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

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To the Class of l967Q We rejoice with you in the happiness and sense of achievement which is rightfully yours at this important moment in your lives. It has been our pleasure and opportunity to share in your friendship and educational experiences as you have progressed through the various levels of the school pro- gram at Bermudian Springs. lt is our hope that you have many pleasant memories of your associations with fellow students and faculty members. We hope you will return to your Alma Mater at various times in the future to renew these bonds of fellowship. May God bless each one of you in your chosen vocation. Amos D. Meyers Supervising Principal To the Class of l967: The time is here once again to reflect our thoughts on the happenings of the l966-l967 school year. To the edi- tor and staff of the l967 EAGLE a hearty thank you for a job well done. To the graduating seniors, l congratulate you on achieving this milestone in your life. I am certain that as the years go by you will look back upon this year- book with pride and joy as you recall the events of l966- l967. It is the hope that this book will be the beginning of a happy and successful future where ever you go and what ever you endeavor. Bruce Wiser 7 . . Principal

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