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

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l fxjx .mf 5 Co-Editors -- Judy Rothermel Roger Trostle 19 0 Eagle staff We, the co-editors of the l97l Eagle, Wish to thank our diligent staff for their kind cooperation and perseverance. Our aim was to make others aware of some of the problems and merits in the World and at the same time present our school and its daily life. We sincerely hope that this book Will encourage others to look for a brighter tomorrow. Holly Cline N- Associate Editor Gordon Myers fliditorj, Judy Divel, Robert King -- Sports Staff Deborah Williams -- Senior and Copy Editor Dona Lerew -- Circulation Editor