Biglerville High School - Mirror Yearbook (Biglerville, PA)

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 Classes aren't the most important reason for coming to school. Athletic endeavors aren't either. Neither are clubs, the food in the cafeteria, or detention hall. Everyone knows the real reason we’re here — to visit with our old friends and to make new friends. Friendship is very important in high school and wherev- er we may go. Before getting our driver's licenses, school is the place we most often see those special people. Friends are always there for us. during good times and bad. through thick and thin. We can always depend on them. Friends are built-in tutors, guidance counselors, and shoulders to cry on. Without them, school would be torture. Shannon Dettinburn and Melanie Doyle are all poopedout after a pep rally. Seniors. Wanda Lutz and Tammi McCoy, taking a break from their office work. Student Govt. President and accomplice. Brian Riley, beat up 7th grader. Travis Gardner, in front of witnesses. Shawn Wagner. Feard Rhoads, and Barry Roth want you! Kevin Orner and Tim Naylor — the long and the short of ill 9

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Kim Butters. Jeff Leinbach. and Angel Garcia Best of friends. Jenny Cook and April Cease, clowning around back stage. t 8

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The students at B.H.S. have other opportunities to learn besides just in the classroom. Eighth period is a time which exists solely for the purpose of giving students the chance to participate in extra- curricular activities. Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Future Farm- ers of America. Spanish Club. Weightlifting, and Future Business Leaders of America are just a few of the clubs offered at B.FI.S. The clubs this year have changed in many ways showing how the stu- dents are trying to break the mold we have fit into through the years. The band and chorus used a little ingenuity when they decided to put on Happy Days. This was the first musical production for Bigler- ville. The Student Government has been making noticeable achieve- ments. such as soda machines for the students and improvements in the by-laws and traditions. All of these accomplishments and changes are evidence of our ability to break the mold. But I really wanted to play soccer.