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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1977 volume:

BERMUDIAN SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL America has plunged into the computer age and we are here to stay. The 1977 Eagle Staff has selected the theme of expressions in an attempt to remind everyone of the human being instead of the number. Numbers, like names, are easily forgotten or ignored. It is the faces and personalities that we love and remember. Be- cause Bermudian Springs is still one of those schools where every- one knows everyone else, we dread the inevitable of being just one in a crowd. The pictures and writings in this book are a collection of joyous, sorrowful, aggravating and proud moments which none of us could forget. We hope you will recall the smiles, tears, frowns, and giggles of this past year as you read the 1977 EAGLE. Table of Contents Seniors Page 6 Faculty and Administration Page 28 Underclassmen Page 42 Fall Activities Page 64 Winter Activities Page 86 Clubs and Organizations Page 106 Patrons 3 Page 130 Diane Billett--Editor in Chief Sports Staff—Cindy Reinecker, Editor, Rich Lenker, Vicki Myers Bev Spertzel—Associate Editor Rodney Thomas—Art Editor Advertising Staff—Denise Griest, Editor, Kim Spahr, Bob Aiello, Kevin Searfoss The Eagle Staff has chosen expressions as the theme for the 77 Eagle. Throughout this publication we would like to put emphasis on the importance that a person be able to express himself. We would like to show how each individual's technique is a great aspect to common communication between people. The staff would like also to convey our hopes and wishes that everyone enjoys the book as much as we did the experience of compiling it. EAGLE STAFF 77 Literary Staff—Rose Miller, Editor, Diane Myers, Linda Stahler Marty Mummert--Photographer Typing Staff--Pat Cunning- ham, Editor, Doris Ensor, Steph Hertz, Kitty Carptner Jean Stevens Deb Becker—Copy Editor Kathy Stimer—Senior Editor As much as we would like to, none of us can forget butterflies in our stomachs, shaking knees and a panicked loss of direction when we entered Bermudian as seventh graders. With pounding hearts, quivering lips, and wrinkled brows, we have waited in excitement and nervousness for a first date or important exam. Feet dragging and shoulders drooping mark our losses and disap- pointments in academics, sports, and love. Victory and success are shouted to all by our sparkling eyes, grinning mouths .and swaggering walks. The Seniors of 1977 have experienced joys and sorrows, pride and anger, and rivalry and loyalty during their years at Bermudian Springs. Both the hassles and the fun will always remain clear in the minds of the Seniors. However, it is the companionship, happiness and love which will remain closest to the Seniors' hearts as they take their final exit through BSHS' doors. Mr. Kowalski, Mr. Davidson Denise Griest, Pam Toffey, Greg Davis, Kim Spahr OFFICERS President—Pam Toffey Vice President--Denise Griest Treasurer--Greg Davis Secretary--Kim Spahr ADVISORS Mr. Kowalski and Mr. Davidson As president of the Senior Class of 1977, I would like to express my deepest appreciation to all the faculty, parents, and friends who have helped us reach our hard earned goal, graduation. Now we will enter the harsh reality of the outside world. Some of us will go on to college, some will be married, and others will choose still other courses in life, but we will always hold within us the knowledge we gained within these walls. Looking back on the past twelve years, we will always remember the happy times we have shared here. The memories and experiences of growing up together will be cherished within our hearts forever. President, Pam Toffey CLASS OF 77 6 Robert Aiello Kathleen Altman Diane Billett DIANE KATHARINE BILLETT September 3, 1959 . . . Di, President of Sophomore Class and Yearbook Editor . . . Likes reading, sewing and James Taylor . . . Seen with Deb, Cheryl, Cindy, and Kay . . . Ambition is to have a successful career. B Club 10. Concert Band 9, 10,11. Marching Band 9,10,11,12. Chorus 9, 10,11,12 . French Club 9,11, 12. Majorette 10,11,12. Student Coun- cil 10. Yearbook Staff 11,12. LARK KATRINA BINKLEY May 2, 1959 Likes horse back riding, music, and having a good time . . . Ambition is to be all she can. Holly Altland Cynthia Angel Lark Binkley ROBERT ANTHONY AIELLO April 11. 1959 . . . Bob, Treasurer of Class and Student Council . . . Likes hiking, ex- ploring and music with a beat . . . Seen with Perry, Mark, and the boys . . . Ambition is to successful. B Club 11,12. Chorus 9,10,11,12. Foot- ball 9,10,11,12. Student Council 9,10, 11,12. Track 9. Varsity Club 9. Wrestl- ing 9,10,11,12 . Yearbook Staff 12. HOLLY D. ALTLAND November 20, 1059 . . . Likes hiking, biking, being out- doors, disco and mellow music . . . Seen with Cheryl . . . Ambition is to be a secretary. B Club 10,11,12. Chccrlcading 9,10.11. Chorus 9,10. Play 12. Volleyball 10. Perry Altland Deborah Becker PERRY CURT ALTLAND April 28, 1958 . . . Pooey, President of Class . . . Likes dancing, having a good time, and soul music . . . Seen with Mark, Bob, and the guys . . . Ambition is to be successful. B Club 11,12. Basketball 9.10.12. F. F. A. 9,10,11,12. Foot- ball 9,10,11,12. Ski Club 9. Track 9, 10.11.12. Varsity Club 10,11. Wrestl- ing 11. KATHLEEN ROSE ALTMAN October 31, 1959 . . . Kathy, Likes biking, roller skating, bowling, and WYCR rock . . . Seen with Deb, Deb, Pat, and Donna . . . Ambition is to be a secretary. Band 9.F.B.L.A. 12. Giris Gym Club 9,10,11. Volleyball 11,12. CYNTHIA GRACE ANGEL May 8, 1959 . . . Cindy, Reporter for DEC A . . . Likes sports, running around and Chicago . . . Seen with Benay, Dee, Diane, and Rose . . . Ambition is do something in sports. D. E, C. A. 11,12. Girls Gym Club 10,11. Hockey 11. Volleyball 10. DEBORAH ANN BECKER September 2, 1959 . . . Deb, Secretary of Sr. Chorus . . . Likes horseback riding, swimming and Chicago . . . Seen with Diane, Cindy, Kay, Ronda, and Barb . . . Ambition is to be a medical assistant. B Club 10,11,12. Cheerleading 10, 11.12. Chorus 9,10,11,12. Color Guard 9,10. Girls Gymnastics Club 12. Hockey 9 . Library Aid 12 . Volleyball 10.11.12. Year Book Staff 12. 10 Wayne Boyer JEFFREY LYNN BOBO August 26, 1957 . . . Jeff, Likes eating, watching TV soft rock and Disco . . . Seen with Denise, Mark, Kerry, and Deb . . . Ambition is to have an army career. Drama Club 10,11. Library Aid 10,12. Play 11. BARBARA JO BOYER March 3, 1959 . . . BJ, Likes being with Brian, going to dog shows, and Seals and Croft . . . Seen with Ronda and Kay . . . Ambi- tion is to be a professional dog groomer and breeder. Chorus 9,10,11,12. French Club 9,10,11,12. JULIE LYNN BOYER June 13, 1959 B- Club President . . . Likes reading, watching TV, and Olivia Newton-John . . . Seen with Greg. Ambition is to be a good secretary. B Club 10,11,12 Concert Band 9,10,11. Marching Band 9.10.11.12. Cheerleading 10. Chorus 9.10.11.12. French Club 9. Hockey 9, 10. Majorette 11,12. WAYNE EDWARD BOYER July 1, 1959 Barbara Boyer Diane Carson CORINNE CHERYL BROWNHOLTZ Octo- ber, 1959 . . . Hates getting up for school . . . Ambition is to be successful. D. E. C. A. 12. Drama Club 9,10,11. Play 11. ROY ALFRED BRODBECK March 25, 1959 DIANE LYNN CARSON August 1, 1959 . . . Elk, Likes watching TV, eating, . . . Likes being with friends, going to raising rabbits, and Country music . . . movies and rock . . . Seen with Benay, Seen with Paul, Gary, and Tim. . . Dee, and Amanda . . . Ambition is to Ambition is to be successful. Baseball be a hair stylist. B Club 10. Cheer- 9,12. Basketball 11, Cross-Country 12. leading 11,12. Color Grard 10,11,12. F. F. A. 9,10,11,12. Ski Club 11. Tennis Club 9. Julie Boyer Corinne Brownholtz Steven Clopper STEVEN JOEL CLOPPER February 16, 1959 . . . Clop or Beardie, Likes talking, dancing and rock . . . Seen with Car- lisle kids, Maryjean, Mike, and Terry . . . Ambition to enter college for business. Concert Band 12. Marching Band 12. Chorus 12. Play 12. Ski Club 12. 11 John C ookerly Gregory Davis JOHN HESTON COOKERLY January 1, 1959 . . . Beef, MIP in Baseball--’76 . . . Likes bik- ing, camping, and hard rock . . . Seen with everybody . . . Am- bition is to go through life with- out troubles. B Club 10, 11, 12. Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12. Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12. Basketball Club 9. Football 9, 11, 12. Stage Crew 10, 11, 12. BARRY WAYNE COX September 29, 1959 . . . Stretch or BC . . . Likes watching pretty girls and rock . . . Seen with Chris, Tim, Paul and Joe . . . Ambition is to be an optometrist. Baseball 10. Basketball 10,11,12. Chess Club lo, 11, 12. Cross-Country 11. PATRICIA LYNN CUNNINGHAM July 8, 1959 . . . Pat, Vice- President of FBLA . . . Likes reading, being with friends, John Denver and Helen Reddy. Seen with Kathy, Kathy, Donna, Ellen and Kathy. Ambition is to be a secretary. F.B.L.A. 11,12. Girls Gym Club 10. Library Aid 10. Tennis Club 9. Yearbook Staff 12. GREGORY LEE DAVIS December 15, 1959 . . . Mavis, Treasurer of Sr. Class . . . Likes chess, baseball, tennis, basketball, biking, easy listening music and rock . . . Seen with Dan, Jeff, Kai and Kevin . . . Ambition is to be happy and successful. Baseball 9, 10, 12. Chess Club 9, 10, 11,12. Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12. Barry Cox Timothy Ebersole Mark Eisenhart Chess Team 9, 10, 11, 12. Student Council 9. Track xl. TIMOTHY ALLEN EBERSOLE September 18, 1959 . . . Ebby, Likes having fan, hunting, and rock . . . Seen with Paul, Joe, Barry and Chris . . . Ambition is to be successful. Chorus 9. F.F.A. 9, 10,11,12. JENETTE GRACE EICHELBERGER October 7, 1959 Likes running around, getting in trouble, sleep- ing and rock . . . Seen with Carrie, Connie, and Kathy . . . Ambition is to be happy and do her best. Marching Band 9, 10, 11. Color Guard 9, 10, 11. Drama Club 9,10. F.B.L.A. 12. Girls Gym Club 11. Jenette Eichelburger Doris Ensor MARK DOUGLAS EISENHART June 24, 1959 . . . Vice-President of Sophomore class and President of Jr. Class . . . Likes cycle riding and Aerosmith . . . Seen with Steph, Perry, Bob and the rest of the gang . . . Ambition is to be an engineer of Technology and Design. B Club 11,12. Con- cert Band 9, 10. Marching Band 9,10. Basketball 9,10,11,12. Basketball Club 9. Chorus 9, 10,11, 12. Football 9, 10, 11,12. Ski Club 10. Student Council 11. Track 9, 10, 11,12. DORIS ELLEN ENSOR October 28, 1959 . . . Dee, Color guard cap- tain, Likes going to the mountains and being with friends . . . Seen 12 Randy Harris with Rodney, Amanda, Benay, Cindy, and Diane . . . Ambition is to be a social worker and make people smile. Cheerleading 11, 12. Color Guard lo, 11, 12. March- ing Band lo, 11,12. French Club 9,10, 11, 12. Yearbook Staff 12. JAMES CLARK FRIDINGER July 24, 1959 . . . Jim, Likes motor- heading, seeing Tam and Ted Nugent. . . Seen with Wayne, Greg, and Gary . . . Ambition is to be successful. Basketball 9. Basketball Club 9, 10. Football 9, 10. Weight lifting Club 9. PAUL CURTIS FRITZ September 30, 1958 . . . Likes talking on the CB, having fun, riding around, Eric Heagy rock and country music . . . Seen with Roy, Gary, Joe, Dan and Tim . . . Ambition is to succeed. Baseball 12. Basketball 10, 11, 12. Basketball Club 9. Cross-Country I. 1, 12. F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12. KENNETH EUGENE GEIGER, JR. February 20, 1959 . . . Ken or t eep, Likes driving and rock . . . Seen with Mark and Perry . . . Ambition is to be a diesel mech- anic. B Club 11,12. Concert Band 10. Marching Band 10. Base- ball 10. Basketball 11,12. Chorus II, 12. Football 10,11,12. Tennis Club 10. CHERYL ELAINE CRIFFIE July 5, 1959 . . . Likes being with Brook Kenneth Geiger Richard Grove and rock . . . Seen with Brook . . . Ambition is to live a happy and successful life with Brook. Chorus 9. F.H. A. 9. Ski Club9, 10. DENISE YVONNE GRIEST March 3, 1959 . . . Nise, Bud and Sherlock. . . Secretary of FHA, Treasurer of French Club, Presi- dent of Student Council, and Vice President of Class . . . Likes walk- ing, listening to records, sleeping and soft rock . . . Seen with Kim, Jeff, Kerry and the Chief . . . Ambition is to live a happy life. Concert Band 9, 10. Marching Band 9,10. Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12. F.H.A. 9. French Club 10, 11, 12. Play 12. Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12. Yearbook Staff 12. RANDY ALLEN HARRIS April 23, 1959 . . . Airhead, Likes going to parties and rock and roll . . . Seen with Ray, Rick, Jon, Tim, Bob, Steve, and Jim . . . Am- bition is to be a carpenter. Foot- ball 9. Weight Lifting Club 9. RICHARD WAYNE GROVE, JR. November 16, 1958 . . . Likes cycle riding and Three Dog Night . . . Seen at Kame Smiths' . . . Ambition is to be a truckdriver. ERIC EUGENE HEAGY June 10, 1959 . . . Likes Hunting. 13 Kai Hermansen Norbert Hoch STEVEN PATRICK HENRY April 3, 1959 . . . Wolfman, Likes going to parties and Peter Frampton . . . Seen with Randy, Jim, Greg, and Jerry . . . Ambition is undecided. ELLEN RUTH HERMAN April 3, 1959 . . . Rufus, Likes to be with Tony . . . Seen with Kathy, Rose, Pat, Kathy, Karen, Kathy and Vicky . . . Ambition is to lead a happy life . Basketball 11. D.E.C.A. 11,12. Girls Gym Club9,10, 11. Volleyball 10,11. KATHY SUE HERMAN September, 1959 . . . Flasher, Likes cooking, taking long walks and Bay City Rollers . . . Seen with Len, Kim, Ellen, Brenda, Stephanie Herte Amanda Hoffacker Kathy, and Pat . . . Ambition is to have a happy life and make others hap- py. French Club 9. Girly Gym Club 10,11,12. KAI AAGE HERMANSEN September 12, 1959 . . . Likes snowmobiling, water- skiing , and rock . . . Seen with Sharon, Jamie, Dan, Jeff, and Greg . . . Ambi- tion is to be happy and farm. Chess Club 9,10,11,12. Chorus 9,10,11,12. % Football 9. Stage Crew 10,11,12. Wrestling 9,10,11,12. STEPHANIE ANN HERTZ February 10, 1959 . . . Steph, Head Majorette . . Likes being with Mark, Hot fudge par- faits, Chicago, and watching soap 14 Kathy Herman Jacqueline Highlands operas . . . Ambition is to be happy and successful. B Club 10,11,12. Marcning Band 10,11,12. Cheerleading 9,10,11. FrenchClub 9. Majorette 10, 11,12. Year Book Staff 12. JACQUELINE MARIE HIGHLANDS July 10, 1959 . . . Jack, JV captain, and Varsity captain of Cheerleading . . . Likes being with Dale, having a good time and rock . . . Seen with Dale, Annette, Jeannette, Kelly, and Pam . . . Ambition is to be happy with Dale forever. B Club 10. Cheerleading 9, 10,11,12. F. B. L. A. 11. Play 11. Student Council 10. Tennis Club 9 NORBERT GEORGE HOCH October 19, 1958 . . . Storm, Likes Partying and having fun . . . Ambition is to be a state police. F. F. A. 12. AMANDA JEAN HOFFACKER January 13, 1960 . . . Mandy, Likes swimming, dancing, skating and listening to rock . . . Seen with Jeff, Doris, Benay and Diane . . . Ambition is to be a Dental Hygientist or a Beautician. Cheerleading 9,10,11,12. French Club 9. Girls Gym Club 10. Ski Club 11. Terry Holsopple Jeffrey King TERRY LEE HOLSOPPLE August 29, 1959 . . . Snake, Treasurer of DECA Club . . . Likes motor heading in York Springs . . . Seen with Greg, Jim, Gary, and Wayne and Toad . . . Ambition is to be in a rock group. Auto Mechanics 9,10. D. E. C. A. 11,12. SUSAN LYNN JOHNS November 25, 1959 . . . Johnie, Secretary of 9th grade . . . Likes going to parties and rock . . . Seen with Jackie, Pam, Sue, Annette, Jeanette and Kathy . . . Ambition is to get a job and make lots of money. Auto Mechanics Club 12. Basketball Club 9 Chorus 9,10. GARY WARREN KECKLER June 30, 1958 . . .Chief, 10th Sentinel, 11th Parli- mentarian 12 Vice-President of FFA, 1st place in Project Beef Production and Safety Award . . . Likes to sleep and rock music . . . Seen with Carolyn, Dan, Jeff, and Larry . . . Ambition is to be a carpenter and to have a happy life. F. F. A. 9,10,11,12. JEFFREY DAVID KING September 12, 1959 . . . Kingy, Likes chess bowling waterskiing and rock . . . Seen with Susan Johns Joe King Daniel Kofalt Dan, Kai, Jamie and Fred . . . Ambi- tion is to be happy and successful. Base- ball 9,10,11,12. Chess Club 9,10,11, 12. Chorus 9,10,11. Cross-Countiy 10,11. Chess Team 9,10,11,12. Wrestling 9,10. JOE ARTHUR KING February 17, 1959 . . . Josephine, Likes running around and BTO . . . Seen with Mark, Larry, Brook and Ken. Ambition is to be a carpenter F. F. A. 9,10,11,12. LINDA LOUISE KLINEFELTER March 18, 1959 . . . Motorhead Linda, Treasurer of Ski Club . . . Likes Cruisin in her car and hard rock . . . Seen with Donna, Donna, Laura, and Sue . . . Ambition Gary Keckler Linda Klinefelter Gary Kramer is to get ahead in the World. Ski Club 11,12. DANIEL DEAN KOFALT September 9, 1959 . . . Dan'l, Likes bowling, chess, tennis, and rock . . . Seen with Jeff, Jamie, Kai, Fred, Bob, and Greg . . . Ambition is to have a happy life. Con- cert Band 9,10. Marching Band 9,10. Chess Club 9,10,11,12. Chorus 11,12. Cross-Country 11. Chess Team 9,10,11, 12. Track 11. Wrestling 9,11,12. GARY CLAY KRAMER September 22, 1959 . . . Likes Curisin Hanover and Aerosmith . . . Seen with Jim, Greg, and Wayne . . . Ambition is to be suc- cessful. Auto Mechanics Club 9,10. D. E. C. A. 11. 15 Jamie Lehr CHARLES EMMANUAL KROFT December 14, 1957 . . . Chuck or Kroftie, Likes working on cars or running go-carts and rock . . . Seen with Steve, Dave, Terry, Jeff, and Gary . . . Ambition is to be mechanic. Auto Mechanics Club 10. D.E.C.A. 11, 12. Weigh Lifting Club 9. BENAY VIVIENNE KRUG October 12, 1959 . . . Benny, Likes play- ing the drums and Chicago . . . Seen with Dee, Diane, Cindy, and Amanda. Ambition is to be a hair stylist. B Club 10. Con- cert Band 9, 10,11,12. Marching Band 9,10,11, 12. French Club 9. Girls Gymnastics Club 11. RAYMOND CHARLES LADUE February 3, 1959 . . . Likes Led Zepplin . . . Seen with Rick and Jon. Ambition is to get ahead in the world. Drama Club 11, 12. Plays 10, 11. Ski Club 9,10. JAMIE LEE LEHR April 17, 1959 . . . Parliamentarian of Student Council, Vice President of Chorus and Treasurer of Varsity Club. Likes snowmobiling, water skiing, and bowling . . . Seen with Kathy, Kai, Dan, and Jeff . . . Ambition is to work at Aeronau- tics. Concert Band 9. Marching Band 9. Baseball 9. Chess Club 9, 10. Chorus 9, 10,11,12. Cross- Country 10. Football 9, 11, 12. Stage Crew 12. Student Council 12. Track 10, 11, 12. Varsity Club 11, 12. Wrestling 9,10,12. Laura Lichtenfels Jody McCreary LAURA SUE LICHTENFELS November 12, 1959 . . . Student Council Vice-President, Likes skiing, horseback riding and Rock . . . Seen with Crystal Pam, Karen, Bob, and Kevin . . . Ambition is to experience life to the fullest. B Club 11,12. Cheerleading 9,10, 11. Chorus 10, 11, 12. Hockey 9. Ski Club 9, 10. Student Council 9, 10,11,12. MYCALA EDNA MASEMER May 16, 1959 . . . Mike, Vice Presi- dent of DECA. Likes listening to tapes, hunting arrowheads with her brother, and being with her friends . . . Seen with Randy, Pam and Bonnie . . . Ambition is to be successful at whatever Raymond Ladue Mycala Masemer Mark Messinger she strives to do. Basketball Club 9, D.E.C.A. 11, 12. F.B.L.A. 10. F.H.A. 9. JODY LYNN MC CREARY September 22, 1959 . . . Likes movies, rollerskating and shopping . . . Seen with Family, boyfriend, and Sherry . . . Ambition is to marry and to do secretarial work. MARK SCOTT MESSINGER March 2, 1959 . . . Squirrley, Likes running around, being with Annette and Rock . . . Seen with Annette, Joe, Larry, Brook, Tony and Brad . . . Ambition is to be an automotive or diesel mechanic. F.F.A. 10, 11, 12. Auto Mechan- ics club 9. 16 Karen Mummert LARRY EUGENE MILLER October 21, 1959 . . . Ginker, Secretary, Treasurer, President FFA, crop and State Product Awards . . . Likes Pink Floyd . . . Seen with Joe, Mark, and Brook . . . Ambition is to be a farmer. F.F.A. 9,10,11,12. RONDA LOUISE MILLER February 26, 1959 . . . President of French Club . . . Likes reading and all types of music . . . Seen with Barb, Kay, Di, and Denise . . . Ambition is to have a successful career. Concert Band 9, 10. Marching Band 9, 10. Cheerlead- ing 9, 10. Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12. French Club 9, 10, 11, 12. Major- ette 9,10. Ronda Miller Rose Miller William Miller Bonnie Myers ROSE MARIE MILLER March 13, 1959 . . . Rosie, Co-editor of Newspaper . . . Likes bowling, listening to music, running around in Hanover. Seen with Deb, Benay, Dee, Ellen and Diane . . . Am- bition is to be a successful lawyer. B Club 11,12. Chess Club 10. Play 10. Yearbook Staff 11, 12. SUSAN EVELYN MILLER March 8, 1959 . . . Su or Sam, Likes partying, rock and mellow music . . . Seenwith Sue, Jackie, Ag- gie, and Jeannette . . . Ambition is to be a shrink. Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12. F.B.L.A. 9,10,11,12. Plays 10, 11. Margaret Moyer WILLIAM CHARLES MILLER Oct- ober 10, 1958 . . . Ski Club 12. Tennis Club 10, 11. MARGARET IRENE MOYER November 18, 1958 . . . Seen with Jainice. KAREN JEAN MUMMERT August 19, 1959 . . . Secretary of B club . . . Likes rock music . . . Seen with Steph, Kevin, Jeanette, Laura and Crystal . . . Ambition is to be happy . . . B Club 10, 11, 12. Concert Band 9, 10. March- ing Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Hockey 9, 10. Majorette 11, 12. Tennis Club 9. BONNIE KAY MYERS August 2, 1959 . . . Likes being with her friends and rock . . . Seen with Steve, Pam, Mycala, and Crystal . . . Ambition is to have a happy and fulfilling life. B Club 10, 11, 12. Basketball 9, 10, 11. Basketball Club 9. Chorus 9. D.E.C.A. 11. Hockey 9, 10, 11. Volleyball 9,10. 17 Sherry Reigle GREGORY DENNIS MYERS July 4, 1958 . . . Hoot, Treasurer of class, and MVP in Baseball. Likes hunting, fishing, sleeping, and the Beach Boys . . . Seen with Julie . . . Ambition is to be a farmer or plasterer. B Club 11,12. Baseball 9,11,12. Basketball 9,10,11, 12. Basketball Club 9. Chorus 10,11,12. Football 9,10,12. Ski Club 9. KATHUNE DIANE MYERS April 5, 1959 . . . Kathy, Likes listening to music and reading . . . Seen with Karen, Vicky, Vesta, and Jeff . . . Ambition is to have a happy and successful life. F. H. A. 11. F. N. A. 10. Library Aid 12. JERRY LYNN NEl MAN September 18, 1958 . . . Likes hard rock . . . Seen Kathline Myers Brad Pauli Cynthia Reinecker with Steve, Randy, Jim, Bob, Perry, and Mark . . . Ambition is to be a suc- cess Basketball 9,10,11. Football 9. Weight Lifting Club 9,10. LENNY DELANO NELSON April 3, 1959 . . . Shady haski . . . Likes women, football, chess and rock . . . Seen with Dan, Barry, Mark, Greg, Kathy, and Rose . . . Ambition is to be a famous bio-chemist and rule the world. Base- ball 11,12. ChessClub 9,10,11,12. Football 9,10,11,12. Chess Team 9,10, 11,12. Play 12. BRAD EDWARD PAULL July 7, 1958 . . . Vice President of varsity club . . . Likes watching sprint cars race and rock . . . Seen with Lisa, Nevin, Greg, Per- 18 ry, and Bob . . . Ambition is to become a plumber. F. F. A. 10,11,12. Football 9.10.11.12. Stage Crew 9, 10,11,12. Track 9. Varsity Club 10,11,12. DAVID EUGENE POWERS January 8,1960 . . . Dave, Likes hunting, fishing, and rock . . . Seem with Steve, Chuck, and Jeff . . . Ambition is to be a mechanic. Auto Mechanics Club 9,10. D. E. C. A. 11.12. SHERRY LEE REIGLE May 30, 1959 . . . Likes crocheting, and taking care of plants . . . Seen with Jody . . . Ambi- tion is to become a secretary. CYNTHIA JO REINECKER August 17, 1959 . . . Cindy, Sr. Chorus President, County' Band, District Band, and County Chorus . . . Likes sewing, working, and sports . . . Seen with Di, Kerry, and Kay . . . Ambition is to become a den- tal hygienst. B Club 9. Concert Band 9,10,11,12. Marching Band 9,10,11, 12. Basketball 9,10,11,12. Bible Club 12. Chorue 9,10,11.12. French C lub 10,11. Yearbook Staff 11,12. Kathy Shull VICKY LEE RILEY July 7, 1958 . . . Vick, Likes running around, being with friends and rock . . . Seen with Kathy, Kathy, Ellen, and Karen . . . Ambition is to live each day as it comes. F. H. A. 11. F. N. A. 9 DEBORAH KAY SANDERS October 31, 1959 . . . Deb, Likes hiking, reading, running around and having a good time . . . Seen with Kathy, Ag, Rose, and Deb . . . Ambition is to get the most out of life. French Club 10,11. KEVIN LEWIS SEARFOSS September 17, 1958 . . . President, Vice President of Class and Field Commander . . . Likes watching TV, and sleeping. Seen with Cheryl, Karen, Bob, and Ray . . . Ambition is to be a success in life. B Club 10,11,12. Concert Band 9,10,11, 12. Marching Band 9,10,11,12. Basket- ball 9. Chorus 10,11,12. Football 9. Plays 9,10,11,12. Stage Crew 11,12. Student Council 9,10. Yearbook Staff 11,12. KATHY ANN SHULL August 8, 1959 . . . Likes to have a good time . . . Seen with Jackie, Sue, Jeannette, Kelly, and Kathy . . . Ambition is to be a compu- ter programmer and to have a successful life. Concert Band 9. Basketball 10, 11, 12. Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12. F. B. L. A. 10, 11. Tennis Club 9. Deborah Sanders Connie Sponseller KAY ANN SMITH January 11, 1959 . . County Chorus, District Chorus . . . Likes playing die piano and classical music . . . Seen with Kerry, Diane, Barb, and Rond a . . . Ambition is to help others realize the joys of music. Bible Club 10,11. Chours 9,10,11,12. Color Guard 9,10. French Club 9,11. KIMBERLY ANN SPAHR March 15, 1959 . . . Kim, Slim, Class Secretary, and Cheerleading Co-Captain of JV's . . . Likes talking to people, making friends, and riding horses . . . Seen with Jim, Kerry and Denise. Ambition is to be- come a LPN. B Club 11,12. Basketball Club 9. Cheer leading 9,10,11,12. Ten- nis Club 10. Yearbook Staff 12. Kimberly Sphar Annette Stahler CONNIE LYNN SPONSELLER November 21, 1958 . . . Vice President, Secre- tary and Treasurer of FHA . . . Seen with Kerry, Carrie, Kathy, andjenette. Ambition is to live a long and success- ful life making Kerry happy. Color Guard 10. Marching Band 10. F. H. A. 9,10,11,12. Library Aid 9. ANNETTE MARIE STAHLER June 14, 1959 . . . Ann, Likes partying and rock music . . . Seen with Jackie, Diane, and Sue . . . Ambition is to live life the way she wants. Basketball Club 9. D. E. C. A. 11. Drama Club 10. Library Aid 9,10. 19 Jennette Stabler Deborah Starner Crystal Starner Tony Starner JEANNETTE LOUISE STAHLER June 14, 1959 . . . Likes running around, rock, and classical music . . . Seen with Jackie, Karen, Sue, Kathy, Pam and Sue . . . Ambition is to be happy in life. B Club 12. Basketball 9, 10. Chorus 9, 10,11,12. F.B.L.A. 10, 11. Tennis Club 9. DEBORAH MAE STARNER Dec- ember 2, 1959 . . . Debbie, Likes being in sports and hard rock . . . Seen with Kathy, Agnes, Rose, John and Norm . . . Ambition is to become a com- puter programmer. Basketball Club 9. F.B.L.A. 12. Girls Gym Club 10, 11. Girls Gym Club 10, 11. Glee Club 10,11. Volleyball 10,11,12. CRYSTAL DAWN STARNER March 30, 1959 . . . Cris, Likes listening to music, watching it snow, rock, and classical music . . . Seen with Laura, Bonnie, Pam, Dana, Kevin, Karen and Bob . . . Ambition is to have a happy and successful life. B Club 10,11,12. Cheerleading 10, 11. Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12. Tennis Club 9. Volleyball 9,10. TONY LEE STARNER September 4, 1958 . . . Likes working on cars, running around and rock . . . Seen with Lisa, Mark, Brook, Bob, Larry, Ken, Joe, Nevin, and Jeff . . . Ambition is to be an auto-mechanic. Auto Mechanics Club 9. F.C.A. 10,11,12. Foot- ball 10. Track 9, 10. Carrie Starry Cheryl Stephens CARRIE RENEE STARRY Decem- ber 10, 1959 . . . President of FBLA, Likes watching TV, cro- cheting, hiking, and rock . . . Seen with Steve, Connie, Kathy, and Jenette . . . Ambition is to make everyone around her happy. Marching Band 10, 11, 12. Basket- ball Club 9. Color Guard 10, 11, 12. F.B.L.A. 11,12. F.H.A. 10. AGNES ST. CLAIR October 23, 1959 . . . Aggie or Ag, Likes running around and hard rock . . . Seen with Gene, Sue, and Deb . . . Ambition is to see every country in the world. B Club 10. Basketball 10. Basketball Club 9. Hockey 9, 10,11. Plays 11, 12. Volleyball 11,12. Agnes St. Clair Steven Stevens CHERYL ANN STEPHENS February 27, 1959 . . . President of PYEA, Likes twirling, running around, rock, and classical music . . . Seen with Holly, Di, Donna, and Kevin . . . Ambition is to own and operate a health spa and restaurant. B Club 12. March- ing Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Chorus 9, 10, 11,12. Majorette 9, 10, 11, 12. P.Y.E.A. 11. Ski Club 9. Tennis Club 10. STEVEN MICHAEL STEVENS July 5, 1959 . . . likes horse- back riding, running around, and hard rock . . . Seen with Chuck, Cindy, Dave, Terry, and Jeff. . . . Ambition is to succeed. D.E.C.A. 11, 12. Auto Mech- anics Club 9, 20 Kathy Stimer Pamela Thomas Pamela Toffey KATHY ANN STIMER November 30, 1959 . . . Kate, Sr. Editor of Yearbook, and Treasurer of FBLA . . . Likes swimming, basketball, softball, cheerleading, bowling and rock . . . Seen with Jamie, Lisa, Carrie, Connie, and Beef . . . Ambition is to be a secretary. Basketball 11, 12. Cheer- leading 12. F.B.L.A. 11, 12. Hockey Manager 12. Yearbook Staff 12. DONNA LUELLA STOERZINGER July 28, 1959 . . . Harvey, Likes being with Ken and Rock . . . Seen with Pam, Mycala, Donna, Jeff, and Kevin . . . Ambition is to be a medical secretary. F.H.A. 9. Ski Club 12. Tennis Club 10. Donna Stoerzinger Rodney Thomas Karen Trcka DONNA JEAN TANGER January 19, 1959 . . . Secretary and Vice President of Ski Club . . . Likes Running around, horseback riding and rock . . . Seen with Carroll, Linda, Kathy, Carrie, and Donna . . . Ambition is to be successful in whatever she does. Cheerlead- ing 9, 10, 11. Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12. Tennis Club 9. Volleyball 9. PAMELA IRIS THOMAS February 23, 1959 . . . Toby, DEC A Secretary and President . . . Likes being with friends and the Eagles . . . Seen with Mycala and Bonnie . . . Ambition is to see and know the world. Cheerleading 10, 11, 12. Color Grard 9. D.E.C.A. 11, 12. Tennis Club 10. Christopher Thoms RODNEY LEE THOMAS July 16, 1959 . . . Band President and Golf Club President . . . Likes hiking and any good music . . . Seen with Dee . . . Ambition is to find the real meaning of life. Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12. March- ing Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Chess Club 9, 10. Cross-Country 11. Golf Club 11. Gymnastics Club 11, 12. Stage Crew 9,10, 11, 12. Track 11, 12. Yearbook Staff 11, 12. CHRISTOPHER MARTIN THOMS October 11, 1959 . . . Chris, Likes being with Connie and rock . . . Seen with anybody but snobs . . . Ambition is to be an archi- tect. Baseball 10, 11, 12. Basket- ball Club 9. Play 11. Ski Club 12. Tennis Club 11. PAxMELA MICHELLE TOFFEY February 24, 1959 . . . Senior Class President, Likes partying, skiing, Supertramp and Led Zep- plin . . . Seen with Laura, Cry- stal, Jackie, Sue, Bob and Kevin. Concert Band 9, 10. Marching Band 9, 10. Chorus 9, 10, 11. Plays 9, 10, 11, 12. Student Council 12. KAREN LOU TRCKA February 25, 1959 . . . Likes running a- round and rock . . . Seen with Pat, Donna Karen, Dathy, and Ellen . . . Ambition is to work with computors. F.H.A. 10,11. F.N.A. 9. Library Aid 9,10. 21 Brook Weibley Nevin Wickline KATHY LEE TRCKA February 25, 1959 . . . Likes running around and rock . . . Seen with Pat, Donna, Karen, Kathy, and Ellen . . . Ambition is to be a Key- punch Operator. F. B. L. A. 12. French Club 9,10,11. Glee Club 9,10,11,12. Library Aid 9,10. MARK CAMERON TRIMMER March 24, 1959 . . . Trimper, Likes hunting, reading, bowling, and rock . . . Seen with Dan, Kevin, Greg and Kerry' . . . Ambition is to be happy. Baseball9. Basketball Club 9,10. Chess Club 12 . Chorus 9, 10,11,12. Golf Club 11. Track 11. ROBERT DEAN WARREN September 10, 1959 . . . Bob, Likes skiing, partying Frederick Williams and Aerosmith . . . Seen with Tony, Mark, Bob, and Randy . . . Ambition is to be a Aircraft Technician. Basket- ball 9. Chorus 9,10,11,12. Cross- country 9. Football 9. Ski Club 11,12. Tennis Club 9. Track 9. BROOK ALLEN WIEBLEY September 19, 1959 . . . Likes going to races, riding motorcycles and being with Cheryl and rock . . . Seen with Cheryl, Mark, and Brad . . . Ambition is to be a race driver. Auto Mechanics Club9. F. F. A. 10,11,12. Football 9,10. VESTA MEA WHITACRE September 16, 1959 . . . Likes reading, sewing, and gospel music . . . Seen with Kathy, Kevin Wickline Karen, Deb, Jeff, and Kathy . . . Ambi- tion is to find God’s will for her life and follow it. Concert Band 9,10,12. March- ing Band 9,10,11,12. Bible Club 9,10, 11,12. Chorus 9,10,11,12. Library' Aid 11,12. KEVIN GRAYSON WICKLINE February 8, 1959 . . . Red, Likes reading, fish- ing and rock . . . Seen with Greg, Kai, Dan Jeff, and Mark . . . Ambition is to be a Biologist. Chess C lub 9,10,11,12. NEVIN GRAYSON WICKLINE February' 8, 1959 . . . Wick, Likes playing foot- ball, working on cars, going to the drags and rock . . . Seen with Jeff, Larry', Mark, and Perry . . . Ambition is to succeed. B Club 11. Baseball 9,10. F. F. A. 9,10,11,12. Football 9,11,12. Stage Crew 9. Track 11. FREDERICK LLOYD WILLIAMS May 25, 1959 . . . Fred, President of Varsity Club . . . Likes model building, motor- cycling, skiing, Beth and Edmund Fitz- gerald . . . Seen with Dan and Rich . . . Ambition is to succeed. Concert Band 9,10. Marching Band 9,10. Chess Club 9. Chours 11,12. Cross-Country 10. Tennis Club 10. Varsity'Club 11,12. Wrestling 9,10,11,12. 22 Kerry Yersevich Kathleen Yohn Michael Zeigler Class Motto: We build the latter by which we climb Class Colors: Scarlet and Pearl Class Flower: Carnation USA ANN WIN AND August 19, 1959 . . . Captain of Wrestling Cheerleading • . . Likes swimming, cooking, Aero- smith and Bad Company . . . Seen with Brad, Val, and Kathy . . . Ambition is to be a medical secretary and be with Brad. Cheerleading 9,10,11,12. French Club 10,11. Ski Club 9. Varsity Club 12. GREGORY ALLAN WISHARD July 23, 1959 . . . Greg, Likes motorheading around and Aerosmith rock . . . Seen with Toad, Jim, Gray, terry, and Wayne . . . Ambition is succeed. D. E. C. A. 11,12. Golf Club 10. DONNA LOUISE YOST December 17, 1959 . . . Likes talking, walking and being by herself . . .Seen with Pat and Kathy . . . Ambition is to live in the mountains and rough it. Bible Club 11. Drama Club 10. F. B. L. A. 12. Lib- rary Aid 11. KERRY ELLEN YERSEVICH November 28, 1959 . . . Fox, Vice President of Band and Co-editor of Newspaper . . . Likes writing and listening to good music . . . Seen with Kay, Diane, Denise, and Kim. Ambition is to succeed. Con- cert Band 9,10,11,12. Marching Band 9,10,11,12 Bible C lub 12. Chorus 9 10 11,12. French Club 9,10,11. KATHLEEN ELAINE YOHN December 14, 1958 . . . Yohn, Likes tennis and horse- back riding . . . Seen with Dar, Carrie, Connie, Kathy, Jeanette . . . Ambi- tion is to live a happy life. Concert Band 9,10,11,12. Marching Band 9,10, 11.12. Basketball 9,10,12. Chorus 9,10 11.12. Hockey 9,10,11,12 . Tennis Club 9. Gym Club 10,11,12. Volleybal 9.10.11.12. Yearbook Staff 12. MICHAEL RAY ZEIGLER April 8, 1958 Pig Zig . . . Likes running around town and rock . . . Seen with all the guys . . . Ambition is to succeed. Basketball 9. F. F. A. 9,10,11,12. Football 9,10, 11,12. Track 9. Varsity Club 10,11,12. Wrestling 10,11,12. 23 Pictures not available . . . JON QUINN CAMPBELL August 13, 1959 . . . Likes doing bongs and Led Zepplin . . . Seen with Rick, Ray, Randy and Tim . . . Ambition is to be a bulldozer operator. F. F. A. 9,10,11. Track 9,1( TIMOTHY REX JOHNSON August 6, 1959 . . . Tim, Likes doing the bongs and Led Zepplin . . . Seen with Rich, Ray, Tim, and Jon, Ambition is to be . filthy rich. FRED ALLEN ROBINSON July 5, 1959 RICHARD ANTHONY SCHNITZLER September 23, 1959 . . . Likes playing the guitar and listening to Led Zeppelin . . . Seen with Ray, Jon, and Tim. Ambition is to strive for inner-peace. DAN STEPHEN SUMMERS April 9, 1959 . . . Bikes photography and tennis, Seen mostly with toad . . . Ambition is to become an Air Force Pilot. JEFFREY ALLEN VAUGHN December 7, 1959 . . . Likes racing snowmobiles and Aerosmith . . . Seen with Chris Barry, Tim, Kathy and Deb . . . Ambition is to have all the fun he can. JEFFREY ALLEN WEAVER October 14, 1959 . . . Likes running around and Aerosmith . . . Seen with Nevin, Pos- quially, and Radimus . . . Ambition is to get rich. 25 27 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION By high school, most students have realized that teachers and administra- tors are human, too. Although, there are times when we deny this statement, there are real examples to uphold this belief. The stiff lip and reddened face of a study hall teacher display a very human trait. Who can overlook the per- spiring forehead, twisting facial features and the pant of a teacher psyched by his own inspirational lecture? Most memorable are the kind eyes and soft voice of a helpful instructor. It is the sighs of relief, maniacal grins, upturned chins, wrinkled brows, wide-open eyes, and patient smiles which will long remain in our minds. We thank these teachers for being more than just teachers; for be- ing friends and fellow human beings. To the Class of 1977: In the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson made reference to the pursuit of happiness as one dream he had for the people in our country. While some people feel he spoke of happiness as an end product many others feel that the ability to pursue a meaningful life of one's choice was envisioned by Jefferson. In today's society it is clear that those who choose to believe that happiness is a result of fortune or happenstance are frequently left bewildered while those who actively pursue a self-established goal are those who find the most happiness. Each graduating senior will shortly be thrust into an adult world and experience the corresponding demands which are placed on each individual in today's society. Those who have developed a life-time plan and have established goals to pursue should, in the final analysis, find happiness more readily than those who have no goals. It is my hope that our schools have prepared you with all of the basic skills necessary to succeed in your chosen life- time goal. W. Reese Lichtel Superintendent Board Of Directors; ROW 1; Gerald Ebersole, William Wenger, Fred Ebeisole, Melvin Worley ROW 2; Kenneth Hankey, George Anderson, Mac Lott, Gary Shank, Earl Phillips 30 It is highly important in this technological age in which we live to be able to make right choices; to be able to distinguish good from bad; to be able to perceive a wise course of action and not be fooled by the sugar coating of seemingly attractive offers and opportunities. Much of the course work you were asked to accomplish over the past few years was aimed at having you develop crit- ical thinking skills, make value judgements, analyze, build within yourself the attitudes needed for successful and happy living. You will be faced immediately with the opportunity to use the lessons learned through the reading, writing and innumer- able calculations made which you may have thought of as ex- ercises in futility. Please do not be deceived by persons and things. Be con- templative, be aware, be alert, weigh carefully all evidence and be purposeful in reaching conclusions. Make the best of every opportunity you have. Aesop writing before the birth of Christ said Beware lest you lose the substance by grasping at the shadow. This is my caution to you, the graduates of the class of 1977. Best wishes in every endeavor. Robert M. Reed Principal As you the Class of 1977 conclude this phase of your formal education it marks the beginning of a variety of lifetime ca- reers for all of you. It is hoped that the experiences and re- lationships encountered while a student will not only prepare you for your planned career, but have provided an inspiration to you as well. If in any endeavor you undertake, your contributions are the highest your capabilities allow, the results will be both rewarding and personally satisfying. Seeing your effort to not only do well but to do your best provide all of us at BSHS a sense of satisfaction and achievement. Good Luck! Herbert Phelps Assistant Principal 31 Ronald Baker—Science Dean Becker—Spanish Kenneth Bottorf--Driver Education John Baum an--Guidance Michael Bennett--English Patrick Burke—Special Education Andrew Campbell--Social Studies Patricia DiBerardine—Home Economics Donald Dixon—Business Jeffery Davidson—Social Studies Mary Ann Dissinger—French David Dries—Chemistry-Physics Beverly Eby—English John Goff—Physical Education Randall Gutacker—Industrial Arts John Fisher-Social Studies Harold Griffie—Math 34 Diane Hawn—English Dale Heineman—Math Joann Johnson—Math William Hevel—Instrumental Music Allyn Susan Kinsey—Physical Education 35 June Kline—Math Mary Lou Kronke—Nurse Charles Lenker—Guidance Vincent Kowalski—Librarian Stephen Laughman—Physical Education John Lightner—Distributive Education Patricia London—Physical Education Dale Miller—History Barry Oswald—Vocational Agriculture Michael McGough—History John Miner—Industrial Arts Eloise Owens—Reading Sabina Pennabaker--Home Economics Matthew Rosendahl--Vocal Music Carroll Slothour James Ristine—Science Stephen Sassaman--Social Studies Connie Tate—Business Education Linda Topper—English Lloyd Wagener—Art William Troxell—Special Education Joan Wolf—English Sonj a A ltd er C ashi er Ellen Blocher—Library Clerk Carol Miller—Guidance Secretary Penny Asper—Secretary Jane Hartzel—Secretary Alliene Mummert—Teacher's Aide 40 Cafeteria Satff—ROW 1; Kathryn Thomas, Shirley King, Ruthann Weidner, Linda Heikes, Nancy Shellehamer ROW 2; Ruth Reichart, Mable Hankey, Delores Grim, Jean Nace Custodians — Stella Laughman, John Jacobs, Thurman Inskip, Arlene Wisner Doris Shook--Business Clerk Joan Trostle—Business Clerk Dorothy Williams--Secretary Loud cheering at pep rallies. Greaser Day, and always selling something, are just a few distinguishing marks of an underclassman. Their eyes gaze at the Seniors with jealousy as they busily plan for their senior year. The student carry- ing half a dozen thick textbooks and actually studying in study halls, is usually an underclassman with a loaded schedule. The Seniors sigh, shake their heads', and shrug their should- ers at the underclassmen. Teachers laugh, yell and shake a warning finger at them. But the underclassmen continue with unabashed enthusiasm to uphold old Bermudian Springs' tra- ditions and initiate new ones. OFFICERS President--Dan Grim Vice Prcsident--Beverly Spertzel Treasurer--Dorothy Dupler Secretary—Lori McClain ADVISORS Mr. Burke and Mr. Dixon Mr. Burke, Mr. Dixon Lori McClain, Beverly Spertzel, Dorothy Dupler, Dan Grim CLASS OF 78 Charles Altland Donna Altman Randy Susan Vicki Dawn Asper Sherry Asper Victoria Beaver Anderson Anderson Anderson Daniel Boone Virgil Boose Juanita Brandt Kathy Brodbeck Keith Brodbeck Norma Bupp Kathryn Kathie Chew Carpenter Tammy Cline Christine Davis Ricky Dennis Glenda Dove Dorothy Dupler Mark Ebersole Michael Ensor Brenda Feathers Kimberly Fishel Sondra Forsythe Kim Gaines Sharon Hankey Gregory Harbold Penny Harman Daniel Heagey Robin Heyser Kim Highlands Joyce Hinkle Judy James Eugene Kauffman Donna Hoffman James Keller Rodger Hoover Denise Kemper James Hughes John Kennedy Sharon King Robert Knepper Lawrence Kraft Patricia Leer Richard Lenker Stephen Jay Livingston Livelsberger Elaine McCauslin Lori McClain Barbara Miller Bradley Miller Kim R. Miller Kimberly Lorelei Miller Michael Moritz David Miller Mummert Martin Mummert Duane Myers Michael Murtorff Seglinde Nelson Donald Rosenzweig Timothy Piho Brian Prosser Debra Reichert Diane Seibright Duane Schrade Mary Jean Keith Searfoss Schrider Randall Pauli Linda Pifer Sarah Myers Vicki Myers Rodger Sebring Patricia Sheleman Gregory Smith Steve Smith Tammy Smith Tracy Snyder Sharon Speelman Louann Speese Beverly Spertzel Norman Sponseller Linda Stabler Karen Stimer Elaine Stock Zoe Ellen Stough Donald Summers Sandra Summers Beth Ann Kelly Toffey T avlor Connie Trimmer Robert Trone Debra Trostle Kim Trostle Grecthen VanScyoc Brenda Wagner Mike Werner Kim Winand Ernest Wolf Sonia Wolf Donald Wonder Margaret Wooters Members of die class with pictures unavailable: Leonard Nelson, Linda Beam, Eddie Bloom, Marion Brown, Deb Cook, Cindy Cooley, Jose Garcia, Daniel Grimm, Chuck Hall, Kenneth Hock, Wanda Hollabaugh, William Ingle, Daniel Keller, Lisa Metzger, Judith Sanders, Denise Tribby, Melinda Wildasin Scott Zeigler 47 CLASS OF 79 OFFICERS President—Dave Boyer Vice President--Lisa Speece Treasurer—Doug Black Secretary—Kathy Wadel ADVISORS Mrs. Topper and Mr. Sassaman Dave Boyer, Doug Black, Kathy Wadel, Lisa Speece 48 Ronald Althoff Randy Altice Mark Aider Matt Aider Paul Anderson David Angel Valerie Auchey Ralph Bair Marcia Becker Myra Bierkamp Douglas Black William Bloom David Boyer Florabell Brown Theresa Bupp Gay Campbell John Cardino James Carson Bryan Clopper Sandra Cook Janie Cooley Maria Cruz Thomas Cumbee David Diehl Deb Ecker Mary Ehmry David Eichelberger Judith Ensor Laurie Ensor Gary Eichelberger Charles Emlet Gail Ensor Mark Ensor Carol Forsythe Laura Friedman Teresa Gilson Willie Green Karen Group Tammy Henry 49 John Keck Lore Keckler Dawn Keefer Phil Keefer Betty Keiser Margaret Keller Q Kimberly Charles Hursh Hostetter Roxanne Herman Mary Ann Herren Mark Holsopple Danny Hoover Randy Morris Harold ___ Mummert James Myers Karen Myers Richard Myers Sarah Myers Tammy Myers Timothy Myers John Nell Hoa Thi Nguyen Wanda Parr Theresa Philips Rebecca Phio Ellen Powers Keith Racer Lori Reese 50 Mark Shafer Daniel Shank Rick Bryan David Showers Dean Shull Edward Smith Jeff Smith Shellenhamer Shenberger Tina Smith Karen Smith Troy Spahr Crystal Spangler Lisa Speese Helen Stambaugh Linda Stambaugh Michael Stambaugh Michelle Stambaugh Juliette Steimling Diana Stibitz Wesley Taylor Margaret Thomas Michael Thomas Robert Thompson Pamela Tosten •4 r Ricky Trimmer ■ b Laurie Vaughn Kathleen Wadel Wayne Warner Jean Whisler David Williams Jacqueline Wisner Members of the class with pictures unavailable: Beth Bickle Wendy Bittinger Iva Faircloth Richard Foutz Jack Lokey Claude Metzger Carlos Muniz Diane Myers Lewis Reinhart Danny Seibright Roy Smith Stephen Tanger 51 CLASS OF 80 OFFICERS President--Kevin Messinger Vice President--Cindy Becker Treasurer--David Stephens Secretary--Tammy Winand ADVISOR Mr. Bottori Cindy Becker, Tammy Winand, Kevin Messinger, David Stephens 52 Laurence Bird Jean Blocker Kandy Bodkins Tina Boose Jeffrey Boyer Stephen Boyer Cathy Brough Sheryll Butler Donald Altman Brenda Anderson Stephen Ashley Vicki Bailey Allen Bair Donna Beam Cynthia Becker Jennifer Behney Edward Casanova Leah Cheeks Vickie DeHaven Jeffrey Dimov Lisa Duncan Brenda Dupler W mgr John Chew Sherry Cross Julio Cruz Charles Cumbee Connie Cunningham Joy Decker Dwayne Frey Randy Gardner Natalie Geiger Brian Grove Jeffery Guise Tenley Hall Gregory Ensor Ronnie Faircloth Darryl Green Ernest Green Douglas Group Dale Hankey Carol Hartlaub Rodney Heagey 53 Sherry Heikes Jonathon Henry T ammy n Hostetter 9'v Linda Hoke Earl Herman Ronald Harvey Hinkle Mark Hinton Highlands m a « Mark Juliana Barry Keller Andrew Kennedy Kay Kennedy Richard Kennedy Rodger King Dennis Matthew Kraft Shelby Kramer Donna Landis Knackstedt Troy Landis Craig Laughman Lee Leer Jorden Lehr Stacey Linebaugh Tami Lobaugh James Lott William Luther April Lee Mark Kathy Masemer George McGuigan Kevin Messinger Carla Miller Christian Miller Jeffery Miller Lori Monn Michael Moody Daniel Richard Daniel Myers Mummert Mummerth Jeffery Myers Ronald Myers Susan Myers Sandra Nell Debra Perry Lorry Reigle Cherl Reinhart Gregory Riley James Rinker Kenneth Robinson Karol Runk Cindy Ruppert Gregory Sanders Sandra Schuhart Stephen Shellehamer Thomas Shenberger Frank Shoenberger Lou Ann Showers Dan Shull Judith Shultz George Smiley Melissa Smith Randall Snyder Penny Sowers Eric Spangler Craig Speese Shari Sponseller Scott Starner Members of the class with no pictures available: Keith Metzger Sharon Brubaker Victor Muniz Sandra Dennis Mary Ness James Eisenhart Douglas Scott Sherry Gruver Victor Shelleman Amy Hall Lynn Stibitz Denise Hollabaugh Todd Houston Pam Ladue Judy McCreary Craig Steimling David Stephens Arnold Stevens Ray Stevens Kelly Stimer Shari Tate Irl Therit William Julie Thomen Lisa Toffey Brian Warner Thomas Merle Weidner Brian Werner Joseph Whitacre Donald Williams Tammy Winand Gail Wolf Rebecca Raymond Yohn Robert Yost Sharon Ziim Wrights Steven Warner David Washington Joseph Weaver 55 OFFICERS President--Shawn McClain Vice President--Brad Inskip Treasurer--John Trone Secretary--Diane Miller ADVISOR Miss Dissinger Brad Inskip, John Trone, Shawn McClain, Diane Miller Miss Dissinger CLASS OF 1981 Homeroom 124 ROW 1 A. Becker, D. Baker, T. Black, C. Byers ROW 2 B. Bretz, S. Bickel, S. Bierkamp, J. Harter, W. Dissinger, J. Carson, D. Crabb, W. Barrett, J. Bollin- ger, V. Byers ROW 3 Z. Brown, K. Byers, P. Culp, C. Althoff, C. Crabb, J. Eichel- berger, M. Douglas, J. Becker, M. Ander- son ROW 4 B. Aiello, S. Dick, T. Bar- rett, B. Caldwell, K. Altice, W. Carpen- ter, L. Coulson, B. Campbell, P. Bloom, H. Casanova Homeroom 125 ROW 1 K. Hunt, L. Heckler, R. Hunt, S. Harbold, S. Lehman, T. King, T. Hartzell, J. Friedman ROW 2 D. Harris, K. Grimm, M. Kroft, J. Lerew, C. Gar- cia, J. Ingle, R. Fair ROW 3 R. Ensor, R. Gochenaur, M. Hostetter, F. Hocken- braugh, S. Hamilton, H. Friedline, B. Inskip ROW 4 G. Ladue, C. Herman, A. Hobbs, M. Kofalt, D. Heild, K. Gilson, C. Lehman, K. Gruver, D. Gram 59 Homeroom 126 ROW 1 K. Reynolds, G. Nelson, S. Muniz, D. Luther, M. Phillips ROW 2 S. McClain, R. Phillips, T. Miller, P. Showers, L. Moody, K. Monn, L. Rice, S. Reinhart, B. Lescaleet ROW 3 A. Rosenzweig, B. Shoenberger, J. Landers, C. Robinson, C. Reinecker, S. Martino, J. Myers, L. Lobaugh ROW 4 J. School- craft, R. Moul, K. Livelsberger, B. Myers, K. Miller, L. Sebright, D. Myers, B. Pifer, D. Miller Homeroom 127 ROW 1 S. Roth, C. Stoner, P. Wolf, C. Thompson, J. Stevens, G. Thomas, J. Starner ROW 2 D. Stambaugh, L. Starry, M. Spahr, L. Willett, I. Stockham, J. Trone, N. Smiley, J. Williams, C. Tay- lor ROW 3 B. Smith, S. Showers, K. Stoner, G. Shorb, L. Starner, M. Wil- helm, P. Trimmer, P. Shull ROW 4 G. Ashley, D. Tosten, T. Wolf, B. Stam- baugh, D. Thomari, L. Spangler, S. Wag- ner, B. Wolf 60 CLASS OF 1982 OFFICERS President--Mark McClain Vice President--Joe Lenker Treasurer--James Miller Secretary--Scott Wolf ADVISOR Ms. Eby James Miller, Joe Lenker, Mark McClain, Scott Wolf 61 Homeroom 120 ROW 1 S. Deibler, S. Eckenrode, T. Boose, R. Byers ROW 2 R. Becker, D. Ehly, L. Cruz, B. Boyer, J. Behney, L. Crook, R. Bupp, J. Ashley ROW 3 C. Brehm, R. Fahnestock, C. Cook, B. Carey, L. Byers, R. Dimov, T. Eger ROW 4 T. Anderson, R. Altice, F. An- derson, M. Ensor, K. Larson, C. Beaver, W. Ardrey, T. Boose Homeroom 121 ROW 1 D. Kauffman, J. Griffie, W. Keech, J. Hoffman, C. King, J. Heikes ROW 2 L. Harris, T. Hauck, D. Green, T. Greist, C. Hertz, R. Fishel, J. Ho- well, D. Friedman ROW 3 M. Hocken- braugh, B. Fry, C. Green, A. Hartzell, J. Hunt, C. Knackstedt, R. Forsythe, C. Grasley ROW 4 J. Gullick, J. Green, K. Holtzinger, J. King, J. Garcia, M. King, T. Hartlaub, B. Heebner 62 Homeroom 122 ROW 1 D. Mead, D. Perry, R. Line- baugh, D. Myers, J. Kuhn, K. Powers, J. Lenker ROW 2 B. Messinger, J. Mil- ler, E. Myers, L. Plank, K. Reynolds, G. Rothenhoefer, D. Murtorff, L. Coulson, R. McCreary ROW 3 L. Rutters, T. Lobaugh, H. Rice, D. Pifer, J. Kraft, N. Miller, D. Kroft, M. McClain ROW 4 J. Rohrbaugh, K. Myers, M. McElwee, L. Pennypacker, L. Plank, B. McGuigan, M. Metzger, J. Long, W. Richie Homeroom 123 ROW 1 M. Shrum, B. Weaver, M. Shen- berger, G. Winand, G. Williams, K. Summers ROW 2 J. Spirk, J. Stephens, B. Shellehamer, C. Steimling, S. Wolfe, D. Watts, G. Wildasin, M. Shelleman, M. Thompson ROW 3 D. Speelman, R. Weigle, B. Yohn, K. Smith, M. Yost, F. Caplinger, B. Wrights, S. Thomen ROW 4 T. Weaver, M. Zeigler, K. Snyder, C. Van Syoc, K. Booher, C. Sponseller, S. Thomen, S. Stevens, S. Shive, W. Wonder 63 Throughout the summer there is always the twinge of excite- ment and the need to re-engage in school activities such as hockey or football team. Anticipation, victory, defeat or revenge is sparked by one of these teams. There are always the eager eyes looking forward to the day of Homecoming which leads off with the football game. The high point of the day is the crowning of the Qugen. The Homecoming Dance, leaving sweet memories with all, closes an eventful day. Early in fall, the All-School Play is presented by student act- ors who are eager to represent our school with pride and dignity. The fall activities are an opportunity for students to begin their school year actively and enkindle them to continuous par- ticipation in future school activities. 66 HOMECOMING Our 1976 Homecoming activities began with the Homecoming parades in York Springs and East Berlin and the Bonfire where the football team, queen candi- dates, cheerleaders, and fans displayed an effect of school spirit that was overwhelming. Homecoming day, Oct. 16 promised to be sunny and cool, and we were not disappointed when it ar- rived. By game time the crowd was large and waiting for the game to begin. Our Eagles were playing the Greencastle Blue- Devils, and the 12-0 defeat at half-time did not daunt the crowds spirit. During half-time the winners of the floats were announced. The Sophomores took first place and the Freshman took second. Then Cheryl Stephens, Jackie Highlands, Kim Spahr, Mycala Masemer, Denise Griest, Lisa Wi- nand and Doris Ensor were announced as the nomi- nees for Homecoming queen. Finally Kim Spahr was crowned to reign as 1976 Homecoming Queen with Denise Griest 1st runner- up, and Cheryl Stephens 2nd runner-up as her court. Our Eagles never did manage to catch up with the Blue-devils with an ending score of 24-18, but we were proud of them for trying their best to defeat them. 1976 Homecoming activities were brought to an end after the Annual Homecoming dance featuring the group, Back Door Frost , which was held at the school gymnasium. Overall, Homecoming 1976 was a completely en- joyable event thanks to everyone who had made it worthwhile. 67 2nd runner-up Cheryl Stephens, 1976 Homecoming Queen Kim Spahr, 1st runner-up Denise Griest Denise Griest and her escort Dan Kofalt Cheryl Stephens and her escort Kevin Searfoss 1st place Sophmore Class Float 1975 Queen Cindy Kofalt and her escort Randy Griest 68 Lisa Winand and her escort Brad Pauli Kim Spahr and her escort Jim Aiello 2nd place Freshman Class Float Dee Ensor and her escort Rodney Thomas Jackie Highlands and her escort Dale Rutters 69 Amanda Hoffacker JV Cheerleaders; Sonya Wolf, Denise Kemper, Lisa Speese, Deb Becker, Doris Ensor, Amanda Hoffacker 70 Diane Carson Varsity Cheerleaders; Kim Spahr, Karen Stimer, Denise Tribby, Tracy Snyder, Kim Highlands, Jackie Highlands, Pam Thomas CHEERLEADERS Either under the lights or during the day the cheerleaders show their spirit for the great effort our players put forth. The whole school is en- lightened by the enthusiam of the cheerleaders. They, also, work hard at their practices to show the teams that they're backingthem up all the way. By giving credit and support when it is due, the cheerleaders encourage them to strive harder for a Eagle victory. Jackie Highlands Pam Thomas Lisa Winand Lori Leer, Tammy Winand, Lisa Winand, Vicki Anderson, Kathy Stimer, Kim Win- and, Val Auchey Substitues: 1st ROW: Vicky Myers, Carla Lehman, Diane Carson, 2nd ROW: Gail Wolf, Sharon Speelman 72 Jr. High Cheerleaders: Deb Murtorff, Loraine Harris, Shelly Spahr, Sandy Schuhart, Beth Ebersole, Melisa Thompson, Beth Boyer, Cheryl Byers 73 ROW 1: B. Pauli, N. Wickline, K. Gieger, G. Myers, B. Aiello, P. Altland ROW 2. M. Ziegler, M. Eisenhart, J. Lehr, J. Cookerly ROW 3: M. Brown, M. Ensor, R. Anderson, M. Mummert, S. Smith, J. Dissinger, R. Spahr, ROW 4: D. Cook, C. Muniz, T. Spahr, M. Stambaugh, D. Diehl, R. Morris, C. Emlet, W. Bloom, J. Brown, D. Carson, R. Myers, W. Green. , i, i liflF VARSITY W m OPP. BS Big Spring ; 39— 0 Camp Hill 42— 0 Susque nit a 44--10 New Oxford 18— 0 Littlestown 27— 0 Greencastle 24—18 Northern . 30-- 0 James Buchanan 27-- 6 Gettysburg 48— 0 Biglerville 46— 0 74 Coaches: Jeff Davidson, Brian Market, Dale Heineman VARSITY AND J.V. FOOTBALL Football is a sport of running, blocking, and tackling for the purpose of scoring a touchdown. The players at Bermudian, throughout this season, have shown stamina, spirit, and deter- mination. They started practice in the heat of August, right up until November in the cold, to secure a place in the Blue Mountain League. Credit should be given to the team and the coaching staff for never losing their enthusiasm and spirit. 75 John Cookerly Tackle Bob Aiello Guard Nevin Wicklin Guard Mark Eisenhart Split End Jamie Lehr Tailback 76 Athletic Director William Troxell 9th Grade ROW 1; D. Stephens, R. Yohn, K. Metzger, J. Whitacre, B. Aiello, C. Laughman, S. Ashley ROW 2: G. McGuigan, B. Thomas, S. Boyer, B. Warner, J. Chew ROW 3: Coaches Ron Baker, David Dries M. Brown, R. Highlands, E. Green, E. Casanova 9th Grade Football lew Oxford Northern Scotland Susquenita Litthutown Boil ; Spring Biglerville - Opp. 0 7 0 27 41 14 2 wins 2 lossesf5 78 JR. HIGH FOOTBALL Gaining experience and knowledge for later football years, the Jr. High Football teams worked hard and long this season. Under the coaching of John Goff and Jim Ristine, the 7th and 8th grade team finished a winning season of 5 wins and 1 loss. The 9th grade eagles team, directed by David Dries and Ron Baker, ended their season with 2 wins and 5 losses. Both teams should be commended for their efforts this past season. 7 G 8 grade Football ROW Is J. Green, J. Ingle, R. Hunt, B. Inskip, T. Anderson, T. Black, S. School- craft, J. Griffie, D. Ehly ROW 2: J. Hoffman, M. Ensor, D. Myers, D. Speelman, J. Lenker, G. Pauli, D. Tosten ROW 3: J. Long, M. Anderson, J. Howe, B. McGuigan, H. Casanova Coaches John Goff, Jim Ristine 79 Managers L. Bird, D. Mummert 80 Coach Sue Kinsey HOCKEY Girls field hockey is a very demanding sport requiring a great deal of stamina, coordination and speed for success. Our 1976 squad, comprised mostly of under- classmen, displayed spirit, team work and a desire to win. These qualities kept the girls to- gether even when facing their tou iest adversaries. Two new items brightened the 1976 season. One was the addition of Mrs. Tate as new assist- ant coach; the other was the Varisity squad's new uniforms. J.V. ROW 1: V. Anderson, K. Miller, D. Trostle, N. Geiger, L. Speese, K. Chew, P. LaDue, D. Myers, V. DeHaven, K. Stlmer ROW 2: A. Hall, S. Myere, L. Ensor Coach Connie Tate Managers: Joyce Hinkle, Kathy Stimer, Sarah Myers 81 Coach John Fisher ROW 1: W. Warner, D. Grim, R. Heagey, M. Juliana, K. Messinger, T. Law- rence, P. Fritz ROW 2: R. Thompson, G. Stamer, J. Lott, R. Brodbeck, N. Sponseller, K. Brodbeck 82 CROSS COUNTRY Under the fine coaching of John Fisher, our 1976 Cross Country squad trained diligently for the upcoming season. Faced with the loss of sev- eral excellent runners, each member of the team made a fine effort to maintain the momentum of the team. Throughout this year the Eagle harriers dis- played determination and enthusiasm in the face of a highly competitive schedule. Finishing the season with a 2 -12 record, the team should be commended on their efforts. 83 FALL ALL SCHOOL PLAY The 1976 fall play was presented to the public on the evenings of November 19 and 20. The play, enti- tled Rest Assured” was a three-act comedy directed by Ms. Bev Eby. The main character was Mr. Morlock who would not give up his daughter to marry a young man be- cause of his poverty. Mr. Morlock is rude and mean to everyone only to wake up and find that all his trou- bles were only a dream. His character changed to a wonderful loving man toward his family and friends. The people deserving credit for the successful play are Kathy Wadel, a sophmore. Student Assist- ant Director, and the cast consisted of Kevin Sear- foss, Dan Sebright, Agnes St. Clair, Mark McLane, Robin Heyser, Denise Griest, Kathy Wadel, Dave Luther, Dave Eichelberger and Richard Foutz. The Stage Manager was Dan Hoover, Prompter was Laura Friedman and Rob Hershey, a 1976 graduate of Ber- mudian Springs, served as Technical Assistant. The hard work and effort that was put into the play was found worth while by both the audience and actors. We hope that the future plays of our school are just as impressive as this one was. The Cast: ROW 1—R. Hey- ser, D. Luther, M. McClain, C. Robinson, K, Highlands ROW 2—A. St. Clair, L. Stahler, K. Searfoss, D. Griest, D, Eichelberger, K. Searfoss, K. Wadel, R. Foutz, S. Clopper, D. Sei- bright, H. Altlsnd 84 Winter, a time of bared trees, is also the time for bared legs of boys and girls on the basketball teams. Dressed in summer-time shorts and tops, they provide suspenseful excitement and entertainment for a loyal student body. Even with freezing teamperatures outside, wrestlers inside maintain their growling greetings, reddened faces, heavy breathing and perspir- ing bodies. One lucky girl's pride is warmed when selected queen at the annual Holiday Wrestling Tournament. A post-holiday event, the Miss Yearbook Dance is another opportun- ity for one girl to win recognition in the eyes of the student body. Guys and girls shed their heavy coats and boots and don swirling gowns and trim suits to dance to a lively band. Winter may be a cold season for many people but here at Bermudian we make it the hottest time of the year. THE SIX QUEEN CANDIDATES Doris Ensor Jackie Highlands Denise Griest Laura Lichtenfeltz Steph Hertz Mycala Masemer 88 MISS YEARBOOK QUEEN 1977 Every mid-January, six senior girls shed their jeans and heavy sweaters and don airy formals for the annual Yearbook Queen crowning. Due to severe winter conditions in 1977, the Yearbook gala ball had to be cancelled. Even though there were sub- zero temperatures outside, inside Bermudian Springs six hot and nervous girls awaited the decision. On January 14, 1977, the candidates were announced on the auditorium stage by Diane Billett, the 1977 Eagle editor. Doris Ensor, Denise Griest, Steph Hertz, Jackie Highlands, Laura Lichtenfeltz, and Mycala Masemer were grateful for their escort's arms as Diane began to speak, Second runner-up is Doris Ensor, first runner-up is Mycala Masemer, and the 1977 Miss Yearbook Queen is Denise Griest,. Denise's expression was that of surprise and then it transformed into a smile wide enough to warm every- one's hearts. 89 J.V. Team W. Green, T. Gaines, N. Lehman, E. Green, R. Trimmer, Missing day of picture, M. Murtorff. 90 VARSITY AND J.V BASKETBALL Once again as always our 1976-77 Varsity and J. V. Basketball teams have been working hard devoting many hours to this strenuous sport. Directing the Varsity squad and dis- playing new techniques is head coach Ken Cross. With two returning lettermen the team is using new offensive and defensive plays. The team is an aggressive, overall well ba- lanced squad with height as an advantage. 91 Coach Ken Cross 92 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL The young men of the Jr. High teams are doing a fine job this season. In Jr. High Bas- ketball learning fundamentals, coordination and good sportsmanship is stressed to pro- duce good future players for the Bermudian Springs basketball squads. 9th Grade: ROW 1: J. Lott, S. Boyer, R. King, KNEELING, manager D. Luther, S. Starner, V. Muniz, B. Warner ROW 2: Coach Bennett, R. Highlands, J. Lehr, S. Ash- ley, C. Laughman, J. Guise Coach Mike Bennett 7th G 8th Grade ROW 1: J. Huffman, D. Ehly, B. Inskip, T. Black, J. Green, D. Mead, W. Shellehamer ROW 2: Coach Cross, S. Harbold, W. Richie, J. Hunt, Z. Brown, S. Dick, B. Yohn, R. Hunt, R. Dimov 94 GIRL’S BASKETBALL A new element that has been added to the girls' basketball teams program is weight lift- ing. Conditioning and toning their muscles for better jumping, rebounding and shooting is the purpose of the program. The varsity squad has four returning letter - men to their line-up. The team is quick and aggressive both on defense and offense. The J. V. team is learning basketball funda- mentals and gaining experience needed later on for the varsity program. A new face on the coaching staff this year is that of Jeff Davidson. He has been assisting Coach Pat London throughout the season and adding new demensions to this women's sport. Varsity Girl's Basketball team: ROW 1; C. Reinecker, T. Cline, V. Myers, K. Shull ROW 2; D. Dupler, K. Stimer, K. Myers, K. Stimer, P. Leer, K. Yohn Coach Pat London James New Fairfi Little 95 Coach Jeff Davidson J.V. Girl's Basketball team: ROW 1; C. Schnitzler, L. Reese, S. Cross, C. Becker, G. Wolf ROW 2; K. Stimer, M. Becker, V. DeHaven, N. Geiger, G. Ensor, E. Stock % 97 Kathy Yohn WRESTLING Wrestling is a sport of individual effort with one person working alone to achieve a victory, which is shared by himself and his team. Because of the use of almost every mus- cle in their bodies, wrestlers have to be in top condition. This requires careful dieting, rest and strenuous practices. Even though our team is missing several weights, other teams in the league are feeling the force of the Eagles. The Eagle mat men are constantly improving as the season con- tinues and are expecting to surprise many people. Varsity Wrestling: ROW 1: K. Brodbeck, R. Lenker, F. Williams, R. Sphar, D. Grim, R. Pauli, ROW 2: K. Hermansen, B. Aiello, J. Lehr, J. Bolan, D. Kofalt, C. Muniz Coaches: Ken Bottorf, Dave Hoover 99 Fred Williams 112 lbs. Kai Hermansen 132 lbs. Bob Aiello 138 lbs. 100 Jr. High Wrestling Team ROW 1. J. Spirk, J. Lenker, J. Hoak, G. Williams, L. Lo- baugh, B. McGuidan, K. Messinger, ROW 2. D. Friedman, L. Stamer, G. McGuidan, B. Shoenberger, E. Casanova, D. Williams, ROW 3. S. McClain, B. Aiello, B. Yost, R. Yohn, J. Dimov, M. Anderson. Missing day of Picture-D. Tosten, F. Shoenberger, R. McCreary. Coach John Goff 101 Sharon King and escort 1976 HOLIDAY WRESTLING TOURNAMENT 102 Lisa Winand and escort 1976 Holiday Tournament Champions Bermudian Springs held its sixth annual Holiday Wrestling Tournament on December 30, 1976. Com- petitive wrestling began at 2 p.m. leaving Rich Lenker and Randy Spahr of Bermudian Springs three time tour- nament winners. Fred Williams of Bermudian became a two time tournament winner. Bermudians' team re- sults were first place Rich Lenker, Fred Williams, Randy Spahr, and Bob Aiello. Second place winners were Dan Grim and Randy Pauli. Third place winner was Dan Kofalt. The schools that participated and 1976 Team Results are 1st Newport--122 1 2, 2nd C.D. East--105, 3rd Bermudian Springs--97 1 2, and 4th Biglerville--85. The Wrestling Finals are as follows: 98-Steve Barlup (New) dec. Duane Forsythe (Big) 10-5, 105-Rich Lenker (BS) dec. Tom Hurst (CDE) 7-1, 112- Fred Williams (BS) pinned Bobby Joe Wright (CDE) 1:20, 119-Randy Spahr (BS) dec. Bob Lenig (New) 11-3, 126- Terry Mcntzer (Big) dec. Dan Grim (BS) 8-2, 132-Dave Bitting (New) dec., Randy Pauli (BS) 4-1, 138-Bob Aiello (BS) dec. Scott Miller (New) 5-2, 145-Jay Wilson (New) pinned Neil Starner (Big) 1:04, 155-Chris Wright (CDE) pinned Dennis Baltzley (Big) 5:58, 167-Mark Deitz (CDE) dec. Randy Slaybaugh (Big) 4-0, 185-Paul Blouch (CDE) Don Barlup (New) 3-2, Unlimited-Tony Brown (CDE) dec. Brian Bixler (New) 2-0. The second part of the tournament started off by the presentation of the nominees for the 1976 Wrestling Queen. The nominees were Dorothy Dupler escorted by Chris Wright (CDE), Sharon King escorted by Tony Brown (CDE), Lori McLain escorted by Dave Bitting (NP), Karen Myers escorted by Brian Bixler (NP), Tracy Snyder escorted by Dennis Baltzley (Big), Kathy Stimer escorted by Jamie Lehr (BS), Lisa Winand escorted by Rich Lenker (BS). The winner was Lisa Winand crowned by the outgoing queen Cheryl Stephens. The runners-up were Tracy Snyder and Karen Myers. Chess Team: ROW Is J. Trone, J. Griffie, I. Stockham, M. Juliana ROW 2: M. Emmry, G. Davis, D. Ko- fait, B. Trone, J. King, L. Nelson Coach Vince Kowalski An up-and -coming sport at Bermudian for the past four years swings into action in early March. Chess, a mentally demanding and exhaustive acti- vity, matches one individual against another in a battle of various strategies and tactics. This season the Eagles, under the advisory of Vince Kowalski, hope to improve on last year’s 6-1-1 record which was good enough to qualify for the divisional play- offs and, in addition, it assured a high finish in the National High School Championship held in Cleve- land. A round robin tournament is used to select the five best players with the person having the best score playing first board, second-best score playing second board, etc. With several players returning from last year's team, Bermudian will be in strong contention for league honors this year. CHESS TEAM 104 MIDDLE SCHOOL November 15, 1976 was ground-breaking day for the new middle school. This day marked the beginning of construction of the long sought-after and much-needed middle school. Relieving crowded-conditions, the middle school will be a two-story building which will be located behind the football field. The building will be used for the education of grades five through eight. According to the plans, the new middle school will include 14 regular class- rooms, two science rooms, a music, an art, special education, home economics, industrial arts rooms, as well as a library, cafeteria, and gymnasium. Five new tennis courts will also be added. The new school will open sometime in the 1977-78 school year and the faculty will be re- cruited from teachers from both the high school and elementary schools. It is hoped the middle school will greatly reduce the over-crowding and enhance the educa- tion for our rapidly expanding communities. 105 A normally rambunctious young man sits very still, eyes im- mobile, and lips pursed concentrating on a rescue for his King. Future Mr. Americas grunt with reddened, perspiring faces con- torted by clenched teeth. Dozens of boys, feet dragging, arms limp, complain of backaches caused by climbing trees to collect fruit to make apple cider. No, these are not tests for an endurance race but just our every other Thursday club activities. The multitude of clubs and organizations at Bermudian Springs provides for the social, aca- demic, civic, and physical needs of our students. They have be- come outlets for our energies and opportunities for development of our talents. FLUTES ROW 1. J. Behney, T. Lobaugh, C. Trimmer, S. Zinn, ROW 2. V. Bailey, S. Anderson, L. Reese, T. Cline, ROW 3. N. Reichert, J. Cooley, S. Schuhart, H. Stambaugh, V. Beaver. CLARINETS ROW 1. L. Showers, S. Heikes, ROW 2. K. Masemer, K. Miller, R. Myers, J. Philips, ROW 3. E. Powers, J. Ebersole, J. Reynolds, B. Piho, S. Hankey, ROW 4. B. Gockenauer, C. Cooley, L. Stam- baugh, J. Brandt, V. Whitacre. BRASS ROW 1. K. Messinger, B. Martino, M. Schaeffer, M. Juliana, R. Trimmer, ROW 2. M. Rot herme 1, G. Harbold, J. Landis, D. Rosensweig, L. Kraft, J. Carson. 108 LOW BRASS ROW 1. B. Prosser, R. Heagy, P. Ladue, J. Whitacre, ROW 2. C. Schnitzler, D. Sebright, G. Ensor, G. Starner, ROW 3. W. Taylor, T. Landis, D. Schrade. SENIOR BAND AND BAND FRONT In the past the Senior Band has been over- looked for recognition by sports-oriented fans. 1977 has been a year of change. In parades, competitions, and concerts, the Senior Band has been a constant source of pride for Bermudian students. Through Mr. Hevel's loquacious lectures, torturous mornings and nights of marching, and their own pride of accomplishment, a group of fun-loving teen-agers has been transformed into a disciplined, winning organization. The Senior Band has joined together to bring fame to our small-town school. We extend thanks and congratulations to its hard-working members. SAX G DOUBLE REEDS ROW 1. M. Ehmry, K. Yersevich, L. Leer, K. Brough, C. Reinecker, ROW 2. J. Hin- kle, D. Sebright, S. Cook, R. Thomas, D. Altman, D. Hoffman. PERCUSSION ROW 1. M. Thomas, S. Clopper, M. Mo- ritz, B. Rothermel, L. McClain, ROW 2. M. Shaberly, C. Miller, B. Krug, C. Hursh, D. Washington. COLOR GUARD RIFLES. Z. Stough, K. Miller, D. Ensor, S. Speelman, D. Carson, C. Starry, FLAGS. M. Schrider, D. Lan- dis, C. Forsythe, R. Ensor, T. Smith, P. Tosten, T. Ladue, L. Miller, L. Friedman, C. Ruppert, T. Henry, S. Forsythe, B. Dupler. NATIONAL FRONT L. Speece, S. King, T. Rohrbaugh, S. Tate, K. Bodkins, S. Stambaugh. SENIORS IN BAND ROW 1. D. Billett, K. Mummert, S. Hertz, C. Stephens, K. Searfoss, J. Boyer, ROW 2. D. Ensor, V. Whitacre, C. Reinecker, S. Clopper, R. Thomas, B. Krug, K. Yersevich, D. Carson, C. Starry. FIELD COMMANDERS Kevin Searfoss G Lori McClain DIRECTOR William J. Hevel 110 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL ROW 1. P. Ladue, L. McClain, K. Searfoss, G. Ensor, ROW 2. B. Pros- ser, J. Landis, R. Thomas, D. Sebright, C. Reinecker, K. Yersevich Senior majorrette—Julie Boyer Senior majorrette—Diane Billett Majorrettes— T. Cline, S. Hertz, D. Billett, J. Boyer, K. Mummert Senior majorrette—Steph Hertz Senior majorrette—Karen Mummert Feature majorrette--Cheryl Stephens 111 JUNIOR HIGH BAND The seventh and eighth graders are tuning up their instruments, polishing their brass, and practicing faithfully in anticipation of the time when they will be Senior Band members. Junior High Band gives the younger students an oppor- tunity to develop their talents as musicians. These future stars of BSHS can be heard every fifth period. Good luck to the Junior High Band and we hope they continue their loyalty through Senior Band. PERCUSSION ROW 1. J. Lenker, R. Philips, ROW 2. B. Aiello, D. Tosten, T. Wolf, D. Myers, BRASS ROW 1. J. Behney, S. Lehman, J. Miller, S. Harbold, J. Howell, R. Fishel, E. Myers, ROW 2. C. Crasely, B. Richie, R. Weigle, W. Dissinger, J. Car- son, S. McClain, ROW 3. C. Brehm, J. Trone, I. Stockham, R. Fahnestock, J. Hunt, L. Lobaugh, C. Reinecker, ROW 4. D. Heid, D. Miller, B. Pifer, R Moul. WOODWINDS „ „ w ROW 1. K. Powers, L. Crook, D. Perry, T. Criest, D. Murtorff, C. Starner, B. Boyer, J. Star- ner K. Reynolds, M. McClain, ROW 2. D. Watts, D. Green, K. Reynolds, B. Messinger, J. Kraft, J. Stevens, B. Inskip, H. Friedline, B. Wrig B. Wrights, C. Cook, ROW 3. S. Stevens, T. Lobaugh, S. Shive, B. Frey, J. Myers, C. Lehman, M. King, B. Heebner, S. Martino, J. Landis, D. Miller, P. Trimmer, ROW 4. B. Stambaugh, S. Starner, S. Showers, C. Althoff, K. Myers, K. Holtzinger, C. Beaver, L. Pennypacker, J. Eichelberger, M. McElwee, A. Hobbs, K. Livelsberger, L. Sebright. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS The soft voices of young girls and the changing vo ices of adolescent boys are joined together to produce a surprisingly har- monious sound. These seventh and eighth graders are training their vocal cords and mouths to become opera or rock stars or probably just Senior Chorus members. Whether for fame or school loyalty, the Junior High Chirpers practice with all their hearts and lungs. We owe these young stu- dents a round of applause and pats on the backs for their effort and spirit. Altos 1st ROW J. Bollinger, E. Myers, M. McClain, K. Reynolds, J. Lender, T. Griest, J. Behney, S. Lehman, J. Starner, S. Harbold, D. Murtorff, M. Thompson 2nd ROW M. Zeigler, P. Show- ers, B. Frey, W. Dissinger, L. Lobaugh, S. McClain, L. Byers, R. Dimov, J. Hunt, C. Brehm, J. Carson, S. Stevens 3rd ROW D. Miller, A. Rosenzweig, L. Pennypacker, B. Hebner, C. Reinecker, J. Garcia, K. Gruver, T. Miller, M. King, C. Lehman, M. Kofalt, M. Anderson 4th ROW D. Tosten, B. Aiello, R. Moul, K. Miller, L. Coulson, T. Wolf, S. Dick, S. Show- ers, S. Weidner, T. Weaver, C. Crabb Sopranos 1st ROW T. Hauck, G. Rothenhoefer, K. Reynolds, B. Forsythe, D. Meade, J. Howell, K. Simmers, B. Wrights, J. Friedman, L. Crook, M. Shelleman, C. Hertz, S. Bickle, D. Green 2nd ROW D. Perry, B. Boyer, C. Lehman, T. Lobaugh, S. Shive, B. Messinger, L. Rice, J. Stevens, D. Crabb, L. Starry, A. Becker, D. Stambaugh, B. Willet 3rd ROW D. Heid, B. Bretz, K. Gilson, L. Plank, W. Ardrey, L. Rutters, C. Cook, R. Phillips, R. Fahnestock, J. Harter, M. Douglass, R. Ensor, G. Nelson, S. Martino 4th ROW L. Sebright, A. Hobbs, B. Caldwell, B. Stambaugh, J. King, P. Shull, J. Landers, C. Beaver, M. McElwee, P. Trimmer, C. Robinson, C. Althoff, J. Eichelberger, K. Altice, K. Livelsberger ALTO ROW 1. M. Rothermel, B. Spertzel, D. Hoffman, K. Yersevich, ROW 2. J. Stahler, V. Auchey, D. Becker, B. Rothermel, J. Reynolds, D. Griest, ROW 3. T. Henry, K. Chew, K. Smith, S. Anderson, R. Herman, K. Shull ROW 4. B. Taylor, L. Leer, B. Boyer, T. Snyder, R. Miller, P. Leer, D. Sebright, L. Speese OFFICERS ROW 1. D. Kofalt, J. Lehr ROW 2. C. Reinecker D. Becker SENIORS ROW 1. V, Whitacre, D. Becker, J. Boyer, K. Yersevich, S. Miller ROW 2. B. Aiello, C. Starner, R. Miller, C. Stephens, L. Lichtenfels, D. Griest, F. Williams, ROW 3. C. Reinecker, K. Smith, D. Billett, B. Boyer, K. Hermansen, K. Shull, J. Stahler, G. Davis, ROW 4. M. Trimmer, K. Searfoss, G. Myers, D. Kofalt, M. Eisenhart, K. Geiger, J. Lehr Director—Matthew C. Rosendahl Womens Senior Chorus ROW 1. C. Becker, S. Zinn, B. Dup- ler, C. Brough ROW 2. D. Starner, D. Kemper, L. Showers, D. Perry, N. Geiger, V. DeHaven, T. Bupp, G. Wolf ROW 3. L. Duncan, K. Trcka, B. Spertzel, T. Lobaugh, J. Ebersole, P. Showers, C. Cunning- ham, S. Kramer, T. Snyder ROW 4. B. Taylor, L. Pifer, S. Sponseller, D. Sebight, K. Smith, L. Speese, L. Speese, A. Mark, B. Wrights, S. Schuhart, T. Winnand, B. Ebersole TENORS ROW 1. K. Messinger, D. Hoover, D. Green, ROW 2. M. Ehmry, G. Davis, G. Starner, C. Miller, ROW 3. T. Landis, M. Shafer, J. Whitacre, ROW 4. J. Lehr, J. Lehr, B. Prosser, S. Clopper. SENIOR CHORUS Joy to the world . , . the Lord is come ... Is Bermudian gone mad or did Santa Claus change the date of Christmas? No, it is only the Senior Chorus starting their September practices for their upcoming Christmas concert. Mr. Mat- thew C. Rosendahl strives for perfection and believes practice is the key. Their long hours of practice and hard work is also quite apparent by the success of their Spring concert and various Exchange concerts. Being a member of chorus has its disadvantages but also its rewards. The rewards include indi- vidual accomplishment, pride of belonging, and support of fellow students. BASSES ROW 1. C. Huish, R. Myers, D. Grim, F. Williams, ROW 2. M. Murtorff, M. Mum- mert, B. Aiello, K. Hermansen, K. Gei- ger, B. Warner, ROW 3. R. Highlands, D. Boyer, D. Kofalt, C. Laughman, W. Tay- lor, E. Green, N. Lehman, ROVV 4. D. Rosenzweig, K. Searfoss, G. Myers, T. Lawrence, M. Eisenhart, J. Landis, L. Kraft. SOPRANOS ROW 1. L. McClain, V. Anderson, C. Trimmer, Hoa Thi Nguyen, S. Hankey, K. Trostle, L. Ensor, ROW 2. C. Stephens, C. Starner, L. Lichtenfels, S. King, M. Becker, S. Miller, K. Wadel, H. Stam- baugh, ROW 3. V. Whitacre, J. Boyer, B. Kaiser, T. Cline, D. Myers, L. Miller, K. Miller, Z. Stough, ROW 4. C. Reinecker, P. Tosten, D. Billett, D. Dupler, V. Bea- ver, S. Myers, J. Brandt, K. Myers. 115 STUDENT COUNCIL As president of the Student Council, I would like to thank each and every person who has made this year a success. I have learned that with a mutual respect and un- derstanding among the students, faculty and adminis- tration, we can experience many worthwhile activi- ties and solve many problems. I hope we will be remembered for our accom- plishments, and in the future the Student Council will continue to work as a unifying organization for the betterment of our school. Denise Y. Griest President of the Student Council 1st ROW B. Boyer, P. Toffey, L. Lichten- fels, B. Spertzel, S. Speelman, D. Griest, L. Speese 2nd ROW A. Hall, K. Mes- singer, S. McClain, B. Inskip, A. Becker 3rd ROW B. Aiello, R. Myers, D. Black, D. Boyer, J. Lehr, R. Pauli, D. Grim Officers D. Grim, L. Lichtenfels, D. Griest, S. Speelman, J. Lehr 116 French Club ROW 1 M. Douglass, J. Bollinger, W. Dissinger, C. Brough, J. Friedman, C. Steimling, E. Myers, B. Boyer, J. Car- son ROW 2 B. Caldwell, S. Martino, K. Holtzinger, D. Miller, R. Herman, R. Ensor, J. Ensor, K. Masemer, M. Mclll- wee, K. Group ROW 3 E. McCauslin, D. Asper, G. Dove, R. Myers, T. Lobaugh, D. Griest, B. Dupler, J. Eichelberger, H. Stambaugh, Z. Stough, G. Ensor ROW 4 M. Thomas, T. Lawrence, T. Landis, J. Landis, L. Kraft, B. Boyer, T. Snyder, D. Billett, R. Miller, French Club Ski Club ROW 1 M. Schrider, C. Schnitzler, S. Clopper, D. Tanger, L. Klinefelter, S. Tanger, D. Friedman ROW 2 K. Carpen- ter, D. Kempor, C. Butler, R. Sebring ROW 3 J. Vaughn, C. Thoms, W. Mil- ler, S. Ladue, R. Yohn, T. Myers, J. Lott DECA ROW 1 S. Kuhn, C. Brownholtz, P. Thomas, M. Masemer, B. Feathers ROW 2 C. Angel, E. Herman, R. Dennis, J. Kennedy, J. Livingston ROW 3 W. Boyer, B. Metzger, S. Livelsberger, T. Holsopple, D. Powers, S. Stevens ROW 4 C. Altland, M. Werner, C. Kroft, G. Wishard 117 Drama Club ROW 1 L. Rutters, L. Harris, R. Ensor, T. Hauck, M. Thompson, S. Gruver, C. Thompson, M. Shelleman, D. Wildasen, T. Hartzel, M. Phillips ROW 2 J. Rey- nolds, J. Cardino, A. Hall, L. Toffey, D. Hoover, P. Shull, T. Tipler, B. Heebner, C. Beaver ROW 3 J. Thomon, L. Haver- stock, A. Mark, M. Rothermel, B. Goc- henaver, C. Forsythe, K. Highlands, K. Toffey, S. Miller ROW 4 R. Ladue, R. Fortiz, D. Eichelberger, D. Sebright, T. Henry, P. Tosten, A. Hobbs, T. Hall, Ms. Eby Chess Club ROW 1 J. Hoffman, S. Diebler, J. Grif- fie, M. Fernandez, H. Friedline, S. Ham- ilton, J. Trone, N. Miller ROW 2 A. Lentz, L. Leer, D. Keller, M. Juliana, J. Miller, C. Taylor, L. Stibitz, B. Martino, P. Ladue, J. Whitacre, D. Williams, I. Stockham ROW 3 M. Ehmry, K. Herman- sen, G. Davis, K. Wickline, J. King, D. Kofalt, B. Trone, L. Nelson, M. Trimmer, B. Cox, Advisor—Mr. Kowalski Varsity Club ROW 1 B. Pauli, L. Winand, M. Zeigler ROW 2 F. Williams, N. Sponseller ROW 3 M. Ensor, J. Lehr 118 FBLA ROW 1 K. Stimer, C. Starry, L. Stahler, K. Gaines ROW 2 J. Eichelberger, B. Miller, S. Summers, P. Cunningham, K. Trcka ROW 3 J. Behney, D. Starner, K. Stimer, V. Dehaven, K. Fishel, D. Alt- man, D. Yost FHA 1 ROW 1 B. Stambaugh, C. Hartlaub, P. Harman, Pres., M. Smith, S. Tate, S. Zinn, K. Bodkins, J. James ROW 2 K. Altise, K. Snyder, K. Myers, S. Weidner, D. Thoman, T. Weaver, A. Rosenzweig, P. Sowers, C. Robinson ROW 3 L. Cole- son, B. Myers, L. Seabright, K. Yost, I. Barrett, B. Smith, N. Bupp, D. Gramm, P. Culp. K. Byers ROW 4 T. Ladue, C. Sponseller, S. Sponseller, C. Ruppert, D. Reichart, K. Brodbeck, J. Whistler, D. Davis, K. Livelsberger FHA 2 ROW 1 K. Hunt, S. Thoman, S. Thoman, V. Lentz, C. Byers, D. Green, L. Cruz C. Hertz, J. Ashly, R. Byers ROW 2 A. Bec- ker, C. Stoner, P. Wolfe, J. Stevens, K. Reynolds, C. Sponsellor, V. Byers, C. Green, T. Hartlaub ROW 3 J. Harter, L. Rice, H. Rice, T. Gobrecht, H. Harter, B. Frey, D. Crabb, L. Starry ROW 4 D. Stambaugh, S. Muniz, S. Roth, J. Becker, M. Kroft, L. Moody, J. Kraft, K. Smith, J. Lerew 119 FFA ROW 1 J. Schoolcraft, M. Herren, I. Faircloth ROW 2 J. Seifert, G. Keckler, L. Miller, J. Keller, D. Show- ers, D. Grim, J. Dissinger, R. Pauli, M, Ebersole ROW 3 T. Ebersole, M. Altier, T. Spahr, J. Keck, M. Ensor, K. Dis- singer, M. Altier ROW 4 C. Muniz, R. Brodbeck, E. Smith, D. Angel, D. Diehl, T. Piho, C. Em let, B. Bloom, T. Cumby ROW 5 T. Gains, M. Stambaugh, R. Morris, S. Zeigler, R. Lory, D. Myers, G. Smith, L. Mummert, M. Altice, P. Anderson FFA ROW 1 L. Noel, B. Keller, S. Stamer, J. Henry, T. Houston, F. Shoenberger, K. Metzger, J. Miller, M. Messinger, B. Weibley, E. Herman, K. Brodbeck ROW 2 I. Therrit, R. Snyder, D. Knackstead, J. Boyer, C. Speese, M. Hinton, R. Altland, S. Boyer, D. Frey, D. Heagey, P. Fritz, Mr. Oswald BACK ROW M. Zeigler, P. Altland, T. Stam- er, N. Wickline,]. Rinker, J. Lehr, G. Riley, E. Spangler, R. Yost, N. Hoch Bible Club ROW 1 (SITTING) K. Summers, D. Perry, R. Steimling, K. Powers, J. Behney, R. Fishel ROW 2 (KNEES) V. Whitacre, D. Hoffman, D. Pifer, B. Taylor, J. Howell, K. Yersevich, P. Stamer, L. Duncan, D. Perry ROW 3 (STANDING)K. Miller, M. Shaefer, C. Hursch, C. Miller, L. Pifer, D. Sebright, C. Reinecker, K. Smith, W. Taylor, J, Blocker, S. Nell, S. Sassaman 120 B Club 1 ROW 1 V. Beaver, L. McClain, K. Miller, V. Anderson, S. Asper, L. Speese, V. Myers, ROW 2 D. Black, R. Spahr, M. Murtorff, R. Lenker, B. Miller, K. Searfoss, J. Brandt, S. Anderson, K. Win and, ROW 3 N. Letman, M. Mummert, S. Smith, C. Hall, G. Myers, D. Lott, J. Boyer, ROW 4 S. Hankey, D. Dupler, S. King, L. Lichtenfels, C. Stephens, P. Shell- man, K. Stimer, D. Myers, K. Miller, B. Rothermel B Club 2 ROW 1 L. Speese, L. Friedman, ROW 2 L. Ensor, T. Cline, M. Stambaugh C. Chew, B. Spertzel, K. Myers, L. Leer, L. Stambaugh, ROW 3 V. Auchey, W. Parr, B. DeHaven, C. Stamer, K. Mummert, S. Hertz, H. Altland, K. Spahr, D. Becker, E. Pow- ers, ROW 4 K. Trostle, S. Speelman, S. Nelson, D. Tribby, L. Reese, K. Wadel, M. Becker, C. Trimmer, ROW 5 J. Cookerly, D. Boyer K. Searfoss, M. Eisenhart, P. Altland, K. Geiger, R. Aiello Future Nurses Club ROW 1 D. Hollabaugh, W. Hollabaugh, J. Decker, ROW 2 C. Cooley, H. Nyugen, K. Runk, ROW 3 D. Watts, L. Crook 121 BSYEA ROW 1 W. Ardrey, T. Boose, M. Zeig- ler, C. Cook, T. Lobaugh, S. Cross, L. Monn, J. Sweeney ROW 2 D. Ecker, D. Erb, M. Cru2, S. Bierkamp, T. Bupp, L. Cheeks, T. Hostetter, D. Landis, L. Beam, L. Plank, M. Hockenbraugh ROW 3 M. Keller, B. Wright, D. Beam, S. Martin, T. Smith, K. Kennedy, K. Hos- tetter, P. Thomas, V. Sweeney, D. Glacken ROW 4 M. Moritz, S. Forsythe, J. Cooley, M. Shaberly, T. Rohrbaugh, K. Runk, B. Anderson, S. Cook, J. Rohr- baugh, G. Campbell, J. Wisner Gymnastics Club ROW 1 C. Byers, L. Coulson ROW 2 G. Wolf, T. Winand, M. Spahr, B. Ebersole, D. Kemper, K. Highlands, N. Geiger ROW 3 M. McClain, B. Willet, D. Beck- er, C. Schnitzler, D. Perry, S. Wolf ROW 4 D. Sebright, R. Thomas, T. King ROW 5 D. Crabb, C. Althoff, L. Duncan, C. Crabb, M. King, S. Stamer, B. Wrights, S. Stephens, L. Pennypacker, C. Robin- son, A. Becker, D. Murtoff, K. Stoner, J. King 122 Golf Club ROW 1 L. Keckler, R. Hunt, B. Lescal- leet, G. Smiley, G. Knackstedt ROW 2 F. Caplinger, R. Forsythe, M. Shenber- ger, G. Ashley, M. Schrum, M. Yost, B. Luther, B. Weaver ROW 3 T. King, Mr. Troxell, W. Richie, S. Warner, M. Kraft, W. Warner, H. Mummert, J. Starner, C. Ruppert, J. Myers, J. Miller, Mr. Fisher Stage Crew ROW 1 K. Searfoss, R. Lenker, M. Mummert ROW 2 S. Smith, R. Thomas, J. Cookerly, J. Lehr ROW 3 G. Starner, D. Shank, K. Hermansen 123 Weight Lifting 1 ROW 1 J. Hunt, J. Lender, J. Stephens, D. Ehly, J. Kuhn, C. King ROW 2 B. McGuigan, R. McCreary, B. Inskip, D. Speelman, M. Ensor, A. Hartzel, C. Grasley ROW 3 J. Schoolcraft, B. Aiello, J. Green, S. McClain, M. Anderson, F. Anderson, H. Baez Weight Lifting 2 ROW 1 K. Messinger, R. Heagy, M. Moody ROW 2 M. Trimmer, G. Starner, R. Thompson, A. Kennedy, D. Shull, D. Williams, G. Luther ROW 3 J. Carson, J. Keck, J. Brown, B. Warner, M. Brown, J. Dimon ROW 4 C. Cumber, M. Green, E. Green, D. Stephens 124 EXPRESSIONS Expressions are great or so they say But who would want it any other way. A laugh, a sigh, a smile, a frown all help to make the world go round. To giggle, to cry, to cheer, to shout We all could not live without. So when all else just seems so wrong Just hold up your head and go along. 1. w. wagener Karen G Kathy Trcka Randy Harris Mark Eisenhart Rodney Thomas Mycala Masemer J Doris Ensor Mark Messi nger Larry Miller Amanda Hoffacker John Cookerly Barry Cox Kerry Yersevich Dan Summers Jeannette Stahler Deb Becker Steve Henry Rose Miller Brad Pauli Lisa Winand Kim Spahr Vickey Riley Carrie Starry Donna Stoerzinger Steph Hertz 4. Vesta Whitacre Pat Cunningham V Denise Griest Ronda Miller Kai Hermansen Fred Williams 4 Crystal Stamer Diane Carson Jeff King Kathy Stimer Diane Billett 128 Kathy Yohn Karen Mummert Connie Sponseller Dan Kofalt Barb Boyer MY WISH I hope that you shall never know What satisfaction means! I want each year of life to show The growth and changing scenes And interest in what is new Might keep your spirit free; To want to find that every view Holds great appeal for thee. I hope that you shall always feel The urge of discontent, That fills the soul with ready zeal For new accomplishment. To want each day to challenge you with some heroic test; And then I hope that you shall do Your very very best. I hope that every morning sun Finds you prepared to go Where unfamiliar pathways run And where strange waters flow. To never want to see the day When you no longer thrill In prospect of the joys that may Lie just beyond the hill. I hope that every person That strives his very best Will always find contentment Beyond his chosen test. With desire, zeal, and courage And lots of luck to him To aim for his desire That will bring peace within. 1. w. wagener Patrons - Through the years we have come to these special people with open hands and pleading eyes. This year, as each year past, they have received us with outstretched arms and willing smiles. The continual patronage of these spe- cial people has served as a pat on Ber- mudian's back. We embrace our patrons with gratitude and wishes of a success- ful year. They will always be remem- bered for their active role in produc- ing this yearbook. 130 FRED M. S A UTER FUNERAL HOME East Berlin, Pa LITTLES “66” SERVICE STATION Used cars Hampton, Pa. Phone—624-8841 Official Inspection Station Best Wishes To The Class Of 1977 HAMPTON HOTEL Fred Jean Cookerly Best Wishes To The Class Of 1977 ROBERT’S STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY 3730 Davidsburg Rd. Dover, Pa 17315 Phone 292-9276 Best Wishes To The Phone 624-2349 Locust Inn RD 2 New Oxford Class of 1977 FROM LLOYD JEAN McGUIGAN HOFF’S INSURANCE AGENCY Hampton, Pa STARNER’S FEED MILL Feeds . . . Seeds . . , Grains New Oxford, Route 2 Pa. Phone 624-2300 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1977 From PENN WOOD PRODUCTS Reproductions In Brass, Copper Tin (Hand Made) by East Berlin, PA Post Lamps Sconces Tankards Candle Lights IRON stag ■.■fj J. R. EISENHART EAST BERLIN PA 17316 PHONI 71 7-2 59-0 2 2S ' R. D. 1, NEW OXFORD, PA. BOYER S FURNITURE APPLIANCES 424 Abbottstown St. Specialists in Fibre Glass Aluminum Fram Repair Collision Work Custom Painting Cars Trucks Furniture For Every Room PHONE: 624 2031 LOCATED AT CROSS KEYS Maytag And Kelvinator Appliances East Berlin, PA (717) 528-4962 1 MILE WEST OF ROUTE 15 ON ROUTE 234 GETTYSBURG. PENNSYLVANIA iadif Tatflct Scdif £kep AUTO ft TRUCK BODY REPAIR ft REPAINTING FIBERGLASS REPAIR. GLASS REPLACEMENT FRAME ft BODY ALIGNMENT JERE D LADY EDWIN B. TAYLOR 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE Light A Heavy Duty BONNIE BRAE FRUIT FARM Apples . . . Peaches . . . Cherries Gardners, Pa. III FORD Harbold's Ford, Inc. 700 M. R. RT. 15 N. PHONE 432-9614 766-2003 DILLSBURG, PENNA. 17019 Greenware . . . Gifts . . . Firing THE KOPY KAT CERAMIC SHOP HD 2 Route 94 York Springs, Penna. Phone 528-4207 THE PETER’S ORCHARDS “Fine Fruits In Season Midway Between York Springs And Mount Holly On Route 94 Phone 528-4380 CHRONISTER’S GARAGE CRABB’S TROPICAL TREAT Rt. 94 North Hanover, Penna, Good Food ..................Soft Ice-Cream East Berlin, Penna. Phone 259-2721 KUNKEE’S APPLIANCES 317 King Street East Berlin, Penna. L.P. Gas The Modern Fuel Phone 259-0624 SUZANNE S BEAUTY BOUTIQUE State Street York Springs, Penna. Phone 528-4318 Closed Saturday THE CHALET RESTAURANT Rt. 15 ROUND HILL FOODS INC. Dillsburg, Penna. Boh Jones Manager CUMBERLAND COt'NTY N National Bank and Trust COMPANY Turkey Products South Water St. New Oxford, Penna 17350 Phone 624-2129 Mon , Tue� , Thun 9 00 to 3 00 HOURS Wed Saturday 9 00 to 1 2 00 Fridoy, 9 00 to 7 r00 DILLSBURG. PA. Compliments Of LEREW’S INC. Ford Sales Service 61 Years Of Satisfied Customer’s WIG’S BEAUTY SALON 526 Range End Road Dillsburg, Pa. Phone 432-3397 East Berlin, Pa. Closed Tuesday Saturday Phone 259-9514 ZEIGLER’S BARBER SHOP 105 West King Street East Berlin, Pa. Phone 259-9324 BERMUDIAN LANES A.M.F. Pinspotters ...........Open League Bowling One Mile South Of York Springs On Old U.S. 15 Congratulations Class Of 1977 Serving The Community For 65 Years A Good Bank To Grow With” Member F.D.I.C. Phone 259-9510 HANDWEAVING INSTRUCTION Complete Weaver’s Supply Center THE MANNINGS (717) 432 4313 WATTS SUNOCO SERVICE AUTO BODY REPAIR SERVICE GEORGE R WATTS P D 4 BOX 202 Owner DUISBURG. PA 17019 MILLER S TV RADIO SERVICE RD 2 York Springs, Pa. Philco Sales And Service Pinching P nnl«« for School? King can help We've still got the low- est prices on new fashions, appliances. X dorm furniture and hundreds of other V OUR - essentials Everything you need to make 1 w campus living a lot more like home' 1 Klne'a. for Batter Ouallty. Value and Saiactlonl YEAR ,- LOCATION: R.D. 2 East Berlin, Penna. 17316 PHONE: 717-624-2223 N. Gettysburg Shopping Center GETTYSBURG, PA. 17325 Commonwealth National Bank L R DRIVE IN Open Year Round 11:00 A.M.-10:00 PM Inside Seating In Our New Dining Room Abbottstown Street, East Berlin, Pa. Phone 259-7111 DILLSBURG OFFICE Phone 432-9630 Member F.D.I.C. WOLFE S DINER NESBIT MOTEL Rl. 15 Dillsburg, Pa. LAU’S Variety Store LAU’S VARIETY STORE EAST BERLIN, PENNSYLVANIA “Dine and Shop at One Stop EAST BERLIN, PA. 17316 A GOOD PLACE TO DO ALL YOUR SHOPPING: AND SAVE YOUR MONEY TOO. NELL’S FOOD MARKET Featuring Our Own Home Curer Smoked Meats East Berlin, Penna. East Berlin, Pa. Phone 259-7122 Biglerville, Pa. Phone 677-8733 MYERS FOOD RITE 120 N. Baltimore Street Dillsburg, Pa. 17019 LEFEVER BROS., INC. SALES Store Hours—Mon., Tue., Wed., Thurs., Sat. 8-9 liHH SERVICE Dillsburg, Pennsylvania Compliments Of Phone: 439-2011 B J DECORATING COMPANY l York Springs, Pa. Compliments Of ABBOTTSTOWN STATE BANK Abbottstown, Pa 17301 STIMER’S BOWLING LANE SERVICE Phone 259-0631 Resurfacing Repairs Installation RD 2 Hampton, New Oxford, Pa. Phone 624-8247 ADAMS COUNTY NATIONAL BANK A Good Neighbor To Know Better Seven Convenient Locations In Adams County Member F.D.I.C. Best Wishes To The Class Of 1977 From THE EAGLE BOOSTER ORGANIZATION C W PERFORMANCE Hi-Performance Cars A Specialty Tune-Ups General Repairs Main Street, York Springs, Pa. Phone 528-8225 Ask For Ken Or Smokie SHUMAKER TRUCK STOP Rt. 15 Dillsburg, Pa. Pizza ROY’S SUB SHOP Take-Out Orders Main Street, York Springs Phone 528-8395 Hamburgs REDDING’S PRODUCE Main Street York Springs, Penna Compliments Of PITTENTURF’S FUNERAL JOANN LEE’S HOME BEAUTY SALON RD 2, Dillsburg, Penna. York Springs. Penna. Men’s Hair Styled $4.00 Women’s Styled Cut Blow Dry Phone 432-9847 Wella Products LEHMAN’S FEED STORE Purina Chows Health Aids Cement Fertilizer Salt For Water Softeners York Springs, Pa. WOLF S BUS LINES S5.00 PATRONS SENIOR Harold Da vis Earl Ensor Melvin E. Griesl Lloyd Lichtenfels W ayne Mum inert Clarence Neiman Stan L. Reinecker Cornelius Starner James E. Stephens Harvey W. Stimer Ekdahl’s Camper Supplies Zoller’s Fruit Market MENCHEY MUSIC SERVICE, INC. 430 Carlisle St. Hanover ANDGROW LIQUID FERTILIZER AND FEED R.D. 1 East Berlin, PA Congratulations And Good Luck To The Class Of 1977 WORLEY’S NURSERY RD 1 York Springs, Pa. iwm r i 'yj-iXm Ii� tvujt •• i, hi In I M' .«ii '• « .4 • .1 •• If !