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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1966 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS FOREWORD DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SENIORS UNDERCLASSMAN ACTIVITIES SPECIAL EVENTS SPORTS PATRONS rf{ihlnor. s Church ‘To. kNOX COVERED BRIDGE - - _ (puniffelfiafu . . . tfcrmiuttnrn, P if;irl f t ufi PART OF PENNSYLVANIA If you have known a grey stone house Spring-bright with daffodils, Or watched pink apple blossoms tint Low Pennsylvania hills. If you have loved a covered bridge Or walked a starlit lane, When hylas made the evening shrill With monotoned refrain. If vou have gathered violets And learned where laurel grows. Thrilled to the scent of rainwashed pine Or hemlocks sprayed with snows, If you have watched a partridge whirr Across a harvest field. Or robbed a grey November fence Of bittersweet’s bright yield. If vou have loved the Indian names Of winding creek and river. You’re part of Pennsylvania Forever and forever. — Alice M. Swaim 4 DEDICATION The nineteen hundred and sixty-six yeartxrok staff dedicates this edition of the Ea- gle to our state of Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania is a land of great beauty, inhabited by many different peoples. Woodlands of stately oak, maple, pine, and hemlock cover more than half the state. Productive farms lie in the fertile Cumberland, Delaware, and Lehigh valleys. Orchards, tearing many different kinds of fruits, cover a vast area of Adams County. Pennsylvania is known for a variety of peoples including the colorful Pennsylvania Dutch, who have contributed some of America s finest folk art; the Amish, who have made their section of our state one of the country s richest farming areas; and the Quakers, noted for their plain customs. Pennsylvania is also known for the dramatic role it has played in American histo- ry. On July 4, 1776, the Declaration of Independence was signed in Philadelphia, followed by the ratification of the Constitution in 178i. On July 1, 2, and 3 the turning'point of the Civil W'ar was fought at the Battle of Gettysburg, and in 1859 Colonel Edwin Drake drilled the nation's first oil well at Titusville. Perhaps the greatest role Pennsylvania has played in American history was the naming of ork as our nation's first capital. Last, but not least, Pennsylvania is noted for its famous people. Among these are James Buchanan, who preceded Lincoln as President; frontiersman Daniel Boone; Conrad Weiser, an Indian agent; George G. Meade, who commanded the Northern forces at Gettysburg; Rotert Fulton, inventor of the steamboat; Stephen Foster, famous composer; and George C. Marshall, Chief of Staff of the U.S. Army during World War II. These are just a few of the famous people bom in Pennsylvania. It is then with great pride that we, the memters of the staff, dedicate the 1966 Eagle Yearteok to the Keystone state of Pennsylvania, the land of virtue, liberty, and independence. 5 PENNSYLVANIA'S LOST VALLEY — Alice Mackenzie Swain It lies beyond the hunter’s farthest trail. This hidden valley, still unknown to man, A grassy hollow, rich in deer and quails A sanctuary since time first liegan For shy, furred things, for birds and honey liees. When 1 was but a lad. I wandered there Through aisles of virgin oak and hem- lock trees. Hard on the trail of a gigantic liear. 6 7 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY The faculty members of Bermudian Springs High School duly deserve the respect and admiration which is paid to them by the entire student body. They use their time, energy, and patience for Bermudian Springs to make an ideal place in which to grow, work, and play. They give to each student an understanding of his responsibility in the adult world of which he will one day 1� a part, and they prepare the student for this life by giving to him the benefits of their knowledge and experiences. Each member of the faculty is always ready to advise, encour- age, and support the various extracurricular activities, such as junior and senior plays, the basketball, baseball, football, and track teams, and the Homecoming floats and dances. The students of Bermudian Springs High School are extremely fortunate to have the expert guidance of so many willing advisors. M; MEMBERS OF SCHOOL BOARD PLAN YEAR Paul B. Lerew Richard E. Hoffman Ralph W. Tyson William M. Lehman Joel H. Zepp Gerald M. Elrersole Paul R. Black Ralph L. Golden John D. Keiser Herbert K. Moore Donald G. Roemer Roger W. Smith Clay R. Snyder Lloyd C. Spahr Melvin J. Starner Albert S. Townsend 1 Richard O. Riggs Roy B. Boyer Charles L. Spangler Mrs. Hazel G. Hoffman Glenn C. Cashman Carl D. Wagner Melvin A. Trostle Frank C. Myers George H. Anderson Kenneth M. Hankey 10 I Congratulations to each member of the Class of 1966 upon the significant achieve- ment of graduation from high school! Best wishes to all of you as you travel the several roads of opportunity which are open in the world of work and service to God and man. In an age which is obsessed with the impor- tance of money, try to discover the value of friendships, sound moral character and genu- ine intellectual accomplishment. Amos 1). Meyers Supervising Principal With the publishing of the 1966 Eagle we are drawing to the end of another school year. To the Class of 1966 1 extend my heartiest congratulations and the l est of luck in the years to come. 1 sincerely hope that you have received the training and knowledge here at Bermudian Springs High School which will help make your life pleasant and prosperous. In the years which lie ahead you will look at the 1966 Eagle many times to check a name, a face, an event: and these in turn will remind you of your high school days. 1 shall follow with much interest the careers of the individuals as they take their places in the adult world. Bruce D. Wiser Principal 11 12 Mrs. Eckard English Mr. Gifford Guidance Counselor Mr. Griffie Math and Science Mr. Graver Physical Education 13 A Mrs. Mom French O I, Mr. Kemper Industrial Arts 14 Mr. Korver Librarian Mr. McMullen Government 6c Economics Mrs. Millhimes Vocal Music Mrs. Morelock Nurse 15 16 17 Cafeteria Staff B. Bubb, M. Albers, C. Ruppert, A. Kennedy, M. I Ian key. J. Plank, E. Altland. Custodial Staff C. Trostle, T. Inskip, M. Hinkle. Secretary - Mrs. Guise 18 ALMA MATER Hail to thee our Alma Mater, Hail to thee our guide of mind. Thou hast taught within thy borders We should serve mankind. Hail to thee Bermudian Springs Hail to thee both red and gray. Here we learn to lx; courageous As you help us on each day. Thank you for the education. That true concepts do provide. And for training that’s unending. As we meet the world so wide. And as we go through life’s long journey. To an end we can not see. We’ll not forget our Alma Mater, In a land so rich and free. Donna Kaye Roemer SENIORS COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA GOVERNORS OFFICE HARRISBURG To the 1966 Graduates of Bermudian Springs High School: Wannest congratulations to all of you upon the completion of your high school education. As you leave school and find employment, or go on to higher education, the temptation will be strong to put all of your time and talent toward your own career, your own family, your own livelihood. It is my sincere hope that you will not succumb to that temptation. I hope that humanity and your nation can have part of you. Your talents, and your commitment to social, political and humanitarian causes, are badly needed by the world into which you graduate. Because you are educated, you have lost forever the right to stand silently as a faceless member of the crowd. America needs you to help build the future, a world better than man has ever known. The world will not be without dangers, disappointments or frustrations. But it will be a world in which poverty and want are finally conquered. It will be a world in which each man's talents are given a fair trial and an honest use. It will be a world in which human brotherhood will be not merely a slogan, but a truth. Each one of you can help bring these things to reality. May your graduation from high school be the gateway to a satisfying and useful life — a life which will bring honor to you, your family, community, and nation. With every good wish. Most sincerely, WILLIAM W. SCRANTON Joseph Eugene Lemmon College Preparatory President Dmytro Koines College Preparatory Vice-President CLASS COLORS: BURGUNDY AND WHITE CLASS MOTTO: THOSE WHO STAND FOR NOTHING ARE APT TO FALL FOR EVERYTHING. CLASS FLOWER: Dorothy Patricia Kline Commercial Secretary Connie Jean Prosser Commercial Treasurer I 22 BURGUNDY AND WHITE ROSES Barbara Jeanne Anderson Home Economics 23 Susan Rebecca Bosserman College Preparatory Barry Lee Boyer College Preparatory Martha Jane Eshleman College Preparatory Sarah Catherine Fair General 24 Charles Leroy Fink College Preparatory 25 Bonnie Sue Hoffman College Preparatory Kenneth Eugene Hoke College Preparatory Yvonne Shirlene Jacobs Commercial Linda Ijee Kennedy General Paul Richard King General Claire Lynn Kirk Home Economics Linda Marie Kirk Home Economics 26 Carl Glenn Klinediast General Dorothy Marian Knouse Home Economics Mychael Komesz General Victor Edward l.aRue (General Annette Marie Lehman College Preparatory Terry Eugene Lehmer College Preparatory 27 Clyde Leon Lentz General Craig Francis Lippy College Preparatory Teena Louise Megonnell Commercial Janet Arlene Miller Commercial Robert Lee Luckenbaugh General Shirley Ann McCleaf Commercial Stephen Alan Miller General 29 Judy Marie Rinehart Home Economics Bettyann Cani Rodrock Collet� o Preparatory Emma Irene Rinker General Christine Barbara Roelker College Preparatory Carolyn Sue Ross Home Economics Donald Lee Rupp Collet� Preparaton Lonny Paul Schrade (General 30 Judith Ann Sease General Bumace Sandra Sherman Commercial Janice Susan Sloan Commercial Jay Edward Smith General 31 Sidney Rhev Smyers General William James Smyers College Preparatory William Jacob Spahr General Diane Louise Spangler General Beverly Grace Spertzel College Preparatory Kay Frances Stambaugh Commercial 32 Carolyn Louise St amer Vocational 33 Wayne Bruce Wcidner College Preparatory Joan Elaine Winaml Commercial Dolores Mae Wolf Commercial Sara Jeanne Worley College Preparatory SENIOR DIRECTORY Barbara Jeanne Anderson Barb” March 9. 1947 Be ridh. FHA 10.12, Dance Club 11. Jodalvn Elizabeth Black Judy” January 9, 1949 Professional Quartet Pianist. Newspaper Club 10, Bible Club 11,12. Linda l ee Blevins Unda” April 26. 1948 Make money. FHA 10,12, Dance Club 11. Kichard ( lair Bolin Bookie” January 27, 1949 oin the Air Force. 'rack 11. Yearbook Staff 12, Gym Club 10,11,12. Jeanette IxMiise Bosserman jeanette” February 16. 1948 Music Yeacher Band 10,11.12, Chorus 9,10,11,12, Choms Musical 11, County Chorus 11,12. Rhythmettes 11,12, Civil War Club 9, Historical Society 10. History Club 11, Dramatics Club 12, FTA 11, Sec- retary of Chorus 12. Susan Rebecca Bosserman Sue” Septeml er 1. 1948 Physical Education Teacher Girl s Basketball 9,10,11,12, Girl’s Softball 10,11, Girl’s Field Hockey 11,12, Gym Club 10.11,12. FTA 12. Barrs I ee Boyer Barrv” April 14, 1948 High School Instnimental Teacher Student Council 11,12, Varsity Basketball 10,12, Band 9,10,11,12. Dance Band 9,10.11,12. County Band 10,11,12, District Band 10.11.12, Regional Band 11,12, Mideast All-Star Band 10,11.12, Band of America 11. Chorus 9,10.11,12, Boy's Quartet 11,12, Civil War Club 9. Gym Club 10,11,12. Thomas l eib ( ashman Tom” December, 7, 1947 To drive in a road race. Varsitv Football 9,10,11,12, Wrestling 10,11, Gym Club 9, Var- sity dub 10.11,12. Iz retta Diane Dennis Mouse” September 16, 1948 Elementary Teacher Girl’ Softball 11, Track 10,11. Civil War Club 9, Historical Society 10, Historv Club 11, B” Club 12. Stephen Bradley Eisenhart Steve” August 9. 1948 Drafting and Design Technology Varsity Basketball 9,11, Wrestling 11, Track 9,10,11,12, Junior Play, Civil War Club 9, Chorus 11,12, Hi-Y Club 10,11,12. Martha Jane Eshleman Maggie ’ July 18, 1948 Art Teacher National Honor Society 11,12, Track 10,11, Yearbook Staff 11,12. Cheerleader 9.10.11.ll Junior Play, Gym Club 9,10,11,12 Sec- retary 11, Treasurer 11, Vice President 12, FTA 9,10,11,12. Sarah Catherine Fair Sarah January 9, 1948 Nurse National Honor Society 10,11, Student Council 12, Yearbook Staff 12. Band 9,10,11,12. County Band 9,10, Dance Band 10,11,12. Majorette 10.11.12. Head Majorette 12. Band President 12. Chorus 10.11.12. County Chorus 11,12. Rhythmettes 10,11,12, |unior Play, Gym Club 9, Historical Society 10. Dramatics Club 11,12, Secretary 12. Charles I erov Fink “Charlie” October 2, 1948 Funeral Director Track Manager 9,10,11, Yearbook Staff 12. Chorus 11,12, Civil War Club 9, Senior Hi-Y Club 10,11,12. Secretary 11, Vice President 12. Larry Eugene Gise Larry” April 28, 1947 Undecided. Civil War Club 9, Project Club 11, FFA 11. David Charles Griffith Griff February 8, 1948 Mechanical Architect Track 10,11, Civil War Club 9, Dance Club 11, Hi-Y 12, Historical Society 10. Thomas A. Harbold Tom” March 14. 1948 Make my first million. National Honor Society 11,12, Student Council 11,12, Secretary 11, Varsity Football 9,10,11,12. Co-Captain 12. Varsity Basket- ball 9,10,11,12, Co-Captain 12, Varsity Baseball 10,11,12, Wres- tling 10,11. Track 9,11,12, Band 9,10, Junior Play. Gym Club 9, Varsity Club 10,11.12, FTA 12. Michael Craig Hertz Mike October 11, 1948 To marry a rich widow. Varsity Football 11,12, Varsity Basketball 10, Varsitv Baseball 12. Wrestling 11, Civil War Club 9. Varsity Club 10.if, 12, Intra- mural Softball 10,11, Intramural Track 10,11, Junior Play. Bonnie Sue Hoffman Bonnie” September 23. 1948 Medical Technologist National Honor Society 10,11,12, Girl’s Basketball Manager 11, Girl’s Volleyball 9,10, Girl’s Field Hockey 11.12 Yearbook Staff Advertising Manager 12 Cheerleader 12 Chorus 9, Junior Play. Usherette for Junior Play 11, Civil War Club 9, Historical Society 10, Press Club 10, B” Club 11,12. Kenneth Eugene Hoke Ken” October 27, 1948 Business School National Honor Society 11, Civil War Club 9, Historical Society 10. Dance Club 11, Hi-Y 12. Yvonne Shirlene Jacobs Jake” September 15, 1948 To be a successful executive secretary . National Honor Society 10,11,12 Girl's Basketball 10,12, Girl’s Field Hockey 11,12, diorus 11,12 Treasurer 12 Junior Play, Civil War Club 9. Historical Society 10, History Club 11. Dra- matics Club 12, Rhythmettes 11,12 County Chorus 12 Unda Lee Kennedy Linda February 28. 1948 To be successful. Yearbook Staff 12 Chorus 12 Girl’s Field Hockey 12, Usherette for Junior Play 11, Civil War Club 9, History Club 11. Dramatics Club 12 Rhythmettes 11,12 Paul Richard King Dick June 18, 1948 To live a Christian life. National Honor Society 11. Civil War Club 9. Historical Society 10. History Club 11, YFA 10. Claire Lynn Kirk Claire” November 2. 1948 35 Bookkeeping Commercial Club 10, FHA 11.12. Linda Marie Kirk “Lynn” November 2, 1948 Seamstress FHA 10,11,12, Treasurer 12. Dorothy Patricia Kline “Dottie” June 3, 1948 Legal Secretary- National Honor Society 10,11, Girl's Basketball Manager 12, Junior Play, FHA 9, treasurer 9, Commercial Club 10, Vice President 16, History Club 11, Dramatics Club 12, Class Secre- tary 12. Carl Glen Klinedinst Carl” March 28. 1948 Inseminator Track 10,11, Junior Play, Safety Patrol 9,10,11, FFA 10.11,12, Projection Club 10,11,12, President 12. Dorothy Marian Knouse “Dotty ' June 1948 Housewife Dance Club 11, FH A 12. Dmvtro Kornev Mitch October 27, 1948 Doctor Student Council 9, Varsity Football 11, Civil War Club 9, Presi- dent 9. Historical Society 10, President 10, Dramatics Club 11, Hi-Y 12. Mvchael Komesz Mike” May 5. 1947 Electronics Projection Club 9, Historical Society 10, NRA 11. Victor Edward l,aRue “Harry” April 6, 1948 United States Coast Guard Conservation Club 11. Annette Marie Lehman Annette” January 18, 1949 Kindergarten Teacher Civil War Club 9, Historical Society 10. History Club 11, FTA 12, Dramatics Club 12, Newspaper Club 10. Terry Lehmer “Terry” May 3, 1947 Reach all my goals in life. Varsity FootWll 9,10,11, Junior Plav, Projection Club 9, Booster Club 10, Varsity Club 11,12. Joseph Eugene Lemmon ‘Bear” September 26, 1948 To be a success. National Honor Society 11,12, Student Council 9,10,11,12, Presi- dent 12. Track 9,10,11,12, Varsity Football 9,10,11,12, Co-Captain 12. Wrestling 10,11, Co-Captain 10,11, Junior Play. Varsity Club 10.11.12, Treasurer 11, Vice-President 12, Class President 10,11,12. Clvde Leon l ntz Clyde September 20, 1948 To be a success. History Club 11, Hi-Y 12. Craig Francis Lippy “Ras November 12, 1947 Physical Education Teacher Student Council 9,10, Varsity Football 11,12, Varsity Baseball 11.12, Track 10, Yearbook Staff 10, Band 9, Chorus 9, Dramatics Plav 10. Radio Club 9, Varsity Club 10, Hi-Y 12. Robert Lee Luckenbaugh Bob” November 20, 1947 Mechanic Wrestling 11, Hobby Club 9, Civil War Club 10. History Club 11, Hi-Y 12. Shirlev Ann McCleaf Sam January 23, 1949 Airline Hostess National Honor Society 10,11, Yearbook Staff 9,10,11,12, Chorus 11, Civil War Club 9, Treasurer 9, History Club 11, Dramatics Club 12, Usherette for 1965 Commencement 11, Historical Society 10. Teena Louise Megonnell “Teena” August 24, 1947 To oe successful. Tricky Teens Club 9, “B” Club 11,12. President 12. Secretary of Class 10. Janet .Arlene Miller Janet” May 14. 1948 Medical Secretary- Chorus 9,10,11,12, Yearbook Staff 10,12, Commercial Club 10,11, Treasurer 10,11, Tri-Hi-Y 12. Stephen .Alan Miller “Hollywood” November 29, 1948 Rock and Roll Singer Civil War Club 9,11, President 11, Historical Society 10, Hi-Y 12. Yearbook Staff 12. Junior Play, Track Manager 9,11. Michael Eugene Mummert Mike” October 23. 1948 To be successful. Varsity Football 9. Varsity Basketball 11,12. Track 9,10,11, Civil War Club 9. Hi-Y 12. David Eugene Mvers “Dave” August 17, 1948 Music Education National Honor Society 11,12, Vice President 11, President 12. Yearbook Staff 11,12, Assistant Editor 11, Editor 12, Band 9,10, 11.12, President 11, Dance Band 9.10,11,12, Chorus 9.10,11,12, Civil War Club 9. Dramatics Club 10,11,12. FTA 11. Beverly Ann Pentz Bev” August 18, 1948 IBM Key Punch Operator Chorus 10,11,12, Commercial Club 11, Secretary 11, Tri-Hi-Y 12. Connie Jean Prosser “Connie ' May 3, 1949 Business Education Teacher National Honor Society 10,11, Girl's Basketball 10,11,12, Manager 10, Girl's Vollevball 11,12, Girl's Field Hockey 11,12, FHA 9. Commercial Club 10,11, President 10, Vice President 11, B” Club 12, Class Treasurer 12, Girl's Softball 10. David Anthonv Reever Dave September 17, 1948 IBM Operator Civil Yvar Club 9, Conservation Club 11, Hi-Y 12. Judy Marie Rinehart September 1. 1946 Seamstress Chorus 10, Gvm Club 9. Civil War Club Musical 9, FHA Club 10,11,12. Emma Irene Rinker “Irene” August 25, 1948 Beautician Commercial Club 10,11, “B” Club 12. Bettvann Caryl Rodrock Betz July 8, 1948 Medical Technologist National Honor Society 10,11, Girl's Softball 10. Girl’s Volley- ball 11,12, Girl's Fiefd Hockey 11,12, Cheerleader 10,11,12, Captain 11,12, Gym Club 10,11,12. Christine Barbara Roelker “Chris” October 16, 1948 36 To teach in the Kentucky Mountains. Yearbook Staff 12, Chorus 9,10, Civil War Club 9, Historical Society 10. Dramatics Club 12. FTA 12. Donald L. Rupp Don” lime 7, 1948 Forestry Civil War Club 9, Historical Society 10, Conservation Club 11. Hi-Y 12. lxrnny Paul Schrade ‘'Squirt’ January 10, 1947 Carpenter Civil War Club 9, Historical Society 10, Conservation Club 11, Hi-Y 12. Projection Club 12. Judith Ann Sease judy” February 26. 1948 Nursing Girl's Softball 10, Yearbook Staff Copy Editor 12. Cheerleader 9.10,11.12. Junior Play, Civil War Club 9, Historical Society 10, Dramatics Club 11,12, Secretary 11, Vice President 12, Activities Council 12, Civil War Club Musical 9. Burnace Sandra Sherman Bumace January 15, 1949 licensed Practical Nurse Chorus 9,10,11,12. Civil War Club 9, Commercial Club 10,11, President 11, Tri-Hi-Y 12, Parliamentarian 12. Janice Susan Sloan fOllie May 27, 1948 Secretary' Chorus 9,10,11,12, County Chorus 10,11, Rhythmettes 10,11, Civil War Club 9, Commercial Club 10, Secretary 10, “B” Club 11,12, Treasurer 12. lav F dward Smith J� y August 21, 1948 To be successful. Varsity Football 9,10,11,12, Track 10,11, Wrestling 10,11, Junior Play, Gym Club 9, Varsity Club 10,11,12. Roger William Smith “Chip” November 26, 1948 Electronic Technician Yearbook Staff 11.12. Chorus 12. Hi-Y 9.10,11,12. Junior Play. Wavne Arthur Smith Wayne” April 18, 1948 Electronics Technician Varsity Basketball 11, Band 9,10,11, Chorus 10, Civil War Club 9. Projection Club 10, Hi-Y 11,12. Sidney Rhey Smyers Sid” September 8, 1947 To work. Civil War Club 9, Conservation Club 11. William James Smvers Bill- May 26. 1948 To further my education. National Honor Society 10,11, Varsity Baseball 9,10,11,12, Civil War Club 9, Historical Society 10, Dance Club 11. Hi-Y 12. William Jacob Spahr Bill” June 4, 1948 To be a fanner. Civil War Club 9, Projection Club 10,11, FFA 11,12. Diane Louise Spangler Diane” April 29. 1948 IBM Machine Operator Girl's Basketball 10.11,12, Girl's Softball 10,11,12, Girl's Volleyball 11.12, Girl’s Field Hockey 11,12, Year!x ok Staff Business Manager 12. Chonis 11, Junior Play Usherette 11, Tricky Teens Club 9, Prevalent 9, Press Club 10' History Club 11, Dramatics Club 12. Bevcrlv Grace Spertze! Bev October 17, 1948 Teacher National Honor Society 10,11, Chorus 10,11.12, County Chorus 11,12, Junior Play, Civil Wrar Club 9, Historical Societv 10, Dramatics Club 11,12, FTA 11,12. Kay Frances Stambaugh “Kay May 14. 1948 Secretary Commercial Club 11, Tri-Hi-Y 12. Carolyn Ixiuise Stamer Sue’ January 19, 1947 Beautician Civil War Club 10, Dance Club 11, Secretary 11, FHA 12, Girl’s Softball 9,10, Girl’s Field Hockey 11. Benjamin Kreider Stoner Ben May 3, 1948 To do my best in math or music. National Honor Society 11,12, Chorus 9,10,11,12, County Chorus 10,11,12, District Chorus 11,12, Region III State Chorus 11. Bible Club 9,10,11,12, President 12, FTA 11. Boy’s Quartet 12. Todd Lee Tanger •Joe January 25. 1949 To be a success. Varsity Football 9,10,11,12, Track 9, Varsity Baseball 10,11,12, Wrestling 11, Gym Club 9, Varsity Club 10,11,12. Ajjjryl Mae Tribby January 29, 1949 Secretary Nationaf Honor Society 10,11, Cheerleader 12, Junior Play. Historical Society 10, (Jommercial Club 11, B” Club 12, 2nd Runner-up for Homecoming Queen 12. Clyde Charles Trostle Clyde” September 16. 1948 To be successful. Civil War Club 9. Historical Society 10, Conservation Club 11, Hi-Y 12. Penelope I ee Uffelman “Penny” April '10, 1948 Pnvsical Education Teacher Girl's Basketball 10,11,12. Girl's Softhall 10,11,12, Girl's Volley- ball 11,12, Girl's Field Hockey 11.12, Gym Club 9,10,11,12, Secretary 12, FTA 11,12, Vice President 12. Wravne Bruce Weidner Weed August 2, 1948 Inoustrial Manager Varsity Basketball 11,12, Civil War Club 9, Historical Society 10, History Club 11, Hi-Y 12. Treasurer 12. Joan Elaine Winand Joan” June 26, 1947 Beautician B” Club 11,12. Dolores Mae Wrolf Dolores” September 21, 1948 Secretary Nationaf Honor Societv 10.11. Student Council 10. Girl’s Field Hockey 11,12, Junior Plav, Civil War Club 9, Historical Society 10, History Club 11, dramatics Club 12, 1965 Graduation Usherette. Sara Jeanne Worley Sallv October 6, 1948 Director of Christian Education National Honor Society 11,12. Girl’s Volleyball 9,11, Yearbook Staff 11,12, Band 9,10,11,12, Secretary 11, County Band 11.12, Chorus 10,11,12, President 11,12, County Chorus 10, Junior Play, Civil War Club 9. Historical Society' 10. Dramatics Club 11,12, President 12. FTA 11, Rhythmettes 10.11,12, Dance Band 9, 10,11,12. 37 38 UNDERCLASSMEN The following was written by an underclassman for this edition of the Eagle. The staff feels that it is a very appropriate statement for this section of the Eagle. We, the underclassmen of the 1965-66 school year, should con- sider ourselves as being quite fortunate. It has been our privilege to experience the richness of school life for a few years. Now our school days are fast growing to a close. The faculty has sincerely and earnestly guided us in the building of both our minds and our bodies. Knowledge has been presented to us, and those who were wisest grasped as much as possible. In a few years we will make our departure. So Bermudian we need never bid good-bye; it is much more fitting to say so long. JUNIORS President - Jim Lerew V. President — Carol Cross Treasurer - Eddie Williams Secretary — Gail Boyer R. Ahlers P. Aldinger C. Anderson J Baker K. Berkheimer J Bly G. Bover J Breiijhner R. Chronister I). Cookerly I). Comm an S. Ei sen hart 42 M. Fshleman M Fair J. Fink P Fleshman C. Garinan M. Glatfclter C. Gross R. Grove B. Graver P Guise 1. Hankev P. HarBold S. Harhold C. Harris A. M. Hers hey J. Hoff C. Hoffman D. Hoffman T. Hopper C. Keller L. King J Kline 43 L. Kline L. Knntz S. La Rue L. Leer M. l eer R. Lehman I. Lerew V. Little L. Livingston B. Lusk S. McCartnev M. Metz C. Miller I) Miller E. Miller J. Miller K. Miller S. Miller C. Mate D. eiman J. Nickev B. Pate 44 F. Pifer S. Pifer H. Pottorff J. Prosser F. Reever T. Reigle D. Rinker A. Rol erts B Bunk S. Sin vers D. Sowers K. Stamhaugh L. Summers P. Taylor M. Townsend A. Veach P. West R. Whisler E. Wickline 45 D. Willard E. Williams G. Zepp SOPHOMORES President — Jack Cashman V. President - Lloyd CHannan Secretary — Joyce Byers Treasurer - l ave Griffie L. Ahlers D Baker J S. Baker S. Baker K. Barl our S. Bosserman W. Bosserman I). Bream C. Brown J. Byers 46 Cash man Chronister Cookerly . Davis J Diehl J. Diener R. Doherty S. Echenrode M. Emig A. Fadenrecht I. Fair B Fasick I. Fink D Frey K. Frigm R. Frigin L. Gardner L. Carman D. Griffie I. ('.riffie j. Herren B. Hershey M Hoff W. Hoff J. Hoffman L. Hopper P. Kennedy G K no use D. Koont V Krout M. Leas 47 J. leathery L. la?er N. Leinart B. Lerew I). Lescalleet G. VlcCauslin M. McCauslin M Marcus J. Miller R. Mum inert R. Myers W. Myers N. Pentz L. Plank M Porter E. Reese H. Rinker VV. Robinson S. Row G. Shank N. Shank B. Slaseman I). Smyers T. Smyers L. Spahr C. Starrier G. Stoner D. Stoudt I. Tanner S. Tate J. Thomas 48 L. Thomas B. Tribby B. Wagner J. Wampler VV. Warner D. Washington D. Weaver R. Weaver R. Zook k A T. Weiser D. Williams 1. Wolfe D. Zepp OFFICERS President — John Lerew Vice President - Raymond Mummert Secretary - Pam Eisenhart Treasurer — Susan McCartney NINTH GRADE ROW 1: E. Wolf. L. Siers, D. Parson. G. Masemer. D. George. ROW 2: M. Rothenhafer. B. Strausbaugh. C. May. C. Ross. L. Sanders. L. Richardson. S. Weidner. P. Megonnel. I). Town- send. S. Phillips. T. Mead. ROW 3: K. Wheeler, J. Miller, F. Rinker. D. Reinecker. L. Shull. S. Swart . W. Stambaugh. B. Me- gonnel. R. Spangler. J. Miller, S. Scott, B. Thomas. ROW 4: P. Uffehnan, J. Trostle. J. Met . B. Stamer, T. Pechart. P. Smith, D. McCleaf, J. Tribby, J. Zepp. B. Wenger. S. McCartney. B. Mil- ler. C. Miller. ROW 5: R. Metz. P. Nye, R. Mummert, P Mc- IIwee. A. Weigand, K. Starry. D. Secrist, C. Whittington. J. Strite, R. Reever. R. Miller. P. Spentzel. D. Wagner. 50 ROW 1: D. Ei sen hart, S. ('ashman, S. Ebersole, J. Kline, T. Leh- mer, B Knott, J. Cunnin iam. J. Bloom, S. Bobb. ROW 2: C. Keckler. J. Gallagher. D. Bosserman, J. Cranjer, C. Dellaven, V. Ghronister. F. Keller, S. Keller. B. Haves, D. Leer, T. Cramer, B. Baker. ROW 3: D. 1-mghman. P. Eisenhart, C. Baker, A. Deiner, V. Crook, D. I erew, J. Hoffman. C. Hershey, C. Harbold, L. Lehman, M. Ec ken rode, E. Baugher. C. Dinges. ROW 4: C. Decker. S. Fink, V. Brandt. W. Lehman, W. Blevins, V. Kennedy. F. Boone, V. Hoffman. D. Lemmon. J. Jacobs, A. Gross. ROW 5: D. Guise, J. Lerew, F. Gorman. D. Brandt. D. Hayes, D. .Ander- son. G. Ebersole, T. Kennedy. J. Hinkle. D. Kuntz. F. Ghronister, D. Barker. M. Ghronister. T. Baker. Freshman Homecoming Float. 51 President - Mike Bricker 32 ROW I: C. Keller. A. Keller, J. Hertz, T. Kisenhart. M. Bobb, R. Cunningham. ROW 2: R. Hill, G. Emlet, C. Klinedinst. J. In- nerst, C. Dennis, E. King, M. Bricker, C. Kennis, D. Blocker, J. Keffer. ROW 3: D. Herman, J. Fink. J. Blevins, J. Kramer, L. Hinkle, E. Bloom. D. Bart ram, D. Keller. M. Hopper, C. Dubbs, K. Fridinger. ROW 4: K. Frigm, S. Holla! augh. K. Gladfelter. M. Deiner, P. Cashman. H. Fry. L. Firestowe, M. Arentz, C. Chronister, P. Bosserman. P. Helm, M. Hinkle, L. Bobb, G. Heyser ROW 5; T. Becker. E. Brandt. R. Ahlers, J. Dennis, C. Decker, R. Brown. D. D. Dennis. J. Blevins, B. Jones, G. Black. W Fetrow, F. Kennedy. M. Knott, J. Chronister, S. Hoffman. ROW I: L. Miller, B. Lippy, L. Leas, R. Wolf, F. Shank. L. Livingston, R. Sullivan. E. Summers. ROW 2: W. Reid, J. Zepp. E. Prosser, S. May, L. Schoolcraft, L. Stevens, G. Miller. R. Myers, L. Weaner, D. Small, D. Wickline. K. Nell, M. Spangler. J. Weaver. ROW’ 3: M. Prosser, B. Reed. V. Sanders. D. Myers, L. Spertzel, S. Richardson. G. Rinker, D. Massemer, C. Myers, N. Leer, D. Lusk, D. Stoudt, A. Slouthour. ROW 4: M. Ruppert, C. Ross, C. Marcus, M. Myers, J. Ruhlman, T. Tanger, A. Lerew, D. Wilderson. B. Pate. J. Parr, C. Shrade, G. Wisler, B. Tate. ROW 5: H. Leer, M. May, R. Weigle, G. Leer, W Prosser, D. Reem, B. Wagner, B. Murtorff, M. Parson, J. Riley, D. Reichart, F. McCauslin, P. Rahe, G. Sauble, J. Laughman. 53 President — Emmert Hartzell Vice Pres. — Roger Trostle Sec. — Lucinda I ennis Treas. - Susan Fridinler SEVENTH GRADE HAR (lSS RS. PINN� Yi.VAM.A 54 1st ROW: R. King, T. Decker, M. Cookerly, G. Golden, E. Hartzell. L. Lerew, J. Brodbreck, R. Bart ram. L. Al- dinger, G. Golden. J. Davis. 2nd ROW: D. Lerew, K. Gladfeltcr, K. Kennedy. D. Keinper, S. Becker, I. Leas, L. Howe, B. Hershey, J. Kramer, S. Fridinger. 3rd ROW: L. Leer, C. Becker, L. Byers, D. Barker. P. Hoffman. D. Ja- coby, L. Asper, J. Gallagher. 4th ROW: E. Allison, P. Grim, D Blevins. A. Hoke. R. Calaman. J. Barbour, B. Conn ley. M Heyscr, R. Fetrow, R. Dinges. G. Kern, S. Hollabaugh- 1st ROW: J. Werner, B. Hershey, T. Phillips, F. Myers, R Sinyers. M. Rinehart. B. Myers, L. Ritter, B. Lehman, R. Boone. N. Knouse, S. Sinyers, T. Tate 2nd ROW: K. Rahe, K. Ilol- labaugh. R Wickline. R. Wargo, B. Wenger, R. Trostle, H. Rup- pert, C. Wolfe. C. Wolfe. F. Myers, D. Anderson, J. Divel, B. Bream, V. Parsons, K. Keller, T. Oh rum. 3rd ROW: R. Bart ram, S. Wagner, C. Mvers, K. Markley, D. Miller, V. Mead, F. Noel, G Myers, L. Strite. P. Oberlandcr, Y. Miller, R. Starry. S. Smyers, T. Tanger, R. Eckenrode. 4th ROW: L. Dennis, B. Shelleman, M. Wagner. M. Mummert, D. Parson, D Tanger. D. Williams, G. Ruppert, S. Winand, P. Sloan, H. Pate, B. Wetzel, S. Robinson, N. Kennedy, R. Meyers. 5th ROW: D. Nye, A. Nell, B. Nice, R. Myers, M. Shemon, D. Stambaugh, V. Stambaugh. K. Wolford, J. Miller, K. Toner, S. Miller, S. Masemer, S. Stevens, K. Middour, J. Pifer. ACTIVITIES Throughout the year there are many activities that offer to the student an opportunity to participate in functions outside of the classroom. There are a variety of clubs offered to the student, giving him a chance to develop his interests. Other enjoyable activities that the student may attend or take part in are: the junior and senior plays, the class and organization dances, and the junior-senior prom. These activities that are so much a part of us today will be the majestic memories of tomorrow. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SOCIETY MEMBERS Martha Eshleman Benjamin Stoner David Myers Sara Worley Joe Lemmon Yvonne Jacobs Phyllis Harbold Suzanne Smyers Theresa Hopper Charles Hoffman Carolyn Miller Anna Marie Hershey President — David Myers Vice President — Ben Stoner Secretary — Sally Worley Treasurer — Suzanne Smyers 58 STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council discusses an important issue. COUNCIL MEMBERS Joe Lemmon — President Barry Boyer — Vice President Carolyn Miller — Secretary Charles Hoffman — Treasurer Thomas Harhold Sarah Fair Suzanne Smyers Thomas Smyers Gerald Stoner Nancy Leinart Steve Cashman John Lerew Anita Lerew Eric King Tammy Tanger Gordon Myers 59 1966 EAGLE EDITORS D. Mvers Editor in Chief J Z«PP Associate Editor R. Smith S. McCleaf Photography Editor Senior Editor D. Spangler Business Manager S. Worley Literary Editor S. Miller R. Bolin B. Hoffman Bovs' Sports Editor Circulation Manager Advertising Manager J. Sease Copy Editor S. Fair Features Editor M. Eshleman Art Editor M. Eshleman Girls' Sports Editor 60 To prepare a yearbook which presents well every aspect of high school life is in- deed a difficult task. This year, the Eagle Staff has taken upon itself the added respon- sibility of attempting to modernize the book by means of slight changes in layout patterns and several new features. Each and every member of this year's staff trusts that we have presented you with a worthy momento of your days at Bermudian Springs. David E. Myers Editor S. Harbold, D. Sloudt, D. Smyers, R. Bass. L. Kennedy. C. Roelker, C. Fink, J. Miller. D. Willard, J. Breighner, S. Miller, B. Hershey, B. Lusk. 62 Tri-Hi Coif Club Safety Patrol Bible Club 67 Nature Club Archaeology Club J3 CJ I' — 2 5 CLUB Junior Chorus Sandra Becker Ronald Fetrow' Kim Clatfelter Betsy Hershey Paula Hoffman Linda Howe Karen Keller Donna Kemper Robert King Dona Lerew Ruth Meyers Kent Middour Mary Mum inert Bruce Mvers Belinda §helleman Sharon Wagner William Wenger Deborah Williams Susan Win and Ethel Bloom Michael Bricker Patricia Cash man Charlotte Chronister Marlyn Diener Carolyn Dubi� William Fetrow Kathijean Clatfelter Michele Hinkle William Jones Eric King Judy Kramer Naomi Leer Anita Lerew' Dora Lee Myers Melody Ann Myers Edward Prosser Gene Sauble Cindv Schrade Lois Spertzel Deborah Stoudt Bonnie Tate Gail Wisler John Zepp Toni Tanger Benjamin Murtorff Rebecca Mvers John Bloom udene Cramer .Ann Diener Pamela Eisenhart Clara Hershey Barbara Hayes Jean Jacobs Sandra Keller Timothy Kramer Daniel Leer Timothy Lehmer Debra McCleaf Robert Metz Paul Mcllwee Raymond Mummert Barbara Wenger Janine Zepp Diane Townsend Donald Reinecker Student librariam Linda Richardson Jack Breighner Donna williams Barbara Wagner Betsy Fasick Carolyn Brown Dorothv Frey Claire foaker Carol May Eugene Brandt Jerry laiughman Susan Winand Sandy Becker Marlin Prosser Mike Ivchman Bertha BIcxjiii Mike May Ethel Bloom Sandy May Diane Small Helen Frey Naomi I eer Judy Kramer David Dennis Rebecca Myers Virginia Mead Kathy Hollabaugh Lucinda Dennis Debra Anderson Kent Middour Barbara Wetzel Phyllis Oberlander K at hie Rahe Judy Dvel Verna Parson Pattv Sloan Fred Rinker Sam Scott James Keefer Barbie Reed Lorraine Byers Delx rah Barker Judy Blv Betty Slaseman Beverlv Spertzel Susan Fridinger Helen Pate Wanda Warner Christine Roelker Martha Eshleman Melody Ann Myers Nonna Pentz Gladys Knouse iohn Baker ohn Bloom Future Teachers of America Cindy Keller Betty Pate Mary Eshleman Gloria Jane Zepp Carolyn Miller Bonnie Lusk Phyllis Harbold Sandy Miller Anna Marie Hershey Pam Kennedy Anna Beth Fadenrecht Bonnie Hershey Louise Hopper Max Emig Sue Bosserman Annette Lehman Martha Eshleman Christine Roelker Tom Harbold Beverly Spertzel Penny Unelman B” Club Teena Megonnell Joan Winand Bonnie Hoffman Darlene Neiman Carole Gross Joanne Miller Donna Cookerly Candy Carman Jane Baker Gail Bover Dottie Zepp Nancy Leinart Dolly l.escallet Donna lamimon Bettv Miller Pat Megonnell Debbie Lerew Wanda Ixdiman Connie Miller Vivian Kennedy Vickie Chronister Anita Gross Vickie (.lunik Judene Cramer Pam Eisenhart Brenda Starrier Trudy Pechart Tammy Tanger Son va I .a Rue ioAnn Hankey rene Rinker Connie Prosser Apryl Triliby Margaret lx er IXbra McCleaf la retta Dennis Janie Rolierts Linda Soahr Janice Sloan FHA (Ir. Hi) Susan McCartney Joyce Hoffman Sandra Keller Ann Diener Barbara Haves Clara Hershey Joyce Trostle Margaret Ruppert Bonnie Tate Linda Stevens Vickie Snaders I'hyilis Bosserman I .aura Wagner Charlene Ross Cindy Schrade Margaret Arentz Sandy May Naomi Leer IXborah Masemer Judy Kramer Louise Hinkle Reliecca Myers Judy Parr Kathv Gladfelter (charlotte Chronister Sr. Hi Y Roger Smith Wayne Weidner Wavne Smith Clyde Trostle l-onnv Schrade Bob Luckenl augh Steve Miller Charles Fink David Griffith Steve Eisenhart Rannv Doherty John Diehl Clyde l-entz Mike Mummert Ed Williams lliil Taylor Ken Hoke Mitch Koines Donald Rupp William Smyers Dramatics Club Sarah Fair Unda Kennedy David Myers Sally Worley Beverly Spert .el Robert Bass Sandra Weidner (Charlotte Harbold Pam Smith Diana Townsend Jeanne Jacobs Connie Dellaven Donald Reinecker David Stoudt Max Emig Dennis Smyers Joyce Miller Pam Kennedy Barb Wenger Janine Zepp Judy Sease Dolores Wolf Dorothy Kline Yvonne Jacol� s Shirley McCleaf Dane Spangler Nature Club Kent Middour Vernon Stambaugh Sandy Becker James Stephens Lynnwood Aldinger Jack Miller David Blocker Jean Metz C!arl Decker Bob Cunningham ( arolvn Dilibs Paul Rahe Marie Wagner Debbie Tanger Robin Starry Michael Shemon I ee Ritter Kathie Rahe David Stamlviiig Harold Ruppert Phyllis Oberlander 70 ROSTER Patricia Sloan Kathy Hollaltuugh Alan Keller Charles Keller Bible Club Ben Stoner Judy Black Carolyn Miller Ccrald Stoner Bertha Bloom nuabeth Fadenrechl IUviik Hid Mum inert Janies Miller lav Miller Billie Pate Mary Ann Mninmert Karen Keller Nancy Kennedy Mary Metz F.H.A. (Sr. Hi) Linda Blevins Claire Kirk Judy Rinehart Carolvn Ross IXirothy Knouse (Carolyn Starner Dorothy Fry Barbara Anderson Linda Kirk Linda King Phyllis llarlmld Joyce N’ickey Sandra Bell Bonnie Hershev Louiie Hopper Mary McCauxlin Km Wolfe Kathy BarlxNir Golf Club Jack Breighner Ron Z x)k Wayne Bovserman Dale Brandt. Jr. David Anderson Steve Ebersole Paul Cornman Tim I shiner Donald llayes Dale Hoffman Ronald Crove John Baker Tri Hi Y Club Gloria Jane Zepp Mary F,shleinan JoAnn Fink Anne Marie Hershev Melissia Clatfelter Judy Bly lXmna Willard Betty Slaseman Bumace Sherman Janet Miller Beverly Pent Kay Stambaugh Cindy Harris Sandy Miller Ronnie Disk Marlea Fair Connie Nace Linda Kuntz Suzanne Smyers Susan Harbold Margaret Leer Jr. Band Cayle lleyser Diana Townsend Gail Wisler Ciary Golden Linda Howe Kendra Kennedy Linda I er Dona Ix rew Ruth Meyers Phyllis Ofierlander Joyce Trostle Delxirah Williams Carl l ecker Marilyn Diener Frank Kennedy Debra Lusk Terry Ohrum Paul Rahe FImie Reichert Cene Sauble Rol ert King Michael Heyser F red McCauslin Benjamin Murtorff Harold Ruppert Roger Trostle Robert Cunningham Karen F'ridinges Jeffrey Innerst Barbie Reed Dennis Wickline Gym Club (Girls) Sue Bossennan Martha Flshleman Penny I’ffelman Betty Rodrock Christine Roelker Barbara Lerew Norine Krout Midge Porter Isodean Tanner Barbara Tribbv Linda Thomas Sarah Bosserman Joyce Bvers Cayle flevser Toni Tanger Marilyn Diener Delores Herman Gail Wisler Lois Spertzel Linda Gardner Pat ('ashman Debra Lusk Judy Blevins Linda Bobb Judy Fink Carole Myers Barbara Beed Lillian Schoolcraft Gym Club (Boys) Richard Bolin Barry Boyer Craig lappy ke Hoffman b Mum inert Bob Myers James la?er Jerry leathery Jay C x kerly John Bloom Stanley Bobb John Cunningham John Gallagher Tim Kramer Roliert Metz Terry Mead Paul Mdlwee Terry Becker Joel Hertz Fred Shank Marty Parson Richard Sullivan Marlin Prosser F'lwood Summers Mike Spangler Brad Wolf Ronald Brown Faigene Brandt Curvin Dennis James Blevins David Dennis Greg Fan let John IXmnis Clyde Klinedinst I eon l.eas L eon Livingston Charles Starner F arI Reese Tim Weiser Jack Tbomas Bob Ahlers Varsity Club Thomas Harlxdd Mike Hertz Joe I eminon Terry laduner Jay Smith Todd Tanger Philip Alamger Joe Fink Frank Reever James Prosser Eric Wick line Keith Stambaugh James I erew Jeffery Fair Sam Baker ack ('ashman Joyd Carman Paul Flesh man Tom ('ashman Dave Griffic Archaeology Club Richard Anlers Ronald Chronister Leroy Leer Tom Kennedy Ricky Miller John Kline Barry Knott Douglas (aiise Edgar Fa ire loth Tom Baker Steve Cashman Frank Chronister Barry Baker (Chester Dinges Gerald Filiersole David (ieorge David F'isennart Allen Weigand Stanley Swartz Charles Whittington Mike Rothenhafer Wayne Stambaugh Bill Thomas Fid win Wolf Paul Spertzel I-any Siers Doax Wagner Richard Spangler Mike Chronister David Stoudt Jack Hinkle Gregory Masemer Craig Keckler James Strife Dan Parson David Secrist Library Club Carolyn Brown Betsy Fasick Donna Williams Barbara Wagner Anita Sloth our W'illiam Wenger Roliert Wargo Roger Trostle Debbie W illiams Susan Winand Kenneth Wolford Karen Marklev Virginia Mead Gary Golden Sharon Wagner Claire Baker Melody Ann Mvers Karen Fridinger Ruth Meyers Judy Divel Rita Bartram Dora I ee Myers F'.F.A. Carl Klinedinst Howlen Pottoryf Richard WTiisler Hugh Rinker William Robinson Richard Davis Dennis Bream Sam Scott Fred Rinker Kenneth WTieeler Bill Spahr Davia Rinker SENIOR MARCHING RAND ROW 1: G. Boyer, D. Sowers, j. Wampler, J. Lerew, T. Smyers, C. Harris, D. Sloudt, C. Keller. ROW 2: A. SI out hour. J. Zepp, M. Emig, S. Miller, F. Kennedy, A. M. Hershey, J. Bosserman. W. Fetrow. M. Leer, M. Hinkle. T. Hopper, I). Zepp, J. Fink. B. Wenger, A. Lerew. ROW 3: S. Weidner, C. Dul l . E. King, D. Rcinecker. C. DeHaven, G. McCauslin, B. Lusk. K. Starrs , M. Townsend. I). Myers. E. Williams. A. Fadenrecht, L. Shull, M. Hopper. L. Hopper. ROW 4: S. Worley, S. Row. J. Leer. G. Black, P. Mcllwee, D. Hoffman. B. Boyer, P. Taylor, J. Deiner. D. Smyers. M. Bricker. E. Prosser. SENIOR CHORUS I i i J ■ _____ y c . 1 1 ( I 1st ROW: B ShernT?NflQPMoan. S. Worley, L. Kennedy. Pf Ifurlxifll. L. Gardner. D. Zepp. I. Tanner. M. Fair. B. Ilcrthev. J. Miller. Mrs. Milllhimes. 2nd ROW: J. Bosserman. B. l erew. B. Bloom, M. Leer. J. Fink, M. Eshleman. N. Leinart, A. HerJta, j fl.tiikev, L. King, P Kennedy. A. Fadenrecht. 3rd ROW: J. Miller, C. Boss. S. Fair, I� . Spertzr G. Zepp, K. Barbour, B. Pentz, M. Cladfelter, S. I-� Rue,’ D. Sowers. B Stoner, R. Bass, B. Fink, D. Mvers, A. Veach, J. Diehl! C. Gross, S. Row. G. Boyer, Y. 'Jacobs. Bneghner, S. Eisenhart. P. Taylor, R. Smith. C. Sr. Rhvthmettes ItOW I: S. Worley. L. Gardener, S. Fair. J. Bosser- tnan ROW 2: A. M. Hershey, M. Eshleman. M. Fair. G. Boyer. F. Harlx l l. V. Jacobs, L. Kennedy. Bovs’ Quartet B. Stoner, B. Bover, S. Eisenhart. D. Sowers. im A L STAGE BAND ROW I: T. Smyers. M. Einig, S. Row. S. Fair. C. Hoffman, S. Worley, I- Gardner. ROW 2: E. Prosser. M. Bricker. D. Smyers. P. Taylor ROW 3: L. Shull, E. Wil- liams. D. Hoffman. M Townsend, D. Myers, B. Boyer. 75 = sc c -c Faces in a crowd. Time Out DRIFTING Stairway to the Stars. Gracious Entertainment. 79 OUR TERROR IN THE SUBURBS ' ! take my orders straight from Hannah Cloud and no one else.” Gee, I like von!” THE CAST Marcia Cloud Delores Wolf Teresa Drake Martha Kshleman Mrs. Harrington Beverly Spertzel Loretta Page Sally Worley Betsy Forrester Dorothy Kline Carla Barlow Apryl Tribby George Mollison Joseph Lemmon Bill Henderson’ Boger Smith Hannah Cloud Yvonne Jacobs Mr. Harrington Terry Lehmer Horace Mason Jay Smith The Body Steve Eisenhart iThurs.) Carl Klinedinst Sat.) Understudy for Teresa Bwinie Hoffman The Strangers Tom Har!)old Steve Miller Jay Smith David Griffith Ah-h -h -h-h h” And who are you bright eyes?” PRODUCTION ()n May 6 8 of 1965 the junior class presented a merry, madcap mystery play entitled Terror in the Suburlft. ' The play revolved around the death of the great scientist, Rodney Cloud. He sup- posedly died from natural causes, however; his widow, Marcia Cloud, suspected that he had lieen poisoned. She had his body taken to an old rooming house outside of the capital so that she could arrange a post-mortem. Hannah. Rodney’s first wife, with the aid of George Mollison followed Marcia to the old mansion, hoping to recover Rodney’s laxly. The old mansion was operated by Loretta Page and her murderously demented sister, Teresa Drake. Enmeshed in the web of sinister intrigue were two government workers, Betsy For- rester and Carla Barlow. Various strangers came to the rooming house including Carla’s lxjy friend Horace, a fussy little psychiatrist, his jealous wife, and a hand- some young man) and tjuickly infiltrated the rooms. The handsome young man turned out to be Bill Henderson, an FBI agent. He trapped the conniving Hannah and her friend. The play ended happily with all the the characters being accounted for. even Rodney. The play was directed bv Mr. Llovd Wagener, who was assisted by two student directors. Judy Sease anti Sarah Fair. The play was an astounding success and a credit to the junior class. • “At last, my Look Henderson, Ia;t me testify for the gov- ernment. ’ “Tell me the truth or I'll choke you. Prince Charming has come.” If I could just get loose. 81 She Walks In Beauty lake The Night. The line-up This year the students of Bermudian Springs High School observed their second Home- coming. Seven girls from grades ten through twelve were nominated by the football team. The senior high classes spent their time erecting floats to l e seen at the pep parades and judged at the game. The pep parades took place on Thursday night ending with a bonfire at eight o’clock. On Saturday at the big game Gail Boyer wits crowned Queen; Carol Gross, first runner- up and Apryl Tribby, second runner-up reigned as her court. Carol, Gail, Apryl. 82 HOMECOMING 1965 A kiss for the Queen. The Queen and her escort. The Prize-Winning Float. 83 MV1-1V-A3NU011V M0S13M 131KVS SPORTS Sports are an essential part of a school’s image. The student body should be very proud of our fine young men and women repre- senting Bermudian Springs in the various kinds of sports. Besides being an outstanding outlet for excess energy, sports offer a lot in the field of knowledge. A vast amount of work goes into a sport. The teams practice week after week until they have perfected their methods of playing. The coaches work equally hard by pushing their teams to the top, while teaching to the players the most important funde- mental in sports, and that is to remember that it is not whether you win or lose, it is how you play the game. SENIORS IN BASEBALL (i raft chi Wagner James Kisenhart Kona Id Tate Parker Lerew Baseball is America’s most popular sport and has always l een a favorite in our school. In baseball, as well as in any other sport, team cooperation is necessary. We are extremely proud of the Ixiys because of their team co- operation, sportsmanship, and playing ability. Todd Tanger, Tom Harhold. Bill Smyers. VARSITY TRACK TRACK 1965 The track team has done an outstanding job this year. They have brought to our school the pride of a well-organized and hard-work- ing team. Coaches: Mr. Shreiner, Mr. Clifford. 91 Jr. High Track Team VARSITY FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: W. Thomas. D Eisenhart, J. Cashinan. R. Dohrty. J. Herren, S. Swartz. D. inert, J. Fink, D Hayes. R Metz. F Reever. THIRD ROW. F Lippy. T Baker. J. Lerew, Leer. R. Zook, M. Hertz. E. Reese, E. Wickline. J. Prosser. S. Cashinan. SECOND ROW: J. K. Stambaugh. J. Lemmon, T. Harlwld, T. Cashinan. S. Baker. J. Smith. M. Chronister. Fair, L. Gannon, P. Aldinger. T. Schoolcraft, D. Miller, P. Fleshman. T. Tanger. R. Mum- The football season is to many students the most important season of the year. With it come marching hands, pretty cheerleaders, roaring crowds, and fighting teams full of vim and vigor. Our teams certainly fit this de- scription The members of the teams begin to practice long before school begins, learning and perfecting various techniques of playing. All of this work is rewarded by the start of the football season and the victories that come witn it. The students of Bermudian Springs High School are ex- ceedingly proud of their football teams and their performances. Tom Cashinan Francis Lippy 93 Jay Smith Mike Hertz Todd Tanger 94 JR. HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM HOW I: J. Hertz, G. F.mlet. I). Wickline, R. Myers, B. King, C. Dennis. I .. Aklingcr, M. Ileyser, C. Klinedinst, B. Wagner, G. Gol- den. ROW 2: B Murtoff. G. Kem, M. Knott, K. Middour. M Bricker. J. Miller, G. Dennis, J. Brodbeck, D. Dennis. ROW 3: G. Leer, D. Dennis. S. Ilollolratigh, B. Jomes, J. Blevins, J. Weaver. Managers — G. Golden, G. Myers, J. Cookerlv, W. Bosserman. VARSITY BASKETBALL SENIORS IN BASKETBALL Kirr Boyer Tom Harlrold Mike Muminert The student body of B.S.H.S. can well be proud of the boys rep- resenting it in the basketball program of the school. With the assis- tance of their coaches, they have worked long and hard to develop the athletic talents with which they are gifted, resulting in contin- ued success of the team. Coaches: Mr. I askowski Mr. Cniver 97 Wayne Weidner ROW 1: J. I jeer. R Myers, S. Swart . L. Shull. W. Thomas. R. Reiver. ROW 2: Mr. Hickoff. T. Schoolcraft. E. Wolf. J. Lerew. R. Muinmert. R. Mum inert. J.V. BASKETBALL JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Jr High — ROW 1: E. Hart ell. ('.. (Jolilen, C. Dennis. E. Prosser, M Heyser, R. Trostle. SI Brieker ROW 2: J. Chranister, SI. Knott. P. ('.rim. W Fetrow. R Wolf, G. Sauble, T. Becker. B. . hlers. 98 n® ROW 1: C. Harris. L. Dennis. D. Cookerly. S. Bossennan. B Hershey ROW 2: C. Gross, D. Spangler. P. Uffelman, D. Neiman. S. Hart)old, B. Hoff, S. Row. Miss Shierer Girls Sports Coach. GIRLS’ SPORTS The girl’s sports program is a very active part of our school. Last year many girls participated in the following sports: basketball, field hockey, softball, and volleyball. The hockey team did exceptionally well this year, even though we have had a team for only two years. The school is looking forward to the basketball and soft- ball seasons. The student body is proud of these hardwork- ing girls. They give their best for school and exhibit fine sportsmanship. The staff hopes that you will support the girls in the coming seasons, for they certainly are a credit to Bermudian Springs High School. ROW 1: I. Tanner, D. Spangler, C. Prosser, P. Uffelman, T. Rei- gle. ROW 2: D. Weaver, B. Tribby, S. Bosserman, S. Harbold, P. Harbold. B. Hoffman, L. Kennedy. ROW 3: A. J. Roberts, C. Carmen, B. Rodrock, C. Gross, L. Thomas, D. Wolf, Y. Jacobs, P. Uffleman, G. Bover. 101 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL If SENIORS IN BASKETBALL The girls who participate in the basketball phase of girls' sports deserve high praise. They practice many long hours to develop individual skills and team efficien- cy. The results of these efforts can be seen in the many victories they achieve. ROW 1: J. Galloway. M. Hinkle. T. Tanger, R. Bloom. V. Meade. ROW' 2: F. Cashman. G. Wisler. M. Deiner, L. Spertzel, N. Leer. GIRLS’ J.V. BASKETBALL 104 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS ROW I: M. Wagner. L. Wagner, I). Wagner, captain. ROW 2: C. Myers, P. Hoffman, D. fleiman. co-captain. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADING ). Jacobs, D. Leminon. co-captain; C. DeHaven, captain; A. Gross, P. Eisenhart, T. Peckart. 107 ADVERTISEMENTS The 1966 Eagle Yearbook would never exist if there would be no financial assistance. The staff is deeply indebted to the patrons who contribute so generously to our yearbook. Without them this re- membrance of our 1965-66 year would not l e possible. The mem- bers of the staff and the student body say thank you to everyone who has contributed to this publication of the Eagle. C. L EICHOLTZ CO. Authorized Royal Sales Services New Used Typewriters New Oxford Penna. Phone: 624-7131 KUNKEL’S APPLIANCES W. King Street East Berlin. Penna. Phone: 259-3231 Bottled Gas And Home Appliances DAVE’S AUTO REPAIR SHOP General Repairing Cars. Trucks, and Buses — Welding Automatic Transmission Work State Inspection Phone: 259-2521 David C. Krout East Berlin. Penna. CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of '66 THE PEOPLE’S STATE BANK “Where every Customer Is Important’’ Phone: 259-2571 East Berlin, Pa. COMPLIMENTS of MARY JANE ROLLER RINK York Springs. Penna. ZEIGLER’S BARBER SHOP East Berlin. Penna. Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri 8:30 to 7:00 Sat 8:00 to 4:00 X I Wed Closed ly CHRONISTER’S GARAGE 259 2721 Abbottstown Street East Berlin, Penna. TRONE and WEIKERT 4 Stores to Serve You COLUMBIA JEWELERS Center Square Hanover Clearview Hanover, Penna. Westminster, Md. • Gettysburg, Pa. ‘The Correct Look and Fit” Compliments of PENN WOOD PRODUCTS CO. Good Luck to the Class of '66 East Berlin, Penna. HAMPTON HOTEL Best Wishes Class of '66 HERSHEY’S 5 100 STORE AND FOOD MARKET York Springs, Penna. Compliments of HAGERMAN’S BOWLING THE LEADER STORE SWIMMING CLUB Hanover, Penna. Route 94 New Oxford, Pa. Phone: 624-2077 LOCUST INN Best Wishes to the Class of '66 from Ruth and Dan Uffelman phone: 624-2349 Feeds — Seeds — Grains — Fertilizers Hampton, Pennsylvania Phone: 624-2300 PIXIE Beer, Liquor, and Food Cross Keys Vi mile North on Route 94 New Oxford, Pa. 624-2923 NELL’S FOOD MARKET West King Street East Berlin, Penna. Phone: 259-3371 MICKIE’S BRANDT’S WAREHOUSE BEAUTY SALON Feed, Grain, Coal, Lumber Building Materials and Cement Main Street East Berlin. Pa. 259-1391 York Springs, Pa. Daisy Ohrum, Proprietress EAST BERLIN FLOUR AND FEED MILLS, INC. Phone: 259-1521 East Berlin, Penna. DALE E. 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Men's, Women's, Children's and Formal Wear Hanover 632-4270 ALLEN S. PRESSELL FLORIST Say it With Flowers 635 Broadway 637-6636 Compliments of UTZ POTATO CHIP CO. INC. Manufacturer of Potato Chips Hanover. Pa. DITZLER’S FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE COMPANY Maytag, Zenith, Kroehler, and Frigidaire WORLEY’S NURSERY R.D. 1 York Springs, Pa. yAPETERS cW “Fine Fruits in Season” Phone: 528-4380 Midway Between York Springs and Mount Holly Compliments of JOHN’S PIZZA SUB-BAR 624-2085 Hanover St., New Oxford, Pa. H S PLUMBING Heating Electrical Supplies Summers Harbaugh New Oxford 624-2422 We invite you to enjoy milk and ice cream regularly from THE EAST’S MOST MODERN DAIRY Hanover Penna. Compliments of CHARLES E. SMITH SON PHIL HEAT AERO OIL COMPANY Enjoy 1st Class Home Heating FLORIST 27 N. Beaver St. York, Penna. Paul and Elaine Smith Lerew Proprietors ww Stationery, Office Supplies Potato Chips and Equipment FISHER’S i r J. W. FISCHER CO. The Chip With the Home Made Flavor 1437 Broadway, Hanover, Pa. Hanover ME 7-5259 PATRONS Sally Hoffman's Beauty Shop Mrs. Mary Iva Brown East Berlin, Penna. Esta G. Coulson East Berlin Lion’s Club Nettie L. Berver York Spring’s “66” Ruth N. Butt Zig’s Drive-In Hazel Hoffman East Berlin, Penna. Compliments of Mr. Mrs. C. Spangler Mr. Mrs. L. Fink Glatfelter’s Beauty Salon Larry’s Cleaners Mr. Mrs. Floyd Hoffman Mr. Mrs. Ben Miller East Berlin, Penna. Mr. Mrs. E. Atland Thomas Linoleum Store Mr. Mrs. John Eisenhart J. Schimmel General Merchandise Mr. Mrs. Robert Myers Mr. Mrs. Arthur Hull Hampton, Penna. Mr. Mrs. Chas. Eisenhart Mr. Mrs. L. D. Slothour Mrs. C. F. Brinkerhoff TO LEAVE THIS HERITAGE — Alice Mackenzie Swaim Two hundred years ago, this valley knew Only the great trails of the Indians, Until a church arose, and a town grew. Settled at first by Presbyterians. They left their imprint on the fertile land. These pioneers, so brave, so fiercely free. Whose glowing visions of the future spanned Far more than that first troubled century. In God they trusted, those staunch pioneers, Who dared the wilderness, armed with a dream. That their sons built and nurtured though the years Into this heritage of high esteem. Though times may change, and strange new ways prevail. This land breeds men who never learned to fail. SENIOR AWARDS JUNIOR PLAY Tune in on Terror” was The Comedy Mystery presented by Junior Class on May 20th and 21st. One bleak, snowy evening, two screen fiend twins are left alone to spend an evening in an old abandoned hospital. This initiation stunt erupts in an unbelievable nightmare. No sooner had they arrived than wierd hap- penings begin. Mysterious bangs and ar- riving guests add to their dilemma. These new arrivals, part of a wedding party, are soon joined by the prospective bride- groom and the nervous Rev. Moss. The mysterious cat girl, snake boy, mad doc- tor's lab assistant and his pistol packing granny make for a night of horror and surpirse. IV SENIOR PLAY The Death and Life of Larry Benson” was a highly dramatic play presented by the Senior class on April 14th and 16th. Few dra- mas have been presented at Ber- mudian Springs and the senior class certainly appreciated the highly successful turn outt. The cast was as follows: Mrs. Benson — Sally Worley, Mr. Benson — Tom Harbold, Jessie Benson — Apryl Tribby, Susan — Delores Wolf, Mary Ellen — Dorothy Kline, Mrs. Clarke — Christine Koelker, Melvin — Barry Bover, Mrs. Potter — Martha Eshleman, Mr. Potter — Roger Smith. Bud — Steve Eisenhart, Grace — Sarah Fair. Mrs. Fitch — Yvonne Jacobs. The Bermudian Springs High School choruses and the Bermudian High Continentals, under the direc- tion of Mrs. Merle Millhimes and Gary Crum, presented So This Is Paris,” a musical comedy in two acts, in the high school auditorium. The play concerned the fate of six American girls who fall in love with Paris and its dashing male citizens, only to meet with the strong disap- proval of their parents. Jeannette Bosserman and Benjamin Stoner filled the roles of the leading couple, while a cast of some 35 mem- bers, including a chorus line under the direction of choreographer Cindy Harris, provided ample support. SPRING SPORTS ROW 1 — T. Mead, D. Eisenhart. J. Chronister. T. Becker. L. Shull, J. ( ashman. S. ('ashman. ROW 2 — C. Black. D. Criffie. R. uck. M. Bricker. M. Knott, S. Swart , R. Reever, J. Diener. ROW 3 — T. Schoolcraft, S. Eisenhart. P. Taylor. J. Lemmon, L. Coalman. D. Barker. R. Metz, P. Flesh man VIII ROW 1: J. Hoffman, L. Garmon. D. Brandt, E. Reese. D. Griffie. T. Lehmer. ROW' 2: Mr. Kemper. F. Lippy. S. Baker, T. Smvers, K. Stambaugh. W. Smyers. T. Harbold. T. Tanger, Mr. Griffie. Spring is here once again and has brought with her the 1966 baseball and track teams. The physical activity and good times shared by the participants are an important part of their education. Al- though their win-loss record leaves much to be desired, they are on their way to success. Confucious say: Today’s practice makes for tomorrow's records. THE CLASS OF 1966