurses' Club 10, 11, 125 Library Assistant 10, 11, 125 Library Club 11, 12. A certain senior tops her list . . . peeved by snowed- in weekends and experiment write-ups . . . a good friend of Yo . . . hopes to enter nursing school in the fall. Thomas Alvin Black Tom Academic 'Til say! Basketball 10, 11, 125 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Varsity Club 12. A motorcycle fiend . . . likes English class?? . . . has a distaste for crabcakes and pineapples . . . future plans include trade school and the service. Frank Frederick Bodenberg Frank Academic How long can you tread water?,' Football 10, 11, 125 Wrestling 10, 11, 125 Varsity Club 125 Senior Band 10, 11, 125 Wind Ensemble 125 Choir 10, 11, 12. Sports-minded . . . favors spicy foods and thick milk shakes . . . hates to lose to G-burg . . . enjoys physics and economics classes . .V . future holds college and the service . . . Dave's buddy. James Donald Bosserman 'jimi' Academic Yeah, I imagine! Student Council 10, 11, 125 Class President 115 B-Hi Times 10, 11, 125 Wrestling 10, 11, 125 Track, 10, 11, 125 Varsity 'Club 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 11, President 125 Senior Band 10, 11, 125 Dance Band 10, 11, 125 Wind Ensemble 12. Frequently seen in Arendtsville . . . likes math class, casual clothes, and friendly people . . . good wrestler . . . irked by noisy people and literature tests . . . will enter Shippensburg State College next fall. Connie Margaret Bream Connie,' Academic Darn it! Senior Band 10, 11, 125 Nurses' Club 10, 115 Senior Choir 125 Girls' Basketball 125 Intramural Sports 12. Partial to the colors blue and yellow . . . peeved by Monday morning tests and quizzes . . . enjoys history class and gym class . . . likes all sports. Page 18 John Jeffrey Brown Jeff Academic No kidding? Senior Band 10, 11, 123 Dance Band 10, 11, 12g County Band 10, 11, 12, District Band 10, ll, 123 Wind Ensemble 123 Senior 'Choir ll, 123 Boys' Octette ll, 12, B-Club 10, 11, 123 B-Hi Timer 10, 11, Sports Editor 123 National Honor Society 11, 123 Our Town 123 Basketball 10, 11, 123 Mirror 12. Good musician . . . Baltimore Colts fan . . . en- joys Al Hirt's music . . . detests writing essays, also unpredictable females . . . Roger and Ken's pal . . . bound for Duke University. Mary Jane Buckley Mike Commercial HI got Yann Library Assistant 10, 11, 123 Library Club 12, National Honor Society 11, 12, Bowling'11, 123 Volleyball 10, B-,Club 12. English class and study halls top her list of likes . . . irked by shorthand and homework . . . seen with Connie and Linda . . . has a certain friend named Larry. Larry Eugene Butler Beany Vocational You nut! That's the breakslu F.F.A. 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 10, Treasurer 11, Sentinel 123 Wrestling 103 Our Town 12. Wants to become a good mechanic . . . enjoys roller-skating . . . his pet peeve is writing spelling word corrections . . . likes friendly people. Diane Kay Clapsaddle Diane Academic 'Tll be dipped! Football cheerleader 10, 11, 123 Bowling ll, 123 Intra- mural Sports l0, ll, 123 Student Council 123 Nurses' Club ll, 123 Library Assistant 113 Manager of Girls, Hockey Team 12. One of our peppy cheerleaders . . . a sports-minded girl . . . Piney is one of her good friends . . . likes Chevies and Spanish class . . . irked by short pep meetings . . will enter Practical Nursing School. Kay Frances Cline Kay', Commercial You're crazy! Basketball cheerleader 103 Make-up Committee 10, F,'H.A. ll, 12, Library Assistant 123 Intramural Sports 11, Typist for B-Hi Timer 12. Enjoys gym classes . . . peeved by rainy Monday mornings and boring classes . . . Dallas is her favorite . . . good typist . . . future includes job. Page 19 N' Nancy Irene Constable Nano Commercial Oh, bull!', F.iH.A. 10, Secretary 11, Historian 125 Wrestling Cheerleader 10, 11, 125 F.N.'C. 11, Secretary 125 Student Council 11, 125 Monitor 11, 125 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Make-up 'Committee 10, 11, 125 Mother Is A Freshman 115 Our Town 125 Mirror Typist 125 B Club 12. Engaged . . . seen with Connie and Eleanor . . . good cheerleader . . . craves seafood and steak . . . Bobby is tops on her list . . . loathes snobs and rainy Mondays. Patricia Lois Coradetti D Pat Academic Oh, brother! Band 10, 11, Secretary 125 Dance Band 10, 11, 125 Wind Ensemble 125 Majorente 10, 11, Head Major- ette 125 Basketball Cheerleader 11, 125 Sr. Honor Society 10, 11, Vice-President 125 Sr. Girls' 'Sextette Accompanist 11, 125 Class Treasurer 125 BH Club 10, 11, 125 Sr. Choir 11, 125 Student Council Presi- dent 125 'Girls' Hockey Team 11, 125 Girls' Basketball 125 B-Hi Timex 10, ll, News Editor 125 Mirror 125 County Band 10, 11, 125 Our Town 12. Has a smile for everyone . . . dislikes rainy days and physics . . . seen at all the good parties . . . likes to dance . . . future teacher . . . Junior Miss . . . headed for Mary Washington College. Howard Jackson Coulson Jack Academic You bunch of duds.', Band 10, 11, manager 125 Dance Band 10, 11, 125 County Band 105 Choir 11, 125 Boys' Octette ll, 125 County Choir 11, 125 District Choir 125 Wind En- semble 125 Varsity Club 11, 125 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Our Town 12. Future chemical engineer . . . headed for Drexel Institute . . . good in math and chemistry . . . likes food, clothing, and cars . . . friends with Rita . . . toots a sax . . . could do without some teachers. Richard Paul Cover Brown Industrial CLMe?!3 Plans to see Uncle Sam in the future . . . admires people who tell the truth . . . enjoys chess, archery, and hunting . . . yearns for Donna . . . a willing friend . . . hates girls who flirt . . . abhors pizza and English class Eleanor Hayse Cox Nor Commercial Who, me? I wouldn't do that! F.N.C. 11, Treasurer 125 F.H.A. 11, Treasurer 12, B -Club 125 Gym Club 125 Monitor 125 Make-up Committee 10, ll, 125 Intramurals 10, 11, 12. Future air-line stewardess . . . pretty . . . listens for You're the One . . . likes Elvis' movies . , . seen with Nancy and Connie . . . slow in the morn- ing . . . hates boring classes . . . enjoys snow storms. Page 210 Wayne Grayson Crlun Wayne Academic Would you believe . . . PM Senior Band 10, 11, 12, Dance Band 10, 11, 12: County Band 10, 11, 12g District Band 10, 11, 12g Regional Band 10, 125 Wind Ensemble 125 Varsity Club 11, 12g Baseball 10, 11, 12. College bound . . . wild about the Beach Boys . . . that red and white streak was Wayne's Dodge . . . good-looking . . . enjoys Peg's company. Jean Louise Cutshall i'Jean Commercial I doubt it. Library Assistant 10, 11, 125 Intramurals 11, 12g Mirror Typist 12, Homeroom Vice-President 12. Future secretary . . . nice . . . enjoys hoagies, French fries, and typing class . . . swoons when Elvis sings . . . troubled by sore losers . . . could do with- out noisy people and surprise quizzes . . . seen with Shirley and Nancy. Larry Eugene Dennis Butch Academic Moon River. Football 10, 11, 12g Track 10, 11, 12g Varsity Club 10, 11, 123 Conservation Club 10, 11, 12, Weight- lifting Club 10, 11, 12. , May attend college or trade school . . . pretty eyes . . . nice guy . . . Sherry is one-and-only . . . roast beef and hamburgers are tops with him . . . enjoys bookkeeping and math . . . hates all tests. Felicity Dykman 'fDyke Academic Whoopee! F.N.C. Vice-President 10, President 11, 124 Student Council 11, 123 B-Hi Timer 10, 11, 12g Our Townn 12g Girls' Basketball 125 Co-editor of Mirror 12. College bound . . . hopes to live in Wyoming someday . . . future home economist . . . likes to sew, .read, and gossip . . . has an extensive vocabu- lary l. . . hates compositions . . . that name! . . . member of the A-ville gang. Ronald Eugene Ecker i'Ronnie Academic Aw, gee whiz! Band 1O,.11, 12, Choir 10, 11,12gBoys'Octette 11g Dance Band 125 Wind Ensembl'e 12. Headed for business school . . . likes food, cloth- ing, sports, and economics . . , seen with a bass drum . . .. dislikes English class and stuck-up kids. Page 21 Bonita Lee Englebert 4,4 AA 1Bonnie', Academic Oh, yeah ? Band 10, 11, 12, County Band 10, 11, 12, Districtbb Band 11 12' Wind Ensemble 12' Choir 10 11 12' cms' sektetie 11, 12, Girls' Hockey 12, B-1LIi fimeiqgg 10, 11, 12, Homecoming Queen 12, Bu-,Club 11, 12. - . Aloe-,foci Flashes a diamond, Pete's of course . . . seen W1t Doreen . . .I our Homecoming Queen . . . likes t read . . . d1sl1kes Monday mornings, oysters, e and math . . . pretty . . . sharp dresser . . . ador s color green and mood music. ff Sandra Kay Ernst Sandy Academic Really!,' Basketball Cheerleader 11, 12, Library Club 10, 11 Vice-President 12, F.T.A. Vice-President 11, Presi dent 12, Mirror 12, B-Hi Timer 10, 11, 12, Choir 12 County Choir 12, Student Council 12, Secretary of Southern Region F.T.A. 11, 12, Library Assistant 10, 11, 12. Millersville bound . . . seen with Ellen . . . Rogeris on her mind . . . sweet . . . perturbed by Mr. A1lison's surprise quizzes . . . future teacher . . . likes food in general . . . enjoys Friday night basketball games 3. . hates term papers . . . welcomes snow on school ays. Jeffrey Lynn Feaster Jeff', Industrial I believe ya. F.F.A. 1.0, 11, 12. Future plans undecided . . . troubled by teachers who don't give him a chance to explain . . . Fords are for the birds . . . seen with Jack and Dick. Connie Louise Fetters ,Connie', Academic Well, I don't know! Band 10, 11, 12, Wind Ensemble 12, Choir 10, 11, Secretary 12, Class Treasurer 11, B -Club 11, 12, F.N.C. 10, Vice-President 11, 12, County Choir 11 12, Senior Girls' Trio 10, 11, 12, Girls' Basketball 1 Ross forever future ractical nurse en'o s . . . p . . . J y Judyis pizzas . . . a member of the We 5 . . .Q islikes textured nylons, stuck-up people, and math . . likes to munch cheeseburgers and potato chips. David Ellsworth Funt Dave Academic I didn't do it! Honest! Band 10, 11, President 12, Dance Band 10, 11, 12, Wind Ensemble 12, Student Council 11, 12, BH-Club 11, Vice-President 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12, County Band 11, 12, District Band 11, 12, Our Town 12, Homeroom President 12. Hopes to attend Indiana State . . . friends with that trombone . . . hates losing any sports event to G-'burg . . . drools over thick milkshakes . . . enjoys all sports . . . likes everyone at B.H.S .... per- turbed by blasting trombonists. Page 22 ,x. '-. Richard Alton Funt Rick Industrial You couldnit be right? Shop Service Club 10, 11. Plans to work after graduation . . . wavy hair . . . seen with Ray and Ron . . .dislikes include P.O.D. tests, book reports, and short lunch periods . . . fond of Chevies, movies, and shop class. Robert Sylvester Funt, Jr. Bob Academic Why that ---- ! Art Club 10, 11, 12, Conservation Club 10, Vice- President 11, 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Stage Crew 11,12,F.T.A. 11,Mirror12. Quite an artist . . . Navy or Coast Guard bound . . . enjoys fried chicken, spaghetti, history and art . . . dislikes walnuts, warm milk, and English Cshameljg runs a local scooter . . . Max heads his list of females. i lfsiffwififui-Q.' 'rss' 2f2VK9'l?,l521MG?ill'5Fif' , Lyn,36ioodfQqf . ,Q-Qi, Academic ':l: 'iw1 2Ql.flShT, 2595 EUYfl'ifr ' I , , A M ofqeig,rwrl1,g ,g'6iar1sg.,1f1bQxrey r3s,mf11, 12, student I 'gwrfili- gxf ,N ., if lhlh f2aCoY5,1nc,i1l ''l2,,4,,S'1FEfNat'1MalAI1Londr 'Society 10, 11, 12, X, 1 H. --'D ,N :Qf 'f1'Q7 ie' Bff?Clubi11Q,i,1.,2, Homlerogih Treasurer 11, 12, B-Hi . K 1' D 1 'J the ,..xTime,y,:.10,'llggliditor-in5Qlfi'ief 12,juTri-Hi-Y 10, Sec. it ' ff'+.,t 31, Q, .gp-freta-ry '11, Ihtfamuralifezif 1 , 12 ,i,'.Jfanuary Thaw 10, dv 4. .mx S' 'e x ki, 4 ,... 1-if .ky f P, .V-. 1 r X gk, 3 ,.,, 4, N. .5 'yt' if .- g J' ,,.' -...-x L 11' t. lVYloth'er:f 'Was af-nlfreshmanfiftglli, Qin, Town 12, -eter --Parr' Cl'i1bh..'1'0, is i,S,e?fretaryix 1'-2, Mirror 12. is ' H ' ' A Q 'E .1 . gggnn State boiind . .'w..futuretg:griitgultural extension ' 1 f , , . +V or x A 1 Cf xffhg' ..,t.,j'U ,jrjsi -s .K Q vt ,, V i, xii? .M 1, 1 ., ,f 3 15. ., ga .?, if WMWWQMMAA 1 fplpiiwwnv wi 0 YN fl tr d bmeiathes 4 H horse lover enjoys receiv g Qiters decorating goal posts and traveling lwgalfter box . . . fun to be with. 'aiffent .f.'H'?ZTfwelcomes White C ristmases . . . ives x C2 ,, A r ,, 'C A . . 1 , , . . . 1 John Frederic Griest Iohn Academic restlinv 10 11 12 Band 10, 11, 12, Dance Band , 12, Wind Ensemble 12, Choir 10, 11, 12, BH- lub 12, Bowling 11. Chases the girls . . . could eat dozens of cheese- u . . . - K 3' 5 9 o Smile 1 ' .. , , s 1 . rgers thinks Bville lS a swinging town . . . cks away from saurkraut grammar and textured ckmgs. John Amos Hartman john', Vocational Aww, hair, too! She-ee-e! Football 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 11, 12, Student Council 10, 12, Conservation Club Treasurer 10, 11, President 12, Weightlifting Club 10, 11, 12, F.F.A. 11, Treasurer 12. Future Farmer . . . dislikes spelling corrections and extra book reports . . . seen with Dallas, Larry, and Tony . . . good looking . . . likes include Fords, shop, gym class, and football . . . droopy on Monday mornings. Page 23 Richard Lee Hartman Dick Academic Where's Bruce? Football 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Student Council 10, 11, 125 Varsity Club 10, 11, Secretary and Treasurer 125 Choir 10, 11, President 125 County 'Choir 10, 11, 125 Boys' Octette 10, 11, 12. College bound . . . craves hoagies . . . Sue is his better half . . . friendly . . . that blush! . . . enjoys Bruce's jokes . . . enjoys algebra . . . Chevy lover . . . abhors Monday morning quarterbacks. Raymond Edward Hartzel RayH Industrial That's the breaks of life. Student Council 105 Shop Service Club 10, 115 Home- room President 10, Vice-President 12. Big eater, especially when tackling hoagies or French fries . , . don't mention P.O.D., drawing, or spelling corrections . . . seen with Ron, Rick, and Tony . . . plans to become a heavy equipment opera- tor. Hannah Mary Hauser Hannah-Loo Academic Senior Band 10, 11, 125 Majorette 10, 11, Head Majorette 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, Treasurer 11, President 125 Choir 10, 11, 125 B Club 11, 125 Student Council 125 Intramural Basketball 105 Bowling 115 Hockey 12. One of our snappy majorettes . . . extremely fond of apples HJ and Chrysler products . . . always well-dressed . . . Espanol is not one of her greater joys . . . a girls' school shines in Hannah,s future. Larry Eugene Heintzleman Heiney Vocational Holy Mackerel! Football 10, 11, 125 Track 105 Weightlifting Club 105 Wrestling 12, Varsity Club 11, 12, F.F.A. 10, 11, 125 Conservation Club 10, 11, 12. Outstanding man on wheels Cskateboards or roller skatesj . . . outdoorsman . . . promise Larry any- thing, but give him lots of food .... prefers to live isolated from book reports and verbals . . . good athlete . . . will probably serve Uncle Sam soon. Harold Edward Heller Harold Commercial Don't know, do you? Choir 10, 11, 125 Boys' Octette 11, 125 County Choir 10, 11, 125 Mirror Typist 12. Fine vocalist in Mr. Yost's groups . . . seen often with Ken Wolf . . . antiaBeatle haircuts and sloppi- ness . . . organ music thrills Harold . . . flowery em- plgynient in a greenhouse will lead to horticultural sc oo. Page 24 Lillie Mae Heller Lillie Academic Not another test?', F.T.A. 10, 11, 125 Library Assistant 10, 125 Monitor 115 Track 10, 115 Bowling 115 Intramural Volleyball 11. Fond of white boots and textured stockings . . . can usually be found with Linda Scott . . . detests real short skirts . . . excellent home economist . . . plans a career of teaching deaf youngsters near Philadelphia. Nancy Marie Heller Nan Commercial Oh, my golly! Library Assistant ll, 125 Library Club 125 Choir 11. One of Mrs. Laughman's helpers . . . does all she can to keep weekends from becoming dull . . . has a special interest in Littlestown . . . folk music fan . . . wants to be an efficient secretary. 0 UP 1 Reg Academi The play is the thing Choir 10, ll, ViceFPresident 125 Boys, Octette 10 ll, 125 County Choir 10, ll, 125 The Mouse Tha Roared 115 Mother ls a Freshman 115 Ou Town 125 Peter Pan Club 125 F.T.A. 11, 125 Studen Council 10, 125 B Club President 125 Mirror 12 Thespian talents . . . Dave, Jeff, and that black 9 Q Roger Douglas Heller Ci 4 i l 1 Falcon have seen many good times , . . sport enthusiast . . . wins political arguments regularl . . . sings like a big bass canaryw . . . teachin, social studies after study at West Chester is Rogeriz aim. Gary Lee Hoffman Gary'1 Industrial Football 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, ll, 125 Varsity Club 125 Student Council 11, 125 Homeroom Presi- dent ll, 12. Stands out above any crowd around B.H.S .... consumes hog dogs and French fries avidly . . . en- joys all kinds of sport . . . quiet but very friendly . . . some trade school will make Gary a competent craftsman. Gloria Ann Howe Glo-Annu Vocational You,d best believe itfi Student Council 125 F.H.A. 10, 11, President 125 Monitor 11, 125 Red Cross Club 105 Choir 10. Ronnie rings that special bell . . . excellent cook, especially of foreign delicacies . . . usually near Susie Mays . . . deeply depressed by rainy days . . . hopes to be a beautician or seamstress someday. Page 25 c W.. xvwyg, Tozluiiiinla 6 X FV 1,717 x EX .7 oyxsxb-if ,je NV 106 U Q3 'wb U-ff 3 . of V Noi Qfx - Q Y V, N' fd Ellen Anna Humphries K7 5 Ellen Academic J K Don't knock it! 5-I 5-TF.T.A. 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Choir 11, 125 B-Hi Timer of U. 7 10, 11, 12, Mother Is a Freshmann 11. 1 One of Mr. T's five French horns . . . one of ,X , I-C-H1056 rare people who enjoy thunderstorms . . . seen 5' ji' with Sandy . . . Germany has a permanent place in eff' I Ellen's heart . . . next year will find Ellen at jo Millersville State College. ff ASQ -be V Mary Elizabeth Jacoby Mary Academic The things I see when I don't have a gun. Art Club 10, 11, 12, F.T.A. 11, 125 Tri-'Hi-Y 11, Vice-President 125 Library Cluib 123 Library Assist- ant 12g Intramural Volleyball 10. Frequently seen around G-burg in a '56 Dodge . . . hopes to travel far and wide . . . has no love for people who criticize our cafeteria staff . . . slacks and sweat shirt fan . . . bound for Ken-Delle Beauty Culture School. Eileen Mae Kennedy Leenie Commercial Certainly. Student Council 10, 12, I-Iomeroom President 10, 129 Monitor 11, 12, Future Nurses' Club 11, 12g F.H.A. 125 National Honor Society 11, Treasurer 12, Intra- mural Sports 11, 12. Never seen without Charleen . . . has an un- explainable fondness for Chevies . . . connoisseur of fine sea foods . . . disgusted by Jap tests . . . headed for Thompson Institute. Sherry Lee Kime Sheri Commercial You right? Monitor 10, 11, 125 Library Assistant 10, 11, 123 F.H.A. 125 Bowling 11, 125 Intramural Volleyball 12g Basketball 12. Fine typist, but bored by bookkeeping . . . Tom is a very special name . . . despises people who don't appreciate our Alma. Mater . . . wears slacks and sweaters often . . . marriage and a job will occupy Sheriis future. Susan Louise Kime Susie Academic '5Oh, no! Choir 10, 11, 12, Girls' Trio 10, 11, 12, County Choir ll, 125 Senior Band 10, 11, 125 Homecoming Attendant 12, Student -Council Treasurer 12g B Club 12, Future Nurses Clufb 11, 12g Library Assist- ant 10, 11, 12, Bowling 11, 12, Intramural Sports 10, 11, 12. Interested and active in sports of all kinds . . . irritated by grouchy teachers . . . sings like a song bird . . . tries to surround herself with pastel colors . . . good friends CH with Stan . . . will journey to Chambersburg Nursing School soon. Page 26 Tonya Lee Knouse Mouse Academic 'lSomebody's gotta be kidding. Student Council 125 National Honor Society 11, 125 B Club 10, 11, 125 Basketball Cheerleader 11, 125 Senior Band 10, 11, 125 Choir 11, 125 Girls' Sextette 11, 125 County Choir 125 B-Hi Timer 10, 11, 125 Mirror 125 January Thawu 105 Mother Is a Fresh- man 115 Our Townv 125 Peter Pan Club 11, President 125 Intramural Volleyball 11, 125 Basket- ball 125 Hockey 11, 125 Gym Club 12. Sports, sports, sports are high on Tonya's list . . . has an aversion to penicillin . . . keeps A-ville lively Qwith the help of Patsy and Lynl . . . musically- minded . . . friendly to all mice . . . college bound as a psychology or medical major. Sandra Lou Koontz Sandy Academic Rats! ' F.T.A. 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 125 Choir 10, 11, 125 Library Assistant 11, 125 B 'Club 11, 12. Sandy's future undecided but leans toward Ship- pensburg . , . sleepless nights and physics experi- ments Qany connectionj are pet peeves . . . this senior enjoys reading Chates book reportsl, sewing, music class CFD, and TV . . . swings to popular music. Larry Marlin Kuhn Kuhn-Dog Industrial This is a mess of rotf' Shop Service Club 10, 11. Devoted to hot rods and other various styles of autos . . . peeved 'by teachers who gripe all of the time Canyone in particular?j . . . runs with the Industrial 'Crew . . . gym classes are Larryis favorite . . . will further his education in a trade school. Susan Maybelle Kuykendall Susie Commercial I don't know! Senior Band 10, 11, 125 Wind Ensemble 125 BH Club 125 Wrestling Cheerleader 10, 11, 125 Library Assistant 115 Mother Is a Freshman 115 Play Make-up 'Committee 10, 11, 125 Bowling 11. One of our enthusiastic wrestling cheerleaders . . . irked by snobbish people . . . Les is her special someone . . . Pepsi lover . . . often with Vicki . . . Carlisle Practical Nursing School holds the key to Susie's future Kristin Victoria Lady '4Kris Academic Oh, knock it off! Senior Band 10, 11, 125 Wind Ensemble 125 Choir 10, 11, 125 Girls' Sextette 11, 125 County Choir 11, 125 B-Hi Timer 10, 11, Business Manager 125 Mirror 125 B Club 11, 125 Student Council 125 Homeroom Vice-President 125 Our Town 125 Hockey 11, 125 Basketball 11, 12. Personality plus . . . runs the business end of our student publications . . . Mickey's sister C?j . . . Mancini and Goulet rank high on Kris' list . . . loves snowy weather . . . will prepare for a career as an Angel of Mercy at Bryn Mawr. Page 27 Earl David Laughman Earl Commercial Bob, get a Chevyf' F.F.A. 10, 12. Oh, that '61 Chevy . . . has a tendency to sleep UD in class . . . buddies with Bob . . . hamburger and French fry man . . . detests boring classes . . . a most indefinite future. Betty Jane Lewis Betty Academic Don't sweat it out. B-Hi Time: 10, 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 125 County Band 10, 11, 125 Wind Ensemble 125 Choir 10, 11, 125 County Choir 125 Girls' Hockey 125 National Honor Society 11, 125 BH Club 11, 125 Mirror 12. Good dancer . . . future includes social work . . . seen on many dance floors . . . one of the A-ville gang ...N often with Felicity . drools over steaks . . . fond of Ian and Sylvia . . . troubled by Casanovas . . . dog lover. Charles Frederick Lobaugh Charlie Vocational Them's the breaks! F.F.A. Secretary 10, 11, President 125 Conservation Club 10, 11, 125 Student Council 125 Our Town 12. Plans to be a farmer . . . seen with Heintz . . . Anita tops his list of likes . . . friendly . . . ham- burgers and French fries are on his favorite menu . . . nice smile. Joyce Ann Lochbaum Joyce Commercial Amen, Brother Ben! Monitor 10, 11, 125 Library Assistant 10, 11, 125 F.H.A. 11, 12. Dislikes rainy days, stuck-up people, and Chevies . . . partial to the color blue . . . Unchained Melody is her song . . . enjoys traveling . . . directs traffic about the school . . . Erma's friend. Susie Darlene Mays Susie Vocational Bite meli' F.H.A. 11, 125 Monitor 11, 125 Red Cross Club 10. Hopes to become a -beautician . . . likes Pepsi and pizza . . . one of a foursome . . . wants to own a Mustang . . . math classes, sauerkraut and .Chevies are on her list of dislikes . . . nice personality . . . beautiful blonde hair. Page 28 Catherine Margaret Miller Cathy Academic Oh, I just met the neatest guy! F.T.A. 11, 125 Choir 10, 115 Girls' Sextette 115 Tri- Hi-Y 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Dance Band 11, 125 Wind Ensemble 125 District Band 11, 125 Regional Band 115 County Band 11, 125 B-Hi Timer 11, 125 Girls' Hockey 11, 125 Mother Is A Freshman 11. Penn State and a career in foreign relations are in her future . . . ice cream fan C3 meals a dayj . . . enjoys Dixieland jazz and small sports cars . . . bumpy bus rides jolt Cathy's nerves . . . seen often with Ron . . . 1965 Adams County Apple Blossom Queen. Peggy Louise Miller Peg Vocational You better believe it. F.H.A. 11, 12. Carries the announcements . . . horses, horses, horses . . . peeved by homework and boring classes . . . likes dancing . . . favors hoagies and Pepsi . . . future is undecided . . . another member of the foursome . . . midnight horse-back rides. Robert John Montgomery Burt Commercial Get a Mercury! Football 11, 125 Track 11, 125 Varsity Club 125 F.F.A. 12. Likes his luxurious '56 Mercury . . . seen prac- tically anywhere with Earl and Ronnie . . . the Navy is in his future . . . likes hamburgers and French fries . . . works at his Dad's gas station . . . keeps the Commercial section alive. Linda Lou Mummert Linn Commercial If you say so. Library Assistant 11, 125 Monitor 125 Play Make-up Committee 10, 11, 125 Intramurals 11, 12. Theme song is Say Something Funny to Me . . . battles students near room 205 . . . friend of Connie's plans to get a job . . . likes milk shakes from Dairy Queen . . . often in the Home Economics room . . . likes '65 Chevys. Ronald Wayne McCleaf Ronnie Industrial Oh Yeah? Shop Service Club 10, 11. One of the shop gang . . . future plans include trade school . . . pet peeves are snobs and V.W.'s . . . records by Jan and Dean are his favorites . . . often seen at movies with Burt and Earl . . . hates those spelling corrections, Page 29 Connie Jean Naugle Conn Commercial PiFl'aw!H Band 10, 11, 125 Wind Ensemble 125 Library Assist- ant 10, 11, 125 National Honor Society 125 B Club 125 Bowling League 11, 125 'County Band 12. Enjoys weekends . . . that red hair . . . likes the color blue . . . peeved by rainy Mondays and too much homework . . . seen with Mary Jane and Linda . . . will attend Goldey Beacom School of Business. Jane Irene Orner 1 Janie,' Vocational - Oh, noll' F.H.A. 11, 12. That certain guy . . . member of the foursome . . . quiet . . . detests tests . . . plans to get a job . . . likes hoagies, pizza, and hamburgers . . . spends a lot of time in the Home Ec. room . . . enjoys cooking and sewing. Patsy Ann Orner PatrickH Commercial 'Tm coming! Library Assistant 10, 11, 125 Monitor 125 Play Make-up Committee 10, 115 Intramurals 11, 125 Bowling League 11, 12. Who's Wayne . . . another of our fearless police- women . . . plans for 'beauty culture . . . sales class and Jap quizzes are pet peeves . . . '65 maroon Chevy?? . . . seen with Linda and Cathy . . . a saint? Russel Michael Orner Russ Academic The book report's not due 'til Tuesday! January Thaw 105 Mother Is A Freshman 115 Our Townw 125 Peter Pan Club 11, 125 Chess Club 10, President 11. Mr. Al1ison's favorite math student . . . detests spelling corrections and term papers . . . frequently with Randy . . . enjoys good food . . . quiet . . . likes new Chevies Thomas Eugene Patterson Tom,' Vocational Fagget', F.F.A. 10, 11, 125 Wrestling 12. Seen with Beep-Beep? . . . likes deer steak in season . . . plans to get a job . . . pretty eyes . . . collects arrowheads . . . enjoys fishing. Page 30 Gayle Louise Pitzer Gayle - Academic You think you're smart, don't you ? Band 10, 11, 125 'Choir 10, 11, 12, County Choir 11, 12, Girls' Trio 10, 11, 125 Future Nurses Club 10, 11, President 125 Girls' Basketball 12. Seen on our stage quite often . . . Fred is tops with her . . . enjoys Judy's pizza . . . great voice . . . member of the We 5 . . . plans to be a medical secretary . . . partial to Comets and blue . . . dis- likes science and Chevies . . . friendly. Susan Marguerite Pitzer Sue Academic I thought sol F.T.A. 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 125 'Girls' Hockey 11, 123 Bowling League 11, Intramurals 113 Student Council 12. Will be seen at Southern Seminary next year . . . favorite subject is Jim . . . likes sports . . . often seen with Hannah . . . enjoys a good discussion . . . dislikes quarter sheet of paper quizzes. Dallas Eugene Plank Dallas Vocational How about that! F.F.A. 10, Treasurer 11, Reporter 12. Surfs at Ocean City . . . Kay's other half . . peevecl by spelling corrections and 'book reports . . . those green eyes . . . likes hot-rods and hunting . . . friendly personality . . . future indefinite. Jack Edward Pritt Jack Vocational You don't sayli' Track 105 Weightlifting 10, 11, Wrestling 11, F.F.A. 10, 11, 12. Thrilled by racing go-karts . . . likes sports in- cluding swimming and roller skating . . . has a dislike for tests and homework . . . will be one of Uncle 'Sam's men . . . enjoys Drive-ins . . . often seen with Jeff and Dick. Lois Kaye Rinehart O.L. Academic Future Nurses Club 10, Treasurer 11, 123 Choir 10, 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 12. Spent half her Senior year in the hospital . . . peeved by hospital gowns . . . another member of . the We 5 . . . has a special interest in Littlestown . . . prefers all day visiting hours . . . plans to be a nurse . . . quiet but nice. Page 31 Connie Louise Roth Connie,' Commercial How about thatll' Library Assistant 10, 11, 12, Monitor 10, 11, 12, F.H.A. 11, 12, Intramurals 11, Bowling League 11, 12. Likes milk shakes from the Dairy Queen . . . partial to Breaking Up Is Hard to Do . . . likes a '61 'Chevy and running around with Linda . . . plans to get a job . . . one of our faithful monitors. Connie Lee Sanders Peanut Commercial Eee-gadsfn May Day Attendant 10, Intramurals 10, ll, 12, Future Nurses Club 11, 12, Monitor 11, 12, Mother Is A Freshmann 11, Our Town 12. 'Complains of a sore neck from looking up Cat Jeffll . . . enjoys dancing to Moon Riverl' . . . tolerates her shortness . . . detests cold weather and boring classes . . . cute and friendly . . . plans to enter beauty culture school. Linda Mae Scott Lindy Academic You know what I mean? Band 10, 11, 12, F.T.A. 10, 11, 12, Future Nurses Club 12, Choir 12, Intramurals 11, 12, Bowling League 11, Monitor ll, Library Assistant 10, 11, 12. Those horrible Monday mornings . . . a 1960 Chevy and a certain guy from G-burg rank. first on her list . . . enjoys dancing and long week-ends . . . despises boring classes . . . 'bound for Cham- bersburg Nursing School. Michele Vidette Seemann Mickey,' Academic I don't know. Band 10, 11, 12, Choir 10, 11, 12, Basketball Cheer- leader 10, 11, 12, Girls' Sextette 11, 12, Girls' Hockey 11, 12, B-Hi Timex 11, 12, Student Council 12, B Club 11, 12, Wind Ensemble 12, County Band 11, Our Town 12, Intramurals 11, 12. Heads the cheerleaders with style . . . cute smile . . . wild about knee socks . . . great alto . . . often seen with Kris . . . headed for West Chester. Kenneth James Sell Ken5e1 ACadCITllC Darn it! Band 10, 11, 12, Dance Band 12, Wind Ensemble 12, Choir 10, 11, 12, Boys' Octette 11, 12, County Choir 10, 12, Varsity Club 10, 11, 12, Track 10. 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Our Town 12, B Club 11, 12, B-Hi Time: 10, 11, 12. Victim of writing spelling corrections . . . irked by stuck-up people . . . neat dresser . . . runs- a sharp Corvair . . . avid pole-vaulter . . . plans in- clude college and teaching . . . nice guy. Page 32 I lfllffkl LU . X f Y ' x 1 1 Q 1 U 1 1 ffi K fl! .ff ll I Y V ur f' r J N ,U fjf! f lj lv' Anthony Lee Showers Wzffnydf Vocational v . 110,115 12. K 1 lf Ffaiffors ot Fords . . . pleasing personality . . . JJ lv quiet . . adores his Mustang . . . makes frequent M fl! Uflfj yggips t 1 enksville . . . future plans include Vale Aj 1 ' ech, cal ool. 5 , . J 50 Z Q JN ll Qi 5, -' Sue Ann Singley Sue Academic O.K., little kid! Band 10, 11, 125 Majorette 11, 125 ,County Band 10, ll, 125 Choir 125 Library Club 10, 11, Presidentg Library Assistant 10, 11, 125 Basketball Cheerleader ll, 125 Student Council 125 Girls' Hockey 125 B Cub ll, 125 National Honor Society 11, 125 Basket- ball 12. Great art student . . . fond of a certain tall and handsome basketball player . . . detests writing Physics experiments . . . enjoys' trips to the beach . . . looking forward to Kutztown. Steven Allen Slaybaugh Steve Vocational Who, me? asketball 10, 11, 125 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Conser- vation 'Club 10, 11, 125 F.F,A. 10, ll, 125 President 11, 12. Partial to Chevy cars and a certain junior . . . ighty basketball player . . . seen with Country nd the fellows . . . steak enthusiast . . . future includes college. gi 1 LM Bruce Hershey Slonaker Hawk Academic Where's Dick? Track 10, ll, 125 Football 11, 125 Varsity Club 125 Conservation Club 10, 11, 125 Weightlifting Club 10, 11. Great fan of the Righteous Brothers . . . where there's Bruce thereis fun . . . great guy . . . detests James Brown and the Monday morning quarterbacks . . . friend to all ...N often seen with a certain red- head . . . college bound. Cheryl Ann Smith I Smitty Academic You dumb Harryli' B.Hi Timer 10, 115 Future Nurses Club 115 Mirror 12. The wee one of the Wee 52 . . .lplans a career in nursing . . . not fond- of Physics . . . sharp dresser . . . blue eyes . . . likes a Rich guy . . . enjoys foreign languages . . . flashes a diamond . . . smart . . . nice personality. Pcxge 33 Linda Kay Smith 'Lynn 'Commercial You know. Library 'Club 12, Library Assistant 10, 11, 125 Future Nurses Clufb 125 Intramurals 10, 11, Bowling League 11, 12, Basketball 12. Likes the name Rick . . . one of the commercial gang . . . irritated by poor .school spirit . . . enjoys sports especially football and baseball . . . future in Wornanls Marine Corps or Nursing School. Kenneth Eugene Spangler Wolfrnan,' Vocational 'Don't knock it! F.F.A. 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, 11. Classy dresser . . . dislikes Monday and Friday mornings . . . big and mighty . . . irritated by teachers who yell at students . . . pizza enthusiast . . . friend of Biggie . . . bound for the service. John Randall Stallsmith Rand'l Academic Yeah! Itls only me. Football 10, 113 January Thaw 105 Mother Is A Fgeshmanv 11, Peter Pan Club 11, 125 Our Town 1 . Often seen in Gettysburg . . . oh, that wavy hair . . . Russel's companion . . . all around nice guy . . . enjoys writing spelling corrections? . . . drives a hot Rambler . . . future engineering technologist . . . Who's Fred? John Michael Strasbaugh John Academic Thais just part of being cool. Wrestling 10, Football 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 12, Varsity 'Club 11, 12. Great poem writer . . . runs a hot Chevy . . . avid fan of the Beach Boys . . . cool dresser . . . car con- noisseur . . . one of the gang at Howard Johnson's . . . good dresser . . . headed for Vale Technical In- stitute. Robert Hyde Sullivan Bob Vocational This is typical. F.F.A. 10, 11, 125 Wrestling 12, Conserbation Club 12. Such long eyelashes . . . has a smile for everyone . . . aversion to unfriendly people and dull weekends . . . favorite pastime is hunting and tracking animals . . . favors hot Fords . . . plans to enter a trade school. Page 34 Violet Elizabeth Sullivan Fiz', Academic In other words? Library Club 125 Library Assistant 10, 11, 125 Art Club 125 Bowling League 11. Special likes include history and literature . . . pretty black hair . . . hot dog and coke fan . . . loves to bowl . . . future plans include college. Inger Johanne Sundby Jo Academic I don't believe this. Student Council 125 'Choir 125 Tri-Hi-Y 125 F.T.A. 125 Girls' Hockey 12. Secret desire is to graduate from her Norwegian high school . . . plans to enter college . . . friendly to everyone . . . enjoyed early morning apple pick- ing . . . dreads carrying books from class to class . . . asset to our class. Yolanda Teresa Swisher 'fYo Academic 'Cheer up5 things could be worse. Library Club 10, 11, 125 Library Assistant 10, 11, 125 F.T.A. 10,11, 12. Detests writing spelling corrections . . . very rarely in a bad mood . . . adores stuffed animals . . . likes wearing knee socks and pull-over sweaters . . . enjoys history class . . . plans to attend Shippensburg. Judy Ann Tate 4'Tatey Academic You can't do that, no you can't. F.T.A. 10, 11: Future Nurses Club 11, 125 Choir 11, 125 County Choir 12. The fifth of the We 5 . . . often seen in G-burg . . . enjoys going to dances . . . will attend Carlisle Practical Nursing School . . . that green hair! . . . unpredictable . . . Mrs. Sheely's pet pest. Donald John Taylor Country Vocational Them's the breaks! Wrestling 10, 11, 125 F.F.A. President 10, 11, 125 Student Council 10, 125 Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Class President 12. Great class president . . . often found with Steve and the gang . . . enjoys red delicious apples and venison steak . . . champion apple picker . . . special interest in commercial section . . . detests Fords . . . mechanical school in future. 5 Page 35 Edwin Bruce Taylor City Academic Oh, Yeah?', Varsity Club 11, 12, Wrestling 10, 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Dance Band 10, 11, 12, County Band 11, Football Trainer 10, 11, 12. Friendly . . . little but mighty . . . athletically in- clined . . . likes include wrestling, kart racing, pleased customers . . . peeved by Spanish, know-it-alls and liver. Nancy Jane Taylor Nana Commercial Hey, way to go! Band 10, 11, 12, County Band 11, 12, Wind En- semble 12, Wrestling Cheerleader 11, 12, Mother ls A Freshman 11, Library Assistant 11, 12, B C1ub 12, Student Council Secretary 12, Intramural 11, Bowling League 11, Mirror 12. Enjoys watching T.V. with Roger . . . troubled by practical jokes . . . leads wrestling team to vic- tory . . . good student council secretary . . . likes to argue with Mr. Eckenrode . . . good secretary for someone. Patricia Lorraine Taylor Pat Commercial Come on. Senior Choir 10, 11, 12, County Choir 12, Library Assistant 11, 12, Library Club 12, Mirror 12. Future secretary . . . likes music, especially from Showboat and L'Sound of Musicn . . . partial to steak and study halls . . . not very fond of carrots, mushrooms, and surprise quizzes . . . can be seen with Nancy and Mary Jane. Thomas Elwood Taylor Turk Academic Oh, go jump in a lake! F.F.A. 11, 12, Conservation Club 10, 11, 12. Buddies are Ken and Tom . . . likes cars and movies . . . dislikes school in general . . . college or the service in the future for him. Charleen LaMar Thompson Charlie Commercial Not quite. F.H.A. 10, 11, Secretary 12, Future Nurses Club 11, 12, Handbook Staff 10, 11, 12, Intramurals 10, 11, 12, Student Council 10, Monitor 11, 12, B Club 12, Play Make-up Committee 10, 11, 12. Future unknown . . . partial to steak and song HI Don't Know Why . . . likes green and T-birds . . . friendly . . . seen roaming the halls . . . sports- minded . . . dislikes rainy weather and dull week- ends . . . never seen without Eileen. Page 36 Sandra Jean Trone gf , QSand Academic I dont know either' it f yu cc 9 - sa 0726! 4 AI't.'Club 10, President 11, 125 BN Club 11, 125 National Honor Society 10, 11, President 12, Library Cl b 10, 11, 125 Peter Pan Club 125 O r Town 6652 tudent Council 125, Library Assistant 1100, 11, 125 utur ' ' ' ' e Nurses Club 10, 11, Mzrrar Editor 12. e Florence Nightingale . . . plans to attend Mawr School of Nursing . . . likes snow, Christ- art, cooking, and sewing . . . can be found at house quite frequently. Qi? Kathie Ann Volland Kathie', Academic '4You know? 10, 11, 125 County Band 10, 11, 125 District 115 F.T.A. 10, 11, 125 Future Nurses Club 115 hoir 10, 11, 125 Mother Is A Freshman 115 Our 1' 125 Peter Pan Club 11, 125 BM Club 11, 125 irror 125 Wind Ensemble 125 Basketball 12. Bound for Shippensburg . . , artistic . . . admires Piccaso . . . at Sandyis home when Sandy isn't at Kathie's . . . likes pizza, dancing, football, sweaters, and green . . . dislikes clams and physics experiments. Ronald Eugene Waggener Ron Ron Industrial Sorry, Don. Track 10, 11, 125 Shop Service Club 10, 11. That crazy red hat . . . admires girls . . . likes hoagies, hamburgers, French fries, and turkey din- ners . . . does Carolyn ring a bell? . . . dislikes English. Steven Earl Warner Steve Industrial If at first you don't succeed, keep on tryingf' Football 105 Conservation Club 12. Hopes to attend college . . . favorite subjects include shop, English and girls . . . sports a Triumph motorcycle and a cute red V.W .... enjoys sports and neat clothes . . . friendly . . . dislikes oysters and P.O.D. John Dale Weaver Buck'i Academic That's the breaks! Baseball 10, 11, 125 Wrestling 10, 125 Varsity Club 12. Hopes to attend East Stroudsburg . . . likes hoagies, ice cream, baseball and midnight air?? . . . lots of fun . . . peeved by spinach, Monday mornings, and Physics . . . pals around with Jim, John, and Wayne . . . those eyes! Page 37 Geraldine Helen Whisler Gerry Commercial You'd better believe itlv F.H.A. 10, 11, 125 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Library Assistant 125 Play Make-up Committee 10, 11. Enjoys running around and having fun . . . Some- thing About You is tops on her song list . . . partial to name Denny . . . likes gym, boys, dancing and swimming . . . dislikes pizza and stuck-up people . . . Hanover beauty school in future. Robert Ray Wilkinson Bob Academic I donit care! Conservation Club 10, 11, 12. Future uncertain, possibly trade school or service . . . that red hair . . . likes math, Spanish and history classes . . . dislikes English class and con- ceited people . . . friends with guys in 12-1-B. Susan Jean Williams Sue Academic 'lOh, Susan! National Honor Society 11, 12, Student Council 11, 12, B-Hi Time: 11, 125 Mirror 12, Our Town 12, Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12, Girls' Hockey 12, Intramurals 12. Our northwestern Pa. import . . . plans to major in foreign service and international affairs in college . . . likes are traveling, 4-JH, sewing, knitting, and reading . . . peeved 'by grades, and boring classes . . . enjoys vacations. Curtis Lloyd Wilson Curt Academic At least look happyli' Band 10, 11, 12, Choir 10, 11, 12g District Chorus 10, 12, B-Hi Timer 10, 11, 125 Dance Band 10, 11, 12g January Thaw 103 Our Town 12, Bw Club 11, 12, Peter Pan Club 11, 12g District Band 12g County Choir 10, 11, 125 Boys' Octette 11, 12. Pastor's son! . . . goes wild at dances . . . likes everybody . . . very friendly . . . sighs relief on Friday . . . dislikes history and book reports . . . wants to attend G-burg or St. Olaf college. Wanda Mae Withrow Wa,1-idat' Commercial Decent F.H.A. 11, 12. Future includes marriage and trade school . . . likes hog dogs, study halls, skirts, and sweaters . . . heart skips a beat when Marsh:' is mentioned . . . dis- likes spinach, school, and conceited people. Page 38 Kenneth Claire Wolf Kenny Academic 'Til be doggone! Conservation Club 10, 11, 125 F.F.A. 11, 12. Crystal ball foresees trade school for Ken . A. . likes French fries, hamburgers, and Spanish classes dislikes hoagies and English class . . . partial to K6 O-33 Daniel Eugene Wright Dan Vocational Are you sure you can eat all that? Weightlifting Club 105 F.F.A. 11, 125 Track 11. Big eater . . . wants to be a mechanic . . . a 1950 Chevy on his mind . . . detests gym classes . . . runs around with Ray . . . seen quite often with a certain girl, Susan maybe? Larry Michael Wright Big Vocational Suffer. Job at Wagner's Ess-o Station in his future . . . partial to steaks, hamburgers, cheeseburgers and French fries . . . dislikes his homeroom . . . Pat Cany reactions, Larry?l Sharon Sylvia Young Sharon Academic Why don't I ever keep my big mouth shut! Art Club 105 National Honor Society 11, 12. Future indefinite . . . fanatic on traveling, driving, Spanish, books, and music . . . mind of her town , . . dislikes housework, senility, flag-waving, emotionalism, and regimentation . . . everyone's friend. Page 39 J Xafaifiiaz 5 X 35 1 . , A9 WM W W ws Q: o'0 o Q, L. I vy I Mx F 15, x in Tiff 7 YQ'WXQ:11T'1 gfxxgm, 1 , A 5 'X - , fr V, N X - iL i 'ES' V ' W.-S. ' TM 'XA . -S FJ: . W A I . - .V 1 .l , QA 11 'X T I 4 I T vm TA CN , Jaw? N X 5 s ww CLASS X 4 i 1 - f , ' Tj T T h L' rv--ex, K 'X px mf 1. 'iv N fs- ' A A 15 T -3 BOOSTERS T -4 Tl, . ,T-. PRETTIEST EE TT T IK x 9 .', 5 b!'. y1 BEST SECRETARY T T' ,.., - , T m i T 'T X 1 5 T ' -T3 Q I 'W' 4 V V 4 f MOST LIKELY TO SUGCEED Q ' , ' , fx Q ' 'fi 'V . , ir I 'H Q BEST HOMEI'iA.KER AND MBMER --i 4 v F QEST ARTTsTs K u Cx l CLASS HISTORY i , S ' 11, S S4 . 7 V, W ',,' 5 we ,. ', , ,N A 1 ':., - V iifhwfiyU91ES5i5?9:e52S In September of 1954, we, the Class of 566, began our quest for knowledge. Before this time we had been content to busy ourselves with games, frivolity, and other pastimes which our parents undoubtedly thought were adorable for horriblej. But when that fateful September arrived we were suddenly trans- formed into perfect little ladies and gentlemen -- well, almost. Page 42 x W 5 ,, Myk, ,A M1 Lit: f ' f,m v , 4 A -v'- - .... f , ,, gp ?f 1+ 5' f 4 r Z I 1 fs si of Q x W ', W AV gf ! A f L v 1 , 2 Him ff .iff ' 1-g ,:: .yf-.. ' ' WM ,V ,..f N 2 M 3' ? 4, Af fg ,ff 4, A W ,A if 9 X W , , Q iw nz: gf, , f -- X 'S X JW 1' Egg H ,z , gps , : - , if f ' A H L fo Vi I e,mw2w' f Q W, 1 , mmm wwmmwmm For six long years we struggled at Arendtsville, Bendersville, and Biglerville with terrible troubles such as choosing games for recess, coloring within the boundaries of the pictures, or remem- bering to bring the proper accoutrements for art class. Under the watchful supervision of our patient teachers, we crept up the Ladder of Learning, until one warm Spring evening it hap- pened - the 6th grade Promotional Exercises of 1960. What a handsome group we were as we posed for our pictures to be taken! What a happy group we were - we had reached our first educational plateau. As proud, happy, and sophisticated Seventh Graders we gathered together in September of 1960. We soon discovered that we werenit proud or sophisticated, but we were happy Seventh Graders. With the assistance of all our teachers we quickly over- came that lonely and lost feeling and settled down to business. With Mrs. Deatrick as our advisor, we elected Wayne Crum as the Hrst president of the Class of 566. Little did we realize then the wonderful things that B.H.S. 'held in store for us. Page 44 ii IIS- -ts., ' Qin, 2, gg Hp' I F L .EF i . ' SEQ. V tgfvf 5 .3 t' Qs? og '- 5 X 'I f ,-gs my 1 Q! igz' 'A Q 3' if' , Y 1, I I.. I L., - A, ,, I ,,WQxf y . 1' G if E Q - -if I' TEACHER: W LM 'M W 'J Who-Y do qou want X32 0. bQ.1'bQY'. to bw '?'? A In eighth grade we acquired Mrs. Sheely as our advisor, and under the competent female leadership of officers Kris Lady, Tonya Krouse, Pat Coradetti, and Charleen Thompson, we forged ahead. The highlight of this year was our first class project - a Mardi Gras Costume Dance. We decorated the gym beautifully and even awarded prizes to make our own little Mardi Gras a success. As Fabulous Freshmenj, we began to realize what school was all about - homework became a nasty word in our vocabulary. However, we also reaped our share of benefits as a class, including exciting and interesting tours of our county and state governmental seats. Eileen Kennedy was our elected president. It was easy to tell us apart from the other classes when we were f'Snazzy Sophomoresf' We were the students who carried boxes of candy to sell everywhere we went. Our class coffers began to fill with proceeds from apple picking and our other projects as we worked toward every class' ultimate goal- N.Y.C. Our other spare mements were spent in choosing a stone for our class rings, learning to drive, and, oh yes, doing lots and lots of homework. Richard Hartman, Steve Slaybaugh, Charleen Thompson, and Michele Seemann provided the leadership for our tenth year. The Jolly Juniorsn chose James Bosserman, Gary Hoffman, Shirley Baldwin, and Connie Fetters as class officers, received their class rings with great rejoicing, and then settled down to the beautiful business of preparing a prom. We left traces of our efforts everywhere: The foul stench of paint permeated the school halls and St. Paulis old church building, stacks of Dixie cups seemed to fill hundreds of lockers, paper masks lurked around every corner, and the Conewago Creek teemed with plant cuttings. Under the competent leadership of our prom chairman, Sandra Trone, we were ready in time. On May 21, 1965, we pre- sented our gift to the Class of 1965. The cafeteria was transformed into an enchanted tropical jungle, complete with wild animals, waterfalls, various mosses, voo-doo huts, and even native dancers. Our hours of preparation were, we felt, well worthwhile. Everyone enjoyed his visit to our Enchanted Isle. Page 45 W Even before we officially began our senior year, good things began to happen to us - our class was enriched by one of the nicest exchange students we've ever met - Inger Sundlby. Our new friend from Norway, Inger Sundby, is a fascinating person. Here are just a few glimpses into her interests and activities. Inger likes to go mountain climbing, skiing, and skating. Looking for bio- logical plant and animal specimens also absorbs much of her time outdoors. She likes jazz and classical music, two of her favorite composers are Chopin and Tschaikowsky. Since she lives near the city, Inger often attends the theater. She especially enjoys the works of Henrik Ibsen, a nineteenth-century Norwegian play- wright specializing in character study works. Inger started a Christian youth club offering teenagers recreation and spiritual inspiration three years ago. It is now a member of the Indoor Mission of Norway. Recently Inger has read The Wall written by Jean-Paul Sartre, an existent- ialist writer. Her comment on existentialism? It interests me, but I couldn't build my life on it. One thing, however, which Inger supports wholeheartedly is A.F.S. She hopes that through A.F.S. the world's youth are building a web of friendship to cover the globe. This summer Inger will return to Norway where she will finish her senior year and then enter a teaching school or the University of Oslo to study languages or biology. Page 47 Cnce our year had started, money-making became the big objective. Seniors could be seen picking apples at 7 a.m. on Saturdays, selling cokes, hot chocolate, and anything else at football games, and knocking on doors to sell anything from magazines to hoagies. The Class of '66 also found time to stage a successful play, 'fOur Town, hold a winter ball, and keep B.H.S. rolling in style. We've experienced all the trials and tribulations of Seniordom - the gruelling batteries of CEEB and aptitude tests, the nerve-shattering waiting period for college acceptance, selection of announcements and photos, the production of the MIRROR '66, and, above all, our glorious trip to New York. After three marvelous days of the big city, we settled down to study for exams and get ready for graduation. Many cases of Hsenioritisw appeared. However, with Don Taylor, Richard Hartman, Shirley Baldwin, and Pat Coradetti as our class officers, Mrs. Sheely as our advisor, and the entire adminis- tration at our side, we believe that we have weathered every storm. 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W W3A,,,1,. ,W 51.1 , 3. M A M., , , . mmm , ., .V Aa ,mm .U , ma.. 1QQw5f:s5f1gaf ,Sm11w.,,.1 , aixifesfffeiu A ,, - r A ,w,,1g. 4551 V - 15141151 ,,,fL.i,V ,, ,. M... 1.1 fs ..-1.1 Q Q., ' U, ws... L 1 3531 11. 1. I... 4 . yy ii 1? 1. 11 511.1 11 ' 1 . 2 1 3 JU IOR CLASS This year has been an exciting and a busy year for the Class of 1967. This was the year we joyous- ly received our garnet stone class rings, and this was the year we spent hectic but memorable and fun- Hlled weeks piecing together our prom decorations with hopes and prayers. During football season our battle cry was we need more rolls! for hot dogsjf, This was the year we chose our motto Dare to be Dif- ferent. Yes, this was a memorable year for our class. But next year we will continue collecting knowledge and friendships, and memories more precious than silver and gold. Section II-IA First Row: Anne Carey, Shelley Shillito, Nancy Elizabeth Wright, Anita McDannell, Nancy Hale. Second Row: Patricia Boyer, Judy Routsong, Brenda Helsley, Peg Bonish, Melinda Trone. Third Row: Geoffrey Taylor, Phillip Lobaugh, Daniel Wyckoff, Barry Jacoby, Van Clark, Philip Houck. Fourth Row: Russel Huettner, Kenneth Orner, Philip Culp, William Coradetti, Jeffrey Tuckey, Vincent Burke. Page 52 Section II-I-B First Row: Sue Slaybaugh, Nancy Elaine Wright, Elaine Gochenauer, Cheryl Fetters, Betty Rebert. Second Row B dl L : ra ey oewen, Jeffrey Deardorff, Kay Bodenberg, Sherry Adams, Barry Heller. Th' ' ' 1rd Row. Gregory Dixon, Robert Brady, Robert Lancaster, Robin Grim, Richard Stover. Section I I-2 E i R i,eyit.. ,.,,,.,, First Row: Linda Taylor,.Deborah Group, Jud F' l N y lsse, ancy Kuntz, Elaine Kemper, Patricia Thomas, Donna Strausbaugh, Linda Kane, Mazie Heintzelman. Second Row: Sharon Keller, Peggy Gochenour, Darlene Emlet, Nancy Lentz, Florence Wilkinson, Kathy Feaster, Carolyn Black, Carolyn Irvin, Joan Swope, Mary Himes. Third Row: Georgianne McCurdy, Sandra Pfeffer, Lorna Brough, Romaine Cline, Nancy Brough, Lilly Mae Holland, Renee Nyce, Beverly Rouzer, Rosemary Livingston. Fourth Row: Loy Thomas, Richard Keefer, Ted Plank, Ned Plank, Jay Galloway, Richard Naugle. Page 53 t 3 ii 5 Section II-3-4 First Row: Robert Cline, Jeanette Justice, Annette Austin, Judy Smith, Abraham Nieves, James Knouse, Garry Sheaffer. Second Row: Robert Warrenfeltz, Josep orsyt e, Third Row: Scott Deatrick, Thomas Mickey, Daniel Eisenhart, Richard Weaver, Stanley Starry. Fourth Row: William Taylor, Kenneth Miller, Robert Meeder, Robert Kiesslmg, Robert Funt. h F h Frank Gardner, Eric Tuckey, George Orner, James Cover. G' ' .. . Sie The Sophomore Class, Wlth Mr. - Laughman as advisor, has one main project this year - candy. At every athletic event some faithful members of the Sophomore Class can be seen peddling the sweet confections. Although this is the class, main source of revenue, we have undertaken several other projects to increase the wealth of our class treasury. We sponsored a dance and at- tempted various other schemes to stabilize our economic status. All in all the class is certainly well on its way to a memor- able Senior year. Page 54 Section I0-I- First Row: Mary Ann Denisar, Mary Frances Grove, Kathy Bosak, Mary Ann Allison, Patricia Brown, Jane Lawver, Gail Alwine, Connie Fissel. Second Row: Judith Dennis, Carlotta Swisher, Lucinda Pitzer, Bettina McBeth, Janice Young, Lydia Martin, Audrey Musselrnan, Trudy Grim, Wendy Williams. Third Row: Ronald Ebbert, Philip Carey, John Oyler, Peter Schriver, John Lott, Douglas Baugher, Jay Herman. Fourth Row: Steven Heller, Richard Cogley, John Brough, William Sterrett, Kenneth Guise, John White, At- talee Taylor, Robert Hollabaugh. Section I0-I-B l First Row: Susan Tuckey, Teresa Tuckey, Kathy Reed, Carol Snyder, Faye Black, June Sheaffer. Second Row: William Wright, Diane Taylor, Judy Miller, Donna Witter, Nancy Heckman, Linda s,Lawrence, Lynn Humphries. Third Row: Eric Taylor, Bradley Kennedy, Clyde Kehr, Ronald Cutshall, Ralph Meeder, Ronald Bean, David Rinehart. Fourth Row: David Dillman, Steve Walde, Jay Swisher, Donald Orner, Donald Horst, Daniel Orner, Ronald Eicholtz, Charles Galusha. - Page 55 Section IO-2 First Row: Susan Horner, Rose Lerew, Nancy Sell, Judy Smith, Sandra Cooley, Beth Arnold, Theresa Stras- baugh, Diane Osborn. Second Row: Elaine Guise, Beverly Warren, Deborah Fair, Phyllis Warren, Susan Arnsberger, Wendy Miller, Carol Taylor, Donna Barbour. Third Row: Susan Black, Annabelle Keefer, Donna Gochenour, Guy Taylor, Larry Kime, Mike McCurdy, Larry Heller, Daniel Taylor. Section IO-3-4 First Row: Ronald Heller, Nancy Martin, Sandra Jacoby, Sandra Shreve, Betty Betts, Susan Alexander, David Volland. Second Row: Timothy Patterson, Kenneth Heintzelman, Marshall Hawbaker, Russell Miller, Larry Swope, Scott Taylor, Richard Little. Third Row: David Butler, Earl Taylor, Larry Heller, Terry Freed, Ronald Harlow, Thomas Harman, Grover Wolfe. Fourth Row: Reginald Haskell, William Frankenfield, James Gilbert, Eddie Miller, Eddie Showers, Vincent Spangler, Michael Tallman, Boyd Welker. Page 56 v-'M 7 MIRRGR STAFF Editors Felicity Dykman and Sandra Trone We, the Class of 1966, wish to thank Mr. Ernst for the help and concern he has shown in supervising this publication. r Literary and Sports Editors Cheryl Smith, Betty Lewis, Jeffrey Brown, James Bosserrnan, Richard Hartman, Sue Singley, Tonya Knouse, Patricia Coradetti. Absent: Sandra Ernst. Page 58 I i w Yearbook Business and Typing Seated: Sue Williams, Kristin Lady, Shirley Baldwin, Nancy Constable. Standing: Edwin Taylor, Kay Cline, Jean Cutshall, Patricia Taylor, Harold Heller ':1,4,ryMai.i i . I .. M W. .. Yearbook Photography and Art Seated: Kathie Volland, Lyn Galusha, Nancy Taylor, Judy Tate. Standing: Robert Funt, Roger Heller, Mary Jacoby. Page 59 B-HI TIMES Feature Staff Seated: Inger Sundby, Betty Lewis, Curtis Wilson, Kristin Lady, Michele Seemann, Ellen Humphries, Cathy Miller. Standing: Geoffrey Taylor, Shelley Shillito, Susan Smith, Patricia Boyer. l News Staff Seated: Sue Williams, Doreen Beatty, Patricia Coradetti, Lyn Galusha, Bonnie Englebert. Standing: Anita McDannell, Felicity Dykman, Mrs. Hudson, advisor, Nancy Elizabeth Wright, Philip Lobaugh, Tonya Knouse. Page 60 l l Sports Staff Van Clark, Kenneth Sell, Jeffrey Brown, William Coradetti, James Bosserman. Handbook Staff Seated: Charleen Thompson, Mr. Gordon, advisorg Sue Slaybaugh. Standing: Donna Gochenour. Page 61 Student Council Officers Patricia Goradetti, Sue Singley, Nancy Taylor, Susan Kime. Student Council First Row: Mr. Sterner, advisor, Sandra Trone, Nancy Taylor, Susan Kime, Sue Singley, Patricia Coradetti, Tonya Knouse. Secorid Row: Janet Rose, Felicity Dykrnan, Sue Pitzer, Nancy Constable, Gloria Howe, Lyn Galusha, Jeffrey rown. Third Row: Sharon Roth, Joseph Mansberger, David Trump, Michael Miller, Daniel Huettner, Cheryl Fetters, Hannah Hauser, Eileen Kennedy. Fourth Row: Nancy Nelson, Sharon Alwine, Judy Allison, Greta Seeman, Judy Routsong, Nancy Lentz, Jane Gochenauer, Kathy Reed. Fifth Row: Joseph Coradetti, David Hess, Howard Brady, Jay Swisher, William Goradetti, David Funt, Richard Hartman, Roger Heller, Guy Taylor. Sixth Row: Diane Fennel, John Oyler, John White, Sue Williams, Doreen Beatty, Michele Seeman, Inger Sundby, Greg Weaver, Edward McDannel. Page 62 Again this year, the Student Council sponsored a Christmas decorating contest. Mr. Allison's room, homeroom of the 12-1-A's, depicted the Christmas Story in aluminum foil silhouettes and received lirst prize. Decorating their room as a Church at Christmastimef' the ll-l-A's won second prize. The 9-1-A's were awarded the third prize for 'The Night Before Christmas. Page 63 Varsity Club FirstTRovif: Geoffrey Taylor, Robert Cline, James Bosserman, Daniel Eisenhart, Steven Heller, Philip Houck, Edwin ay or. Second Row: John Weaver, Greg Dixon, Phil Carey, William Sterrett, John Oyler, William Coradetti, Mr. Emanuel, advisor. Third Row: Barry Jacoby, Robert Montgomery, Kenneth Sell, Wayne Crum, John Strasbaugh, Robert Lan- caster, Ted Plank. Fourth Row: Daniel Wyckoff, Frank Bodenberg, Terry Freed, Bruce Slonaker, Larry Dennis, Richard Hartman, Thomas Black. Q! 77 First Row: Connie Naugle, Connie Fetters, Kathie Volland, Bonnie Englebert, Susan Kime, Susan Kuykendall. Second Row: Mary Jane Buckley, Kristin Lady, Lyn Galusha, Tonya Knouse, Nancy Taylor, Nancy Constable, Ellen Humphries. Third Row: Sandra Koontz, Gayle Pitzer, Sandra Trone, Patricia Coradetti, Eleanor Cox. Fourth Row: Sue Singley, Betty Lewis, Hannah Hauser, Michele Seeman, Doreen Beatty. Fifth Row: Curtis Wilson, John Griest, Kenneth Sell, Jeffrey Brown, David Funt, Roger Heller. Page 64 onitors First Row: Carol Plank, Elaine Strine, Jackie Taylor, Linda Eicholtz, Cindy Cline, Linda Mummert, Patsy Orner, Rosemary Livingston, Jane Orner. Second Row: Susan- Frazier, Connie Sanders, Susan Arnsberger, Judy Smith, Elaine Guise, Beverly Warren, Connie Roth, Sue Slaybaugh, Elaine Gochenauer, Joan Swope. Third Row: Vicki Beamer, Sherry Kime, Erma Arnsberger, Eileen Kennedy, Charleen Thompson, Eleanor Cox, Nancy Costable, Cheryl Fetters, Nancy Elaine Wright. Fourth Row: Joyce Lochbaum, Elizabeth Kellison, Deborah Herman, Kathryn Fitz, Mary Justice, Susan Stoner, Betty Lobaugh, Donna Strausbaugh. Sr. ational Honor Society Senior ,rt Club First Row: Lyn Galusha, Sandra Trone, Mary Jane Buckley, Connie Naugle. Second Row: Jeffrey Tuckey, Sue Williams, Sue Singley, Patricia Coradetti, Tonya Knouse, Eileen Kennedy. Third Row: Van Clark, Anne Carey, Sharon' Young, Betty Lewis, Jeffrey Brown, Mr. Lady, advisor. Sitting: Standing: Page B5 Gu Ta lor Beth Arnold Diane Osborn Lyn Y 3 I Huiirlphriesf Susan Smith, Peggy Bonish, Mary Jacoby, William Wright. Ronald Bean, Robert Funt, Teresa Tuckey, Kathy Reed, Lydia Martin, Audrey Mussel- man, Ronald Eicholtz, Miss Altman, advisor. Future Teachers of America First Row: Sandra Ernst, Kathie Volland, Doreen Beatty, Roger Heller, Connie Fissel, Cathy Bosak, Carol Snyder, Jane Lawver. Second Row: Kathy Miller, Cindy Pitzer, Bettina McBeth, Diane Taylor, Judy Miller, Audrey Musselman, Mary Jacoby, Mr. Lady, advisor. Third Row: Sandra Koontz, Linda Scott, Yolanda Swisher, Susan Pitzer, Mary Ann Denisar, Lillie Heller, Lydia Martin, Ellen Humphries. Future Nurses Club First Row: June Sheaffer, Eileen Kennedy, Charleen Thompson, Susan Kime, Diane Clapsaddle, Judy Tate, Linda Scott, Gayle Pitzer, Elaine Kemper, Lois Rinehart. Second Row: Mrs. Heller, advisor, ,Connie Sanders, Wendy Williams, Trudy Grim, Linda Lawrence, Janice Young, Wendy Miller, Nancy Brough, Connie Fetters, Thomasina Douglas, Mrs. Weaner, sponsor. Third Row: Nancy Heckman, Faye Black, Kay Arnold, Judy Dennis, Nancy Constable, Felicity Dykman, Judy Black, Eleanor Cox, Linda Smith. Page 66 Future Homemakers of America Kneeling: Judy Ann Smith, Susan Arnsberger, Judy Smith, Betty Betts, Nancy Lentz, Mary Himes, Charleen Thompson, Nancy Constable, Joyce Lochbaum. Seated: Connie Sanders, Thomasina Douglas, Sherry Kime, Withrow, Carolyn Black, Carolyn Irvin. Standing: Eileen Kennedy, Mrs. Sheely, advisor, Eleanor Beverly Warren, Lilly Mae Holland, Jeanette Justice, Heintzelrnan, Linda Taylor, Florence Wilkinson, Sharon Victoria Beamer. Future Farmers of America Georgieanne McCurdy, Annette Austin, Wanda Cox, Susan Alexander, Jane Omer, Elaine Guise, Gerry Whisler, Kay Cline, Linda Kane, Mazie Keller, Judy Fissel, Romaine Cline, Connie Roth, Kneeling: Marshall Hawbaker, Larry Heintzelman, Thomas Taylor. First Row: Russel Miller, Timothy Patterson, John Carey, Grover Wolfe, Ben Weaver, Scott Taylor, Ronald Heller, Mr. Snyder, advisor. Second1Row: Thomas Patterson, Larry Heller, Jeffrey Feaster, Charles Lobaugh, Steven Warner, Mr. White, a visor. Third Row: James Orner, John Starry, John Heller, Tim Heller, Jack Pritt, Steven Slaybaugh, Edward Showers, Donald Taylor, Robert Sullivan, Thomas Black, Kenneth Wolf. Fourth Row: Garry Sheaffer, Kenneth Heintzelman, George Orner, Gerald Pitzer, Dale Kime, Charles Smith, Ronald Harlow, Vincent Spangler, Terry Freed, Eddie Miller, Earl Taylor, Fred Slaybaugh, Phillip Lobaugh. Fifth Row: Robert Kiessling, Michael Group, Edgar McDannell, James Knouse, Dallas Plank, Boyd Welker, Tony Showers, Larry Butler, Kenneth Arnsberger, Lawrence Funt, Larry Funt. Sixth Row: Terry Demps, Reginald Haskell, Daniel Wright. Page 67 Conservation Club Shop Service Club First Row: Ted Plank, Robert Sullivan, Ronald Heller Scott Taylor, Frank Bodenberg, Richard Weaveri Eddie Showers, Richard Naugle. Second Row: Larry Heller, Jay Galloway, Robert Wil- kinson, Robert Funt, Bruce Slonaker, Larry Dennis Steve Warner, Mr. Laughman, advisor. Third Row: Scott Deatrick, Robert Cline, Charles Lo- baugh, Thomas Taylor, Kenneth Wolf, Steven Slay- baugh, Larry Heintzelman, Robert Warrenfeltz, Garry Sheaffer. Senior Tri-Hi-Y First Row: Audrey Musselman, June Sheaffer, Judy Miller, Donna Witter, Carol Snyder, Mrs. Charles R. Leader, advisor. Second Row: Judy Dennis, Wendy Williams, Linda Lawrence, Faye Black, Diane Taylor, Nancy Heck- man, Kay Bodenburg. Third Row: Mary Ann Denisar, Teresa Tuckey, Connie Fissel, Sandy Koontz, Sherry Adams. 9 First Row: David Volland, Abe Nieves, Richard Little, David Butler, Daniel Eisenhart, Richard Arnsberger, Thomas Mickey. Second Row: Mr. Leader, William Frankeniield, Larry Swope, Joe Forsythe, Fred Cruse, Frank Gardner, Mr. Cover, David Gilbert. Peter Pan Club First Row: Inger Sundby, Sandra Trone, Mrs. Haas, advisor, Randy Stallsmith, Roger Heller, Philip Culp. Second Row: Russel Huettner, Lyn Galusha, Philip Houck, Kathie Volland, Tonya Knouse, Russel Orner. Page 68 Senior Library Club Seated: Yolanda Swisher, Melinda Trone, Nancy Elizabeth Wright, Nancy Heller, Cathy Bosak, Kay Bodenberg, Susan Smith, Shelley Shillito, Nancy Hale, Patricia Boyer, Sue Singley, Carolyn Irvin, Lydia Martin, Anita McDannell, Renee Nyce. P T l Linda Smith Mary Jane Buckley Standing: Judy Black, Stasia Zeigler, Mary Ann Denisar, atricxa ay or, , , Deborah Thomas, Jackie Taylor, Susan Cutshall, Donna Strausburgh, Beverly Rouzer, Carolyn Black, Sandra Trone, Sandra Ernst, Mary Jacoby, Mrs. Laughman, advisor. 0 O Llbrar Asslsta nts First Row: Mrs. Laughman, advisor, Sue Singley, Yolanda Swisher Sandra Trone, Janice Young, Mary Ann Denisar, Cathy Bosak, Patricia Lupp, Deborah Smith, Deboraih Thomas, Beth Snyder, Emily Martin, Juanita Carey, Gayle Fetters, Patricia Boyer, Retha Taylor, Patsy Slaybaugh, Kathy Johnston, Susan Weaner, Patricia Bohrer. Second Row: Sandra Ernst, Marlene Miller, Diane Fennel, Ta lor Susan Frazier Susan Smith Melinda Trone Sharon Roth, Susan Funt, Connie Mickley, Jackie Nancy Hale, Betty McDannell, Sandra Singley, Y 3 3 3 3 Nancy Nelson, Janet Rose, Kay Kuntz, Karin Lady, Marie Galusha, Sharon Alwine. Third Row: Sandra Koontz, Susan Cutshall, Deborah Tuckey, Patricia Taylor, Kay Bodenberg, Nan? Heller, ' ' ' N 1' er Nancy Taylor, Linda Scott, Susan Kime, Carolyn Irvin, Carolyn Black, Joan Swope, ancy emec , Jeannette Alexander, Beverly Rouzer, Wendy Williams, Renee Nyce, Dawn Lobaugh, Martha Showers. Fourth Row: Stasia Zeigler, Patricia Cooley, Cindy Knouse, Martha Hawbecker, Jean Cutshall, Shirley Baldwin, Mary Jacoby, Theresa Strasbaugh, Susan Arnsberger, Judy Smith, Georgieanne McCurdy, Gerry Whisler, Kay Cline, Connie Naugle, Linda Smith, Mary Jane Buckley, Lydia Martin, Melissa Cover, Yvonne Wag- ner, Donna Shetter. Fifth Row: Judy Black, Rose Lerew, Diane Osborn, Beth Arnold, Donna Gochenour, Deborah Fair, Joyce Lochbaum, Vickie Beamer, Sherry Kime, Carol Taylor, Erma Arnsberger, Linda Mummert, Connie Roth, Patsy Orner, Donna Strausbaugh, Nancy Elizabeth Wright, Shelly Shillito, Anita McDannell, Linda Horick, Judy Allison, Glenda Woodward. Page 69 Senior Play -- 0ur Town Directed by Mrs. Haas and presented October 29, 1965 Stage Manager .... Dr. Gibbs ........ Josephine Crowell .. . Howie Newsome . . . Mrs. Gibbs ...... Mrs. Webb .... George Gibbs .... Rebecca Gibbs . . . Wally Webb ..... Emily Webb ....... Professor Willard .... Mr. Webb .......... Woman in the balcony Lady in a box ......... Simon Stimson ...... Mrs. Soames ...... Constable Warren . . . Si Crowell ........ Sarah Craig ..... Joe Stoddard ..... Mrs. Forrest . , . Soda Jerk .... People of the town . . . Page 70 . . . . . Roger Heller . . . . Curtis Wilson . . . Nancy Constable . . . . Russell Orner . . . Sandy Trone . . . . . Kristin Lady . . . Howard Coulson . . . . Kathie Volland . . . . Kenneth Sell Lyn Galusha . . . . Michele Seemann . . . . Randy Stallsmith . . . . . . Sue Williams . . . Felicity Dykman .. ...... John Griest ........ Tonya Knouse Richard Arnsberger . . . . Charles Lobaugh Patricia Coradetti David Funt .. . Connie Sanders Jeff Brown Shirley Baldwin Eleanor Cox Larry Butler Donald Taylor Dd it Q6 x Senior Band fn----.M V ,.-,,.M,m,vfe:re,,mee:rm i , Massimo sw-.tam ,...... r. Oboe: Hannah Hauser, Mary Frances Grove. Flute: Cathy Miller, Mary Ann Allison, Connie Fctters, Susan Kuykendall, Nancy Brough, Tonya Knouse, Anita Mc- Dannell Trudy Grim, Juanita Carey, Elaine Kemper, Sandra Singley, Kathy Hutzler. Clarinet: Kathy Volland, Gail Alwine, Michelle Seemann, Sandra Pfeffer, l C ' Nau le Sue Slaybaugh Connie Fissel, Jane Lawver, Judy Routsong, Cheryl Fetters, Nancy Heckman, Susan M'll David Thomas Cathy Bosak Emily Bettina McBeth, Susan Weigle, Nancy Tay or, onme g , , Funt, Nancy Kuntz, Kay Arnold, Brenda Helsley, Nancy Hale, Linda Cook, Leslie Slaybaugh, Deborah Fair, Judy 1 er, , , Martin. Alto Clarinet: Sue Singley. Bass Clarinet: Bonnie Englebert, Carlotta Swisher. Alto Saxophone: Linda Scott, William Rice, Nancy Wright, Susan Tuckey, Jeffrey Deardorff, Clyde Baker. Tenor Saxophone: Howard Coulson, Beverly Rouzer, William Sterrett. Baritone Saxophone: Kenneth Sell. Baritone Horn: Jeffrey Tuckey, Kristin Lady, Anne Carey, Nancy Reinecker. French Horn: Patricia Coradetti, Ellen Humphries, Betty Lewis, Margaret Gochenour, Doreen Beatty, Nancy Lentz. Cornet: Jeffrey Brown, Wayne Crum, Richard Stover, Van Clark, Curtis Wilson, Shelley Shillito, Steven Heller, Jack Black, Lynn Humphries, Gayle Pitzer, Lois Rinehart, Susan Black, Joseph Coradetti, Douglas Lady, Craig Lady, Donna Barbour, Sherry Adams, Philip Culp, Linda Taylor, Diane Osborn. Trumpet: Patricia Brown, John White. Trombone: David Funt, James Bosserman, Edwin Taylor, Phil Carey, Robert Brady, Greg Dixon, William Coradetti, Kenneth Orner, ' ' T ba Frank Bodenberg, Kenneth Guise, Richard Cogley, Ronald Althoff, Terry Hoffman, Ronald Ebbert. Bells: Susan ' ' Connie Bream, Donald Horst, Beth Snyder, Scott Bucher, William Taylor, Larry Kime. u : Kime, Cindy Pitzer. Drums: John Griest, Ronald Ecker, Nancy Wright, Patricia Thomas, Betty Rcbert, Debbie Group, Diane Fennel. Majorettes Donna Barbour, Cheryl Fetters, Cathy Bosak, Hannah Hauser, Patricia Coradetti, Beverly Rouzer, Kathy Hutzler. 3 S , i Patricia Coradetti Hannah Hauser S S' 1 Sue Singley, ue mg ey Page 72 Dance Band First Row: Kenneth Sell, Cathy Miller, Gail Alwine, Trudy Grim. Second Row: Phil Carey, William Coradetti, James Bosserman, David Funt, Edwin Taylor. Third Row: Shelley Shillito, Patricia Coradetti, Richard Stover, Van Clark, Jeffrey Brown, Wayne Crum, Curtis Wilson, Patricia Brown. Fourth Row: Keneth Guise, John Griest, Ronald Ecker, Larry Kime. Wind Ensemble Oboe: Mary Frances Grove. Flute: Cathy Miller, Mary Ann Allison, Connie Fetters, Susan Kuykendall, Nancy Brough, Anita McDannell, Trudy Grim. Clarinet: Kathy Volland, Gail Alwine, Michele Seemann, Sandra Pfeffer, Bettina McBeth, Susan Weigle, Nancy Taylor, Connie Naugle, Jane Lawver. Alto Clarinet: Sue Singley. Bass Clarinet: Bonnie Englebert, Carlotta Swisher. Alto Saxophone: Linda Scott, Susan Tuckey. Tenor Saxophone: Howard Coulson. Baritone Saxophone: Kenneth Sell. French Horn: Patricia Coradetti, Ellen Humphries, Betty Lewis, Margaret Gochenour, Doreen Beatty, Nancy Lentz. Baritone Horn: Jeffrey Tuckey, Kristin Lady. Cornet: Jeffrey Brown, Wayne Crum, Richard Stover, Van Clark. Trumpet: Curtis Wilson, Shelley Shillito. Trombone: David Funt, james Bosserrnan, Edwin Taylor, Phil Carey. Tuba: Frank Bodenberg, Keneth Guise, Richard Cogley. Drums: John Griest, Ronald Ecker, Patricia Thomas, Betty Rebert, Nancy Wright. Page 73 H afiiod Senior Choir First Row: Audrey Musselman, Tonya Knouse, Bonnie Englebert, Donna Barbour, Patricia Boyer, Linda Scott, Susan Kime, Beverly Rouzer, Clyde Baker, Craig Stallsmith, Harold Heller, William Wright, Steve Heller, Ronald Eicholtz, Brenda Helsley, Sandra Singley, Juanita Carey, Bettina McBeth, Lyn Galusha, Leslie Slaybaugh, Nancy Lentz. Second Row: Susan Horner, Sandra Cooley, Nancy Kuntz, Deborah Tuckey, Susan Stoner, Elaine Strine, Kathy Fitz, Patricia Taylor, Connie Bream. Third Row: Elaine Guise, Carolyn Irvin, Kay Bodenberg, Carolyn Black, Lillie Holland, Susan Frazier, Deborah Fair, Susan Tuckey, Anita McDannell, Randy Heller, Geoffrey Taylor, Ronald Ecker, Ronald Bean, Larry Snyder, Deborah Shafer, Betty McDannell, Patricia Coradetti, Mary Ann Allison, Patricia Brown, Connie Fissel, Sharon Roth. Fourth Row: Nancy Group, Susan Baugher, Sandra Koontz, Patricia Cooley, Jane Lawver, Wendy Williams, Cindy Pitzer, Renee Nyce, Larry Kime, Roger Heller, Jeffrey Brown, Howard Coulson, Richard Hartman, Sue Singley, Ellen Humphries, Michele Seemann, Kristin Lady, Linda Eicholtz, Deborah Herman. F'ifthFRow: ganet Rose, Nancy Reinecker, Deborah Bricker, Ann Brough, Doreen Beatty, Judy Tate, Gayle Pitzer, Lydia Martin,.Teresa Tuckey, John Griest ralnk orkenberg, David Funt, Kenneth Sell, Van Clark, Connie Fetters, Kathie Volland, Sandra Ernst, Betty Lewis, Gail Alwme, Trudy Grim, Nancy Ehza: bet Wrig t. Accompanists: Shelley Shillito, Jeffrey Tuckey. r. Girls' Sextette r. Girls' Trio Kneeling: Ellen Humphries and Doreen Beatty. Susan Kime, Gayle Pitzer, Connie Fetters. Standing: Michele Seemann, Kristin Lady, Tonya Van Clark, accompanist. Knouse, Bonnie Englebert. Boys' Octette Jr. Girls' Sextette Harold Heller, Curtis Wilson, Jeffrey Brown, Kenneth Patricia Boyer, Beverly Rouzer, Anita McDannell, Renee Sell, Roger Heller, Howard Coulson, john Griest, Nyce, Nancy Elizabeth Wright, Brenda Helsley, Shelley Richard Hartman. Shelly Shillito, accompanist. Shillito, accompanist. Page 75 Page 76 1 F Page 77 l965 MAY QUE QUEEN - DEBORAH BEIDLE Page 78 MAY DAY First Row: Jean Baltzley, Tommy Thompson, Jane Baltzley. Second Row: Sharon Alwine, Audrey Musselman, Eleanor Cox, Faye Taylor, Debbie Beidler, Linda Naugle, Elaine Gochenauer, Susan Wiegle, Ann Bucher. F Jean Baltzley, Tommy Thompson, Jane Baltzley. Page 79 HCMECOMING QUEEN BONNIE ENGLEBERT, 1965 Homecoming Queen Page 80 HGMECCMING I Homecoming Attendants: Patricia Coradetti, Shirley Baldwin, Bonnie Englebert, Mr. Hudson, Susie Mays, Susan Kime. Page 81 PROM 1965 King and Queen, PATRICIA KANE and ROBERT COVER Page 82 Page 83 I965 PROM Page 85 Sept. Sept Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Varsity Football First Row: Robert Montgomery, Frank Bodenberg, Bruce Slonaker, Gary Hoffman, Larry Heintzelrnan, Richard Hartman, John Strasbaugh, Bernie Baker. Second Row: Larry Dennis, John Hartman, Ted Plank, Geoffrey Taylor, Robert Lancaster, Greg Dixon, Barry Jacoby, Robert Cline, William Coradetti. Third Row: David Hess, Phil Carey, William Stcrrett, Jay Swisher, David Dillman, Terry Freed, Ronald Harlow, Kenneth Guise, Steve Walde. Fourth Row: Scott Bucher, Richard Weaver, Douglas Lady, Larry Warner, Richard Heller, John Ruth, Donald Irvin, Gerald Pitzer, Joseph Goradetti. Fifth Row: Mr. Ratay, Mr. Sterner, Ray Denisar, John Emanuel, Daniel Wyckofl, Thomas Nelson, Lloyd Uphold, Greg Weaver, Craig Lady, Mr. Emanuel, Mr. Williams. Big. Opp. 10 St. Francis Prep . .. . . 40 0 M mfi i l p 18 Big Spring ....... .. 18 20 , ,.. 24 Camp Hill ..... .. 32 7 I . .....,.,,,,, r 1 Boiling Springs 6 44- f 'ii 8 Shippensburg .. .. 12 20 Q Q li 16 East Pennsboro . . . . . 6 27 J limi wiv, 22 Newport ....... . . 33 20 lnpu 30 Susquenita .. .. 33 12 5 - '.,:,,-, ',',' 5 Nortthern .. .. 20 14 12 Gettysburg .. 6 25 4 Tl 1,392 fit Jig, YD X 5 Page 86 The B.H.S. Football Squad sported a very comendable season again this year. The Canners were underdogs in the Blue Mountain League -but they scrapped their way to several upsets but few easy wins like St. Francis Prep and Northern. The -Canners repeated last years record of 5 5 Richard Hartman Larry Heintzelman Gary Hoffman Bernie Baker Frank Bodenberg Robert Montgomery Senior Players John Hartman Larry Dennis John Strasbaugh Bruce Slonaker Page 87 Varsity Football Cheefeaders First Row: Diane Clapsaddle, Judy Fissel. Second Row: Linda Lawrence, Renee Nyce, Audrey Mussehnan, Elaine Gochenauer, Lydia Martin. Page 88 Diane Clapsaddle Varsity Basketball Kneeling: Jeffrey Brown, Thomas Black, Steven Slaybaugh, William Goradetti, Howard Coulson Second Row: Russel Huettner, manager, Roger Heller, Robin Grim, Richard Hartman, Gary Hoffman Daniel Wyckoff, Van Clark, Phil Culp, manager, Mr. Bushman. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Bermudian . . . Littlestown . . . Shippensburg . Susquenita . . . Northern .... Newport ..... East Pennsboro Alumni ...... Boiling Springs Camp Hill . . . Gettysburg . . . Big Spring . . . Shippensburg . Susquenita . . . Northern .... Newport ..... East Pennsboro Boiling Springs Camp Hill . . . Gettysburg . . . Big Spring . .. Faculty ...... Big 74 48 36 43 57 34 61 39 44 33 39 42 37 45 48 47 59 54 29 32 55 63 Opp. 44 54 73 53 47 32 80 40 45 80 63 70 56 85 58 50 80 79 77 67 59 52 The Biglerville High School cagers were plagued over the entire 1965-66 season by many and seri- ous injuries. Theam effort, determination, and hustle, however, were factors of the Ganner's efforts. The team compiled a record of 4-18 for the season. Page 89 VFX y K er 55, E. O QW in 'J lib S e l n Dick Hartman Jeff Brown l O r I a . Howard Coulson Steve Slaybaugh Tom Black Y e r 5 e o Roger Heller Gary Hoffman Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders Kneeling: Tonya Knouse, Michele Seernann, Patricia Coradetti Standing: Sue Singley, Sandra. Ernst, Nancy Hale, Sue Slaybaugh Page 90 Junior Varsity Basketball Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Kneeling: Mr. Allison, coach, Douglas Baugher, manager. Standing: Richard Cogley, Attalee Taylor, David Dillman, Larry Kime, Kenneth Guise, William Taylor Richard Stover, Ronald Bean, John White, Phil Carey, Phil Houck. Bermudian . . . Littlestown . . . Shippensburg . Susquenita .... Northern ..... Newport ..... East Pennsboro Boiling Springs. Camp Hill .... Gettysburg . . . Big Spring .... Shippensburg . Susqueniita . . . Northern ..... Newport ..... East Pennsboro Boiling Springs Camp Hill Gettysburg . . . Big Spring Big. 44 26 33 22 50 57 31 40 24 33 19 12 40 42 43 55 45 37 26 55 Opp. 40 32 46 31 35 48 65 33 40 47 32 47 45 18 36 33 32 41 65 40 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Susan Smith, Nancy Elaine Wright, Trudy Grim, Brenda Helsley, Lyn Humphries, Nancy Brough, Gail A1w1ne. Page 91 Varsity Wrestling Steven Heller, James Bosserman, Daniel Eisenhart, Edwin Taylor, Donald Taylor, Richard Weaver, John Weaver, Robert Cline, Jay Swisher, Frank Bod enberg, Larry Heintzelman, Bernie Baker, Mr. Hills, coach. Big. Opp. Dec. 9 Big Spring ...... 15 24 1 A Dec. 11 Bishop McDevitt . 60 2 Dec. 18 Newport ........ 9 42 Dec. 23 Susquenita ...... 34 11 Jan. 6 Northern . . . . . 20 32 Jan. 13 Redland ........ 38 14 Jan. 15 Carlisle ......... 17 28 Jan. 20 East Pennsboro . . 11 35 Jan. 24 New Oxford .... 27 25 Jan. 29 Boiling Springs .. 38 13 Feb. 3 Waynesboro ..... 32 19 Feb. 5 Camp Hill ...... 25 24 Feb. 10 Shippensburg .... 27 20 The B.H.S. wrestling squad this year compiled one of the best records ever slated by a Canner wrestling team, team effort and hard work were typical of the 1965-66 season which was high- lighted by the winning of the Westminster Sr. High School Christmas tournament. Page 92 Senior Wrestlers Jim Bosserman Ed Taylor Don Taylor John Weaver Frank Bodenberg Larry Heintzelman Bernie Baker The B.H.S. wrestling squad won the team trophy this Christmas in the West- minster Senior High Holiday Wrestling Tournament held in Westminster, Mary- land. Four wrestlers, Steve Heller, James Bosserman, John Weaver, and Bernie Baker, won titles in their weight classes. Ed Taylor and Don Taylor were runner- ups. Page 93 Junior Varsity Wrestling i First Row: Robert Galloway, Richard Little, Kenneth Caskey, Richard Taylor, Greg Weaver, Eric Taylor. Second Row: Joseph Miller, Dennis Scott, Donald Jacoby, Donald Orner, John Lott, Barry Heller, Tim Patterson, Mr. Moore, coach. Third Row: Kenneth Landis, manager, Kenneth Miller, Joe Forsythe, John Griest, Robert Brady, William Sterrett, Terry Freed. Wrestling Cheerleaders Susie Kuykendall Kneeling: Nancy Constable, Susan Kuykendall. Nancy Constable Nancy Taylor Standing: Jeanette Justice, Betty Rebert, Nancy Taylor, Mary Ann Denisar. Page 94 Baseball First Row: Delmar Crum, Wayne Crum, Donald Black, Daniel Wyckoff, John Weaver, Melvin Mentzer, William Bonish, James Taylor, Richard Hartman. Second Row: David Funt, Philip Culp, Steve Walde, Donald Orner, Thomas Harman, John White, Richard Weaver, Steven Slaybaugh, Richard Arnsberger, Ned Plank. Third Row: Robert Funt, Donald Wilkinson, Dale Deckert, Howard Coulson, William Taylor, Richard Stover, Robin Grim, Van Clark, Thomas Black, Mr. Allison. Big. Opp. ll 7 Apr. 2 Delone .... 5 4 if, g n Apr. 13 Littlestown 2 8 f' .., ,M X Apr. 15 Bermudian 6 0 3 Apr. 20 New Oxford 5 0 f Apr. 21 Gettysburg . 1 2 Apr. 27 Fairfieid .. 2 1 V Q Apr. 29 Littlestown 4 3 May 4 Bermudian 7 0 May 6 New O-xford 3 4 ' May 11 Gettysburg 1 5 May 13 Fairfield .. . . . 10 2 X I' 3, ' itz The Biglewille High School baseball team com- -N., pleted a. very fine season in 1965 with a record of ':'i E f 7-4. Two out of the four Canner losses were 7 dropped by only one run. Team effort and hard work were typical of the winning 365 season. Z' 1 6 Page 95 Track First Row: jerry Scarpate, Stanley Lupp, Owen Taylor, Richard Calusha, Robert Cover, John Pitzer, Terry Taylor, Robert Montgomery. Second Row: Philip Houck, Kenneth Sell, Larry Dennis, Bruce Slonaker, James Bosserman, John Strasbaugh, David Dillman, Robert Cline. Third Row: John Oyler, Philip Carey, Robert Warrenfeltz, Richard Nangle, Gregory Dixon, Barry Jaco-by, Geoffrey Taylor, Vincent Spangler, William Wright, Steve Haller. Fourth Row: Richard Cogley, David Rinehart, Charles Galusha, Jay Swisher, William Sterrett, Tom Rudy, Clyde Baker, Steve Gorman, Ronald Copenhaver, Robert Naugle. Fifth Row: Mr. Sterner, Craig Sterrett, Daniel Emanuel, Tim Heller, Philip Heller, Gary Guise, Joseph Cora- detti, Kenneth Caskey, Stephen Lady, Mr. Emanuel, Mr. Coble. Opp. Big. Opp. Big. Mar. 29 Littlestown . . . . 1132 28 Apr. 21 Big Spring 78 68 Bermudian .... 17M Apr. 26 Camp Hill 65 71 Apr. 2 Waynesboro ..... 37 99 Apr. 28 Gettysburg 50 86 Apr. 7 Boiling Springs . . 38 98 May 13 Scotland ...... . 60 66 Apr. 14 'Shippensburg .... 55M 80M May 19 New Oxford .... 114- 22 3 - 6 record The Biglerville High School Track team compiled a fa-ir season in 1965 with a record of 3-6 Several records were set during the season with John Pitzer having set point records in several areas Records Set: Triple Jump - Owen Taylor 35'6 2 mile - Ken Sell 11:04- New Events: Most lst per season-J. Pitzer 21 most career Pts.-63-65-327 most in single season -- 131 c S W K C U AIV np A wiswrr w wwm2Qi'i -waEs?s..i.a1.fnJaiss' . Wt Page 96 Cross Country Gary Guise, Gregory Forsythe, John Oyler, Philip Houck, Anthony Austin, Steven Heller, John White Mr Goble, coach. fe' QQ- -mp , R 5 QS P 651 X O- if Qld O' 1 Page 97 A new sport was begun this fall at B.H.S. After school the boys could be seen sprinting about the streets of B-ville and over the hills and valleys nearby. Though they practiced painstak- ingly, their efforts were not re- warded with any wins. The team will seek revenge next year. Girls' Hockey First Row: Elaine Gochenauer, Bonnie Englebert, Carolyn Black, Sue Williams, Doreen Beatty, Kristin Lady, Elaine Kemper, Sherry Adams, Patricia Coradetti, Betty Lewis, Tonya Knouse, Lyn Galusha. Second Row: Nancy Elaine Wright, Michele Seemann, Cathy Miller, Sue Slaybaugh, Nancy Hale, Kay Boden- lierg, Inger Sundby, Sue Singley, Hannah Hauser, Susan Smith, Melinda Trone, Susan Pitzer, Carolyn rvm. The hockey team had a somewhat disappointing season this year in comparison with the first year's record. The Cannerettes' '64 season ended in a 5-0 overall. Although the girls had determination and played well, they failed to hit the winneris column. The closest they came was a 0-0 dead- lock with a team at the Girls' Hockey Field Day in Dillsburg. The girls failed to score a point that day, but a strong defense kepit a championship team to scoring only one point. One of our team members suffered an unfor- tunate accident. She had a run-ini' with a hockey ball which resulted in a broken nose. However, she will be in good shape next season and the team will expect much from Nancy Hale. Another highlight in the season, especially to Senior girls, was the hockey letters. All seniors received a six-inch black chenille letter wit-h gold hockey sticks crossed in the center. These letters will be awarded to the girls the following years who meet the specified requirements. L il Q 5 gill' l'W?fii'iiiH : X ' ' 'A'.L' 1 W Y l i w h z,V ,,-.. h .,., x ,V I ,QFKQ NF : 1 Wsyilb. 'fu W3 Page 98 Girls' Basketball Connie Bream, Kathie Volland, Patricia Coradetti, Felicity Dykman, Lyn Galusha, Sue Singley, Diane Clap? saddle, Doreen Beatty, Gayle Pitzer, Kristin Lady, Michele Seemann, Tonya Knouse, Connie Fetters, Vicki Beamer, Linda Smith. Once again this year the Girls' Basketball V-a, REQ , s 55 2 5 1, +7 A x iii' A team was comprised of Senior girls who were willing to spend precious time to practice for a total of four games. Due to a lack of space, the f f . . . MQ X X team got very litltle practice. Some girls managed LJ X X! to find time in the morning before school to get - in a few practice shots, and others frequented X fa 4 lpgz Y the gym the Fifth or eighth period. U N Wjljf There was no doubt in anyone's mind that the Cannerettes had fight and determination. Just ask one of the opposing players who found her- self on the floor! The girls suffered their first defeat in the hands of the Alumnae. Bermudian Springs defeated the ..t...,:-: Cannerettes in two games by 9 points and 7 points. The last game was played against the boys of the Varsity Club who do not play basket- ball. 1 sb X 1 Page 99 Where the Action Is Pug 100 f LfXX f x N J xf Section 9-I-A First Row: Ann Brough, Marlene Miller, Susan Baugher, Nancy Nelson, Susan Cutshall, Susan Funt, Stasia Ziegler, Linda Cook. Second Row: Leslie Slaybaugh, Cathy Hutzler, Debbie Bricker, Nancy Group, Nancy Reinecker, Sandra Singley, Beth Snyder, Diane Fennel. Third Row: Ronald Althoff, Clyde Baker, Juanita Carey, Emily Martin, Susan Weigle, Edwin Witter, Greg Weaver, Douglas Lady. Fourth Row: Jeffrey Roth, Scott Bucher, Terry Hoifman, Craig Stallsmith, Steven Guise, Gary Englebert, Will-iam Rice, Craig Lady, Joseph Coradetti. Section 9-I-B First Row: Betty McDannell, Barbara Strasbaugh, Jeanette Alexander, Deborah Shaffer, Gail Snyder, Janet Rose, Martha Hawbecker, Cindy Knouse, Connie Mickley. Second Row: Robert Naugle, Paul Mansberger, Deborah Tuckey, Sharon Roth, Gail Fetters, Beverly Heller, Nancy Kauffman, Beverly Galloway Patricia Lupp. Third Row: Robert Sunbury, Richard Bean, Steve Gorman, Wayne Frankenfield, Ronald Copenhaver, Kenneth Caskey, Marlyn Ruth, Randy Heller. Fourth Row: Randy Thomas, Gregory McCauslin, Scott Wenk, Dennis Scott, Lloyd Uphold, David Hess, Thomas Nelson, Alvin Kirby, John Bodenberg. Page 102 Section 9-2 Firstciowz Elizabeth Kellison, Mary Justice, Betty Lobaugh, Linda Lolbaugh, Jackie Taylor, Louise Cline, Cindy i me. Second Row: Susan Frazier, Pat Cooley, Debbie Smith, Carol Plank, Jane Gochenauer, Sandra Sell, Linda Eicholtz, Diane Wilkinson. Third Row: Kathy Fitz, Mary Harmon, Elaine Strine, Deborah Herman, Susan Stoner, Debbie Thomas, Karen Finfrock. Fourth Row: Robert Galloway, George Hawbaker, John Nimmon, Larry Warner, Larry Snyder, Edward Geb- hart, Donald Jacoby, John Kint. Section 9-3-4 First Bow: Marcella Altice, Mary Hudnell, Shirley Orner, Linda Smith, Charlotte Wilson, Fran Arnold, Chris- tine Betts, Catherine Ditzler, Erna Douglas, Patricia Gamble. Second Row: John Heller, Charles Smith, John Carey, Larry Funt, Ben Weaver, John Starry, Gerald Pitzer, Tim Heller, Robert Emlet, James Hess. Third Bow: Michael Group, Gregory Forsythe, Gary Guise, John Ruth, Donald Irvin, Edgar McDannell, Joseph Miller, Terry Demps, Dale Kime, James Omer. Page 103 Section 8-I-A-I First Row: Kay Kuntz, Susan Weaner, Retha Taylor, Sharon Alwine, Judy Allison. Second Row: Henry Taylor, Jonathan Bowers, Curtis Bucher, Joseph Miller, David Trump, Sherman Yeingst. Third Row: Daniel Heller, Robert Black, Edward Horst, Steven Heckenluber, Gregory Lupp, Matthew Dickert. Section 8-I-A-2 First Row: Wanda Shertzer, Terry Baldwin, Marie Galusha, Karen Lady, Patricia Bohrer, Susan Hale, Donna Bolen, Nettie Cline. Second Row: Kevin Cooley, Harold Stoner, Thomas Baltzley, Patsy Slaybaugh, Julia Baugher, Kathy Johnston, Steven Haller, William Horner. Third Row: Vernie Cook, Steven Baugher, Craig Sterrett, Jay Crist, Douglas Koontz, Jeffrey Mc'C1eaf, John Haas, James Miller, Scott Brady. Page 104 Section 8-I-B First Row: Donna Shetter, Dawn Lobaugh, Martha Showers, Yvone Wagner, Melissa Cover, Diane Paugh, Beverly Millhimes, Ann Turner. Second Row: Clair Althoff, Thomas Beamer, Betty Miller, Sandra Horner, Sandra Taylor, Gail Thomas, Janet Orner, Edward Kehr, Michael Ernst. Third Row: Susan Hess, Linda Horick, Michael Miller, Robert McKinney, Gary Taylor, Dave Donharl, Daniel Emanuel, Dennis Dixon, Janice Denisar, Jane Brough, Fourth Row: Mark Manahan, Craig McKinney, Steven Lady, Randy Barbour, John Denisar, Mike Lawrence, Dwight Kuntz, Keith Deardorff. Section 8-2 First Row: Carol Glenny, Regina Schriver, Susan Rexroth, Joann McKenrick, Vickie Howery, Linda Swisher, Jenette Taylor, Diane Taylor. Second Row: Sharon Kiner, Susan Plank, Carolyn Lower, Barbara Eicholtz, Jill Scarpate, Sharon Raffens- perger, Debbie Recard, Linda Plank, Anna Rivera. Third Row: Barry Shafer, Lynn Bodenberg, Frank Jarvis, James Cole, Philip Carey, Jeffrey Cool, Fred Koontz. Fourth Row: Billy Jacoby, Wilbur Slothour, Roger Stine, Craig Hikes, Richard Keefer, Edward Dillman. Page 105 Section 8-3 First Row: Donna Howe, Edna Nieves, Barbara Kane, Peggy Smith, Glenda Woodward, Dorothy Roth, Debra Taylor, Theresa Miller. Second Row: Samuel Himes, Phillip Heller, Barbara Decker, Dianna Miller, Linda Smith, Jean Himes, Linda Slaybaugh, Lavaughn Garnet, Ronald Mauss. Third Row: Clarence Altice, Kenneth Baker, Ike Kuykendall, Clarence Ayers, Daniel Carbaugh, John Thomas, Allen Kime, Larry Heller, Jacob Irvin. Fourth Row: Keith Cashman, Larry Redding, Dean Kime, john Gageby, Charles Jones, Melvin Turner, Rod- ney Taylor, Sherman Kirby, Cleve Hall, Larry Wolfe. Section 7-- - First Row: Vickie Jarvis, Susan Reinecker, Linda Musselman, Elaine Fuhrman, Gayle Coulson. Secorgl Rqow: Donald Taylor, Robert Brough, Michael McGlaughlin, Daniel Huettner, Jerry Chronister, Dean ot . Third Row: Milton Knouse, Melanie Martin, joe Mansberger, Howard Brady, Timothy Sheaffer. Page 106 Section -I-A-2 First Row: Brenda Singley, Karin Fissel, Vicki Bream, Jill Burkhart, Patricia Miller, Greta Seemann. Second Row: David Group, Marcie Fetters, Sarah Burke, Richard Hollabaugh, Larry Day, Tim Heckenluber, Michael Routsong. Third Row: Joyce Buckley, Susan Taylor, Douglas Williams, Carolyn Heintzelman, Donald Kane, George Livingston, Donald Guise. Section -I-B First Row: Deborah Jacoby, Le Anne Strine, Sharon Starner, Bessie Dykman, Gayle Baugher, Cynthia Bohrer, Karen McCauslin, Beverly Stoner, Kathy Thomas, Diane Wilson, Mary Fair, Second Row: Yvonne Witter, Stephanie Bucher, Barbara Black, Vincent Lobaugh, Larry Musselman, Richard Heller, Craig Cool, Charles Houck, Lynn Rebert, Diana Cooley, Jill Baker, Sandra Wenk. Third Row: Gary Aldinger, Ronald West, Steven Peters, Jeffrey Cline, Steven Heller, Jerry Miller, Roland Harlow, Thomas Detwiler, Todd Lease, Charles Walmer, Diane Sullivan, Lynn Keller. Page 107 Section 7-2 First Row: Kathy Yohe, Irene Baker, Linda Mays, Kathy Bream, Vanessa Taylor, Martha Kauffman, Claudia Tuckey, Teresa Warner. Second Row: Ada Mae Beam, Joyce Black, Nancy Bretzman, Pamela Heller, Kim Grim, Sharon Guise, Vertie Sheaffer, Deborah Osborn, Sharon Smith. Third Row: Robert Peters, Richard Mentzer, Ralph Arnsberger, Gary Fair, James Gebhart, Michael Haller, David Frankenfield. Fourth Row: Raymond Heintzelman, James Hartman, Fred Nimmon, Randall Wolf, James Niner, Douglas Wood- son, Nelson Frederick, Gary Fennel, David Copenhaver. Section 7-3 First Row: Francine Doby, Gloria Gamble, Mary Showers, Deborah Miller, Linda Williams, Nancy Carbaugh, Deborah Buckley, Mary Fair. Second Row: Georgia Demps, Marva Gamble, Rhonda Kuhn, Susan Starner, Robert Warner, Robert Keefer, David Lupp, Mary Black, Vickie Slaybaugh. Third Row: Modesto Nieves, Robert Guise, William Wilkinson, George Slaybaugh, Donald McBeth, Richard Byers, William King, Solomon Keefer, Donald Sanders, Fred Redding. Fourth Row: Edward Main, Clinton Chaney, Robert Gilbert, Clarence Quesinberry, David Wickline, Steven Spangler, Michael Ruth, James Pritt, Alan Swisher. Page 108 Special Education l S First Row: Ralph Miller, George Toner, Lobenne Thomas, Gary Cooper. Second Row: Vincent Lawrence, George Varner, Lindley Summers, Walter Rexroth, Samuel Toner. Jr. Library Club First Row: Glenda Woodward, Karin Lady, Susan Weaner, Kay Kuntz, Patricia Bohrer, Kathy Johnston, Patsy Slaybaugh, Retha Taylor. Second Row: Marie Galusha, Sharon Alwine, Judy Allison, Diane Paugh, Martha Showers, Yvonne Wagner, Melissa Cover, Donna Shetter. Third Row: Mrs. Laughman, advisor, Linda Horick, Dawn Lobaugh. Page 109 Junior Hi h Activities Jr. ational Honor Society First Row: Jonathan Bowers, Sandra Singley, Nancy Nelson, Sharon Alwine, Gregory Weaver, Mr. Lady, advisor. Second Row: Emily Martin, Leslie Slaybaugh, Judy Allison, Susan Baugher, Susan Hale, Patricia Bohrer. Third Row: Craig Lady, Diane Fennel, Beth Snyder, Ann Brough, Cindy Knouse, Dennis Scott. Jr. B Club First Row: Juanita Carey, Nancy Nelson, Beth Snyder, Leslie Slaybaugh, Emily Martin, Kathy Hutzler. Second Row: Cindy Knouse, Diane Fennel, Nancy Reinecker, Sandra Singley, Mrs. Hauser, advisor. Third Row: Craig Lady, Douglas Lady, Steve Gorman, Kenneth Caskey, Joseph Coradetti, Clyde Baker, Scott Bucher, William Rice. Page 110 Junior High Band Flutes: Sharon Alwine, Susan Weaner, Susan Frazier, Susan Reinecker, Sandra Wenk, Gail Coulson, LeAnne Strine, Marcia Fetters, Kim Grim. Alto Saxophone: Daniel Heller, Greta Seemann, Michael Miller, Linda Horick, Donald Taylor, Martha Hawbecker, Randall Thomas, Ronald Mauss, Teresa Miller, Deborah Jacoby Joyce Buckley. Clarinets: Betty McDannell, Linda Taylor, David Trump, Kay Kuntz, Annf Turner, Cindy Knouse, Stephanie Bucher, Karen McCauslin, Sandra Horner, Jill Scarpate, Barbara Strasbaugh, Sharon Raffensperger, Vickie Howery, Diane Paugh, Donna Shetter, Yvonne Wagner, Clair Althoff, Diane Sullivan, Jill Baker, Kathie Bream, Peggy Smith, Beverly Millhimes, Dawn Lobaugh, Melissa Cover, Larry Snyder, Sherman Yeingst, Marie Galusha, Jay Crist, Linda Slay- baugh, Brenda Singley, Karen Fissel, Kathy Thomas, Barbara Black, Sarah Burke. Tenor Saxophone: Joe Mansberger, Craig Hikes, Nina Tate. Baritone Horn: Craig Sterrett. Trombone: Edward Horst, Robert Naugle, Jonathan Bowers, Steven Lady, Thomas Baltzley, Michael Routsong, Joseph Miller, Richard I-Iollabaugh, Larry Musselman, Tim Heckenluber, Howard Brady, Keith Cashman, Randy Barbour, Steven Heller, Fred Nelson. Horns: Gail Thomas, Dean Roth. Cornets: Steven Heckenluber, William Horner, Kathy Johnston, Karin Lady, John Bodenberg, Jerry C'hronister, Michael McGlaughlin, Douglas Koontz, Keith Deardorff, Sandra Taylor, Kevin Cooley, Milton Knouse, Daniel Huettner, Dennis Dixon, Linda Smith, Mary Black. Tubas: Gary Taylor, Mark Manahan Scott Brady. Drums: Judy Allison, John Haas, Larry Warner, Curtis Bucher, Matthew Dickert, John Denisar, Douglas Williams, Sharon Roth. , Zll 95nd Junior High Chorus First Row: Mr. Eckberg, Cindy Bohrer, Diane Sullivan, Vanessa Taylor, Kathy Yohe, Kathy Thomas, Richard Heller, Larry Musselman, Daniel I-Iuettner, Howard Brady, Linda Musselman, Wanda Shertzer, Sandra Horner, Karin Fissel, Sharon Guise, Pamela Heller, Kathy Bream, Jeanette Taylor, Jill Burkhart, Retha Taylor, Julia Baugher, Patsy Slaybaugh, Stephanie Bucher. I Second Row: Judy Allison, Susan Hale, Vicki Howery, Karin Lady, Donna Shetter, Diana Wilson, Melvin Turner, Charles Jones, Allen Kime, Clarence- Ayers, David Trump, Daniel Heller, Steve Heller, Sharon Kiner, Yvonne Witter, Beverly Stoner, Donald Guisc, Robert Guise, Donald Taylor, Jerry Chronister, Susan Weaner, Jill Baker, Sandra Wenk, Susan Reinecker, Vicky Jarvis. Third Row: Shirley Houston, Gayle Thomas, Sharon Alwine, Marie Galusha, John Gageby, Dean Kimc, Clarence Altice, Roger 'Strine, Patricia Bohrer, Greta Seemann, Kim Grim, Joanne McKenrick, Martha Kauffman, LeAnne Strine, Diana Cooley, Lynn Keller, Susan Taylor, Regina Schriver, Sharon Starner, Diane Taylor, Martha Showers, Dawn Lobaugh, Kay Kuntz, Brenda Singley, Terry Baldwin. Accompanist: Linda Horick. Jr. Home Economics First Row: Nancy Carbaugh, Joyce Chronister, Deborah Buckley, Mary Fair, Linda Mays, Diane Wilson, Mary Showers, Susan Taylor, Lyn Keller. Second Row: Pamela Heller, Deborah Recard, Deborah Tuckey, Patricia Miller, Vertie Sheaifer, Susan Star- ner, Linda Musselman, Sharon Smith, Susan Plank, Retha Taylor, Mrs. Burkholder, advisor. Third Row: Beverly Heller, Patricia Lupp, Gail Snyder, Sharon Starner, Melanie Martin, Mary Fair, Teresa Warner, Jeanette Alexander, Gayle Fetters. Fourth Row: Deborah Sheaffer, Connie Mickley, Carolyn Heintzelman, Sharon Guise, Kathy Yohe, Martha Showers, Janet Rose, Susan Rexroth, Terry Baldwin, Julia Baugher, Patsy Slaybaugh. Jr. High Cheerleaders Jr. High Science Club Nancy Reinecker, Karin Lady, Jeanette Alexander, First Row: Milton Knouse, Robert Guise, Donald Guise, Kathy Hutzler, Emily Martin, Linda Taylor, Janet Larry Day, Dean Roth, Michael McGlaughlin, Rose. Michael Routsong. Second Row: Steve-Heller, Richard Hollabaugh, Tim Heckenluber, Joseph Mansberger, Robert Black, Lynn Bodenberg, Mrs. Dewees, advisor. Third Row: John Haas, Greg Lupp, Jeffrey MclCleaf, James Cole, Phil Carey, Steve Baugher, William Horner. Fourth Row: Donald Kane, John Nimmon, Barry Shafer, Verxfie Cook, Kevin Cooley, David Group, Henry Tay or. Page 113 inth Grade Sextette Juanita Carey, Sandra Singley, Janet Rose, Nancy Reinecker, Nancy Group, Deborah Tuckey. Accompanist: Craig Lady. Jr. Tri-Hi-Y First Row: Susan Stoner, Deborah Tuckey, Linda Lobaugh, Susan Hale, Linda Horick, Sharon Roth, Susan Weigle, Diane Fennel, Jeannette Alexander, Janet Rose. Second Row: Beverly Heller, Deborah S'haH'er, Susan Funt, Susan Cutshall, Cindy Knouse, Gayle Thomas, Sandra Taylor, Janet Orner, Gail Baugher, Deborah Jacoby, Le Anne Strine. Third Row: Miss Harper, advisor, Peggy Smith, Patricia Bohrer, Susan Starner, Beverly Stoner, Sharon Star- ner, Dorothy Roth, Deborah Taylor, Marlene Miller, Jackie Taylor, Karen McCauslin, Sandra Wenk, Lyn Keller, Bessie Dykman. Fourth Row: Jackie Slaybaugh, Martha Smith, Elaine Fuhrman, Barbara Black, Cindy Bohrer, Diana Cooley, Jill Baker, Stephanie Bucher, Gayle Fetters, Theresa Miller, Linda Slaybaugh. Page 114 Junior High Sports Junior High Football First Row: Ike Kuykendall, Douglas Koontz, Jacob Irvin, Randy Barbour, Roger Stine, John Gageby, Daniel Emanuel, Curtis Bucher, Steven Heckenluber. Second Row: Steven Haller, Robert Gilbert, Richard Byers, John Denisar, Daniel Heller, Samuel Himes, Billy Jacoby, Thomas Baltzley. Third Row: Richard Hollabaugh, Scott Brady, Michael McG1aughlin, Edward Horst, Craig Hikes, Craig Sterrett, M1chael Lawrence, Steven Lady, Vernie Cook. Fourth Row: Charles Houck, Clair Althoff, Dave Donharl, Larry Musselman, Ray Heintzelman, Michael Miller, Keith Deardorff, Gary Fennel, Dennis Dixon, Mr. Moore, Mr. Ratay. J inth Grade Basketball First Row: Ronald Copenhaver, Steve Gorman, George Hawbaker, Randy Heller, Joseph Coradetti. Second Row: John Bodenberg, Scott Wenk, Larry Warner, Charles Smith, Edward McDannell, Donald Irvin, William Rice, Lloyd Uphdld, John Carey, manager. Page 115 7th and 8th Grade Basketball First Row: Larry Day, Robert Guise, Frank Jarvis, Craig Sterrett, Vernie Cook, Thomas Baltzley, Steven Haller, Samuel Himes, Daniel Heller, Curtis Bucher, Richard Byers, Robert Gilbert. Second Row: Richard Heller, Joseph Miller, David Trump, Todd Lease, Edward Horst, Mr. Ratay, Robert Black, Donald Guise, Jacob Irvin, Thomas Detwiler, Fred Koontz. Junior High Wrestling First Row: Clair Altholf, Thomas Beamer, Michael Routsong, Michael McGlaughlin, Tim Heckenluber, Lynn Rebert, Second Row: David Group, Gary Taylor, Howard Brady, Dennis Dixon, Randy Barbour, Steve Lady, Scott Brady, Dave Donharl. Third Row: Mr. Hills, coach, Steve Heckenluber, Ike Kuykendall, Keith Cashman, Michael Miller, John Haas, Douglas Williams, Daniel Emanuel, Richard Hollabaugh, Dean Roth, Mr. Moore, coach. Page 116 .JL SN: 55 ina: 11141 1 in xiii 112021 ioininii ini: 101 1 11 10111 Compliments of THE NATIONAL BANK OF ARENDTSVILLE Arendtsville, Pennsylvania Yolu'II enjoy doing your banking at our full service commercial bank. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Best Wishes KANE'S LAWN MOWER SERVICE Arendtsville, Pa. 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Dairy Products Distributor, Ben Frey Phone: 677-8068 BIGLERVILLE HARDWARE I u WG9ner s . Station Phone: 677-7515 Firestone Tires, Auto and A' B' Leinart' Proprietor Home Supplies Good Used Cars ARENDTSVILLE GARAGE Glenn Hoke, Proprietor . . ' , 4 ar a w k Blglervlue, Pa. General RepAr:rsBgP:'ayersen er or Phone: Biglewille 677-8617 Phvw 677-7415 Arendtsville, Pa. 3110101 1101019 1 01010 1 vin Page 123 ENSMINGER'S Official Photographer for Biglerville High School Class of '66 Second and Walnut Street Harrisburg, Pa. 111 it ini vi iii iuiui 11011111 K U H N TRANSPORTATION CO., INC. Gardners, Pa, HARTZEL'S BAKERY Clifford Hortzel, Proprietor Bread - Rolls - Cakes - Groceries Phone: 677-7020 lSince 18821 COFFMAN - FISHER DEPARTMENT STORE Always Good Value Gettysburg, Pa. THOMAS BROTH ERS COUNTRY STORE Described in Saturday Evening Post Biglerville, Pa. DONALD L. FETTERS FRUIT FARM Gardners R. D. 2 Phone: 677-7776 Wholesale and Retail BLACK'S WELDING SHOP Electric and Acetylene Welding Portable Equipment Ornamental Railings Steel Clothes Posts Phone: 677-7518 Compliments of RICE FRUIT COMPANY Ralph Carl Compliments of TAYLOR BROS. GROCERY Complete Food Market Phone: Biglerville 677-8010 S. RAY SHETTER NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Auto 0 Fire ' Theft Phone: 677-7011 1010111 ini 1 1:1 111nioiu101u1011I1uiuiininiu-10111101mini Page 124 in-112:11 it 1li1201011r1n10inioqblrillioiuioini:ini ini Z M U S S E L M A N ' S QUALITY Fool: PRoDuc'rs Applesauce Apple Butter Canned Apples Tomato Juice 81 Puree Asparagus Cider and White Vinegar Assorted Jellies Cherries Pie Fillings Apple Juice Berries Rings 8: Crabapples MUSSELMAN DIVISION, PET MILK COMPANY Biglerville, Pa. Products from Valley of the Apples Wash and Save Cl' SCOTTEES' COIN WASH Compliments of H. DAVID PITZER Biglerville, Pa. TRUCKING JACK 81 JILL SHOP 17 Chambersburg Street Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Biglerville, Pa. G- C- MURPHY CU- Phone: 677-8147 The Friendly Store 15-31 Baltimore Street Gettysburg, Pa. izyioiniuioirliu-isiirioqaoiniuiuiui 1111111141 i 1 1 1 1 Page 125 Best of Luck and Success to the Graduates Class of 1966 DUFFY- MOTT COMPANY, INC. Aspers, Pennsylvania Fine Fruit Products Since 1842. Compliments of STANLEY WARNER MAJESTIC THEATER Gettysburg, Pa. ECKERT'S SUNOCO Route 34 Biglerville R. D. 2 Phone: 677-7557 Kelly Tires ond Exide Batteries Compliments of LOUX'S GROCERY STORE Biglerville, Pa. Phone: 677-8152 UPPER ADAMS LANES - Welcome - Phyllis and Bill Dayton Phone: 677-8911 Biglerville Road 1inininininin1oilxioiiiininioiniu BENDERSVILLE NATIONAL BANK The Friendly Bank BEN DERSVILLE, PA. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation COOK'S GROCERY STORE Bendersville, Pa. Page 126 MUSSELMAN'S GREENHOUSE Cashtown, Pa. in 2 1 1 miuiuiminiz in iuioi 1910301 1414 1 ioiuixili 1111 1 Compliments of INLAND CONTAINER CORPORATION Fruit and Produce Packaging Company SLAYBAUGH BROS. NURSERY Growers of Quality Fruit Trees R. D. 1, Aspers, Pa. Phone: 677-8342 L. W. and M. S. KLEINFELTER Allis - Chalmers Farm Machinery and Friend Sprayers Phone: 677-8411 ADAMS COU NTY MOTORS CORPORATION 165-167 York Street Gettysburg, Pa. F 0 R D Sales Service Telephone: 334-1101 ERNEST D. REBERT Zenith Radio - TV - Stereophonic Arendtsville, Pa. Page 127 HERSH EY'S MEN'S STORE Tailoring and Haberdashery Opposite Court House Gettysburg, Pa. 141303411 inlaid 1 1 3:1-incur img MOTTER'S STORE Groceries General Merchandise A Community Pure Food Store Gardners, Pa. Phone: Biglerville 677-3839 1 1 ii :min 1 o 1 :ilu 1 :yin 1 0101010103 SANDOE'S FRUIT MARKET Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Dutch-Oven Pastry Ralph Scmdoe, Proprietor SHOWERS' SERVICE STATION Bendersville, Pa. Phone: 677-8072 Compliments of M E N C H E Y MERL'S BARBER SHOP MUSIC SERVICE Bendersville, Pa. Hanover, - PA. Congratulations from the mglervme Menchey Means Music SENIOR TRI-HI-Y SHANK'S DRIVE-IN Ice Cream, Sandwiches, Soft Drinks 3 Miles North of Biglerville on Route 34 Aspers, R. D. No. 1, Pa. CUTSHALL'S STORE Arendtsville, Pa. Phone: 677-7615 Ira Cutshall, Proprietor O. C. RICE AND SON Your Farm Machinery Headquarters Biglerville, Pa. Opposite High School Compliments of CONTINENTAL CERAMIC CO RPO RATIO N Biglerville, Pa. 111301 111: 341031 1uiuiixioininioiiui 11 ri 1111111010311 1 Page 128 IX? HF? J I A M5vyQNA Q Myw Q J yu J P YZ LUhxFQ,, ,- ff gd V' W ' ' AAU' IX U Xbfwlf FQ M vu C+ iq Q' M 5 mf IWLGV W W9 W MAJ 6 W W ' 'Nl ,JA fMj'1K.B MQW? A fi W W W jfx,T3f?' Xkvflm 'QQ ' , vii: MMI M U 'ik l I My mffw' WW W' Dbbnfy X ,y I ,A WQV ' Q ,W f, fwfhi -V ,Q X fi X QL N Ya QQ 335' dex xi f 'Q Q 5 QEQEQQEQ X ibifw fi S 4 S if k gi Egg iq w lynx .3 ii 3 Ngiwimk EEE Q Eg iN,