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

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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

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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;