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

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Principals To The Class of 1975: It has been said that Wisdom is knowing what to do next. Skill is know- ing how to do it. Virture is doing it. I am sure that many of you have de- cided what it is you want to do. Making such a decision may have given you great concern. But, once done, you are on your way. Some of you have already ac- quired the skills needed to do what it is you want to do. Others will continue to add to your skills before you make a be- ginning . Regardless of your wisdom in choosing your life goals, or the many skills you have or may acquire, all is for naught if you fail to act. Therefore, I would like to exhort you to make wise decisions, get the needed skills and then do what it is you have chosen to the best of your ability. Virture is doing it. Let me add my congratulations to each of you for having reached this im- portant milestone in your lives and wish you the best of I uck i n al I your endeavors. Sincerely Robert M . Reed Principal As you the class of 1975 face the future, there are three questions that you must continue to ask yourself. The first, Who am I? helps you to know your- selves, while the second What do I want to do with my life? allows you to keep a certain sense of direction about your lives. The final question, What can I contribute? allows you to make positive contributions thus helping to overcome weaknesses. By asking yourselves these questions periodically especially when you ex- perience a crisis or face a momentous decision will help make your life more meaningful and rewarding. Herbert A. Phelps Assistant Princiapl

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Superintendent As you, a member of the Class of 1975, leave school and enter the world of work or move on to college, you will be faced with a much more complex society than the one your parents faced only a generation ago. Even day to day changes challenge the individual's ability to adjust and it may well be this ability which is the most important factor in determining suc- cess or failure, or more importantly, happiness. Hopefully, in your years of education, you have learned how to cope with reality, how to overcome disappointment, and how to accept success as a result of circumstance as well as a result of effort. In many instances the most successful individuals are those who have failed at least one time and have had the abil- ity and the courage to try again. It is my wish that each member of the Class of 1975 is able to achieve happiness through the self-satisfaction of reaching individually established goals. Although life today is com- plex and appears to be a constant struggle there is ample opportunity for each individual to at- tain self-satisfaction and with it, happiness. W. Reese Lichtel Superintendent Seated: Gerald Ebersole, Fred Ebersole, William Wenger, Stuart Hoffman. Standing: Thomas Trone, George Anderson, Melvin Worley, Mac Lott, Kenneth Hankey. 10

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Patient is the Teacher 12 Joan Adams, Science Linda Bonawitz, Math Andrew Campbell, Social Studies Bonnie Copper, Librarain