Bermudian Springs High School - Eagle Yearbook (York Springs, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1963 volume:

■ 1963 EAGLE PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF THE BERMUDIAN SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL YORK SPRINGS, PENNSYLVANIA Editor: CYNTHIA ZEPP Advisor. MR. JOHN A. REBERT Here stand the doors of knowledge; all that is needed to open them is the will to learn. THIS IS Typical hall jam Studying, Dick? Laugh, kids. Mr. Billett just told a joke! Band of brilliant scholars Yea, team, fight! A phase of social life at Bermudian I could have danced all night. STUDENT COUNCIL CAMPAIGN Good chase! 11 AND FOREWORD Barbara Miller Literary Editor i Within these walls of brick and mortar lies the foundation of our edu- cation. Education is not a book that can be bought at the bookshop, but a learning process — a way of life. In this yearbook, we are attempting to depict the moods in the life of the high school student—chatter about the physics test, the senior play, the prom, or Saturday's date echoes through the halls. By glancing through these pages, you will find your teachers, classmates, friends, and your school activities. We are leaving behind our fellow students and stepping into the future. We hope that we will have the fortitude and courage to overcome those obstacles on our vocational and educational paths. 13 DEDICATION We, the Class of 1963, dedicate this second edition of the Eagle to John R. Korver, one who has been of great help as a librarian, teacher, and friend. Those who have been in any of his classes deeply respect and admire him for his practice, discipline, and his concern for the welfare of all. He has always been willing to help a pupil whether in need of reference ma- terials or just advice. He has been helpful, not only as an advisor to clubs and Student Council, but he has also devoted much time to the production of class plays. His personal attention to each individual has been an invaluable aid to our education, and we proudly salute him. ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL BOARD EAST BERLIN BOROUGH: Paul J. Lerew, Roy B Boyer. Charles L. Spangler. Richard O. Riggs, Mrs. Hazel Hoffman HUNTINGTON TOWNSHIP: Lloyd L. Keefer, Clay R. Snyder. Ralph W. Tyson, Joe! H. Zepp, William M. Lon LATIMORE TOWNSHIP: Paul B. Lerew. E. Ross Koons, Raymond F. Leer, George H. Anderson, Kenneth M. Hankcy READING TOWNSHIP: Lloyd C. Spahr, Melvin J. Starncr, John D. Keiser, Gerald M. Ebersolc, Richard E. Hoffman YORK SPRINGS BOROUGH: Paul Lehman, Albert Townsend. Roger W. Smith. Ralph L. Golden, Donald G. Roemer CONEWAGO INDEPENDENT: Richard Alwine, Archie Pcntz, Harry R Mummert, Lloyd M. Boyer, Howard W. Albright As of September 6, 1962, the State Council of Education approved the action of the Court of Common Pleas of Adams County in abolishing the Coneuago Independent School District and approved the change in boundary lines of the Reading Township School District to include the territory of the former Coneuago Independent School District. Consequently, the five members listed above for the Concwago Independent School District are no longer serving as members of our school board. We thank them for their past efforts in assisting in the provision of a better educational program. To the Class of 1963 . . . On behalf of the Board of Directors and myself, I wish to congratulate each and every one of you. Never before in history has it been so very important to have a high school education as it is today. The more education you have the greater the opportunities and challenges will be as you go through this ever-changing world of ours. Remember and cherish your graduation day all your life. For on this day you will feel as you have never felt before. You have succeeded in something of great importance which you have worked so long and hard to achieve. The best to all of you now, and in the many years to come. Paul J. Lerew, President 18 PRINCIPALS TO THE CLASS OF 1963 Congratulations to each one of you upon this significant achievement in your educational experience. When you entered the seventh grade in 1957 there were 96 students in your class; less than one-half of those students art- in the graduating class. You are to be commended for your persistence in pursuing your goal of high school graduation. Your parents, teachers and the general public have provided you with the best educational facilities and curriculum which have been offered to the students of this area in many years. We sincerely hope that all of you will use these benefits to achieve success in your selected vocations and professions and to reflect credit upon your families and our school. Amos D. Meyers, B.S., ST B., M Ed. Supervising Principal TO THE CLASS OF 1963 The growth of man progresses as time progresses, and no man grows without direc- tion. Our growth does not cease with a termination of public education nor does it cease with the termination of formal education. Many times the direction we take in the growth of life depends upon the education and guidance we receive in our formative years of public education. We of the faculty and admin- istration wish you the fullest growth in life and feel proud to have been part of your direc- tion in your future. Alfred R. Billett, B.S.. M.Ed. Principal 19 FACULTY Dean A. Becker, B A. Lebanon Valley College Western Maryland College English Spanish Press Club Eighth Grade Advisor Betty J. Blood worth, B.S. Bloomsburg State College Susquehanna University Millersville State College Business Education Sophomore Advisor Robert W. Boltz, B.S. East Stroudsburg State College English Reading Pep Club Junior Advisor Mildred H. Christman, B.S., M.A. Temple University � New York University Home Economics F.H.A. Gary L. Crum, B.S. Susquehanna University Instrumental Music Band Dance Band Jr. High Basketball Coach Mrs. Raymond S. Davis, A.B. University of South Carolina Gettysburg College English Latin Tri-Hi-Y Eighth Grade Advisor Samuel A. Ebersole, B.S. Pennsylvania State University Phoenix College Shippensburg State College Millersville State College Driver Education Economics Senior Class Advisor Student Council Advisor David G. Gifford, B.A. Norwich University English History Seventh Grade Advisor Glenn L. Gruver, B.S. West Chester State College Pennsylvania State University Health Physical Education Gym Club Sophomore Advisor Stephen Heyser, B.S. Pennsylvania State University Agriculture Science F.F.A. Freshman Advisor FACULTY Nancy Hoover, B.S. Shippensburg State College English Reading Tricky Teens Cheerleading Seventh Grade Advisor C. Glenn Kemper, Perm. Cert. Shippensburg State College Mathematics Athletic Director Baseball Coach Ass't Football Coach Charles A. Kennedy, B.S., MS. Elizabethtown College University of North Carolina Science Clyde L. Kennedy, B.S., B.A. Gettysburg College Shippensburg State College History History Club John R. Korver, B.A. Central College Millersville State College Librarian Bible Club Hi-Y Student Council Floyd E. McMullen, B.A. Gettysburg College Western Maryland College Geography Science Economics Hobby Club Sophomore Advisor A. Louise Morelock, R.N., B.S. St. Agnes Hospital Shippensburg State College Donald J. Morrison, B.S. Millersville State College Industrial Arts Civil War Club Jr. High Basketball Coach John A. Rebert, B.S., M.Ed. Shippensburg State College Western Maryland College Fordham University Guidance Counselor Yearbook Advisor Robert R. Reeder. B.S. Shippensburg State College Mathematics Science J. V. Basketball Coach JtC c «O- fek , mj . tvV FACULTY Dale H. Roth. B.S. Lebanon Valley College Gettysburg College Huntington College Shippensburg State College Mathematics Wilma Schierer, B.S. East Stroudsburg State College Physical Education Health Girls Basketball Coach Gym Club Freshman Advisor Virginia S. Shatto. B.S. Elizabethtown College Business Education Press Club Sophomore Advisor Carroll C. Slothour, B.S. Pennsylvania State University Western Maryland College Science Voc. Agriculture F.F.A. John D. Smarsh, B.S. Shippensburg State College Geography History Jr. High Football Coach Track Coach Civil War Club Freshman Advisor Delaine Snelbaker, B.S. Albright College Pennsylvania State University Home Economics Science F.H.A. Seventh Grade Advisor William E. Troxell, A.B. York Junior College Gettysburg College Lycoming College Special Education Eighth Grade Advisor Mrs. Barbara Wertz. B.S. Indiana State College Vocal Music Chorus Eleanor Wolfinger, B A. Irving College Gettysburg College Larin French World History American Government Charles R. Philips Shippensburg State College Elementary Supervisor CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS FROM THE FACULTY AND STAFF SERVICE PERSONNEL J. Plank, F. Crone, E. Bubb—Manager, A. Kennedy, E. Altland, V. Hinkle, G. Nickey, J. Emlet. THANKS ARE JUSTLY DUE FOR THINGS GOT WITHOUT PURCHASE - - OVID 24 President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Historian Barbara Wantz ___Gary Shank Barbara Miller Louy Kuntz Susan Bricker CLASS MOTTO: An acre of performance is worth the whole world of promise. 26 CLASS FLOWER: Lily of the Valley CLASS COLORS: Navy Blue and White Fred Richard Alwinc Voc. Ag. June 23, 1945 “Fred” Class President 9—F.F.A. 10, 11, 12—F.F.A. Reporter 12—F.F.A. Treasurer 11—Student Council Ambition: Dairy Farmer Blond . . . blue eyes . . . ’60 Ford . . . future in farming Barbara Bel Bolger Academic November 28, 1945 Bobbie Acrobatic Majorette 10, 11—Central Pennsylvania Science Fair 9—Cheerleader 10, 11—Cheerleader Captain 11—Chorus 9, 10, 11—County Chorus 9, 10, 11—Gym Club 11—History Club 9—Junior Class Play 11—May Court Attendant 9—National Honor Society 10, 11—Press Club 10—State Science Fair 9—West Pakistan 12—Assistant Newspaper Editor—National Honor Society—Student Council—Yearbook Editor Ambition: Doctor in Peace Corps Foreign correspondent in Pakistan . . . always lots of fun . acrobatic majorette . . . loves dancing Wanda Lee Borror Clerical April 24, 1945 Wanda Color Guard 9. 10, 11, 12—Dance Club 10—Girls’ Basketball 9, 10. 11- Magazine Business Manager 12—May Court Attendant 10—Pep Club 10, 12— Treasurer of Tricky Teens 9 Ambition: Typist and File Clerk Athletic . . . good driver . . . loves food . . . cheerful . . . considerate Bonita Kay Bower Academic December 29, 1945 Bonnie Band 10, 11 12—Cafeteria Staff 9, 10—Cheerleader 9, 10. 11—Chorus 9. 10, 11, 12—County Chorus 9, 10. 11—Girls’ Ensemble 11—Gym Club 11- History Club 10—Magazine Campaign 12—National Honor Society 10— Secretary of Chorus 12—Senior Class Play 12 Ambition: Medical Secretary Cheerleader ... a neat petite . drives a crazy Chevy has a Kouy Luntz . Hagerstown Medical Secretarial School Earl David Bricker, Jr. Academic September 10, 1945 Dave” Baseball 9. 10, 11, 12—Basketball 9. 10, 11, 12—Football 9, 10. 11, 12- Gym Club 11—History Club 10—Sports Club 9 Ambition: Draftsman Rough, tough, football player . . . all he wants for Christmas is his one front tooth Samuel Jay Bricker Academic October 8, 1945 Sam” Band 9. 10. 11, 12—Baseball 9. 10. II. 12—Basketball 9. 10. II. 12- Chorus 10, 12—Class Treasurer 9—Class Vice President 11—Football 9. II. 12—Gym Club 12—History Club 9, 10—Junior Class Play 11—Music Club 10—National Honor Society 10, II, 12 Ambition: Forester Gentleman . . . Eagle Si out . . . bashful . . . brain . . . Penn State Susan Kay Bricker Academic October 8, 1945 Susie” Band 9, 10, 11, 12—Band Secretary 12—Chorus 9, 10. 11, 12—Chorus Accompanist 9, 10—Class Historian 12—Class Vice President 10—County Band 9, 10—County Chorus 11—Cornet Quartet 11—F.T.A. Club 10, 11— F.T.A. Historian 10—F.T.A. President 11—Girls' Ensemble 11—Magazine Assistant Business Manager 11—Magazine Campaign 10—May Court Attend- ant 11—Miss Yearbook 12—Music Club 10—National Honor Society 10, 11, 12—Press Club Editor 12—Senior Class Play 12—Student Council Vice President 11 Ambition: Elementary Teacher Brains and beauty . . . musically talented . . . Shippensburg Mary Jane Chronister Academic June 14, 1945 Mary Jane” Chorus 9, 10, 11—Library Club 9—Music Club 10—Nurses’ Club 11—Pep Club 12—Senior Class Play 12 Ambition: Registered Nurse Nurses’ aide . . . natural blonde . . . friendly 28 Shirley Maxine Cornman Academic October 30, 1945 ’Shirley” Drama Club 11—Math Club 9—Pep Club 12—Photography Club 10— School Newspaper 11—Senior Class Play 12 Ambition: Writer Expressive writer . . . quiet . . . very nice . . . soft spoken Arlene Louise Davis Academic January 22, 1946 'Davy Baccalaureate Commencement Usherette 11—Librarian 9—Magazine Cam- paign 10—May Court Attendant 11—Miss Yearbook Candidate 12—Pep Club 11—Press Club 9, 11 Ambition: Secretary Cute blonde . . . likes certain brand shaving lotion . . . shy Shirley Jean Dennis Clerical August 4, 1945 Denny” Junior Class Play 11 Ambition: Secretary Short . . . likes '62 bronze Corvair . . . good natured . always seen with Wayne Vicki Diane Glatfelter General October 18, 1945 Reds” Baccalaureate Commencement Usherette 11—Cheerleader 10—History Club 10—Junior Class Play 11—May Court Attendant 9—Senior Class Play 12 Ambition: Beautician Neat dresser . . . strawberry blonde . . . beauty culture school Emory Curtis Golden July 14, 1945 Voc. Ag. Emory Baseball 12—Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12—F.F.A. 9, 10. 11, 12—Football 9, 10, 11, 12—Junior Class Play 11—Senior Class Play 12 Ambition: Contractor Tall blonde . . . Pontiac . . . blushes . . . talkative Patricia Ann Green General August 20, 1945 Pat Baccalaureate Commencement Usherette 11—Cheerleader 11—Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12—Color Guard 10, 11, 12—F.F.A. 10, 12—History Club 10—Junior Class Play 11—Pep Club 11, 12—Pep Club Vice President 12—Senior Class Play 12 Ambition: Dramatics Teacher Hypnotized actress . . . wild! . . . always willing to try something new . . . goes for Gary G. Alvin Herbert Griest Voc. Ag. March 27, 1942 AT F.F.A. Ambition: Aircraft Mechanic or Pilot Bashful . . . airplane expert . . . tall . . . considerate Barry Lee Guise General December 2, 1945 “Ding Band 9, 10, 11, 12—Chorus 11, 12—History Club 10—Press Club 11 Ambition: Electronics Technician Jet-propelled Pontiac . . . likes certain strawberry blonde . . . voices his opinions 30 Helen Elizabeth Hankey Academic June 29, 1945 Helen” Athletic Association 9—Band 9, 10, 11—Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12—Class Secretary 11—County Chorus 9, 11—FT.A. 10, 11—Girls' Ensemble 11 — History Club 9, 11—Junior Class Play 11—Magazine Campaign 11—May Court Attendant 10—Miss Yearbook Court 12—Music Club 10—National Honor Society 10, 11—Press Club 12—Press Club Co-Editor 12—Student Council 9 Ambition: Legal Secretary Friendly . . . musically inclined . . . likes certain Biglenille boy Linda Kay Hinkle General August 18, 1945 Lin” Band 9, 10, 11, 12—Band President 11—Cheerleader 10—Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12—County Band 9, 10, 11—District Band 10, 11—History Club 10—Junior Class Play 11—Pep Club 11, 12—Senior Class Play 12 Ambition: Medical Secretary Was envious of those who had their drivers' license . . . hand clou n . . . pianist Thomas Payne Hoff General February 22, 1945 Tom’ Chess Club 9—F.F.A. 9, 10—Football 12 Ambition: Insurance and Real Estate Playboy . . . curly hair . . . real artistic talent . goes to concerts Gerald Eugene Jacobs General July 21, 1945 Wease” Conservation Club 10 Ambition: Machinist Tall . . . indifferent . . . dislikes work independent Vi’C Lorraine Ellen Kennedy Clerical August 6, 1944 Kennedy” Dance Club 9 Ambition: Beautician Good roller skater . . . crazy about races . . . aluays late for Mac’s class Louy Parker Kuntz Academic February 16, 1945 Louy Band 9, 10, 11, 12—Baseball 10, 11, 12—Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12—Class President 9—Class Treasurer 11, 12—County Chorus 10, 11—Gym Club 11— History Club 9, 12—Junior Class Play 11—Music Club 10—National Honor Society 10, 11, 12—Senior Class Play 12—Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12— Student Council President 12 Ambition: Teacher Dark, wavy hair . . . green and white Ford . . . applesauce” . . . great trumpeteer Harold Richard Lau General January 15, 1946 Harold Ambition: Business Owner Quiet . . . short . . . ice-cream man Barbara Ellen Lescalleet General March 19, 1944 Barb” Basketball 11, 12—Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12—Chorus 11, 12—County Chorus 11—Gym Club 10, 11, 12—Senior Class Play Prompter 12—Tri Hi-Y President 9 Ambition: Registered Nurse Cheerleader . . . cute giggle . . . neat dresser . . . future nurse 32 Paul Grayson McCauslin Voc. Ag. February 16, 1945 Pete Baseball 11, 12—F.F.A. 10, 11, 12—History Club 11 Ambition: Milk Truck Driver Humorous . . . shy . . . great interest tn baseball Barbara Ann Miller Academic February 5, 1945 Barb Chorus 9, 11, 12—Class Secretary 10, 12—Class Treasurer 9—Magazine Campaign 9—National Honor Society 10, 11, 12—Newspaper Editor 10- Nurses Club President 11—Student Council 9, 10, 11—Student Council Secretary 11—Yearbook Co-Literary Editor 11—Yearbook Literary Editor 12 Ambition: Registered Nurse Long, dark hair . . . world's greatest speller . . . personality . . . blushes . future nurse Dorothy Louise Myers Clerical March 9, 1945 Chorus 10—Dance Club 10—Pep Club 11, 12—Tricky Teens 9 Ambition: Housewife Always on the go .. . attentive . . . always laughing Joy Ruth Neidig Academic August 14, 1946 J°y Baccalaureate Commencement Usherette 11—Capital Area Science Fair 11 Capital Area Youth Forum 10—Chorus 11, 12—Class Secretary 9—County Chorus 11—Drama Club 9. 10—Girls Ensemble 11—Gym Club 12- History Club President 11—Intramurals 9, 10—National Honor Society 11, 12—Newspaper Editor 12—Science Fair Grand Champion 11—Senior Class Play 12—Student Council 9, 12 Ambition: Teacher Intelligent . . . neat dresser . . . talkative . . . giggles constantly . . . studious Lucille Ann Prosser Commercial April 3, 1945 ‘Lucy Athletic Association 11, 12—Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12—Miss Yearbook Court 12—National Honor Society 11, 12—Student Council 12—Yearbook Business Co-Manager 11—Yearbook Business Manager 12 Ambition: Private Secretary Roller skating . . . ’58 Chevy . . . Idaville Road . . . good business manager Richard Owings Riggs Jr. Voc. Ag. December 15, 1943 ‘'Stripes” Football 12—Hi-Y 9, 10 Ambition: Miller Stripes” ... a character . . . good-looking ... a car repairman s best friend Gary Eugene Shank Academic December 21, 1945 “Gary” Baseball 9, 10, 12—Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12—Class President 11—Class Vice President 12—Football 10, 11, 12—History Club 9, 11—Junior Class Play 11—Music Club 10—Senior Class Play 12—Track 11, 12 Ambition: Doctor All American boy . . . enjoys sleeping . . . remains neutral betueen York Springs and Biglerville Joann Mae Sheaffer Clerical June 15, 1945 ,,joM Cashier 10, 11, 12—Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12—History Club 10—Press Club 12 Ambition: Secretary Likes purple . . full of pep . . . pleasant . . . loves to handle money 34 Carol Ann Shook Academic February 13, 1945 Shookie Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12—Color Guard 10, 11, 12—F.NA. Secretary and Treasurer 11—F.T.A. 11, 12—History Club 9—Junior Class Play 11 — Music Club 10—Pep Club Secretary 12—Science Fair Reserve Grand Cham- pion 11—Senior Class Play Prompter 12—Student Teacher 11—Teen Talk Captain 11—Yearbook Advertising and Subscription Co-Editor 11—Yearbook Advertising and Subscription Editor 12 Ambition: Nurse in the Peace Corps West Virginia University . . . congenial . . who? what? when? . . . future nurse James Walter Smith Voc. Ag. August 12, 1943 'Jim' Football 10, 11—Vocational Agriculture Treasurer 11, 12 Ambition: Mechanic Red head . . . attracted to Northern . . . known for Chevys Cheryl Dee Snyder Academic August 31, 1945 Dee” Band 9, 10, 11, 12—Band President 12—Basketball 10—Cafeteria Staff 10— Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12—County Band 11, 12—County Chorus 9, 10—Dance Club 9—Drum Majorette 12—F.T.A. 10, 11—History Club 10, 11—Junior Class Play 11—Majorette 11—Senior Class Play 12—Yearbook Sports Co- Editor 11—Yearbook Sports Editor 12 Ambition: Secondary Teacher Can be seen by everyone in the band . . . alu ays with Cynthia . . . seems to like old Route 15 Francis Luther Stambaugh General October 25, 1944 Butch Class President 10 Ambition: Electronics Technician Fast talker . . . smart . . . long hatr . . . Cassanova P Jesse Kreider Stoner Academic 'Jess' July 27, 1945 Class Vice President 9—Senior Class Play 12—Student Council 10 Ambition: Secondary Teacher Witty . . . quiet . . . bookworm . . . Paw, hate you taught Gloria any neu tricks? Ronald Owen Trostle General July 10, 1945 Ronnie” Band 10, 11, 12—Baseball 11, 12—Basketball 10—Chorus 11, 12—His- tory Club 9, 11—Music Club 10 Ambition: Barber Courteous . . . swayed by Barry's opinions . . . white Pontiac Joanne Louise Uplinger Clerical March 21, 1943 Joanne’ F.H.A 9 Ambition: Beautician Quiet . . . worries . . . shy . . . friendly Dennis Gene Vaughan Academic May 23, 1945 Danny” Chorus 10, 11, 12—History Club 11 Ambition: Dentistry Reckless driver . . a real artist . . . loves to argue any point . . doesn’t understand women 36 Barbara Jane Wancz Commercial July 24, 1945 Barb Athletic Association 10—Class Historian 9, 10—Class President 12 Dance Club 10— History Club 11—Junior Class Play 11—Magazine Campaign 10— Nation Honor Society 10, 11—Press Club 12—Senior Class Play Student Director 12—Yearbook Typist 11 Ambition: Secretary Secretary . . . good typist . . . goes steady . . . likes Italian food and con- vertibles Vincent Wayne Warren Voc. Ag. May 31, 1945 '•Vince” Baseball 12—F.F.A. 11,12—History Club 10 Ambition: Mechanic Hot '47 Chevy . . . short . . . blond . . . partial to horses ... red sport coat Jane Marie Weigand Commercial November 11, 1945 Janie Chorus 11, 12—Dance Club 10—History Club 11—Junior Class Play 11 Ambition: Medical Secretary Talkative . . . loves exciting books . . . plays cupid . Biglerville u ay . . . runaround Linda Lou Weigle Commercial December 14, 1945 National Honor Society 10, 11—Tri-Hi-Y 9 Ambition: Secretary Whiz at shorthand . . . future homemaker ... shy Richard Arthur Wolf General March 3, 1944 Dick Athletic Association 10—Baccalaureate Commencement Usher 11—Baseball 9 Basketball 9—Chorus 10, 11, 12—Chorus President 12—County Chorus 11— Football 9, 10, 11—History Club 10, 11—Junior Class Play 11—Projection Club 9—Senior Class Play 12—Yearbook Art Co-Editor 11—Yearbook Art Editor 12 Ambition: Psychologist Artistically inclined . . . tall. dark, and handsome . . . singing D.J. Cynthia Ann Zepp Academic May 7, 1945 Cynthia Cafeteria Staff 9, 10—Band 9. 10, 11, 12—Chorus 9, 10, 11. 12—Clarinet Quartet 11—County Band 11—County Chorus 9—Dance Club 9—District Band 11—F.T.A. 10, 11, 12—F.T.A. Vice President 11—Girls Trio 9—History Club 10, 11—Junior Class Play 11—Magazine Campaign 11—National Honor Society 10, 11—Pep Club 12—Senior Class Play 12—Student Council 10—Student Teacher 10, 11—Teen Talk Captain 11—Yearbook Editor 12 Ambition: Nursery School and Kindergarten Teaching Slave driver of the yearbook staff . . . always seen with Dee . . . keen interest in the White Rose City A sacred burden is this life ye bear: Look on it, lift it, bear it solemnly. Stand up and walk beneath it steadfastly, Fail not for sorrow, falter not for sin, But onward, upward, till the goal ye win. —Frances Anne Kemble CLASS WILL I, Fred A1 wine, will my quietness to anyone who wants it. I, Barbara Bolger, will Todd Tanger a camel to ride instead of those tractors. I, Bonita Bower, will Darlene Wonders a little black book to keep track of all the boys she meets. 1, David Bricker, will my ability to play football to anyone who needs it. I, Samuel Bricker, will anything that I have and don't want to anybody who doesn't have it and wants it. I, Susan Bricker, will my old cornet to another windy player who wants to be in the band. I, Mary Jane Chronister, will my ability to enjoy Mrs. Davis’ class to anyone who feels differently. I, Shirley Cornman, will Mr. Roth an automatic blackboard eraser. I, Arlene Davis, will my natural, blonde hair to Dorale Starner. I, Shirley Dennis, will Sue Starner a bottle of glue so she can stick to one boy. I, Vicki Glatfelter, will Dorale Starner my driving ability so she doesn't run into any more horses. I, Emory Golden, will Leighton Megonnell my ability to get to football practice. I, Pat Green, will Mr. Boltz some determination to stay on a diet. I, Alvin Griesr, will the ninth and tenth grade agriculture boys a pair of roller skates to keep up with Mr. Heyser when he goes to the cafeteria. I, Barry Guise, will Donald Fair the ability to find low gear in his Pontiac. 1, Helen Hankey, will the junior class stilts so they can reach their lockers next year. 1, Linda Hinkle, will Mr. Crum another student who gets a sore lip so he’ll have someone to pick on when I've gone. I, Thomas Hoff, will all my years to that certain girl from Biglerville High School. 1, Gerald Jacobs, will my ability to get out of classes to anyone who wants it. I, Lorraine Kennedy, will my ability to get along with Lucy Prosser to Vonnie McCauslin. I, Louy Kuntz, will my baseball ability to anyone who can use it. I, Harold Lau. will the seventh graders stepladders so they can see which books they are getting from their lockers. I, Barbara Lescalleet, will Abbie Hoke a limbo stick to keep his girls in line. I, Paul McCauslin, will my ability to graduate to anybody who wants it. I, Barbara Miller, will Mr. Rebert a more efficient yearbook staff than he has had in past years. I, Dorothy Myers, will the students the coke ma- chine in the teachers' room. I, Joy Neidig, will some of my long hair to Mr. Meyers, who is in desperate need of it. (From now on call him curly. ) I, Lucy Prosser, will Mr. Becker another very seri- ous-minded student like myself. I, Richard Riggs, will not bother Mr. Billett next year. I. Gary Shank, will Albert Hoke the ability to count to ten. Now 'Ab” you will be able to charge off the line in football with all the rest of the guys. I, Joann Sheaffer, will the junior girls my ability to keep my mouth shut in Mr. Reeder's study hall. I, Carol Shook, will Paula Lerew and Beverly Kem- per each a wolf. I, James Smith, will Joe Wolf my ability to handle a car on wet roads. I, Cheryl Snyder, will my senior picture to M.G.M. studios for a screen test in horror movies. I, Francis Stambaugh, will be a lot happier next year at this time. I, Jesse Stoner, will Mr. Roth another math class as talented as ours. I. Ronald Trostle, will my Pontiac to anyone who wants a real doggie car. I, Dennis Vaughan, will the school a new bus line. I, Barbara Wantz, will the cafeteria staff a new file of menus. I, Vincent Warren, will Donnie Shellehamer my ability to stay out of Hampton. I, Jane Weigand, will Delores Starner a grocery cart to carry all her books. I, Linda Weigle, will my ability to be quiet in school to anyone who needs it. I, Richard Wolf, will my Raven to anyone who wants to break the sound barrier. I, Cynthia Zepp, will Steve Black my ability to understand girls, especially Dee. WHO’S WHO BEST DRESSED Vicki Glatfelter — Dick Wolf MOST TALKATIVE Joy Neidig — Dick Riggs CLASS BOOSTERS Carol Shook — Gary Shank BOOK WORMS Joy Neidig— Jesse Stoner IN THE CLASS OF ’63 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Barbara Miller — Fred Alwine SHYEST Arlene Davis — Fred Alwine BEST ACTRESS AND ACTOR Pat Green — Gary Shank TALLEST AND SHORTEST Cheryl Snyder — Fred Alwine Shirley Dennis — Vincent Warren SENIOR SNAPS My, Steve, how you've changed! Physics class! Samuel Jay and Susan Kay What do you mean, we look funny? O.K. I look just as handsome this way. 42 President -------------------- J. Wolf Vice-President______________________________S. Grim Treasurer __________________________________B. Hull Secretary________________________________J. Brodbeck Robert Baker Cynthia Beaver Joyce Beaverson Stephen Black Larry Bobb Connie Boone Jean Brodbeck Victoria Byers Rodney Decker Karen DeHaven Delores Dennis James Eshleman Dwight Fadenrecht Delores Fair Donald Fair Glenn Glass Susan Grim Jean Gross James Harbold Lester Herman THE DIRECTION IN WHICH . . 45 Linda Hertz Harry Hoff Deborah Hoffman Elizabeth Hopper Ronald Hoover Barbara Hull Glenn Jacobs William Kennedy Brenda Kohler Marcine Krout Alice Lebo Sue Lebo Dean Lerew Eileen Lory Barbara Markle Donald McCauslin Paulette Mcllwee Joan Megonnell James Menges Donovan Meyers 46 EDUCATION STARTS A MAN . . . . Sarah Moore Clinton Myers Donna Myers Pamela Oberiander William Porter Edwin Rodrock Donna Roemer Connie Ross Mary Shaberly Donald Shcllehamer Bonnie Sherman William Shook Joyce Sowers Stanley Spertzel Dorale Starner Helen Thomas Michael Vaughan Warren Weaver Ronald Weidner Merle Weigel WILL DETERMINE HIS . . 47 Cariton Whittington Wayne Wise Jerome Wolf Darlene Wonders James Hoak and Nathan Statner Sarah Moore Assistant Editor Ronald Hoover Photography Editor Barbara Hull Assistant Literary Editor William Shook Assistant Art Editor JUNIOR STAFF MEMBERS So that the advisor of this annual may fulfill his responsi- bility in commending those who performed well, he must applaud this group for their efforts in assisting the seniors in the preparation of this 1963 edition. At times when the first-team effort was weakened through its involvement with more desirable types of activity, those hon- ored here continued to carry the burden diligently and effec- tively. In an humble attempt to recognize these young people for their outstanding performance, the undersigned offers his best wishes for their continued success. John A. Rebert, Advisor James Harbold Assistant Sports Editor FUTURE LIFE Susan Grim Typing Editor PLATO i James Eshleman Assistant Advertising Editor 48 President Vice-President Secretary ______ Treasurer Representatives _ N. Smith J. Eisenhart B. Mcllwee G. Sauble A. Heusner D. Ditzler 50 K. Baker C. Bedford D. Black S. Blevins J. Bowen S. Breighner D. Bricker R. Brodbcck B. Bubb D. Cornman E. Cramer D. Crone R. Crook R. Davis N. Decker B. DeHaven L. Dennis D. Dirzler C. Dubbs L. Ebcrsole J. Eiscnhart J. Ensor R. Fadenrecht R. Garmon V. Gordon L. Graybill L. Griest S. Griffie J. Hankey S. Harbold L. Hardy L. Herren A. Heusner A. Hikes W. Hinkle B. Hoff B. Hoff J. Hoffman A. Hoke L. Hoover 52 R. Hopper J. Howe V. Hull J. Jacobs M. Jacobs D. Kemper R. Kiner D. Klincdinst B. Leas D. Leathery D. Leathery R. Leer T. Lehmer J. Leinart P. Lerew P. Lerew S. Lescalleet R. Lewis H. Lupp R. McCauslin V. McCauslin B. MeIIwee L. Megonnell C. Metz P. Middour S. Miller L. Moore T. Myers T. Myers J. Neiman G. Nickey M. Pentz J. Pifer G. Porter J. Prosser R. Riley W. Rinehart G. Sauble J. Schaeffer R. Schrade M. Secrist K. Semke L. Sloan N. Smith A. Sowers S. Spaide M. Starner G. Starry J. Stevens M. Stoner D. Summers R. Tate J. Trostle D. Wagner G Wagner S. Wallace E. Wantz D Washington D. Weigle P. Weigle C. Wciser E. Wenschhof S. Wisler M. Williams D. Wolf R. Wolf ’Tis education forms the common mind; Just as the twig is bent the tree's inclined. —Alexander Pope SENIOR HIGH SNAPS 54 Non-smear lipstick?? No . . . no . . . don't do it! K. Airland B. Anderson J. Black L. Blevins J. Bosserman S. Bosserman B. Boyer T. Cashman D. Cookerly L. Dennis J. Dietzel M. Eshleman S. Fair C. Fink J. Galloway L. Gise D. Griffith T. Harbold A. Hardy M. Hertz B. Hoffman K. Hoke Y. Jacobs L. Kennedy P. King D. Kline L. Kline C. Klinedinst D. Knouse D. Komesz M. Komesz V. LaRue A. Lehman J. Lemmon C. Lentz R. Luckenbaugh T. Martin S. McCleaf T. Megonnell B. Miller D. Miller J. Miller J. Miller R. Miller S. Miller M. Mummert A. Myers D. Myers B. Pentz C. Prosser R. Racer D. Rccver J. Rinehart I. Rinker B. Rod rock FRESHMEN Learning makes a man fit company for himself —Young 55 C. Roelker C. Ross D. Rupp L. Schrade J. Sease C. Sentz B. Sherman J. Sipling Jw Sloan J. Smith R. Smith W. Smith S. Smyers W. Smyers W. Spahr D. Spangler B. Spertzcl K. Stambaugh C. Starner D. Starner M. Stoncbcrger B. Stoner T. Tanger A. Tribby M. Trimmer C. Trostle J. Tyson P. Uffleman W. Weidner E. Williams J. Winand D. Wolf P. Wonder S. Worley A. Wooters EIGHTH GRADE 1st row: P. Harbold, T. Kramer, J. Nickey, L. Summers, J. Baker, D. Neiman, C Keller, D. Lescalleet, M. Glatfelter, A. Hershey. 2nd row: C. Miller, M. Mere, S. McCartney, E. Miller, R. Livingston, B. Bloom, P. Robinson, W. Fleshman, S. Harbold, G. Zepp, G. Boyer, M. Fair, C. Nace. 3rd row: H. Pottorff, R. Keefer, J. Hcrren, J. Breighner, W. Howe, K. Berkhcimer, S. Pifer, L. King, J. Hankey, T. Hopper, L. Fair, P. Dubbs. 4th row: R. Frigm, L. Livingston, J. Thomas, R. Robinson, R. Whisler, L. Ahlers, R. Gardner, R. Ahlers, C. Hoffman, D. Baker, D. Sowers, J. Prosser, E. Wickline. 5th row: L. Jacobs, J. Myers, J. Cashman, D. Miller, B. Gruver, B. Runk, J. Lehman, P. Aldinger, E. Williams, K. Miller, D. Hoffman, D. Anderman, R. Lancaster, R. Lehman. IN MEMORIAM Robert Leroy Davis December 27, 1948 — August 21, 1962 EIGHTH GRADE 1st row: S. LaRue, J. Bly, F. Schaeffer, S. Eisenhart, L. Hardy, C. May, C. Garman, D. Koontz, J. Smith, M. Shultz. 2nd row: C Cross, B. Pate, K. Cashman, B. Lusk, C. Anderson, S. Miller, M. Eshleman, S. Smyers, M. Lobaugh, L. Kuntz. 3rd row: F. Reever, M. Leas, J. Kline, P. Guise, M. Townsend, F. Pifer, C Aughinbaugh, G. Scott, L. Leer, W. Kuykendall, D. Livingston. 4th row: D. Rinker, R. Grove, J. Lerew, P. Taylor, P. Wolfe, K. Stambaugh, R. Schaeffer, S. McCartney. K. Chronister, R. Chronister, P. Grove, A. Pate. 5th row: J. Waltemyer, J. Lenig, H. Rinker, R. Staub, P. Fleshman, D. Myers. R. Myers, J. Hoff, L. Slothour, R. Stoner. SEVENTH GRADE 1st row: N. Krout, J. Byers, L. Spahr, M. Porter, B. Tribby, N. Leinart, L. Hopper, B. Hershey, D. Williams, J. Waltemyer, Mr. Gifford. 2nd row: R. Bass, D. Stoudt, D. Smyers, J. Chronister, A. Weidner, G. Knouse, M. McCauslin, J. Fink, S. Row, I. Tanner, P. Kennedy, A. Fadenrecht. 3rd row: G. Stoner, J. Cookerly, L. Garman, G. McCauslin, D. Washington, M. Hoff, M. Emig, D. Bream, D. Zepp, S. Roelker, C. Brown, B. Slaseman. 4th row: J. Smith, J. Diener, E. Reese, R. Zook, J. Wampler, J. Leer, T. Smyers, G. Black, G. Shank, R. Doherty, J. Griffie, D. Griffie, SEVENTH GRADE n, K. Frigm, S. Starry, J. Leathery, F. Helm, L. Plank, B. Wagner, N. nd row: J. Miller, C Cruz, L. r, B. Stauffer, D. Wert, K. Lenig, Weaver, S. Bosserman, J. Wolfe, 'arner. 3rd row: J. Bosserman, J. Leathery, W. Myers, W. Robinson, J. Fair, S. Tate, J. Baker, J. Hoffman, Z. Hinkle, R. Davis, G. Ebersole, S. Bobb, R. Mummert. 4th row: T. Baker, P. Nye, B. Knott, T. Weiser, M. Gracey, R. Weaver, C. Starncr, C. Trimmer, T. Asper, R. Lory, B. Faircloth, S. Baker, R. Myers. 60 ACT a a a MISS YEARBOOK - 63 Four, attractive, senior girls were selected by the yearbook staff to be contestants in a Miss Yearbook” contest. In order to vote, the students were asked to place coins in the containers which were placed below the pictures of the girls. After one week of cam- paigning, the coins were counted; Susan Bricker, a pretty, blue-eyed, brunette was chosen. She has been a member of the National Honor Society for the past two years. Susan has also been a May Court attendant. This year she is presi- dent of the Press Club and the historian of her graduating class. Her hobbies include: ice skating, swimming, read- ing, and dancing. Susan’s ambition is to become an ele- mentary teacher, and she has already been accepted at Shippensburg State College. We hope that the future Miss Year- book will be able to carry her title as admirably as Susan. 63 1963 EAGLE STAFF Richard Wolf Art Editor Lucille Prosser Business Manager Ronald Hoover Photography Editor Barbara Hull Assistant Ltterary Editor William Shook Assistant Art Editor Deadlines . . . discouragement . . . headaches . . . tears . . . SATISFACTION Yes, all of these are part of the huge task of producing a yearbook! The book is always prepared with the most critical viewer in mind, and each edition is planned as an improvement over all those which have gone before The 1963 Eagle staff worked diligently and long in order to achieve the goal of providing a memory book for the student body and a public-relations medium for the community. Even though those pictured here looked upon some of their tasks as being insurmountable, in the final analysis all agreed that their labors were not in vain; we hope that you agree. JOHN A. REBERT —Advisor Sarah Moore Barbara Miller Assistant Editor Literary Editor We, the members of the 1963 Eagle staff, wish to express our sincere ap- preciation and thanks for all the time and patience Mr. John Robert has put into this yearbook as our advisor. Mr. Rebert has helped us produce a fine yearbook we can all be proud of. A yearbook filled with memories for the staff and the student body. We wish him all possible success in the future. CYNTHIA A. ZEPP —Editor Susan Grim Typing Editor lames Eshlcman Assistant Ad Editor Cheryl Snyder Sports Editor 64 STUDENT COUNCIL 1st row: Mr. Korver, F. Alwine, L. Kuntz, L. Prosser, J. Neidig, Mr. Ebersole. 2nd row: M. Eshleman, B. Lusk, L. Hoover, B. Hull, A. Heusner, C. Hoffman. 3rd row: P. Kennedy, J. Griffic, J. Eshlman, J. Wolf, D. Wolf, B. Stoner. An alloted number of elected representatives from each class, with their faculty advisors, form the Student Council; this group meets periodically to plan for student participation in the man- agement of school activities. Some of the aims and objectives of the Council are: to schedule class and club activities, to promote cooperation between students and faculty, and to seek solutions to problems in school citizenship. This year's projects included the purchase of science-fair medals and the establishment of a suggestion box for the school. PRESIDENT Louy Kuntz SENIOR BAND 1st row: C. Shook, K. Cashman, L. Kennedy, B. Kemper, C. Snyder, P. Lcrew, A. Heusner, J. Bowen, P. Green. 2nd row: J. Hoffman, B. Hoff, D. Roemer, L. Hinkle, D. Wonders, S. Moore, L. Hoover, E. Cramer, B. Bubb, D. Hoffman, M. Krout. 3rd row: P. Harbold, C. Hoffman, R. Wolf, S. Worley, S. Fair, D. Fadenrecht, T. Hopper, R. Hopper, C. Zepp. 4th row: G. Boyer, B. Bower, D. Myers, B. Lusk, B. Guise, L. Kuntz, S. Black, S. Bricker, R. Hoover, C. Weiser, P. Lcrew. 5th row: D. Klinedinst, G. Sauble, E. Williams, D. Ditzler, M. Townsend, D. Hoffman, J. Sowers, B DeHavcn, B. Mcllwee, Mr. Crum. 6th row: R. Trostle. D. Wolf, P. Guise, T. Harbold, P. Taylor. M. Williams, P. Middour, S. Bricker. 7th row: P. Mcllwee. B. Boyer, J. Wolf. 66 1st row: L Kuntz, S. Bricker, P. Green, C. Snyder, C. Shook, L. Hinkle, S. Bricker, B. Bower. 2nd row: R. Trostle, B. Guise, C. Zepp. MAJORETTES A. Hcusncr, B. Kemper, C. Snyder, P. Lerew, L. Kennedy. BAND - PARENT OFFICERS J. Zepp, R_ Myers, H. Moore, R. Boyer. DISTRICT BAND - 1963 R. Hoover, B. Boyer, C. Zepp, L. Hinkle, D. Wonders, S. Moore. 67 SENIOR CHORUS I 1st row: J. Trostle, S. Wallace, V. Byers, C. Zepp, M. Jacobs, D. Fadenrecht, L. Kunt2, D. Vaughan, R. Hoover, C Snyder, D. Hoffman, L. Ebersole, B. DeHaven, C Ross, R. Fadenrecht, D. Wonders, Mrs. Wertz. 2nd row: S. Bricker, L. Sloan, A Hikes, B. Bower, B. Lescalleet, P. MeIIwee, S. Black, J. Wolf, K. DeHaven, D. Roemer, M. Chronister, J. Sheaffer, J. Weigand, H. Hankey, J. Beaverson. 3rd row: B. Sherman, G. Starry, B. Bubb, B. Guise. R. Trostle, G. Shank, R. Riggs, R. Wolf, C. Beaver, B Mcllwee, C. Shook, J. Bowen, L. Graybill, V. Gordon. 4th row: S. Breighner. M. Shaberly, S. Miller, S. Bricker, K. Baker, J. Bedford, J. Sowers, C. Boone, B. Kohler, S. Grim, L Dennis. 5th row: P. Oberlander, B. Miller, E. Hopper, R. Riley, D. Cornman, G. Sauble, L. Hinkle, P. Green, J. Neidig. 1st row: B. Miller, S. Bricker, L. Hinkle, H. Hankey, C. Shook, J. Weigand, Mrs. Wertz. 2nd row: B. Bower, B. Lescalleet, P. Green, C. Zepp, C. Snyder, J. Neidig, J. Sheaffer, M. Chronister. 3rd row: L. Kuntz, S. Bricker, B. Guise, R. Trostle, R. Riggs, G. Shank, R. Wolf, D. Vaughan. JUNIOR CHORUS 1st row: P. Harbold, J. Bosserman, J. Diehl, R. Bass, D. Anderman. M. Emig, G. Ebersole, S. Worley, S. Harbold, Mrs. Wertz. 2nd row: I. Tanner G. Zepp. A. Hershey, N. Leinart, J. Lerew, B. Boyer, D. Myers, S. LaRuc, J. Fink, S. Row, D. Zepp. 3rd row: G. Boyer, M. Metz, L. Kuntz, P. Kennedy, A. Fadenrecht, M. Glatfelter, J. Hankey, J. Sloan, B. Sherman, D. Starner, M, Eshleman. 4th row: J. Rinehart J. Miller, C. Ross, C. Roelker, B. Spertzel, B. Hershey, S. Roelker. 1st row: E. Miller, L. Summers, J. Miller, J. Weigand, S. Bricker, Mr. Becker. 2nd row: L. Kuntz, M. Fair, K. Cashman, T. Lehmer, T. Myers, G. Wagner, Mrs. Sharto. 3rd row: S. McCartney, D. Ditzler, R. Davis, J. Prosser, J. Sloan, B. Sherman, J. Miller. 4th row: H. Hankey, J. Sheaffer, L. Weigle, A. Davis. 69 BIBLE CLUB 1st row: R. Fadenrecht, L. King, R. Zook, B. Stoner, G. Stoner, J. Trostle. 2nd row: Mr. Korvcr, M. Stoner, J. Stoner, C. Miller, P. Harbold, J. Nickey. s A F E T Y P A T R O L 70 1st row: J. Breighner, P. Lerew, K. Stambaugh, G. Nickey, J. Prosser, G. Starry, P. Fleshman, D. Griffith, J. Kline. 2nd row: J. Howe, D. KJinedinst, S. Harbold, S. Griffie, J. Sowers, C. Ross, R. Livingston, J. Neidig. 3rd row: R. Luckenbaugh, C. Lentz, K. Altland, B. Boyer, C. Klinedinst, P. Wolfe, P. Guise. HI-Y Mr. Korver, E. Cramer, K. Baker, R. Crook, J. Eisenhart, B. Leas. F. F. A. 1st row: E. Golden. H. Hoff. L. Bobb. F. Alwine. R Riggs. 2nd row: Mr Slothour. G. Porter, L. Herman, D. Shellehamer. W. Porter, D. Lerew. P McCauslin, Mr. Heyser. 3rd row: W. Weaver, J. Hoak, E. Wantz, C. Myers, G. Jacobs, J. Jacobs, A. Griest. 71 TRI HI-Y lsr row: D. Wonders, K. DeHaven, P. Mcllwee, N. Decker, D. Hoffman, J. Ensor. 2nd row: D. Leathery, S. Wallace, L. Ebersole, B. Mcllwee. 3rd row: S. Miller, C. Boone, B. DeHaven. 72 1st row: J. Leathery, D. Cookerly, L. Livingston, A. Hershey, G. Boyer, D. Starner, S. Starry. 2nd row: D. Spangler, M. Glatfelter, S. Miller, S. Smyers, D. Wert, B. Lerew, G. Zepp, Miss Hoover. SENIOR HIGH F. H. A. 1st row: A. Myers, D. Fair, H. Thomas, V. Byers, P. Oberlander, B. Anderson, Miss Christman. 2nd row: Miss Snelbaker, C. Ross, J. Megonnell, C. Beaver, B. Kohler, C. Ross, J. Sowers, J. Winand. JUNIOR HIGH F. H. A. 1st row: B. Stoneberger, L. Wonder, Miss Snelbaker, Miss Christman. 2nd Harbold, B. Stauffer, M. Porter. 3rd LaRue, T. Hopper. 4th row: C. Prosser, D. Kline, D. Weigle, B. Lusk. 73 GYM CLUB 1st row: C. Metz, J. Hankey, A. Heusner, S. Spaidc,, B. Hoff, R. Hopper. I. Tanner, A. Sowers, A_ Hikes, S. Bosserman. 2nd row: M. Emig, J. Chronister, L. Garman, G. McCauslin, L. Myers, P. Nye, J. Breighner, R. Keefer, J. Cashman, B. Runk, S. Bobb, J. Wampler. 3rd row: Miss Shierer, D. Myers, S. Fair, M. Trimmer, J. Rinehart, P. Uffleman, L. Fair, C. Gross, J. Fink, D. Williams, S. Blevins, Mr. Gruver. 4th row: T. Harbold, R. McCauslin, D. Shellehamer, L. Hoover, T. Myers, W. Weidner, J. Kline, R. Lehman, J. Prosser, J. Myers, R. Myers. 3th row: L. Megonnell, J. Schaeffer, S Harbold, S. Bricker, D. Bricker, D. Leathery, E. Wenschhof, D. Crone, J. Smith, T.Tanger. 6th row: S. Black, R. Hoover, J. Wolf, J. Eshleman, J. Bedford. W. Weaver. 74 1st row: R. Chronister, L. Leer, R. Gardner, R. Schaeffer, A. Pate 2nd row: J. Herren, G. Scott, L. Ahlcrs, R. Frigm, J. Fair, W. Howe, B. Knott, M. Slothour. 3rd row: D. Hoffman, M. Leas, K. Stambaugh, M. Weigle, R. Decker, P. Middour, M. Komesz, J. Waltemyer, D. Klincdinst. CIVIL WAR CLUB 1st row: D. Rupp, P. Doherty, R. Bass, J. Smith, L. Kennedy, S. Worley, C. Brown, P. Kennedy, B. Slaseman, S. Roelker. 2nd row: R. Smith, A. Tribby, C. Nacc, D. Wolf, B. Hoffman, W. Jacobs, J. Smith, C. Ross, L. Thomas, J. Wolfe, K. Lenig, D. Zepp. 3rd row: B. Boyer, D. Myers, J. Bosscrman, B. Spertzel, C. Roelker, K Airland. C. Lentz, G. Ebersole, J. Baker, J Hoffman, D. Baker, M. McCauslin, Mr. Smarsh. 4th row: D. Livingston, L. Ahlers, C. Sentz, J. Sease, S. McCleaf, A. Lehman, J. Diehl, W. Hoff, G. Black, D Smyers. T. Smyers, S. Miller, J. Hoffman. 3th row: D. Griffie, D. Bream, L. Schrade, R. Lucken- baugh, R. Miller, B. Miller, G. Shank, K. Hoke, W. Spahr, D Reever, J. Lemmon. 6th row: F. Reever, D. Komesz, W. Smyers, J. Griffie, D. Andcrman, J. Thomas, C. Aughinbaugh, T. Weiser, E. Williams, P. Aldinger, D. Miller, P. Grove. 7th row: J. Diener, P. Taylor, M. Townsend, P. Guise, K. Miller, R. Lancaster, J. Lerew, R. Grove, S. Tate, R. Mummert, L. Slothour. R. Myers. 8th row: J. Hohnson, R. Racer, P. Fleshman, M. Mummert, S Eisenhart, M. Hertz, V. La Rue, R. Schrade. 75 B” CLUB 1st row: C. Zepp, G. Starry, L. Hinkle, C. Shook, P. Green, J. Brodbcck, J. Gross, V. Gordon, L. Dennis, L. Gray bill. 2nd row: Mr. Kemper, D. Roemer, C Beaver, M. Krout, B. Hull, J. Neidig, D. Starner, M. Chronister, G Snyder, Mr. Boltz. 3rd row: W Fleshman, E. Hopper, D. Myers, W. Borror, L. Prosser, V. Byers, S. Grim. S. Moore, A. Lebo, S. Lebo. 4th row: L. Gricst, B. Wantz, K. Cashman, P. Lerew, A Heusner, S. Wisler, V Hull, B. Bower, L. Hertz, B. Rodrock. 5th row: D. Griffie, B. Lancaster, L. Kuntz, G. Shank, D. Wolf, D. Brickcr, E. Golden, L. Sloan, B. Sherman, J. Beaverson, J. Megonnell. L I B R A R Y 76 1st row: S. Starry, J. Baker, D. Neiman, B. Pate, C. Keller, J. Trostle, I. Tanner, S. Roelker, Mrs. Miller, Mr. Korver. 2nd row: J. Leathery, J. Smith. R. Bass, R. Doherty, J. Byers, N. Krout, N. Pentz, K. Lenig, D. Wert, L. Summers, C. Ross. 3rd row: J. Waltemyer, J. Baker, G. Ebersole, R. Zook, E. Reese, D. Weigle, D. Williams. M. Metz, C. Miller, B. Spertzel, C Roelker. 4th row: H. Pottorff, J. Leathery, B. Kemper, C. Dubbs, D. Leathery, B. Wantz, D. Myers, B. Wagner, N. Leinart. K. Stambaugh, T. Martin, C. Starner. 5th row: E. Wenchhoff, P. Middour, R. Crook, J. Eisenhart, J. Kline, P. Taylor, C. Aughinbaugh. 6th row: T. Harbold, M. Hertz, W. Weidner, P. Fleshman, B. Gruver, J. Lenig, R. Ahlers. c L U B NURSES’ CLUB J. Trostle, S. Brcighner, N. Smith, L. Moore, L. Hardy. 1st row: J. Ensor, B. Bubb, A. Heusner, D. Wonders, C Shook, J. Neidig. 2nd row: Mr. Meyers, L. Griest, G. Starry, M. Krout, P. Green. 3rd row: N. Decker, D. Roemer, P. Lerew, B. Hull, D. Hoffman. 4th row: L. Ebersole, D. Starner, J. Stoner, L. Kuntz. 5th row: S. Miller, E. Hopper, G Zepp, G. Shank. G Snyder. 77 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1st row: J. Harbold, E. Hopper, B. Miller, J. Neidig, S. Grim, L. Kuntz. 2nd row: H. Hankcy, S. Bricker, S. Bricker, L. Prosser, L. Weigle. 3rd row: J. Eshlcman, D. Wonders, M. Krout, B. Hull, S. Moore, J. Stoner. A GREAT HONOR Ronald Crook and James Eisenhart meeting with Assemblyman James Bowman and Senator George Wade during the State Hi-Y Legislature sessions at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. HONORABLE WORK Mrs. Davis and Mr. Billett presenting the National Council of Teachers of Eng- lish certificate to Joy R. Neidig. 78 80 ATHLETICS DOWN . . . READY ... SET . FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Barbara Lescalleet. Captain Joann Bowen Linda Dennis 82 Karen DeHaven Vivian Gordon Jackie Waltemyer The football cheerleaders possessed plenty of enthusiasm and were willing to offer their best efforts in cheering for the team. Most of the girls were new entries to the varsity squad this year, but their outstand- ing performance showed no signs of inexperience. The girls are hopeful that they will receive the excellent support from future, game patrons which was evident throughout the 1962 season. 83 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM 1st row, left to right: R. McCauslin, J Bedford, D. Bricker, G. Shank, S. Bricker, E. Golden, J. Harbold, L. Megonnell. 2nd row: S. Harbold, D Klinedinst, A. Hoke, T. Tangcr, D. Meyers, B. Hinkle, W. Wise, P. Middour. 3rd row: W. Shook, E Rod rock, J. Lemmon, D. Fair, L. Bobb, D. McCauslin, D. Corn- man, J. Lehmer 4th row: Asst. Coaches, Mr. Smarsh, Mr. Kemper, G. Wagner, M. Mummert, J Smith, T. Harbold, R. Riley. T. Cashman, Head Coach Mr. Becker. W. Weaver absent. SCHEDULE BERMUDIAN OPPONENTS Northern 0 29 Littlestown 12 6 Juniata Joint 0 32 Delone 12 12 Carson Long 6 6 Scotland 7 24 South Huntington 0 32 Kennard Dale P—85—WH 13 40 84 Bermudian will kick off and defend the south goal. So it was as another football season began for an inexperienced, but stubborn team from B.S.H.S. Two weeks before school commenced for another nine months, approximately 38 lads reported for practice. Led by the capable ability of Mr. Becker for those two weeks, and throughout the entire season, the boys at last molded into a workable unit. Although spotting a 1-5-2 record, when they put their minds to it any team was in for a fight. Undoubtedly, their best showing was not a win but a 24 to 7 loss to the Cadets of Scotland. During the entire second half, the Eagles held the opposition scoreless while fobbing 7 points and making an impressive defensive showing. Four Seniors will be lost through graduation; prospects of success loom in the future for the Bermudian Footballers. SENIORS ACTION Brickcr goes for yardage around end. Shank fights off his opponent. Harbold intercepts a pass. 86 Megonnell takes kickoff as McCaus- lin blocks out his man. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM 1st row, left to right: J. Prosser, R. Lancaster, J. Cashman, J. Chronister, J. Griffie, J. Fair, K. Aldinger, M. Hoff. R. Zook, E. Reese. 2nd row: Mr McMullen, Coach; P. Grove, K. Stambaugh, K. Chronister, J. Waltcmyer, S. McCartney, C. Aughinbaugh, R. Chron- ister, R. Myers, F. Reever, J. Thomas, Mr. Smarsh, Coach. SCHEDULE Sept. 28 Litrlestown Oct. 10 Biglerville Oct. 17 Northern Oct 28 Lewistown Nov. 1 St. Vincents Catholic As the school year began, the call went out for the young football stars of tomorrow. Led by Mr. McMullen and Mr. Smarsh these young, fit specimens of the human race soon were a workable combination. Winning a majority of their games (and when losing, only by the slightest margin) they set forth an image of which Bermudian students can be proud. Good sportsmanship, hard play, and the willingness to excel were their goals. Our congratulations go forth to the coaches and the boys for a season of well played football. 87 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM D. Shellehamer S. Brickcr R. Baker E. Rodrock E. Golden J. Wolf W. Weaver J. Eshleman C. Whittington J. Bedford J. Harbold Coach Gruver 1962-63 SCHEDULE Dec. 4 Southwestern Away 6:45 Dec. 7 Boiling Springs Away 6:45 Dec. 11 Cumberland Valley Home 6:45 Dec. 14 Delone Catholic Away 6:45 Dec. 18 New Oxford Away 6:45 Dec. 21 Quincy Home 6:45 Jan. 4 Grecncastle Home 6:45 Jan. 8 James Buchanan Away 6:45 Jan. 11 Scotland Home 6:45 Jan. 15 Fairfield Away 6:45 Jan. 18 Fannert-Meral Away 6:45 Jan. 22 Litrlestown Home 6:45 jan. 25 St. Thomas Away 6:45 Ian. 29 New Oxford Home 6:45 Feb. 1 Quincy Away 6:45 Feb. 5 Greencastle Away 6:45 Feb. 8 James Buchanan Home 6:45 Feb. 12 Scotland Away 6:45 Feb. 15 Fairfield Home 6:45 Feb. 19 Fannett-Metal Home 6:45 Feb. 22 Litrlestown Away 6:45 Feb. 26 St. Thomas Home 6:45 As the shrill of a referee's whistle pierces the air, so starts another basketball season. The Eagles with no returning Iettermen available will have their work cut out for them this winter. Prospects look good, however, with eight Juniors entering the field including last year's Junior Varsity Champions. Two Seniors will see action during the campaign along with these Juniors. By their first league contest the team should be ready to give any varsity' club a run for their money. We have confidence that Mr. Gruver will guide this young in- experienced team far in the standings as he did last year when B.S.H.S. copped the Adams County Championship. SENIORS 89 Emory Golden Samuel Bricker GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM Kneeling: S. Row, B. Hershey, B Siaseman, J. Byers, N. Krout, S. Wallace, B. Hoff, D. Zepp. 2nd row: J F.nsor, S. Bosserman. A Heusner, L. Prosser— captain, P. Lerew, V. Hull, P. Mcllwce, D. Hoffman, J. Gross, M. Krout, B. Hull, N. Decker, S. Grim, D. Roemer, E. Hopper. Dec. 21 Boiling Springs Home 3:45 Jan. 10 York Day School Home 3:45 Jan. 30 Fairfield Away 6:45 Feb. 5 Boiling Springs Away 3:45 Feb. 13 Fairfield Home 7:30 Mar. 1 York Day School Away 3:45 90 Miss Wilma Shiercr—Coach JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM 1st row, left to rijjht: W. Smith, A. Hoke, L. Hoover, E. Cramer. T. Myers. L. Herren. B. Boyer, W. Weidner. 2nd row M. Jacobs, M. Mummert, D. Wolf. G, Warner, T. Tanker. J. Eisenhart, S. Eisenhart, T. Harbold, S. Spertzel, Coach Mr. Reeder. Losing all of his starting lineup which brought a J-V Champion- ship, Coach Reeder has a difficult task this season. Several sopho- mores show promise, however, and a few freshmen could crack the starting lineup. This season will give Coach Reeder a chance to rebuild, and we wish him the best of luck. Remember, you don’t have to play a sport well to be a sport. 91 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM 1st row, left to ri ht: R. Myers, J. Cookerly, J. Wampler, J. Hcrren, G. McCauslin. 2nd row: P. A Mi neer, L. Ahlers, R. Ahlcrs. P. Fleshman, M. Ernie, L. Carman, R Mummert, W. Hoff, G. Ebersole. 3rd row: Mr. Crum, Coach, M. Townsend, P. Guise, P. Grove, R. Lancaster, K. Miller, L. Myers, W. Bosserman, Mr. Morrison, Coach. Dec. 18 New Oxford Away Jan. 8 Biglerville Home Jan. 17 New Oxford Away Jan. 24 Littlestown Away Jan. 30 Fairfield Away Feb. 7 Littlestown Home Feb. 13 Fairfield Home Feb. 26 Biglerville Away Big trees from little acorns grow. Our little acorns, the Jr. High Squad, will someday be the big trees or the varsity stars of tomorrow. Coached by Mr. Morrison and Mr. Crum these boys arc learning the fundamentals of how basketball is played. During these first years, lasting habits are formed, good and bad. Mr. Crum and Mr. Morrison have the task of making their habits in basketball good. We hope you will support these future stars as well as you support your varsity and J.V. Best of luck to these boys; we hope they have success in all their games. 92 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 1st row: D. Wonders, B. Lcscalleet—Captain, V. Gordon. 2nd row-: B. Bower, B. Markle, J. Lcinarr. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS D. Lcscalleet, J. Sease—Captain. J. Waltemyer, B. Rodrock, M. Eshleman, G. Boyer. 93 TRACK TEAM - 1962 1st row: T. Wolf, W. Shook, L. Hcrrcn, C. Hoke. 2nd row: Mr. Eby, D. Fadcnrccht, L. Hoover, K. Baker, D. Leathery, G. Sauble, J. Harbold, Mr. Smarsh. 3rd row: J. Eisenhart, D. Meyers, G. Shank, R. Rohrbaugh, L. Miller, J. Eshleman, D. Fair, R. Howe. On your mark . . . get set . . . BANG!!!” As legs churned and cinders flew, so began another track season at Bermudian. With several returning lettermen gathered into the fold. Coach Eby had bright hopes for a successful season. Numerous school records were shattered, and a few tied. The most consistent performances were turned in by the members of the mile-relay team. They established several new track records while participating in meets at other schools. Prospects for the 1963 season are good, with some returning lettermen and several newcomers to the sport. However, with the loss of Mr. Eby as a teacher, we will no longer have his services as track coach. He has done much to get track and field where it is today, and we hope that he is successful in his new position. 94 TRACK STARS FROM THE CLASS OF 1962 Jeffrey Eisenhart Craig Hoke Tom Wolf Lee Miller Robert Rohrbaugh 95 96 SENIORS OF THE 1962 BASEBALL TEAM Charles Gcmbc Kenneth Group Craig Hoke Tom Wolf It's a hot liner to the shortstop — he backhands it, spins, and throws all in the same instant. The All-American game of baseball arrived again! Bermudian, as many other schools in this area, was vying for the Championship of Adams County. During the 62 season, the Eagles had a very successful campaign, losing only two games one of these being a non-league encounter. We are proud to say that the Champions of Adams County during the 1961-62 schedule were our own Bermudian Eagles. 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