Biglerville High School - Mirror Yearbook (Biglerville, PA)

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B.H.S. offers a little something for everyone. Our academic pro- grams include classes for all levels and interests. Math and science offer a variety of courses for all. Our home economics, business, and agriculture departments offer vocational training. English, history, and foreign languages attempt to offer something for all and prepare us. the Biglerville students, for our futures. We ponder difficult problems of chemistry, trigonometry, and physics and use Latin III to break down terms in biology II. We substi- tute laws of geometry with equations from algebra I. We try to remem- ber punctuation rules from tenth grade and apply them to composi- tions in English eleven. By going back to the early days of our educa- tions and combining the basics with what we have just learned, we each try to create a mold for ourselves and achieve the academic goals we have been pursuing. Jennifer kalbaugh receives coaching from Mr. Harvey tries to help a student with mathematics but the new rules have Mr. Bushman. him stumped. Jennifer Davis contemplates the science of the library, the Dewy Decimal system, and why so many people have overdue books. 4

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Senior Snapshots 14 Senior Superlatives 33 Remember Whens 36 Class Wills 38 Underclassmen 40 Sports 58 Clubs 88 Activities 108 Faculty 8 Staff 130 Senior Information 144 Senior Class History 148 Parent Messages 152 Advertisements 154 Mirror Staff 170 3

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Earnestly pursuing academics. David McCartney collaborates with Den- nis McCauslin and Alan Kuykendall (top). Jennifer Kalbaugh (bottom left) is stunned but who's to know if it's the formidable task ahead of her or the cameraman that has caused her obvious fear. Chad Slothower compares his answers with Tom Solberg's. while Tom checks his neighbor s figures to be sure that they agree (bottom center), and Lee Ann Eicholtz is 'proofing'' a letter (bottom right). 5