Biglerville High School - Mirror Yearbook (Biglerville, PA)

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The seventh grade shows their spirit. The word Canners usually reminds us of our athletic teams, such as the wrestlers or field hockey players. Ev- eryone at B.H.S. is encouraged to take part in athletics, whether boys or girls, junior or senior high. There are also intramural sports for those not interest- ed in taking part in interscholastic sports. The teachers also joined in the athletics this year when they chal- The powershooters have nothing to fear Tim Naylor shows off his form. lenged the 98YCR Power Shooters. The athletes are not the only Can- ners at this school. The faithful fans, statiticians, scorekeepers and other supporters must also be considered as Canners. The school board was recent- ly recognized by the Student Govern- ment and was presented with Canner sweatshirts for their faithful support of our school 11

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We the Canners celebrate another victory Remember all the horror stories you heard just before you started seventh grade? You thought you’d just die with- out recess and thirty minutes for lunch, you’ve got to be kidding! Now you’ve gotten to know your teachers, and.worse yet — they’ve got- ten to know you. After a while they lost their sympathy for you when your pup- py wet on your notebook and you lost your home work. We’ve given our teachers a run for their money. Do you know a synonym for teacher? Courageous. Could you stand in front of 30 fried out teenagers on a Monday morning when they’re more interested in how much blood was shed at the last accident or the cute classmate on their left? Pity the teach- ers that don't have their own weapons and can’t throw back all the spit balls. Our school has seen its rough times. Sometimes our Canner teams just didn’t cut it. But we always kept our spirit (at least we tried). Maybe your bubble burst when you saw your dream date in the hall or dancing with some- one else. Face it, who would you rather spend these times with besides your friends at Biglerville? The laughter, tears, breaks, and pains (don’t forget the spit ball battles), we the underclassmen know — this is our school.