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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1978 volume:

SONGS..W THE KEY OF LIFE , V 1 fERMtfDIAN SPRINGS h h SCHOOL ORK SPRINGS, PENNSYLVANIA SONGS TO THE TABLE of CONTENTS Seniors Page 6 Who’s Who Page 28 Underclassmen Page 32 Faculty and Administration Page 48 Clubs and Organizations Page 60 Fall Activities Page 78 Winter Activities Page 102 Patrons Page 122 KEY OF LIFE “Songs in the Key of Life” We of the 1977-78 yearbook staff, have chosen “Songs in the Key of Life” as the theme for the yearbook this season. Ever since the first page of recorded history, music has served as an explanation for man’s well being. Music, arranged in song, has relieved many a frustrated soul from the tensions and the chaos of the outside world. It has also allowed the imagination to expand into the crevasses of the mind which have not yet been revealed due to the busy-buddy, boring, day to day routines of many citizens. The average American can say that he belongs to the middle class, that he owns two cars, and that he has 2.3 children but can he honestly say that he has the time and the imagination to fantasize and relax upon the tones of each note of a piece of music? To sit down, stretch out, and enjoy the message a song creates for us, can be an important concept in learning how to understand each other as individuals. For these reasons, the Eagle Staff has placed throughout the yearbook, titles of numerous songs. Ranging from the “oldies but goodies” up to the popular style of music that is performed today, the staff has at- tempted to show you how music is weaved through modern day activities. We hope you enjoy the yearbook that we present to you. The Eagle Staff has worked long and hard to satisfy you and we hope you find the compiled memories as re- warding as we do. Enjoy it, it’s yours. 3 Yearbook Advisor — Lloyd Wagener Layout Staff — Kim Miller, Dan Seibright, Roxanne Ensor Editor — Bcv Spertzel Senior Editor — Karen Stimer Associate Editor — Diane Myers Art Editor — Donald Summers Typing Staff — Tracy Snyder, Trostlc Sharon King, Kitty Carpenter, Kim 4 Business Editor — Connie Trimmer Ad Staff — Sonia Wolfe, Keith Searfoss, Kim Highlands, Kim Winand Copy Editor — Mary Jean Schrider Sports Staff — Greg Starncr, Vicki Anderson, Kathy Chew, Tam- my Cline Literary Staff — Judith Ensor. Lori McClain. Seglinde Nelson. Donna Hoffman 5 Priceless arcJthc moments witnessed by their parents as thej toofe their first staggard step on their inexperienced feet. Precious are the snapshots or their iixth grade commencement cxett ses. which markedjjust onfc of the many steps takCT by the inspired Seniors of 1978. But even more impoi it to the Seniors' arc hc fond memories nd exper- iences which has crilrghtencd eaffch of them to the level of intelligences and maturity that they ankat today. The Seniors, have grown in a way which wouldn't have been possible if it weren't for their failures and their friendships, their laughs and their tears, and especially their sense of belonging that B.S.H.S. has provided for them. - J Boastful is the feeling consumed fn a fathers chest as he watches his sons last football game.I Proudness is inscribed into the expression on their parents face as their son or daughter receives their diploma. As they walk through the silent halls after school, or as they look at each other through tear filled eyes at graduation, the Seniors vjH emember the contributions, the helping of a friend, or even the companionship of a teacher as they look at B.S.H.S. from a distance ... as an alumni. CLASS OF 78 Senior Class Advisors-Mr. Dixon and Mr.Davidson CLASS OFFICF.RS President-Dan Grim Vice-President-Keith Scarfoss Secretary-Barb Miller Trcasurcr-Shellcy F.vans CHARLES RUDOPH ALTI AND March 21. 1959 . . . Chessis, Ambition auto mechanic . . . Auto Mechanics 9. 10. Football 9. Weight Lilting Club 9. DONNA ROBERTA ALTMAN December 29. I960 . . . Seen with Rika, Kim. Terry . . . Will remember BSHS lor getting rid of 7th and 8th graders Pet peeve proofread- ing F’s . . . Ambition is to be happy . . . Band concert and marching 10,11. FBI.A II. Girls Gym Club 9,10. RANDY LEE ANDERSON May 7. I960 . . Seen with Kim. Mike, and Keith . . Will remember BSHS for all the good times . . Pet peeve losing attitudes , . . V.P. Varsity Club I 2. Co-Captain Football 12... Ambition is to be successful and live a happy life . . . Basketball 9. Football 9,10.11,12. Track 9,10. Varsity Club 11,12. Weight I ifting Club 9,10. Wrestling 9,10. SUSAN KAY ANDERSON February 19, I960 . . . Irv- ing, Seen with Kim, Joyce, Deb, Vicki, Sandy. Donna. Connie . . . Will remember BSHS for Mr. Sassaman al- waysibeing a nut . . . Pel peve proofreading F's . . . V.P. of Band 12 . . . Ambition is to be a dental hygenist . . . “B club 10,1 1,12. Band conccrf and marching 9,10, 11,12. Chorus 9.10,-11,12. Ski Club 10. Tennis Club 9. County Bnad I I . Pep Band 9,10. VICKI LEi: ANDERSON May 18, I960_. Seen with Sue, Tracy, Marcie. Beth and the gang .. . Will remember the sports and activities at BSHS . Pet peeve not having enough assemblies . . . Co-Captai t Wrestling Cheer- leaders 11 . . Ambition fashion merchandising buyer . . B” Club 10,11.12. Bible Club 9. Cheerleading 9,10,11, 12. Chorus 9,10,1 I, I 2. I loekey 9.1VI 2. Student Council 9. Volleybal 10.11.12. Yearbook Staff 12. DAWN'SI I ASPER July 24. I960 . . . Seen with Elaine, Deb. Diane, Joyce. Sandy . . . Will remember BSHS for all the friends I’ve met . . . Pel peeve crowded halls . . . Ambition speech pathologist... French Club 9.10,11,12. SHER5 LYNN ASPER August II. I960 . . . Seen with Kelly, Lisa. Amy . . . Will remember BSHS for boring study halls . . . Pet peeve horrible lunches . . . Ambition is to be a success . . . ”B'' Club 12. Chcerleading 9,10. D.E.C.A 1 I. Drama Club 9,10. LINDA KATHERINE BEAM January 2. 1961 . Seen with Joyce, Kim Chfis. Brenda. Sandy . . . Willjj remember BSHS for the mu die kids ... Pet peeve no heat in school . . . Ambition is to live a life lull of joy and love . . . EH A 9. P.Y.E.A. 10.1 1. “DON’T STOP THINKING ABOUT TOMORROW” Vicki Anderson Sherry Aspcr Donna Altman Susan Anderson Dawn Aspcr Linda Beam VICTORIA LEE BEAVER July 6, 1960 . . . Vicki. Seen with Mike, Kim . . . Remember BSHS for the Arctic winds that travel the corridors of Bermudian . . . Pet peeve singing same chorus songs every other year . . . Ambition is to get my head on straight and my feet in the right direction . . . “B Club 11,12. Band concert and marching 9,10,11,12. Chorus 9,10,11,12. Drama Club 9. Plays 9.11,12. JUANITA MARIE BRANDT December 6, 1960 . . . Seen with Kim, Lori, . . . Will remember BSHS for its strange teachers . . . Pet Peeve people feeling they’re better than others . . . Band Treasurer 11,12... Ambition medical technologist . . . B Club 10,1 1,12. Band concert and marching 9,10,11,12. Bible Club 9. Chorus 9,10,11,12. KATHY LOUISE BRODBECK Jami.tfy 14. 1961 . . . Seen with Deb, Joyce, Penny. Tammy, Brenda, Kim . .... Will remember BSHS for boring study halls . . . Pet peeve people thinking they're better than others . . . Secretary FHA . . . 1 HA 9,10,11,12. Hockey 9,10. Library aid 9,10. KEITH ALLEN BRODBECK August 13, I960 . . . Brode, Seen with Beth, Foot, Randy . . . Will remember BSHS for all the - - - - we raised, the girls . . . Ambition is to be a success . .. Crosscountry 10,1 1,12. FFA 9,1 1,12. French Club 10. Football 9. Stage Crew 9,10,11,12. Track 10. Wrestling 9,10,11,12. NORMA JEAN BUPP September 25, 1959 . . . Seen with Deb. Kathy . . . Will remember BSHS for all the good times we had in our classes . . . Pet peeve crowded lunches . . . FHA 9.10.1 1.12. KATHRYN ELIZABETH CARPENTER October 21, I960 . . . Kitty, Seen with Shelley, Jean, Connie, Tammy, Denise, Sandy . . . Will remember BSHS for water battles, spirit, and great times . . . Pet peeve brownies . . . Ambition is to be happy . . . “B” Club 12. Plays 11,12. Ski Club I 1. Tennis Club 10. Yearbook Staff 9,11,12. KATHERINE HELEN CHEW July 11,1960 . . . Kathy, Seen with Tammy, Louann. Bcv, Sharon ... Will remember BSHS for all the friends I've made . . . Pet peeve long lunch lines . . . V.P. “B” Club II... Ambition psychol- ogist . . . “B” Club 10.11,12. Chorus 9,10.11,12. French Club 9. Hockey 9,10,11. Library Aid 9. Volleyball 11,12. Yearbook Staff 12. TAMMY MICHELE CLINE January 22, 1961 ... T.C., Seen with Louann. Bev, Kathy. Sharon . . . Will remember BSHS for the outrageous homework assignments ... Pet peeve crowded lunches . . . Head and feature majorette 12 . . . Ambition Phys. Ed. teacher . . . “B” Club 10,11,12. Band concert 9,10,11; marching 9,10,11,12. Basketball 9.10.11.12. Chorus 9,10,11,12. Drama Club 9. Hockey 9.10.11.12. Majorette 10.11.12. Volleyball 10,11,12. Year- book Staff 12. CINDY SUE COOLEY July 22, 1960 . . . C.C. or Ace, Seen with Deb, Joyce, Glenda. Brenda, Kim . . . Will re- member BSHS for band camp, football games ... Pet peeve band doesn't gel recognized . . . President of FNA 12. Secretary FNA II... Ambition medical technologist . . . Band concert and marching 9,10,11,12. FNA 9,10, 11.12. Victoria Beaver Juanita Brandt Keith Brodbcck “DANCING QUEEN” Kathy Brodbeck Norma Bupp Katherine Chew Cindy Cooley Earl Deputy Kim Dissinger Michael Ensor CHRISTINE LOUISE DAVIS March 17. I960 . . . Mike, Seen with Linda. Kim, Sandy, Donna . . . Will remember BSIIS for rowdic kids . . . Pel peeve freezing in winter, roasting in summer . . . Ambition to live a happy life with Mitch . . . FHA 9,10,11. Girls Gym Club 12. EARL LEROY DEPUTY. JR. February 23, I960 . . . The Dog, Seen with Randy, Steve, Jim . . . Ambition farmer . . . Baseball 10. FFA 9,10,11,12. Football 9,10, 11,12. JODY WADE DISSINGER November 21, 1960 . . . Yogi, Seen with Norm, Keith, Mark . . . Will remember BSHS for smokey bathrooms . . . FFA Chaplain and Scntinal . . . Ambition farmer . . . Band concert and march- ing 9,10,11,12. FFA 11,12. Football 9,10,11,12. Weight Lifting Club 9,10. Wrestling 9,10.11.12. KIM FRANCIS DISSINGER October 10. 1959 . Wils. Seen with Dan, Leroy, Mark, Mike . . . Will remember BSHS for Ag class and gym . . . Ambition auto mechanic . . . Auto Mechanics Club 9,10. Band concert and marching 9,10,11,12. FFA 11.12. Football 9. GLENDA LOU DOVE May 7, 1960 . . . Seen with Joyce, Brenda, Deb. C.C. . . . Will remember being cold in winter, hot in summer ... Pet peeve people thinking they're better than others . . . Ambition is to be successful . . . French Club 9,10,11. DOROTHY PAULINE DUPLER June 12, I960 . . . Dort, Seen with Brad, Barb, Sharon, Deb, Elaine . . . Will remember BSHS for school spirit . . . Pet peeve poor losers . . . Treasurer of class 11... Ambition is to be successful in whatever I do . . . B Club 10,11,12. Band marching 9. Basketball 10.11,12. Chorus 10,11,12. Color Guard 9. French Club 9. Volleyball 10,11.12. MARK ANDREW KBFRSOLE October 17, 1960 . . . Ebby, Seen with Kim, Leroy, Jody . . . Ambition is to become rich . . . FFA 9,10,1 1,12. MICHAEL JAMES ENSOR April 27, I960 . . Lulu, Seen with Brad, Randy, Steve, Randy, Ernie. Tim. Keith, Jody . . . Will remember BSHS for the spirit of the whole student body . . . Pet peeve English . . . President Varsity Club. Co-Captain Football 12 . . . Football 9.10,11,12. Stage Crew 12. Varsity Club 10,11,12. Weight Lifting Club 9. Wrestling 9,12. SHELLEY DIANE EVANS June 2, I960 . . . Snirt, Seen with Kitty, Pat. Kim, Sandy, Kim, Karen . . . Will re- member BSHS for the great friends I've made here . . . Pet peeve immature people . . . Treasurer Class 12. Ski Club Secretary 11 . . . Chorus 9,10,12. Hockey manager 12. Plays 11,12. Ski Club 11. Volleyball 11,12. Girls Gym Club 12. Shelley Evans 11 Christine Davis Jody Dissinger Mark Ebersole Kimberly Fishcl Kimberly Gaines Cathy Gebhart Sondra Forsythe Jose Garcia Daniel Grimm Sharon Hankey Gregory Harbold Penny Harman KIMBERLY IVETTA FISHEL February 9. I960 . . . Kim, Seen with Cindy, Sandy, Chris, Donna, Kim . . . Will remember BSHS for rowdie kids . . . Pet peeve freezing in winter roasting in summer . . . Ambition is to live a happy and successful life . . . FBI,A 10,11. Girls Gymnastic Club 12. SONDRA KAY FORSYTHE December 29. 1959 .. . Mario, Seen with Mike, Shelley, Kitty . . . Will remember BSHS for all the fun . . . Pet peeve bossy people . . . Secre- tary of Student Council and Parliamentarian 12. V.P. of PYEA . . . Ambition to become a beautician, and live a happy life with Mike . . . Color Guard 9,11,12. Cross- Country Manager 11. FH A 9. Student Council 9.12. Track Manager 11,12. PYEA 10,11. KIMBERLY JUNE GAINES June 18, 1960 . . . Burg, Seen with Crystal, Shelley, Pat, Tammy, Elaine, Cindy, Karen, Colleen .. . Will remember BSHS for all the friends Eve met . . . Pet peeve boring classes . . . FBI A President 12 . . . Ambition nurse . . . FBLA 9,10.11,12. JOSE FRANCISCO GARCIA. JR. January 10. 1959 . . . Seen with Pat, Tom, Ken. Leroy, Jerry . . . Will remember BSHS for the spirit of the cheerleaders . . . Pet peeve study halls . . . Ambition is to do what I can to help others . . . Chess Club 10,12. Tennis Club 11. Weight Lifting Club 9. Wrestling 10,12. CATHY LYNN GEBHART January 13, 1961 . . . Cat, Seen with C.C.. Kim, Deb. Donna, Beth, Judy, Lori, Sherri, Kim, Jean . . Will remember BSHS for making my senior year a good one . VP ENA 11. Secretary and VP Yearbook 10,11 ... Ambition counselor . . . Bible Club I 2. Chess Club 9. Chorus 9,12. FNA 10,11. Golf Club 9. Library Aid 9. Track Manager 9 Volleyball 11. Yearbook Staff 10,1 i.- _______ DANIEL F.VAN GRIM February 24. I960 . . . Gimby, Seen with Beth and guys . . . Will remember BSHS for all the great times at wrestling matches . . . Pet peeve smoking in boy’s bathroom . . . Pres, of class 9,10,1 1.12. Pres. Student Council 12. V.P. Chorus 12. Treasurer FFA 11,12 . . . Ambition is to work hard to achieve my goals . . . Chorus 9,10,1 1,12. Cross-Country 9,10.1 I. FFA 9.10.11.12. Student Council 9,10,11,12. Wrestling 9.10. 11.12. SHARON KAY HANKEY July 6. 1960 . . . Seen with Greg, Lori, Beck, Zoc, Sharon, Dorothy . . . Will remember BSHS for all the friends I've made . . . Pet peeve late band dismissals . . . Ambition is to be happy with life . . . “B” Club 10,11. Band concert and marching 9,10,11.12. Chorus 9,10,1 1,12. DECA 9. FBI.A 12. GREGORY LYNN HARBOLD May 4, 1960 . . . Herb, Seen with Brian, Roger, Don, Jack, Larry, Duane . . . Will remember BSHS for the great demolition derby on the way to lunch ... Pet peeve stuck-up kids ... Ambition computer programmer . . . Band concert and marching 9,10,11,12. Chorus 9. Tennis Club 9,10,12. PENNY CLAIR HARMAN October 13, I960 . . . Pen, Seen with Kathy, Deb. Tammy ... Pet peeve four tests in one day . . . Pres. FHA 11,12... Ambition is to be success- ful .. . FH A 9,10,11,12. Library Aid 9. DANIEL. LEROY HEAGEY January II, 1959 . . . Dan, Seen with Dave, Seott, Mark, Tint . . . Will remember BSHS for the fun at sports events . . . Pel peeve testing . . . FFA 9,10.11,12. ROBIN ANNE HF.YSER July 30, 1960 ... Rob or Robbie, Seen with Denise, Kelly, Lisa, Terry, Marg, Sherry . . . Will remember BSHS for friends and laughs . . . Pet peeve gossip . . . Ambition is to live and love life with Brandy . . . Band concert and marching 9,10. Chorus 9. DECA II. Drama Club 9. FBLA 10. Plays 9,10,11.12. Ski Club 10. KIMBERLY ANN HIGHLANDS July 27, 1960 . . . Kimmcr, Seen with Randy. Denise, Robin. Denise, Marg . . . Will remember BSHS for its friendly atmosphere . . . Pet peeve brownies . . . Pres. Drama Club 9,10,11 . . . Ambition is to be successful and make people happy . . . Chccrlcading 9,10,11,12. Drama Club 9,10,11. Girls Gym- nastic Club 9,10,11.12. Plays 9,10,11. Wrestlerettcs 12. Yearbook Staff 12. Photo Club 12. JOYCE LUELLA HINKLE February 1. I960... Hinkor Bashful, Seen with Deb. Brenda, Glenda, Linda, Kim, Sue . . . Will remember BSHS for the band camp .. . Ambition is to be successful in what God plans for me . . . Band con- cert and marching 9.10.11.12. Bible Club 9. KHA 10. Hockey manager 9,10.11,12. Volleyball manager 10.11. Pep Band 9,10,11. DONNA ROXINE HOFFMAN December 22, 1960 . . . Roxie. Seen with Kathy, Deb, Joyce, Diane, Kim. Sue. Sharon . Will remember BSHS for the music and busi- ness department . . Pet peeve gym class . . . Ambition medical secretary . . Band marching and concert 9,10.11, 12. Bible Club 10,11,12. C horus 9,10,11.12. French Club 9. Plays II. Yearbook Staff 12. County Band 9.10.11,12. Stage Band 10.11.12. Pep Band 9,10,11.12. ROGFR DOUGLAS HOOVER June 19, I960 . . . Rog.. Seen with Greg. Brian. Don. Jack, Bob. Duane . . . Will remember BSHS for all the friendly people . . . Ambition physicist . . . Band concert and marching 10,11.12. Chess Club 11.12. French Club 10. JUDY GAYLE JAMES September 11, 1959 ... J.J..Scen with Shelley, Karen'. Kim, Sandy. Gretchcn . . . Will re- member BSHS for the friends Ivc made ... Pet peeve too many tests . . . Ambition is to be happy . . . DECA 12. FHA 9.10.11. DANIEL WYATT KELLER January 22, 1960 . . . Buzz, Seen with John. Tom, Tim. Randy, Steve . . . Will re- member BSHS for the student's kindness and considera- tion . . . Ambition truck driver . . . Chess Club 9,1 I. - II Daniel Hcagcy Robin Heyser Kimberly Highlands Joyce Hinkle Roger Hoover Donna Hoffman Judy James Daniel Keller “SEND IN THE CLOWNS” JAMES MARK KELLER April 14. I960 . . . Seen with Karen, Randy, Lee . . . Will remember BSHS for the wild lunch periods . . . Pet peeve study halls ... VP of FFA 12 . . . Ambition ball playing . . . Baseball 9,10,1 1,12. EFA 9,10,1 1,12. DENISE SUE KEMPER November 5, 1960 ... Seen with Kim, Terry, Seglinde, Bev, Sharon . . . Will remember BSHS for the great limes we’ve had . . . Pet peeve study halls . . . Captain Wrestling Cheerleaders 12 . . . Ambition is to be happy and achieve my goals . . . Band marching 9. Chcerleading 9,10.11,12. Chorus 12. Color Guard 9. Girls Gymnastic Club 11,12. Library Aid 9,10. Plays 9,10.11,12. Ski Club 10,11. Volleyball 'l0.ll.l2. Wrestlercttes 12. Photography 12. JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY January 21. 1961 . . . Seen with Dan, Tom, Mike. Rich ... Pet peeve getting up early for school . . . Ambition is to be a success . . . Baseball 9,10. D.E.C.A. 11.12. FFA 9. Football 9. SHARON KAY KING September 7, 1960 . . . Seen with Kai, Zoc. Sharon. Lori. Dort . . . Will remember BSHS for the closeness of the kids . . . Pet peeve band practices . . . Captain of Color Guard 12. “B Club Secretary 12 . . . Ambition computer programmer . . . B” Club 10,1 1,12. Band marching 9,10,11,12. Chorus 9,10,11.12. Color Guard 9,10,1 1.12. Drama Club 9. Yearbook Staff 12. LAWRENCE ROBERT KRAFT December 18. 1959 . . . Larry, Seen with Dan. Greg, Jack, Rodger. Brian, Bill . . . Will remember BSHS for chorus and Mr. Davidson’s history classes . . . Pet peeve Mr. Hevel . . . Ambition state policeman . . . Band concert and marching 9,10,11. Chorus 9,10,11. French Club 9.10.1 1,12. TERRY LYNN LADUE March 29, I960 . . . Ter, Seen with Lori, Carol, John .. . Will remember BSHS for all the fun times on the school paper . . . Pet peeve anyone who can t smile . . . Ambition journalist . . . “B Club I 2. Color Guard 9,10.11. FHA 9,10.11. Library Aid 9,10,11. Plays 11,12. JACK WILLIAM LANDIS September 9, 1959 . . . Jock, Seen with Greg, Brian, Don, Roger, Duane . . . Band treasurer. Band quarter master . . . Ambition is to be involved with music . . . Band concert and marching 9,10, 11,12. Baseball 10. Basketball 9. Chorus 9,10,11,12. French Club 9.10,11,12. Track 11.12. THOMAS ANTHONY LAWRENCE July 1, 1960 . . . Fitz, Seen with Keith, Dan. Tim, Rich, Marty . . . Will remember BSHS for my friends . . . French Club Treas- urer 11... Ambition Air Force for architecture . . . “B” Club 12. Chorus 9,10,11.12. Cross-Country 9,10,11,12. French Club 9,10,11. Wrestling 9,10,11,12. PATRICIA ANN LF.F.R February II, 1960 . . . Grog, Seen with Burg, Squirrel, Snirt, and Rack . . . Will re- member BSHS for Environmental Science class . . . Pet peeve women’s lib arguments . . . Ambition is to live a happy and full life . . . Baseball 10. Basketball 9.10,11,12. Chorus 9,10,1 1,12. Girls Gym Club 9,10,11,12. James Keller John Kennedy Jack Landis Patricia Leer Denise Kemper Terry Ladue Thomas Lawrence Elaine McCauslin Lisa Metzger “HELP IS ON THE WAY” John Long Gerald Luther Lori McClain Barbara Miller Bradley Miller RICHARD HOWARD LENKER January 24. I960 . . . Rich, Seen with Marty, Tracy, Kim, Karen, jBrad, Randy, Mike . . . Will remember BSHS for the close knit classes . . . Pet peeve smoking in restrooms . . . Treasurer “B Club II... Ambition is to be successful in whatever I choose to do . . . “B Club 9,10,11,12. Band concert and marching 9. Chorus 9,10.11,12. Football 9.12. Stage Crew 10,11. Track 9. Wrestling 9,10,11,12. Yearbook Staff I 1,12. JOHN ERNEST IO G November 8, I960 ... Seen with Deb. Ken . . . Will remember BSHS for having to graduate from it . . . Pet peeve Mondays . . . Ambition is to make a million. DOUGLAS Mel I II IN NY LOTT September 2. I960... Doug. Seen with Randy, Jim, Steve, Lee . . . Pet peeve Monday mornings . . . Ambition fruit farmer . . . “B Club II. Basketball 9.10,11,12. FFA 9,10,12., Tennis Club 10.1 1,12. GERALD STANLEY LUTHER February 21, I960 . . . Wings. Seen with Bill, Leroy . . . Ambition is to enter the service . . . Golf Club 9.10. ELAINE GAY McCAUSLIN July 25. 1960 . . . Seen with Dawn. Deb. Joyce. jDianc, Sandy . . . Will remember BSHS for the horrible lunches ... Pet peeve crowded lunches . . . Ambition is to work with handicapped child- ren . . . French Club 9,10,11.12. LORI LYNN McCLAIN October 6, I960 . Squirt, Seen with Marty. Kim . . . Will remember BSFIS for the people who make it complete . . . Pet peeve people w ho think they’re better . . . Pres. Senior Band I 2. Secre- tary Class II. Executive Council . Ambition is to be taller . . . “B Club 11.12. Band concert and marching 9.10.11.12. Cheerleading 9,10. Chorus 9,10.j 11.12. Drama Club 9. Drum majorette 10,11,12. Volleyball 11,12. Yearbook-jStaff 12. LISA YVONNE METZGER September 12, I960 . j. . Seen with Sherry, Kelly, Bev, Robin . . . Will remember BSHS for the rest of my life . . . Pel peeve teacher hassle ... Ambition model ... “B Club 12. DEC A I 1. BARBARA ANN MILLER May 3. 1960 . . . Barb, Seen with Elaine, Deb, Dorothy . . . Will remember BSHS for the closeness of class members . . . Pet peeve brownies . . . Secretary of Class 12 . . . Ambition secretary . . . FBI.A 1 i, T2. FHA 9. Hockey 10,11,12. Library Aid 9,12. Student ■ Council 12. Volleyball 9,10.11.12. BRADLEY LEE MILLER April 28. I960 . . . Seen with Dorothy, Keith, Mike. Steve . . . Will remember BSHSfor my friends . . . Pet peeve Co-ed Gym . . . V.P. B' Club 12 . . . Ambition policeman . . . ‘'B tClub 10,1 I.l2.%lse- ball 9,10,11,12. Basketball 9. Football 9.10. Stage Crew 10.11.12. Weight Lifting Club 9. “STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN” Kimberly Miller Lorelei Miller Colecn Miller David Mummert Martin Mummert Michael Murtorff Duane Myers COLEEN MARIE MILLER August 5, 1960 ... Squirrel. Seen with Pat, Kim, Shelley . . . Will remember BSHS for the friendliness of the teachers and students . . . Pet peeve school’s unorganized . . . Ambition doctoi . . . Chorus 11,12. Girls Gym Club I 1,12. Volleyball 11,12 KIMBERLY ANN MILLER October 1, 1960 . . . Toots or Kimmcr, Seen with Lori, Juanita,, Dean . . . Will remember BSIIS for the friendly teachers ... Pet peeves cliques of snotty people . . . FBI.A VP 12. Corporal Rilies 12 . . . Ambition is to lead a happy successful, and fulfilling life . . . “B Club 10,11. Band marching 9,10, 1 1,12. Basketball 10. Chorus 12. Color Guard 9,10,1 1,12. Drama Club 9. FBLA 10,1 1,12. Volleyball 11,12. County Chorus 12. KIM RENEE MILLER November 18, 1960 . . . Mouth or Kimmy. Seen with Rob, Vicki, Mike, Mean Jean. Lori, L inda . . . Will remember BSHS for getting into trouble for “hardly talking . . . Ambition world's most famous, richest blonde cartoonist . . . “B” Club 11.12. Band con- cert and marching 9,10,11,12. Chorus 9.10.11,12. Drama Club 9. Plays 1 1,12. Yearbook Staff 12. I. OREL.El WIETRICH MILLER August 13, I960 . . . L,ori. Seen with Sharon, Zoe, Dorothy, Sharon . . . Will remember BSHS for “chief crunchies . . . Pet peeve fund raising projects . . . Sergeant Flags 12 II ... Ambition dental hygenist . . . “B” Club 10. Band marching 9,10,11, 12. Bible Club I 1,12. Chorus 9,10,1 1.12. Color Guard 9, 10,1 1,12. Tennis Club 9. MICHAEL. BRIAN MORITZ June 9, I960 . . . Corn silk. Seen with Don, Randy. George, Sandy . . . Will remember BSHS for Mr. Wagener’s art class . . . Pet peeve getting in good with all teachers . . . Ambition professional musician . . . Band concert and marching 9.10.1 1.12. Bas- ketball 9. Basketball Club 9. Cross-Country 11.12. Foot- ball 9,10. Plays II. Track 9,10.11,12. Weight Lifting Club 9.10. DAVID IRVAN MUMMERT September 20, 1960 . . . Dave, Seen with Dan. Scott . . . Will remember BSIIS for giving us a lot of homework . . . Ambition mechanic . . . FFA 9,10,1 1.12. MARTIN DAVID MUMMERT November 5, 1959 . . . Stretch, Seen with Lori, Steve. Randy, Rich . . . Will re- member BSHS for running wild . . . Pet peeve people think- ing they’re better . . . Ambition is happiness, for someone special, and me . . . “B” Club 10,11,12. Band concert and marching 9. Basketball 9. Chorus 9,10,11.12. Football 9, 10,11,12. Stage Crew 10,11. Track 9,10,11,12. Weight Lifting Club 9. Yearbook Staff 9,10,11,1 2. MICHAEL ANDREW MURTORFF June 3. I960 Mike, Seen with Vickie, Kim, Lori. Marty . . . Will re- member BSHS for the teacher’s always thinking they're right . . . Pel peeve students always getting down on the athletes . . . Ambition is to succeed . . . “B Club 10.1 I, 12. Basketball 9,10,11. Chorus 9,10,11,12. Plays 11.12. DUANE WILLIAM MYERS December II, 1959 . . . Will remember BSHS for the not-so-bad teachers . . . Auto Mechanics Club 9. FFA 9,10,11,12. Tennis Club 10, II. Track 12. Weight Lifting 9. LESA ANN MYERS October 26, 1959 . . , Seen with Margaret, Karen, Tammy . . . Will remember BSHS for it's kids and my senior class ... Pet peeve stupid rules . . . Ambition secretary . . . D.E.C.A. 12. FHA 9 10.1 I. Ski Club 11. SARAH ANN MYERS January I, 1961 . . . Sam, Seen with Barb, Dorothy . . . Will remember BSHS for the kids in the senior class . . . Pet peeve smokers . . . FBLA Regional secretary . . . Ambition -secretary . . . Chorus 9.10.1 1,12. FBLA 11,12. Girls Gymnastics 9,10. VICKIE LYNN MYERS February 15, 1960. ..Squirrel, Seen with everybody . . . Will remember BSHS for the closeness of our senior class . . . Ambition great sports person . “B” Club 10,11.12. Basketball 9,10.11,12. Hockey 9,10.11.12. Vollcybaf! 12— SEGLINDE SUSANNA NELSON February 27, 1960 . . . Seen with Denise, Kim. Karen, Sonia, Tammy, Robin, Denise, Kim . . . Will remember BSHS for all the great times during our senior year . . Pet peeve study halls . . . “B” Club 9.10.11.12. Yearbook Staff 12. LEROY J A MES NOEL April 18, 1960 . . . Rcroy ... Am- bition automotive mechanic . . . FFA 11,12. Weight Lifting Club 9. RANDALL SCOTT PAUl.L June 15, 1960 . . . Pc-Pe, Seen with Randy, Jim. Brad, Bob. Keith, Dan . . . Will remember BSHS for wrestling under Coach Bottorf . . . Pet peeve people who don't like Elton John . . . FFA Pres. 12. FFA VP I 1. FFA Secretary 10. Class Secretary 10 . . . Ambition is to become a devoted Christian . . . FFA 9,10, 11.12. Stage Crew 12. Student Council 9,10,11,12. Wres- tling 9.10,1 1.12. LINDA MAE PIFER July 17, 1960 . . . Seen with Beth, Rika, Sonia . . . Will remember BSHS for the helpful friendly teachers . . . Pci peeve kids who ruin our school . . . Ambition practical nurse, serve God, and make people happy . . . Bible Club 9.10,1 1,12. Chorus 12. TIMOTHY PETER PIHO April 2, 1960 .L . Foot, Seen with Keith, Ernie, Rick. Keith . . . Will remember BSHS for good and wonderful times ... Pet peeve administra- tion and teacher hasscls . . . Ambition bum . . . Auto Me- chanics Club 10. Chess Club 9. FFA I 1. BRIAN DAVID PROSSER August 16, 1960 . . . Elmo. Seen with Greg. Roger. Bob. Don, Duane, Jack . . . Will remember BSHS for the wild health classes with Brad and Greg ... Pet peeve band not being appreciated . . . Senior High Chorus President 12 . . . Ambition is to be 13 4” taller by June 20 . . . “B” Club 9,10,11,12. Band concert and marching 9,10,1 1,12. Chorus 9.10,11,12. Tennis Club 9,10. Varsity Club 12. District Band 9.10,11. District Chorus 10. Regional Band 11. District Chorus 10,11. Seglinde Nelson Randall Pauli Timothy Phio Leroy Noel Linda Pifer Brian Prosser RANDALL WILLIAM RACER February 19, 1960 . . . Racer. Seen with Mike, Rich, Mark . . . Will remember all the cool people .. . Pet peeve homework, report cards ... Ambition auto mechanic . . . Auto Mechanics Club 9. DEBRA ANN REICHART March 1, I960.. . Deb, Seen with Joyce, Elaine, Dawn . . . Will remember BSHS for the good times . . . Pet peeve band camp . . . Ambition is to live a happy life by pleasing others . . . Band concert and marching 9,10.11,12. FHA 9,10,11,12. DONALD LEE ROSENZWE1G JR. October 11, 1959 Lip, Seen with I la, Greg, Brian, Rodger, Duane, Jack, Larry . . . will remember BSL1S for the w'ay people int he school can pull together when needed . . . Pet peeve all the things 1 have to make up for in life . . . Ambition Air Force . . . Band concert and marching 9,10,11,12. Baseball 9. Chess Club 9. Chorus 9,10,11.12. Tennis Club 10,12. JUDITH ANN SANDERS December 26, 1960 . . . Judy, Seen with anyone . . . Will remember BSHS for the lunches . . . Pet peeve the teachers . . . Ambition is to be a success . . . FBLA 10. Library Aid 9, Girls Gym Club 11,12. RIKA SARUHASHI March 7, 1959 . . . Seen with Donna, Beth . . . Will remember BSHS for a memory of my stay in U.S. . . . Pet peeve math . . . Ambition to be fluent in English and many other languages . . . Bible Club 11.12. Chorus 11,12. CAROL ANN SCHNITZLER December 31, I960 . . . Seen with Gail, Mary Jean, Terry . . . Will remember BSHS for the hassles . . . Ambition find piece of mind with music . . . Band concert and marching 10,11,12. Basketball 11. Drama Club 9. Ski Club 11. Tennis Club 10. Volleyball 9,10,11,12. DUANE GEORGE SCHRADE October 25, 1960 . . . Seen with Brian, Greg, Don, Jack . . . Will remember BSHS for having a good musical department. . . Ambition Architecture Draftsman . . . Band concert and marching 9.10.11.12. Chess Club 10. Tennis Club 11,12. MARY JEAN SCHRIDER June 2, 1960 . . . Mean Mary Jean, Seen with Tammy, Kim, Denise, John . . . Will remember BSHS for all the rowdie times I’ve had with everyone . . . Pet peeve not getting rowdie in lunch . . . Color Guard Corporal . . . Ambition to be helpful and famous . . . Band marching 10,11,12. Color Guard 10,11, 12. FHA 9. Plays 11,12. Ski Club I 1. Yearbook Staff 12. Photography Club 12. KEITH ALAN SEARFOSS September 30, 1960 . . . Fuzz, Seen with Karen, Brad, Randy . . . Will remember BSHS for all the fun with everyone . . . Pet peeve hassles from teachers . . . V.P. of Class. Pres. “B Club 12. Am- bition State policeman . . . “B” Club 10,11,12. Basketball 9,10. Drama Club 11. Football 9. Plays 10,11,12. Year- book Staff 12. Randall Racer Debra Reichert Judith Sanders Donald Roscnzweig Rika Saruhashi Carol Schnitzler Duane Schradc Mary Jean Schrider Keith Searfoss “YOU LIGHT UP MY LIFE” Diane Seibright Gregory Smith Steve Smith Randy Spahr Sharon Speelman Louann Spccsc Beverly Spertzel DIANE MICHELLE SEBRIGHT December 19,1960 .. . Seen with Pam, Shelley, Kitty . . . Will remember BSHS for the great music department . . . Treasurer Chorus 12. Band historian. Class Representative . . . Ambition music teacher . . . Band concert and marching 9,10,11,12. Bible Club 10,11,12. Chorus 9,10,1 1.12. Library Aid 9. GREGORY EARL SMITH February 2. 1959 . . . Will re- member BSIIS for all the fun . . . Ambition get a good job and be with friends . . . FFA. 9.10,11,12. STEVE PATRICK SMITH April 7. 1960 . . . Smitty. Seen with Randy, Dog. Jim . . . Will remember BSHS for having a good time with all my friends . . . Ambition is to be the best at whatever I do . . . B Club 10,11,12. FFA 9. Football 9.10.11.12. Stage Crew II. Track 10. Varsity Club 12. Weight Lifting Club 9. TAMMY LYNN SMITH July 29, I960 . . . Tam, Seen with everyone . . . Will remember BSHS for all the under- standing people . . . Pet peeve unhappy people . . . Flag Corporal 11... Ambition is to make everyone around me laugh and smile . . . “B Club 12. Color Guard 10,11,12. FHA 9,10. Library Aid 9,10. P.Y.E.A. 10. Track manager 9.10. Girls Gym Club II. Wrcstlerettcs 12. Plays 11,12. TRACY LOU SNYDER August 10, I960 . . . Gouckie, Spike, Seen with Zoc. Keith, Mike, Tammy, Kathy, Vicki, Bcv . . . Will remember BSHS for having friends every- where you turn . . . Pet peeve lack of enthusiasm in football crowds . . . Secretary of French Club . . . Ambition law enforcement . . . ( heerlcading 9,10,11,12. Chorus 9,10, 11,12. French Club 9,10.1 1.12. Hockey 10,11,12. County Chorus II. Volleyball 9,10,11,12. Yearbook Staff 12. RANDY LINN SPAHR July 4, I960 . . . Ran. Seen with Smitty, Lee . . . Will remember BSHS for sports and girls . . . Class officer 10. FFA Reporter 10 . . . Ambition is to succeed in w hatever I strive to do ... Auto Mechanics Club 9.10. “B” Club 11,12. FFA 9,10,11,12. Football 9,10.11. 12. Stage Crew 9.10,11. Wrestling 9,10,11,12. SHARON ANN SPEELMAN March 10, I960 . . . Seen with Bev, Tammy, Louann, Kathy . . . Will remember BSFIS for the many kids I've gotten to know . . . Pet peeve Business English . . . Student Council Secretary . . . Ambition is to travel . . . “B“ Club 9,10,11,12. Cheer- leading 11,12. Color Guard 9,10,1 I. Hockey 10,1 1.12. Stu- dent Council 10,1 1,12. LOUANN STACY SPEESE May 27, 1959 . . . Louie, Seen with Bcv, Kathy, Tammy, Sharon . . . Will remember BSHS for crowded lunch rooms . . . Pet peeve people who think they know it all . . . Ambition is to be a success “B” Club 10,11,12. Band concert and marching 9. Bible Club 9. Chorus 9,10.11,12. Hockey 9,10,11. Student Council 9. Volleyball 10. BEVERLY ANN SPERTZEL September 13, I960 . . . Spcrtz, Shorty, Seen with Kelly, T.C., Louann, Kathy, Sharon, Denise . . . Will remember BSHS for having a friend always close enough to talk to . . . Pet peeve rainy days with nothing to do but sleep . . . V.P. Class 10, II... Ambition is to always have a smile on my face and love fill my heart . . . “B” Club I 1.12. Bible Club 9,10. Cheerleading 9,10. Chorus 9.10.11.12. Hockey 9,10,11, 12. Student Council 9,10,11. Volleyball 12. W'restlerettcs 12. Yearbook Staff 11. Editor 12. Norman Sponseller Donald Summers “YOU’VE GOT A FRIEND” Linda Stabler Karen Stimer Zoe Stough Sandra Summers NORMAN FRANCIS SPONSELLER September 30, I960 . . . Storm, Seen with Tammy, Jody, John. Kim . . . Will remember BSHS for the good times and bad times ... Pet peeve four tests in one day . . . Ambition is to be a success . . . “B” Club 12. Basketball Club 9,10. Chess Club 9. Cross-Country 10,1 L FFA 9,10. Football 9. L.INDA ANNILSTAHLER September J7, I960 . . . Rinda, Seen uith Kim, Rob, Paul, Kelly. Maggie, Sherry . . . Will remember BSHS for friends, fun, Mr. Wagencr, and Ms. I-by for all their help . . . Pet peeve hassles from 7-12 . . . V P. Drama Club . . . Drama Club 9.10. FBI.A 10.1 I. Library Aid 9,10,1 I. Plays 9,10.1 1,12. JEAN ELIZABETH STEVENS June 16. I960 . . . Seen with Elaine, Kitty . . . Will remember BSHS for an easy senior year, and Eagle comeback in sports . . . Pet peeve grumpy faculty . . . Ambition is to make someone happy everyday , . . Girls Gym Club 10,1 1,12. Plays I I. Tennis Club 9. Volleyball 11. Yearbook Staff 11,12. KAREN MICHELLE STIMER January 13, 1961 . . . Rack or Daisy. Seen with Tammy, Kim, Shelley, l.esa, Scglindc, Jim, Keith, Rich . . . Will remember BSHS for all the fun the senior class provided . . . Pet peeve having to run from gym to lunch . . . Treasurer “B” Club 12. Senior-Editor 12 . . . Ambition registered nurse . . . “B Club 11,12. Basketball 11,12. Cheerleading 9,10,11,12. Girls Gym Club 9,10. Hockey 1 1,12. Student Council 10. Wrestlercttcs 12. Yearbook Staff 12. ELAINE MARIE STOCK November 16, 1959 . . . Stocky, Seen with Wayne, Deb. Barb, Dorothy, Jean . . . Will remember BSHS for all the fun times and smiling faces Pel peeve history . . . Ambition is to live a happy and successful life . . . Basketball I I. Hockey 9,10.1 1.12. Gym Club 9.10,1 1.12. Plays I I. ZOE ELLEN STOUGH October 29, I960 . . . Zoe, Seen with Stan. Sharon, Tracy, Lori, Sharon . . . Will remember BSHS for the great times we’ve had carrying on together Pet peeve cold band practices . . . Ambition B.S. in registered nursing . . . Band marching 9,10,1 1,12. Chorus 9.10.11.12. Color Guard 9,10,11,12. French Club 9,10, 11.12. DONALD THOMAS SUMMERS May 29. I960 . Boss, Seen with Mike, George,!Marty, Mark . . . will remember BSHS for being so easy to hook out of classes ... Pet peeve favoritism toward certain students . . . Am- bition commercial artist . . . Band concert and marching 9. Stage Crew 12. Tennis Club 9,10,11,12. Yearbook Staff 12. SANDRA KAY SUMMERS Marchfl7, I960 . . . Sandy, Seen with Kim, Kim, Sue, Dawn, Elaine, Deb . . . Will remember BSHS for all the friends I've made ... Pet peeve people not smiling . . . Secretary FBI.A . . . Ambition secretary and be happy . . . FBf.A 10,1 1,12. BETH ANN TAYLOR March 10, I960 . . . Seen with Linda, Rika . . . Will remember BSHS for the ability of teachers to be teachers and friendsuit the same lime . Pet peeve pop quizzes . . . Ambition is to fulfill God’s plan for my life . . Bible Club 9.10,1 1,12. Chorus 10,1 I, 12. Library Aid I 2. KELLY ELAINE TOEEKY August 10, I960 . . . Kell Bell, Seen with Sherry, Lisa, Bcv ... Pet peeve people with lack of self-control . . . V.P. Drama Club . , . Ambition is to be happy with what I have but always strive for more ... Drama Club 10,11,12. FHA 9. Plays'10,11,12. DENISE FAE TRIBBY January 5. 1961 . . . Neisy or Trib, Seen with Robin, Kim, Denise. Scglindc. Maggie . . . Will remember BSHS for freezing in winter and roasting in summer . . . Pet peeve teachers thinking they're always right . . . Ambition secretary and have a happy life with Terry . . . “B Club 11. Cheerleading 9,10.11. Volleyball II. CONNIE LEE TRI Seen with Kim, 'Man lean . . . Will remember BSIIS ER July 28. am my, 960 . . . Cornelius, Sonia, Lori, Kitty (foTThc’ fun times that your senior year bnrI’ .. - study halls where you can't move s. his . . . Ambition great success as-a professional singer . . . Bandjconcerl march- Biblc Club Yearbook I : 960 . . Bob. ndy. Greg.'Brian. Roger . . . AwSbifion is to enjoy . Band concert 9. Basketball 9 Cb-ss Club 9.10. ANN TROSTLE June Q j 1 with Barb. Maine. Dorofln. Kim. John :mber BSHS lor the pcopldjand lunches . . . Pet ing to ride the bus Ambition medical or dental assistant . B Club I 1 j Volleyball iftWm KIM JO TJostle August 25, TWO . . . Seen' Joe, Sandy, Deb, Donna, Joyce ... Will remember for all the friends I've made. . . . Pet peeve long kcpprrTJflcsfe . . . Ambition-dental assistant . . . B” CluE -ay Band marching; fl. Chorus 9,10,11.12. Major- Ski Club fO. Tennis Club 9. Yearbook Staff 12. A VANSCYOC August 30, I960 . . . , Glenda, Kim . . . Will remember I rooms being cold incite winter . . . tnink they’re better than yqi ,, (2-4 yrs.) . . . FBLA 10,11. Tennis ILLEN WAGNER August 17. I960 .A Red with Joyce, Glenda. Grctchen. Linda! Elmer . Will remember BSHS for being cold in the winter Pet peeve people who think they're belter . . . AmbitiuHfetoI be successful and happy with Elmer . . . FHA 9„ i . it on is Mill r TAMMY IRENE WENTZ November 16. 1959 with Penny, Kathy . . . Will remember BSHS for its nice and fricndiyjbhool . .. PctJOecve rules . .. Ambitiq H successful y. . Color Guqfd 9. Track 9. Kelly Toffey Connie Trimmer Debra Trostle Gretchen VanScyoc Tammy Wentz Denise Tribby Robert Trone Kim Trostle Brenda Wagner KIM ELIZABETH W1NAND July 14. I960 . . . Seen with Sonia, Connie. Seglinde. John . . . Will remember BSHS for all the friends I've met and the fun I had with them . . . Pet peeve bathrooms . . . Ambition is to be all I can . . . “B Club 11,12. Cheerleading 9,10,11,12. Chorus 9,10. French Club 9. Ski Club 10, Wrestlcrettes 12. Year- book Staff 12. ERNEST LEE WOLF July 10. 1959 . . . Ernie, Seen with everyone . . . Will remember BSHS for study halls and hall passes . . . Ambition is to be a success . . . Auto Mechanics Club 9.10. FFA 11. Weight Lifting Club 9. SONIA LEE WOLF June 21. jl960 . . Seen with Kim, Linda . . . Will remember BSHS for all the great friends and terrific times . . . Pet peeve bus drivers . . . Gym- nastic Club President 11.12 . . . Ambition is to make the most of what life has to offer . . . Cheerleading 11,12. French Club 9.10. Girls Gymnastic Club 11,12. Wrcstlcr- ettes 12. Yearbook Staff 12. DONALD EUGENE WONDER July 17, 1960 . . . Din, Seen with Tracy, Jeff, Mirle . . . Will remember BSHS for hooking out of study halls . . . Pet peeve school lunches . . . Ambition truck driver . . . Weight Lifting Club 9. MARGARET ELIZABETH WOOTERS June 13, 1960 . . . Maggie, Seen with Lesa, Denise, Robin . . . Will re- member BSHS for having a teacher like Mrs. Tate . . . Pet peeve having to go to lunch . . . Ambition secretary and live a happy life with Chris forever . . Basketball 10. FHA 9. ENA 10. Library Aid 9,12. SCOTT ALLEN ZE1GLER December 26. 1959 .. . Buf- falo, Seen with Dan. Dave, Duane . . . Ambition farmer . . . FFA 9.10.11,12. Margaret Wooters Scott Zeigler Members of Class with no pictures available. MARION WELLS BROWN April 4, 1959 . . . Juice, Seen with everyone . . . Will remember BSHS for 5 happy and hard years . . . Basketball 10,11.12. Basketball Club 9. Varsity Club 12. Weight Lifting Club 10,1 I. JAY FRANCIS LIVINGSTON April 22, 1960 . . . Du- rango, Seen with Charlie, Norm, Don, Jerry . . . Will remember BSHS for written notes . . . Ambition be a success . . . DECA 11,12. Tennis Club 9,10. DANIEL STEPHEN SUMMERS April 9, 1959 . . . Am- bition Air Force Pilot . . . Band concert 9. Tennis Club 9,10. Serving as president of the class of 1978 for the past five years has been a great honor. On behalf of our class I would like to thank the faculty, parents, advisors, and friends for all the time and effort they put forth to help us achieve our goals. As we leave Bermudian we wilt all go our separate ways in a difficult world. But in those separate ways we will all hold fond memories of twelve long but rewarding years we shared together Class President Daniel E. Grim Our Junior Miss, Shelly Evans Jay Livingston Cowgirl Zoe ‘The problem is Candy is just a lock away “A Star is Born I Linda Beam Norma Bupp Brad Mike make it clean Brenda Wagner Steve Smith - Seglinde Nelson Juanita Brandt Timothy Piho Randy Anderson Sandy and Duane Rich Lenker Linda Stahler Glenda Dove Sandy Summers Kim R. Miller Sarah Myers Jack Landis “YOU GOT THE CUTIEST LITTLE BABY FACE” Joyce Hinkle Sue Anderson Brian Prosser Sandra Forsythe Dan Grimm Norm Sponsellor Kim Winand Zoe Stough Elaine McCauslin Dan Keller Kim Highlands Randy Pauli Marty Mummcrt Sharon King 4 Tammy Smith Debra Reichert Randy Spahr Mike Murtorff Elaine Slock Jean Stevens Tracy Snyder Tammy Cline “Seasons” The seasons are changing and so am I, I’m starting to tell my childhood good-bye I’m not the little one I used to be. In some ways I’m different entirely. It’s a little sad to see children play; to think I will never again be that way. Perhaps it is the future I fear, fear of losing something of the past that is very dear. Unlike loved ones, time we cannot hold; we pass by a mirror and realize it has made us old. It’s just that the minutes, hours and days go by so fast and happy times of the present soon become the past. 26 Kathy Chew Lori McClain Keith Brodbcck Tom Lawrence Yes, it seems just like yesterday that we were small, then suddenly years come upon us and it doesn't seem like time at all. Trying so hard to keep up with today, memories of good times fading away. Growing up is hard to do when you want to enjoy life’s moments which arc so few. 1 might always be a child at heart and from that will be much harder to part. The seasons arc changing and so am I and I must begin to tell my childhood good-bye . . . Mike Moritz Kim A. Miner Denise Kemper Louann Speese Christine Davis Dorothy Dupler Sharon Hankey 27 Brad Miller Karen Stimer Donna Hoffman Most Musical While walking through the halls of the elementary school, sour notes could be heard bellowing from the music room. Yes, Brian Prosser and Diane Sebright have hit alot of clinchers in their days but through alot of hard hours of tedious work they have become ex- ceptional musicans. The band and chorus just wouldn’t be the same without their added talents and for this reason the senior class has nominated them as “Most Musical”. WHO'S WHO IN THE OF 78 l WOULDN'T W ANT TO BfCU T YO$ Most Artistic Stick figures, lollipop trees, and play-doh statues used to be the big, terrific creations of all little kids. So it was with Lori McClain and Donny Summers. But as people mellow in their age they also mellow in their tastes. Voted “Most Artistic” by the senior class, Lori and Donny have created alot of beautiful work which stands out from the ordinary. 28 Class Clowns With a twist of his face and the shriek of her laugh Marty Mummert and Kim Miller have been nominated “Class Clowns”. They can brighten up any boring class room with their lighted smiles or with their zany sense of humor. Some people were just born to make others happy and in the senior class Marty and Kim out shine the rest. Cass Flirts Once upon a time a kiss on the cheek and a love letter was every thing in the world. Voted “Class Flirts” by the senior class Tammy Cline and Steve Smith have developed the good looks and the “charming” and “debonaire” personalities that every student envies. Yes, in a certain manner of speaking they get along with everybody. Shyest It’s about as typical to see a “munchkin” hiding behind a huge flower as it is to see Judy James and Leroy Ncol hiding behind a car. Voted “Shyest” by the senior class, Judy and Leroy help make up a part of the student body that completes Bermudian. Their quite type personalities make them the kind obedient individuals that they are today. 29 Most Fun Did you ever notice that some people always make the best of everything and they have just plain fun wherever they go? Tammy Smith and Brad Miller are two of these people. By just being around them they can make your worst moods dis- appear and make your good moods ever better. Tammy and Brad most certainly are always ready to have a good time and for this reason they were named “Most Fun” � inst Of7g Most Dramatic Live from the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City we present to you Miss Victoria Beaver and Mr. Keith Searfoss. No, actually Vicki and Keith haven’t gone that far in acting but they have come a long way since the “kiddie” plays in elementary school. They have long entertained Ber- mudian with their talents. For this the senior class has dubbed Vicki and Keith “Most Dramatic.” Most Spirited Did you ever notice that at a pep rally or at a game there’s always a couple of voices that out yell “the rest”? Bev Spertzel and Dan Grim whether they are standing on the sidelines or participating on a team arc constantly boosting moral and high hopes. They are for ever active in sports and in school organizations and for this reason the senior class has honored Bev and Dan as “Most Spirited”. 30 Bookworms book • worm (buk wcrm), n. a person who is very fond of reading and studying; one who is al- ways pouring over books. Yes, Cindy Cooley and Rodger Hoover fit that description perfectly. They have aquired alot of their knowledge by digging into books. The senior was convinced that Cindy and Rodger have extensive “fondness” for reading books and for this reason they were worthy of the title “Bookworms.” Most Athletic Sweat, practice, and pain are just a few factors that make up a good athletic. Vickie Myers and Randy Spahr have put alot of hours of hard, constant practice into the sports pro- gram here at Bermudian. Voted “Most Athletic” by the senior class, they have developed the skill and good sports- manship conduct that makes Vickie and Randy the excep- tional athletes that they are. Most Likely To Succeed To be rich and successful is, sooner or later, the fantasy of everybody. Randy Paul and Shelley Evans have worked hard in their studies and in the community. Along with earn- ing goods and friends they have also earned the title of “Most Likely To Succeed” and I'm sure that when Randy and Shelley become rich and famous, they’ll invite you over for dinner. 31 4k, rm j HiH You know, underclassmen never really change. They're the stu- dents who carry a dozen books and actually reach to learn. The underclassmen devote much of th ir time to fund raising projects as they prepare themselves for their futurfc years here at ll.S. They also prepare themselves to fill the empt slots on the future teams. Th : underclassmen’s determined eyes gaze jealously at the Seniors as th y plan for their laSwind final year in the halls of BjSjll.S. Al- though grades nirie through eleVcn ■ defo c much enthusiasm to the upholding of the did tradition ie at Bermudian, tjpey plate on the initi; Ik! i ki — ii f f CLASS OF 79 MOTTO Today we follow; tomorrow we lead FLOWER Red rose COLORS Burgandy and White Junior Class Advisors-Mr. Sassaman and Mrs. Topper (nol pictured) CLASS OFFICERS President-Dave Boyer Vicc-Prcsident-Karcn Myers Secretary-Kathy Wadcl Treasurer-Doug Black 34 Mark Altier Douglas Black Ronald Althoff Beth Bicklc Randy Altice Myra Bierkamp Matthew Altier David Angel Valerie Auchey Ralph Bair Marcia Becker William Bloom David Boyer Florabclla Brown Theresa Bupp John Cardino James Carson Thomas Chupp Bryan Clopper Sandra Cook Janie Cooley Maria Cruz Thomas Tim Cutshall Cumbee Eichelberger Eichelberger Mark Ensor Roxanne Ensor Donna Erb Leah Erford Elaine Fetrow Carol Forsythe Terry Gaines Theresa Gilson Eugene Gramm Karen Group Tammy Henry Roxanne Mary Ann Mark Holsopple Danny Hoover Kimberly Herman Herren Hostetter 35 Charles Hursh John Keck Lore Keckler Dawn Keefer Philip Keifcr Betty Keiser Margaret Keller Gary Knackstedt Lora Leer Nevin Lehman Robert Lusk Sandra Martin Robert Martino Jackie Melton Claude Metzger Joseph Miller Kim Miller Marion Miller Randy Morris Carlos Muniz Diane Myers James Myers Pwaicii John Nell Hoa Thi Nguyen Theresa Philips Rebecca Piho Ellen Powers Sarah Myers Tammy Myers Timothy Myers Keith Racer Lori Reese Julia Reynolds Cheryl Richie Tracey Charles Ruppert Danny Sebright John Seifert Rohrbaugh 36 Melinda Shaberly Mark Shafer Daniel Shank David Showers Dean Shull Edward Smith Karen Smith Roy Smith Tina Smith Troy Spahr Crystal Spangler Lisa Speesc Gregory Starner Julie Steimling Diana Stibitz Wesley Taylor Michael Thomas Robert Pamela Tosten Laurie Vaugn Thompson Kathleen Wadcl Jean Whisler Jacqueline Wisner Members of the class with pictures unavailable: Tony Adams,Kandy Bodkins, Gail Ensor, Richard Foutz, Laura Friedman, Wil- lie Green, Anthony Lentz, Randy Lory, Jack Johnson, Harold Mummcrt, Wanda Parr, Rick Shellehamer, Bryan Shen- berger, Jeff Smith, Ricky Trimmer. 37 38 Sophomore Class Advisors-Mr. Bottorf and Mr. Kowalsk CLASS OFFICERS Presidcnt-Gail Wolf Vice-Prcsidcnt-Brenda Dupler Secretary-Tammy Winand Treasurer-Kelly Stimer CLASS OF 80 MO I TO Not at the top, but climbing FLOWER White rose COLORS Blue and Red Brenda Anderson Stephen Ashley Vicki Bailey Allen Bair Donna Beam Cynthia Becker Jennifer Behney Laurence Bird Jean Blocher Tina Boose Jeffrey Boyer Stephen Boyer Cathy Brough James Brown Sheryll Butler Leah Cheeks Vicki DeHaven Mark Deputy Jeffery Dimov Lisa Duncan Brenda Dupler Beth Ann Ebersole Connie Joy Decker Cunningham Julia Ebersole David Ecker Gregory Ensor Dwayne Frey Natalie Geiger Rebecca Darryl Green Ernest Green Gochenauer Douglas Group Brian Grove a— M Ti Jeffrey-Outre Amy-HaJI- fi kg Tentey Hal? Dale Mankey Gaiul Hartlanrb 40 Rodney Heagcy Sherry Heikes Jonathon Henry Earl Herman Ronald Highlands Harvey Hinkle Mark Hinton Linda Hoke Denise Tammv Mark Juliana Barrv Keller Kav Kennedy Richard Kennedy Roger King Dennis Shelby Kramer Pam Laduc Donna Landis Troy Landis Craig Laughman Lee Leer Jordan Lehr Stacey Linebaugh Tami Lobaugh James Lott William Luther April Lea Mark Kathy Mascmcr Judy McCreary George Brian McMaster McGuigan Barbara Melton Kevin Mcssingcr Carla Miller Christian Miller Jeffrey Miller Lori Monn Michael Moody Daniel Mummert Victor Muniz Daniel Myers Jeffrey Myers Ronald Myers Susan Myers Sandra Nell Debra Perry Karen Racer Peggy Reed Lorry Rciglc Cheryl Reinhard Terry Riddle James Rinker Karol Runk Cindy Ruppert Douglas Scott 41 Stephen LouAnn Showers Judith Shultz George Smiley Melissa Smith Randall Snyder Penny Sowers Eric Spangler Shellehamer Craig Speesc Shari Sponseller Scott Starner Craig Steimling David Stephens Arnold Stevens Lynn Stibitz Kelly Stimer Shari Tate Sharon Thompson Lisa Toffey Brian Warner Steven Warner David Joseph Weaver Merle Weidner Washington Brian Werner Joseph Whitacre Donald Williams Tammy Winand Gail Wolf Raymond Yohn Sharon Zinn Members of Class, but Pictures Unavailable: Donald Altman, Tim Devers, Michael Brown, Matt Kraft, Keith Metzger, Greg Riley, Kenneth Robinson, Greg Sanders, Tom Shcnbcrgcr, Julie Thomas, Rebecca Wrights, and Robert Yost. 42 CLASS OF 81 MOTTO Wc arc each a link in the chain of success FLOWER White carnation tinted light blue COLORS Lightblue and white CLASS OFFICERS Presidcnt-Shawn McClain Vice-Presidcnt-Brad Inskip Sccrctary-Jcff Schoolcraft Trcasurcr-Shcldon Lehman Freshmen Class Advisors Miss Dissinger and Mr. McGough (not pictured) Wf ¥7 3 Kobie Gruver Scott Hamilton Scott Harbold Donald Harris Tracy Hartzcll Donna Heid Carole Herman April Hobbs Donna Crabb j Wesley Jennifer Carson Levere Coulson Cheryl Crabb Carpenter, Jr. Harold Friedline Todd Garrett Kimberly Gilson Richard Gochenaur Donna Gramm Keith Grimm William Aiello Carol Althoff Katrina Altice Timothy Becky Ankney George Ashley Anderson Jodi Becker Suzanne Bicklc Susan Bierkamp Todd Black Patricia Bloom Janac Bollinger Wilmer Barrett Bcttilu Bretz Andrea Becker Zack Brown Cheryl Byers Kim Byers Valerie Byers Bonnie Caldwell June Eichelbergcr Rhonda Ensor Francis Mockenbraugh Ralph Hunt Jeffrey Ingle Bradley Inskip Lloyd Kecklcr William Keller Mark Kepner Timothy King Mary Kroft George LaDue Joy Landers Jerri LaRue Jodene LaRue Carla Lehman Sheldon Lehman Diane Miller Katrina Miller Robert Lescalleet Shawn McClain David Luther Susan Martino Linda Miller Tami Miller Karen Monn Lisa Moody Robert Moul Sara Muniz Douglas Myers Jill Myers Gloria Nelson Gregory Pauli Edward Robert Philips Michelle Phillips Brian Pifcr Lori Plank Jerome Pompa Craig Reineckcr Steven Reinhart Karen Reynolds Lisa Rice Carole Robinson Annette Robert Ruhlman Dennis Scheerer Rosenzweig 45 Jeffrey Lorianne Sebright Glenn Shorb Penny Showers Sherry Showers Patti Shull Neal Smiley Brenda Smith Schoolcraft Michele Spahr Lome Spangler Melinda Spangler Barbara Debora Jeffrey Starner LeRoy Starner Susan Starner Stambaugh Stambaugh Lisa Starry Jane Stevens Ivan Stockham Korcna Stoner Cindy Taylor Donna Thoman Gary Thomas Catherine Thompson Douglas Tosten Patti Trimmer John Tronc Sandra Weidner Elizabeth Willett Pamela Wolf Troy Wolf Bobby Wolfe Wanda Wonder Members of class, but picture unavailable: Mark Anderson, Theresa Barrett, Winona Dissingcr, Jill Friedman, Mark Kofalt, Mark Lehman, Leonard Lobaugh, William Shocnbcrgcr, Christine Stoner, William Thomas, Martin Wilhelm, and Kathy Yost. 46 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRA TION To the Class of I97X: Henry David Thoreau gave this advice: “Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away. You are ready to begin accepting such advice. While there is of necessity many things in life which you must accept and do for the good of all. you need not keep pace with your fellow man in all areas. Choose wisely from the myriad opportunities that will come your way throughout you life: be not unduly influenced by others and make your mark in life doing “your thing . CJood luck. Robert M. Reed Principal As you the class of '78 reminisce your years at Ber- mudian Springs, many memories will be restored. These years can only be remembered as the beginning of a prosperous life. Your friends have come and they will go. and many memories will be packed away with them, however, sour life will continue Perhaps you have prepared well for this day. What- ever road you have chosen to follow, you must remem- ber that it is only the beginning, only a start. I hope the class of‘78 understands the importance and prices paid for this day. for your future is but a set of now s! Best wishes for the future. (ierald .1. Soltis Assistant Principal To I he Class of 1978 Graduation time bring memories of the past sehool years as well as a vision of what the future may hold for each of you. In many ways our experiences will formulate our hopes for that uhieh is yet to come. We. in education, have a responsibility to as- sist you in the development of your dreams and ambitions so that enterprising yet realistic goals can be established. We further have the responsibility to provide you with the techno- logy to succeed in your choosen profession, in each success we w ill reap some pride as in each failure we share the blame. As you proceed through life we are hopeful that the education you received in our schools will be functional to you in meeting your desired goals. Please accept my congratulations and best wishes for the future. W. Reese I.ichtcl Superintendent Board of Directors: Row I Melvin Worley. I red Ibcrsole. Incoming President. W illum W enger. Retiring Prcsi dent. Gerald F.bersolc. Row 2 Kenneth I lankey. George Anderson. Gary Shank. Mac I on. Dean Hoffman, t'arl Phillips, Neil Hickoff. 51 Dean Becker — Spanish ‘Come on, get to the centerfold!” Andrew Campbell — Social Studies Jeffrey Davidson — Social Studies ‘I hope lunch is soon. 52 With this job, you have to grin and bear it.” John Goff — Athletic Trainer 53 Harold Griffie — Math Donald Dixon — Business - Beverly Eby — English 54 John Miner — Industrial Arts Barry Oswald — Vocational Agriculture Michael McGough — History 55 Sabina Pcnnabaker — Home Economics Larry Redding — Vo. Agriculture James Ristinc — Science Matthew Rosendahl — Vocal Music “Darling, you can’t Keep calling me like this.” 56 Stephen Sassaman — Social Studies Jill Sellers — Math Connie Tate — Business Education � i i i • iaa � Lloyd Wagener — Art Ellen Blocher — Library Clerk Sonja Alter — Cashier ‘O.K. class, take 5. Who said I was pigeon toed? Joan Wolf — English 57 Dorothy Williams — Secretary Doris Shook — Business Clerk Joan Trostle — Business Clerk 58 Cheryl Kutz____Nurse “Peek-a-boo, I sec you.” John Jacobs-Custodian I think I’m gonna be sick. Cafeteria Staff — 1 row: Ruthann Weidner, Shirley King, 2 row: Janet Davis. Nancy Shellchamcr, Jean Nace, Delores Grim, Mabel Hankcy Arlene Wisncr Custodian Robert Sponscllcr Custodian Kevin Updegraff — “I’ll walk with God Jan. 22, 1955-Oct. 14, 1977 59 Clubs and organizations fea- ture an important role in the social, academic, and physical aspects of a students. They help shape a person's personality as well as improve his individual attitudes. Clubs and activities help students become aware of their yearning to be a part and to accept credits as a group. Testing nr individuals awareness and icspcct for other people is necessary in the shaping of a stu- dent. By being a part, a student can bloom. Senior Chorus Officers: D. Seibright, B. Prosser, D. Grim, C. Madrical Singers: row 1 Mr. Rosendahl, row 2 W. Taylor. B. Prosser, D. Seibright, S. Evans, row 3 J. Landis, C. Trimmer, D. Kcfer, L. McClain, B. Spcrtzcl, M. Ehmry, J. Whitacrc, C. Hursh Womens Chorus row 1 M. Douglass. D. Miller, K. Reynolds, S. Muniz, G. Nelson, S. Zinn, L. Rice. D. Stambaugh, E. Willet. K. Altice. row 2 J. LaRue, W. Dissingcr, P. Trimmer, J. Carson, J. LaRue, P. Sowers, T. Bupp, A. Rosen- zweig, A. Hobbs, V. Bailey, row 3 S. Martino, S. Showers, J. Eichelbcrger, K. Stimer, B. Dupler, G. Wolf, C. Lehman, K. Gruver, D. Hcid. L. Sebright, row 4 J. Landess. K. Miller, K. Livelsberger, M. Stambaugh. B. Stambaugh, T. Winand, V. Dehaven, B. Ebcrsole, L. Spangler, S. Spon- seller, S. Kramer 62 Altos Row 1 B. Spcrtzcl, C. Becker, D. Kccfcr, J. Reynolds, J. Ebersole, D. Perry Row 2 L. Spccsc, R. Herman, V. Auchey, T. Lobaugh, D. Kemper, D. Hoffman, A. Mark Row 3 K. Chew, L. Miller, D. Sebright, C. Miller, R. Saruhashi, N. Geiger, L. Pifer Row 4 L. Leer, T. Henry, S. Anderson, P. Leer, B. Taylor, K. Gebhart,T. Snyder Sopranoes Row 1 B. Kaiser. K. Trostle, B. Myers, V. Anderson, S. King, L. McClain Row 2 V. Beaver, B. Gochenaur, K. Miller, D. Dupler, S. Hankcy, L. Miller, C. Trimmer Row 3 H. Stambaugh, P. Tosten, J. Brandt. S. Myers, T. Cline. Z. Stough, L. Showers, M. Becker, Hoa Thi Nguyen Row 4 C. Cunningham. L. Hoke, S. Evens, K. Wadel, L. Ensor, K. Myers, L. Spccsc 63 Tenors Row 1 D. Hoover. S. Lehman, S. Harbold, J. Starner Row 2 C. Miller, C. Reinecker, L. Lobaugh, B. Keller Row 3 M. Shafer, B. Prosser, T. Landis, T. Wolf, J. Whitacre, M. Kofalt Row 4 M. Ehmry Basses Row 1 K. Messingcr, S. McClain, R. Lenker, D. Grim Row 2 R. Moul, B. Aiello, G. Starner, C. Hursh, M. Mummert Row 3 R. Highlands, D. Tosten, M. Murtorff, B. Martino. J. Landis, G. Eichclbcrger Row 4 D. Boyer, N. Lehman, D. Rosenzweig,„C. Laughman, W. Taylor Seniors in Chorus Row 1 L. McClain, D. Dupler, S. King, Z. Slough, D. Sebright, V. Anderson, D. Kemper, B. Sperizel Row 2 C. Trimmer, K. Gebhart, S. Myers, D. Hoffman, C. Miller, S. Hankcy, L. Miller, M. Murlorff, V. Beaver, K. Miller, P. Leer Row 3 L. Pifer, K. Miller, S. Evens, R. , B. Taylor, T. Cline, K. Chew, T. Snyder Row 4 K. Trostlc, S. Anderson, J. Brandt, B. Prosser, M. Mummcrt, D. Grim, R. Lcnker, T. Lawrence, D. Roscnzwcig, J. Landis Mr. Rosendaho — Senior High Chorus Director 65 Saxophones Row 1 B. Stam- baugh, D. Hoff- man Row 2 C. Leham, D. Se- bright, D. Miller Row 3 J. Hinkle, S. Cook Flutes Piccolos Row I C. Trimmer, S. Anderson, K. Brough Row 2 T. Lobaugh, S. Zinn, Hoa Thi Nyuyen Row 3 S. Showers, J. Behney Row 4 H. Stambaugh, L. Se- bright, D. Rcichart V. Baily SENIOR BAND “(BAND ON THE RUN” Low Brass Row I D. Brough, W. Dissingcr, S. Harbold, G. Star- ncr, G. Wolf Row 2 S. McClain. J. Whittaker, B. Prosser, R. Hoo- ver, P. Ladue. R. Heagey, J. Car- son Row 3 B. Moul, J. Dis- singer, G. Har- bold, W. Taylor, M. Kraft, T. Lan- dis, D. Shrade 66 Clarinets Row 1 J. Ebcrsole, K. Miller, S. Hickes, K. Reynolds Row 2 S. Hankey, J. Brandt, A. Hobbs Row 3 J. Eichelberger, L. Showers, K. Masemer Row 4 C. Cooley, J. Reynolds, B. Gochcnauer, T. Phillips Percussion Row 1 R. Myers, L. McClain, M. Thomas Row 2 R. Phillips, C. Miller, D. Sebright, C. Hursh, T. Wolf Row 3 B. Inskip, M. Shabcrly, M. Moritz, D. Washington, D. Myers Row 4 J. Starner Trumpets Coronets Lori McClain Drum Majorette Row 1 W. Barrett, L. Lobaugh, C. Reincckcr Row 2 V. Beaver, K. Messinger, R. Trimmer Row 3 M. Schaeffer, G. Eichelberger Row 4 B. Martino, J. Landis, D. Rosenzwcig Mr. Hcvel Band Director 67 Manuevering Flags Row 1 L. Miller, D. Stambaugh, B. Dupler, M.J. Schrider, S. Tate, P. Trimmer, J. Friedman Row 2 C. Forsythe, P. Tosten, C. Ruppert, J. Shultz, J. Thoman, L. Friedman, B. Wrights National Front Row 1 L. Speesc, S. King. A. Roscnzweig, T. Rohrbaugh, L. Colson, S. Forsythe, L. Duncan, M. Stambaugh Tammy Cline Head and Feature Majorette Majorettes Row 1 S. Bickle, T. Cline, M. Douglas Row 2 K. Trostle, S. Starner, J. Myers, B. Bickle, L. Reese Kim Trostle Senior Majorette Seniors in Colorguard Row I T. Smith, Z. Stough, K. Miller Row 2 M. Shrider, S. Forsythe, L. Miller Executive Council Row 1 S. Anderson, L. McClain, D. Sebright Row 2 K. Mes- singcr, H. Stambaugh, J. Brandt Row 3 R. Moul, J. Landis, G. Ensor Seniors in Band Row 1 V. Beaver, K. Miller, S. Hankey, C. Trimmer, D. Sebright Row 2 D. Reichart, S. Anderson, J. Hinkle, J. Brant, D. Hoffman, C. Cooley. M. Moritz Row 3 D. Shradc, B. Prosser, G. Harbold, J. Dissingcr, J. Landis, D. Roscnzwcig, R. Hoover Sharon King Captain of Guard 69 Row 1 D. Myers, D. Grim, S. McClain. R. Highlands, B. Aiello, Row 2 S. Forsythe, L. Speese, S. Speelman, B. Miller, T. Winand, D. Tosten Row 3 R. Paul. G. Wolf, B, Dupler, A. Hall, J. Steimling, D. Boyer. Officers: S. Forsythe — Secretary, D. Myers — Treasurer D Grim — President, L. Speese — Vice President Having the opportunity of being student council presi- dent has proven to be a rewarding experience. This year has shown me many problems faced by our student body. Organizing events and communicating with people has been one of my obligations. There arc many problems, which I hope this council has helped solved. My wish is that people in the future continue to uphold the council and fight to make it function. I would like to thank every- one who has helped me in the past year. Underclassman should get involved now. I can’t stress this point enough. You could change things and solve problems. 70 B CLUB row 1 B. Bretz, M. Phillips, S. Bickle, K. Thompson, L. Miller, G. Nelson, B. Spert- zcl, J. Myers, V. Auchey, K. Trostle row 2 L. Reese, M. Becker, R. Ensor, K. Wadel, T. Gilson, L. McClain, V. Anderson. W. Dissinger, G. Wolf, S. Nelson row 3 K. Gruver, C. Trimmer, K. Carpenter, J. Ensor, B. Willet, K. Gilson, S. Starner, C. Lehman, K. Stimer, S. Anderson, K. Stimcr row 4 K. Miller, D. Myers, V. Dehaven, J. Carson, T. Miller, S. Spahr, T. Winand, B. Dupler, B. Ebersole, K. Winand B CLUB row 1 B. Miller, M. Murtoff, C. Laugh- man, R. Morris, T. Myers, D. Black, M. Mummert, S. Smith, R. Highlands, J. Lehr row 2 E. Powers. K. Messinger, S. King, D. Dupler, S. Gruver, L. Reiglc, K. Racer, T. Cline, S. Speclman, S. Stam- baugh, D. Trostle, N. Lehman row 3 R. Spahr, L. Speesc, K. Chew, L. Metzger, S. Asper, J. Thoman, S. Thompson, K. Miller, V. Beaver, L. Ensor, J. Brandi row 4 D. Boyer, K. Scarfoss, R. Lenker, L. Spccse, H. Stambaugh, L. Deputy, T. Gaines, N. Sponsellor, B. Warner, S. Richy, L. Freedman, T. Smith row 5 T. Ladue, L. Leer. L. Stambaugh, J. Cooley, G. Starner, R. Trimmer, R. Myers, K. Racer, D. Mummert, S. Ashley, L. Bird, J. Carson, J. Lott TENNIS row 1 D. Luther, T. Black, J. Starner, S. Harbold, B. Barrett, B. Phillips, C. Garcia, D. Harris row 2 B. Keller, J. Ingle, L. Kecklcr, G. Shore, D. Myers, B. Pifer, G. Ashley, T. Cutshz, row 3 T. Wolf, S. Shellhammer, R. Heagy, G. Smiley, G. Ensor, R. King, D. Group row 4 D. Schrade, T. Landis, J. Guise. G. Sanders, J. Chew, R. Moul, D. Rosenswag 71 DRAMA row I T. Hartzcll, R. Ensor, M. Kroft, D. Hoover, L. Moody row 2 A. Hall, P. Shull, L. Erford, J. Cardino, P. Tosten, C. Forsythe, K. Toffey row 3 B. Piho, A. Hobbs, J. Landers, L. Toffey, D. Ecker, T Henry row 4 D. Eichel- berger, R. Foutz, D. Sebright, Ms. Eby VARSITY GOLF row I B. Thomson, J. Brown row 2 B. Prosser. row I T. Shembcrger. S. Weaver, D. Myers row 2 R. Kennedy, J. Miller, M. Stambaugh, M. Ensor row 3 R. Anderson, D. J. Myers, M. Hinton Myers, M. Brown 72 FHA row 1 P. Harmcn, C. Bodkins. D. Toman, S. Tate, C. Hartlaub, P. Wolf row 2 D. Reichart, M. Smith, J. Stevens, J. Lerew, L. Rice, N. Bupp, C. Brodbeck row 3 S. Zinn. P. Culp, K. Beyers. P. Trimmer, J. Lerew, D. Gramn row 4 D. Smith, D. Martin, B. Wrights, C. Ruppcrt, S. Spon- scllcr, J. Schultz STAGE CREW row 1 C. Reineckcr, J. Whitacre, M. Holsopple, S. Shcllhammer, row 2 L. Lobaugh, G. Starner, R. Myers, B. Miller, L. Leer, row 3 J. Lehr, C. Laughman, M. Ensor, B. Aiello, D. Summers CHESS row I H. Hinkle. J. Cruz. J. Trone, L. Coulson, H. Fredline, row 2 J. Garcia. M. Juliana. T. Chupp. N. Geiger, P. Ladue. L. Leer row 3 J. Miller. J. Myers, R. Lusk. M. Ehmry, B. Martino, B. Trone. row 4 D. Williams, M. Thomas. G. Knackstedt. A. Bair. R. Hoover 73 FBLA row 1 T. Bupp, P. Showers, D. Heid, B. Stambaugh, K. Gaines row 2 D. Stambaugh, A. Rosen- sweig, S. Weidner, S. Hankey, B. Miller row 3 G. Ensor, K. Miller, S. Myers, S. Summers, K. Gaines BIBLE CLUB row 1 D. Perry, S. Hiekes, D. Hoffman, L. Miller, Mr. Sassaman row 2 C. Cun- ningham, L. Duncan, B. Gochenaucr, V. Bailey, J. Ebersole, row 3 K. Gebhart, C. Miller, C. Hersh, D. Sebright, J. Whitacre, K. Miller, row 4 L. Pifer, W. Taylor, M. Shaeffer, D. Altman, B. Taylor 74 FRENCH row 1 J. Bollinger, M. Douglass, D. Asper, K. Brough, D. Miller row 2 E. McCauslin, S. Martino, K. Masemer, J. Eichel- berger, T. Lobaugh, R. Myers, Miss Dissingcr row 3 K. Livclsbcrgcr, R. Herman, Z. Stough, T. Snyder, J. Landis, L. Kraft row 1 C. Becker, D. Landis, C. Miller, S. Martin. J. Sanders, S. Nell row 2 L. Stibitz, T. Boose, K. Kennedy, S. Myers, C. Herman row 3 E. Stock, J. Stevens, J. Melton, D. Stibitz. K. Smith, S. Evans row 4 D. Beam, T. Blocker, B. Bloom, F. Brown, P. Leer 75 FUTURE HEALTH CAREERS row 1 L. Monn, J. Stimling, S. Cross, L. Cheeks, row 2 J. Decker P. Thomas, K. Hostetter, T. Hostetter, B. Milton, row 3 D. Hollabaugh. T. Smith, C. Butler, K. Monn, row 4 B. Anderson, C. Cooley, K. Runk GYMNASTIC CLUB row 1 J. Freedman, C. Byers, A. Becker, L. Starry, P. Reed, row 2 D. Crabb. J. Bchney, K. Stoner, C. Crabb, B. Willet. row 3 G. Wolf, S. Wolf, C. Altoff. C. Robinson, K. Highlands, row 4 B. Codwell, D. Perry, A. Marks, L. Duncan, B. Ebersole WRESTLERETTES row 1 McCollum, M. Philips, S. Bickle, K. Thomson, L. Miller, D. Ecker, L. Toffcy, Miss Sellers, row 2 B. Spcrtzel, K. Stimer, M. Spahr, B. Willett, G. Wolf, B. Dupler, K. Highlands, row 3 V. DeHavcn, K. Stimer, C. Altoff, V. Auckcy, S. Wolf, B. Ebersole, L. Leer, row 4 L. Winand. A. Hobbs, G. Ensor, J. Leruc, K. Livelsberger, T. Smith, T. Winand 76 FFA row 1 M. Metzger, R. Pauli, B. Keller. M. Kraft, M. Lehman, M. Hostetler, row 2 M. Ebersole, L. Altland, R. Yohn, T. Spahr, G. Riley, D. Eckcr, J. Miller, M. Hiton, row 3 L. Deputy, M. Stambaugh, M. Altier, C. Emlet, R. Altice, W. Bloom, D. Showers, Mr. Oswald, row 4 J. Lehr, J. Smith, J. Rinkcr, E. Smith, D. Mummert, D. Lott, D. Shank, J. Schoolcraft, G. Smith FFA row 1 T. King, M. Moody, K. Brodbcck, M. Altier, M. Herren, B. Inskip, B. Luther, K. Metzger, row 2 D. Grim. L. Noel. K. Robinson, D. Williams, K. Dissinger, D. Angel, R. Smith, row 3 G. Pauli, R. Lory, J. Dissinger, S. Starner, S. Boyer, V. Muniz, J. Keller, D. Hcagcy, R. Spahr, row 4 J. Keck, G. Knackstadt, S. Dick, T. Cumby, J. Seifert, S. Zeigler, Mr. Redding 77 As we approach the latter part of thcsummer, ex- citement begins to stir up in our student body, espe- cially those who arc engaged in activities such as hockey, football, or cross country. It's not only the winning that counts, it’s the satisfaction that the stu- dents gain from succeeding to do their best. We all look forward to the upcoming of our Home- coming which is brought to life by the football game and followed by the crowning of the Queen. These enjoyable moments are all closed with the Homecom- ing dance, following them, that evening. In the fall, there is also the showing of the All- School play which seems to enlighten everyone’s evening. The fall activities seem to give the students a sense of inspiration and ambition for the remainder of the year. CHANGES IN LATITUDE CHANGES IN As the homecoming festivities began, the students at Bermudian glowed with excitement for the up-coming activities. School spirit arose as each class wore their class colors and also as each class put their talents together to make signs to decorate the gym. Winners of the spirit week were as follows: Sophomores received first place in the sign contest, Juniors and Seniors tied for second, and the Freshmen received third place. Friday night was cold and chilly but it was soon warmed up by the smiles of the queen candidates, the brassy sound of the band, and by the determined foot- ball team as they paraded through the streets of York Springs and East Berlin. After the parades, the flames of the bon-fire arose. When the last cheer was performed and the last pep talk was spoken, the fans went home, anxious to see how the contests of tomorrow would turn out. Saturday began dreary and ugly but the rain soon let up as the “Mighty Eagles” marched onto the field. As halftime approached the Eagles were lead- ing with a score of 7-6. Halftime began as the queen candidates were brought onto the track in con- vertibles, decorated by each class. They were presented as follows: Tammy Cline, Dorothy Dupler, Sandy Forsythe, Lori McClain, Tracy Snyder, Sharon Speelmen, Bev Spertzel, and Karen Stimer. The candidates stood nervously be- fore the home crowd as Tracy Snyder received second runner-up; Karen Stimer, first runner-up; and Sandy Forsythe receiving the honors of queen. As halftime ended, the game soared to a smashing finish. The final score was Eagles — 14 and the Bolts — 13. It was truely the most exciting game that Bermudian had ever witnessed. On Saturday night the school shook to the tunes of “Apple Honey” as the students boogied down until their hearts were content. As the homecoming activities came to an end everyone was proud to say that they belonged to Bermudian. It was absolutely the best homecoming that Ber- mudian had ever seen. Sandy Forsythe and her escort Mike Moritz 80 Sharon Speelman and her escort Tammy Cline and her escort Greg Myers Bev Spertzel and her escort Brian Wagener 2 82 84 Wrestling Cheerleader Captain Denise Kemper Kim Winand Sharon Speelman Vickie Anderson Cheerleading Adviser Mrs. Topper 85 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Lisa Toffey, Tracy Snyder, Karen Stimer, Sonia Wolf, Kim Highlands, Valerie Auchey, Kathy Wadel WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS Lora Leer, Sharon Spcelman, Kathy Thompson. Denise Kem- per, Vickie Anderson. Michelle Spahr, Kim Winland 86 As the first carton of popcorn is sold, the players are done warming up, and the ref- eree starts the game, the cheerleaders immediately go to work. They put forth alot of effort and hard practices in order to create the lively, exciting atmosphere that arouses the spirits of both the fans and the participants. No matter if the score is down or the score is up you can always de- pends on the cheerleaders for a reassuring chant of hope. J.V. CHEERLEADERS Carla Lehman, Bonnie Caldwell, Gail Wolf, Tammy Winand, April Hobbs, Rhonda Ensor, Lisa Spccse 87 Varsity Football Team row 1 S. Smith, M. Ensor, M. Mum- mcrt, R. Anderson, L. Deputy, R. Spahr row 2 R. Highlands. R. Morris, M. Stambaugh, D. Diehl. T. Spahr. D. Carson, M. Brown, J. Smith. T. Gains, G. Eicheburger, B. Warner row 3 D. Tostcn. J. Lehr. R. Yohn, B. Aiello, B. Wolfe, C. Laughman. R. King, B. Inskip J. Whitacker, J. Brown VARSITY FOOTBALL Bermudians football team had a virtually fresh start this year, under the coaching of Gerald Soltis. The team came out with their pride built high, fans cheering them on, and ready to show the skills and fighting power on the field. We had a few wins, but Bermudian has proven that we could play football and was able to secure a spot in the Blue Mountain League. Our players have proven their ability, when Marty Mummert was chosen for one of the top ten receivers and Doug Tosten as one of the top ten Pas- sers in the Mid State Area. Mike Stambaugh and Marty Mummert brought pride to Bermudian when they were selected as members of the Blue Moun- tain League all stars. Bermudians Football Team may not be number one this year but the team and the school have high hopes and enthusiasm for a number one team in future seasons. 91 Athletic Director William Troxell 92 9TH GRADE FOOTBALL B.S.H.S. OPP. 0 New Oxford 39 0 Northern 38 0 Gettysburg 46 6 Biglerville 28 0 Boiling Springs 29 0 Greencastlc 38 As the new year begins, so does the Ninth Grade Foot- ball season. Alot of effort and determination was put out by both the coaches, Roanld Baker and Brian Markle, and the powerful Ninth Grade team. Even though they didn’t win any games the improving skills were shown at every game. In the future, Bermudian hopes to see a great winning record for the Ninth Grade team. Row I T. Anderson, M. Ensor, S. Dick, B. McGuigan, B. Shen- berger, S. Hamilton, Row 2 B. Vohn, D. Speelman, J. Howell, M. Anderson, C. Grasley, D. Myers, G. Pauli Row 3 D. Mead, J. Long. J. Miller, J. Hoffman, S. Clark, S. Deibler, B. Spangler, D. Ehley 93 Vicki Anderson Tammy Cline Vicki Myers Bcv Spertzel Karen Stimer Row 1 T. Miller, W. Dissingcr, J. Carson, K. Stimer, S. Spahr, S. Myers, Row 2 K. Miller, D. Myers, P. Laduc, S. Showers N. Geiger, V. Dehaven, B. Ebcrsole 94 Barb Miller Sharon Speelman Deb Trostle Row 1 B. Spcrtzel. Row 2 K. Stimer, V. Anderson, V. Myers, M. Becker, L. Stock, Row 3 B. Miller, S. Speelman, K. Myers, D. Trostle, T. Snyder Ensor, T. Cline, E. Elaine Stock Coach S. Kinsey, C. Tate, D. Ristinc Tracy Snyder 95 FIELD HOCKEY Stopping, passing, shooting for goals, are the keys to victory. Hockey is a sport that only the strongest survive. Running, exercising, practicing every night and being loyal to the sport is an important concept to a good team. The Varsity hockey team was captained by Bev Spertzcl and was comprised of ten seniors and three juniors. Under the tough and vigorous training of coaches Kinsey, Tate and Ristine, the final tally spelled success; four wins, four ties and two losses. Speed, determination, and spirit were the trademarks of the Eagle women. The Junior Varsity led by co-captains Kim Miller and Kelly Stimer also brought home laurels for B.S.H.S. They had five wins, two ties and one loss. The season was compiled of many good hockey players which were possessed with potential for the up coming year and they should do very well. Congratulations to twenty- five fine athletes! % VARSITY Bermudian Opponent 0 Camp Hill 0 2 Susquenita 2 2 B. Springs 0 3 J. Buchanan i 1 New Oxford 1 1 Gettysburg 2 1 Fairfield 0 1 Littlcstown 2 1 Biglcrvillc 1 4 Grccncastle 2 J.V. Bermudian Opponent 2 Camp Hill 1 1 Susquenita 0 2 B. Springs TW 3 J. Buchanan 0 1 New Oxford 2 Gettysburg i Vw 0 Biglerville 1 0 Greencastle o 97 Coach Fisher Bermudian Cross Country 1977 Bermudian Opponent 38 Shippcnsburg 19 28 Scotland 27 33 New Oxford 26 26 Susquenita 30 43 Big Spring 17 46 Biglerville 16 24 Camp Hill 31 Bermudian Opponent 36 Boiling Springs 20 35 Grecncastle 20 22 Fairfield 35 47 Gettysburg 18 18 Littlestown 40 40 James Buchanan 19 51 Northern 16 Managers: D. Mummert L. Bird 98 Tom Lawrence Keith Brodbeck CROSS COUNTRY Sweat, sore muscles and exhaustion, are a few of the casualties that the Cross Country Team contended with while completing their 1977 season. Bound determination was the key factor as the Eagle team ran the three mile course. Under the coaching of John Fisher, the team finished with a 4-9 record. With the young team re- turning next year, the Eagles hope for a more successful season from the six returning lettermen. The team is hoping for some new additions, so if you have alot of determination and want to get in shape — this is the sport to go out for. Good luck!! 99 FALL ALL SCHOOL PLAY Lights! Camera! Action! Presenting for your entertainment the fall, all school play. Featuring that spine-tingling, spell-bounding, and all around action packed comedy, THE BUTLER DID IT. Excitement ran high on November 4 and 5 as Dave Eichelberger, Kathy Wadel, Keith Searfoss, Kelly Toffey, Kim R. Miller, Linda Stahler, Mike Murtorff, Rick Foutz, Theresa Gilson and Vicki Beaver presented a three act mystery which was directed by Ms. Eby and by Danny Sebright. Shh! Whose there? Bang! . . Bang! Yes indeed, who “is there? The killer, maybe? Miss Maple invites the best detective writers to enjoy an amusing, shall I say, confusing weekend that turns into just what she “hadn’t” planned. A mysterious name, a face at the window and . . . death! Reward: twenty five thousand dollars to the one who smokes him out. They practically smoke each other out! Dummies! Many thanks go out to these talented stu- dents who deserve a big round of applause for all the hard work they put into the production. Just between you and me . . . the maid did it! Cut! Print! As the footballs and hockey sticks me put into storage, after a vigourous, rewarding season, the basketballs and wrestling mats arc reincarnated as the winter teams rejuvenate their spirits s the days of confetti throwing and halftimes conic to an end, the athletes convey their efforts towards ma ■ sticce ing a mak- j .0 _____cessful take down or scoring two points swards a victory. With lire in their' eyes and determinatfon engraved in their spirits, the winter teams provide an endless season of fist clenching excitement. I After the Christmas presents are opened, the student body transfers their spirits tow'ard the Holi- day Wrestling Tournament. Just as each wrestler receives a trophy, a lucky girl receives a crown as she is honored as Holiday Tournament queen. So as The memories of fall arc put to rest, the inter activities bare new ones. Id ' ■'.� � i t li- k “BABY IT'S COLB OUTSIDE99 With the sounds of sleigh bells and mellow music sur- rounding the auditorium walls the senior band presented their part of the Christmas concert under the direction of William Hevcl. The band performed such songs as “Sleigh Ride,” “March of the Toys,”and “Great Songs of Christmas.” Along with performing at concerts the senior band also made many appearences on the football field and in com- petitive parades. The prizes they achieved this year are as follows: 1st place-Dillisburg Field Competition, Apple Flarvest Parade, Farmers’ Fair Parade, 2nd place- Get- tysburg Halloween Parade, Hanover Halloween Parade. The senior band, along with the bandfront, deserve to be congradulated for the fine job they do of representing Bermudian Springs. if , y i 104 Faces glowed on December 18, 1977 as the Senior Chorus sang their way into the hearts of many. Under the direction of Matthew Rosendalh the chorus per- formed an excellent concert which put every soul into the Christmas spirit. With their voices full of ultide joy the senior chorus sang selections such as “Twas the Night Before Christmas,” “Rise up Shepcrd and Foller,” “Oh, How Beautiful the Sky , and the traditional “Hallelujah Chrous.” So as dusk fell upon the close of the concert and the senior chorus left the auditorium with their twinkling candles, the audience went home with content and warm feelings for the holidays yet to come. 105 Marion Brown Doug Lott J.V. Scores B.S.H.S. Susquehannock 45 Fairfield 33 James Buchanan 41 New Oxford 34 Gettysburg 37 Susqucnita 43 Littlestown 42 Biglerville 46 Northern 38 Shippensburg 50 Big Spring 36 Camp Hill 39 Scotland 44 Boiling Springs 46 Greencastle 58 James Buchanan 36 New Oxford 38 47 49 45 49 I Coaches: Mr.Fisher Mr. Cross 106 VARSITY B.S.H.S. 57 Susquehannock 63 Fairfield 50 James Buchanan 65 New Oxford 48 Gettysburg 68 Susqucnita 60 Littlestown 58 Biglerville 74 Northern 52 Shippensburg 82 Big Spring 52 Camp Hill 47 Scotland 58 Boiling Springs 56 Greencastle 51 James Buchanan 41 New Oxford 67 Gettysburg 84 Fairfield 64 Littlestow 65 Biglerville 59 Greencastle As always, the season starts off with many hard and productive practices. It was all to get our guys ready for the 1977-78 Basketball season. The team had gotten a fresh start under the coaching of Ken Cross, and was ready for the tough games they played. They were fast on their toes, showing great skills and enthusiasm for a winning season here at Bermudian. Varsity Basketball row I Marion Brown, Doug Lott, Willie Green, Dave Boyer, Row 2 Doug Black, Terry Gaines. Victor Muniz, Steve Boyer 107 Basketball is a sport which requires a lot of hard work in running, shooting and takes a lot of practice to be a good player. The Junior Varsity Basketball team did well this year. There were many new players who showed a lot of skill and potential for this past year and the years ahead. Junior Varsity Row 1 Todd Black. Scott Starner, Rick Trimmer, Tim Dievers Row 2 Craig Laughman, Nevin Lehman, Jim Lott, Victor Muniz 108 .EVERY ‘FEELING STRONGER ' ft In Erin kH DAY’ The 9th grade Basketball team had a very challenging season this year. Under the coaching of Mike Bennett, the team practiced long and hard in hopes of improving their skills. These boys de- serve the support of every- one, since they will be our future J.V. and Varsity players. B.S.H.S. OPP. 34 Biglervillc 38 40 Littlestown 52 48 Big Spring 26 35 New Oxford 47 29 Scotland 36 37 Gettysburg 41 48 Northern 32 20 Biglervillc 30 45 New Oxford 56 24 Scotland 48 42 Gettysburg 44 Row 1 Brad Inskip, William Luther, Rusty Hunt, Row 2 Scott Dick, Jerome Pompa, John Green, Zack Brown 109 Varsity Basketball Row I V. Myers, D. Dupler, K. Stimer, M. Becker Row 2 K. Myers, V. DeHaven, P. Leer, L. Reese B.S.H.S 32 Greencastlc 20 James Buchanan 35 New Oxford 36 Gettysburg 35 Fairfield 28 Littlestown 44 Biglcrville 32 Greencastlc 42 James Buchanan 33 34 Gettysburg 47 51 Fairfield 23 20 Littlestown 58 38 Biglcrville 52 James Buchanan New Oxford Gettysburg Fairfield Littlestown Biglerville Greencastlc James Buchanan Gettysburg Fairfield Littlestown Biglerville J.V. Basketball Row 1 J. Carson, W. Dissinger, S. Cross, C. Becker, K. Stimer Row 2 C. Althoff, G. Ensor, N. Geiger, S. Showers, S. Starner, K. Byers. Ill i Karen Stimer Vickie Myers Pat Leer Coaches: Mr. Davidson Miss London 112 I Hustling, shooting and scoring are a few things that the Eagle girls strived for in getting their season underway. Under the coach- ing of Pat London and Jeff Davidson, the girls worked hard in hoping to accomplish their goals. This year the team will be loosing five key players that have helped out greatly in the past few years here at Bermudian. The skill and potential of the underclass- men should help the team in the future. Managers: Trimmer. Penny Showers, Brenda Dupler, Connie 113 M “NO MORE MR. NICE GUY Rich Lcnkcr 114 Keith Searfoss Tom Lawerence J. Dissinger, R. Highlands, T. I.awcrcnce, S. McClain, L. Lobaugh, J. Carson K. Brodbeck, K. Messinger, D. Williams, R. Lenker, D. Grim, R. Spahr, B. Aiello, R. Pauli, D. Tosten, R. Anderson, K. Searfoss, C. Muniz Winning, excitement, and pinning were the characteristics of the Eagle matmen. Under the new head coaching of Dave McCollum, the wrestlers have worked very hard and put in long hours which contributed to their success. The cheerleaders and fans have supported the wrestlers all the way. Also this year, the Wrest- lerettes have cheered the team on and helped the cheerleaders tremendously. Many re- turning lettermen and underclassmen with po- tential built our team. The wrestlers have proved their talent and skill by defeating even the roughest teams. Wrestling is a growing sport at Bermudian and the wrestlers have greatly aided in the growth of the wrestling program. Randy Spahr Randy Pauli 115 B.S.H.S. OPP 27 New Oxford 24 48 Delone James Buchanan 6 26 Gettysburg 32 21 Big Spring 27 12 Shippcnsburg 40 19 Northern 33 29 Boiling Springs 28 37 Littlcstown 23.,, 49 Greencastle 20 Biglerville 26 Susqucnita 36 51 Scotland 9 23 Camp Hill 29 DAN MAKING HIS MOVE TO THE POINT OF KNOW RETURN DO YOU WANNA GET FUNKY WITH ME A NEW KIND OF GUILLOTINE' THAT'S ROCK’N'ROLL NEEDLES AND PINS 117 IT’S SO EASY” 1977 HOLIDAY WRESTLING TOURNMENT Julie Ebersole cscouted by Randy Pauli If you like wrestling. I’m sure you enjoyed the seventh annual Holiday Wrestling Tournament on December 29, 1977. With the action starting at two o’clock, the participating teams, (Bermu- dian, Biglerville, Central Dauphin East, and Newport), eliminated against each other to de- cide who would take part in the finals. As the ac- tion ceased, five of Bermudians wrestlers would qualify for the finals, which took place in the evening. The evening excitement was started off by the crowning of the Holiday Tournament queen. The candidates were as follows: Julie Ebersole, Kim Highlands, Lori McClain, Barb Miller, Tracy Snyder, Karen Stimer, Kelly Stimer, Kelley Tof- fey, and Gail Wolf. The queen title was awarded to Karen Stimer who was crowned by the out- going queen, Lisa Winand. The queens court consisted of Julie Ebersole and Lori McClain. After the crowning of the queen, the wrestlers proceeded to wrestle for the title of “champion” in their weight class. The results left Rich Len- ker as a fourth year “champion.” Newport took first out of the team standings with a score of 120 points. Second went to Biglerville- 115 points, third to Central Dauphin East- 111 points, and fourth went to Bermudian with 92 points. The weight class “champions were as follows: 98 lbs. Jim Orner (Big.), 105 lbs. - Steve Barlow (N.), with Kevin Messinger (B.S.), placing second 112 lbs.- Pat Curry (N.). I 19 lbs. - Rich Lenker (B.S.), 126 lbs. - Dan Grim (B.- S.), 132 lbs. Jeff Harris (C.D.E.) with Randy Spahr (B.S.) taking second, 138 lbs. - Ron Har- ris (N.), 145 lbs. - Randy Pauli (B.S.), 155 Ibs.- Neil Starner (Big.), 167 lbs. - Mark Dietz (C.- D.E.), 185 lbs.Randy Slaugaugh (Big.), Unlimi- ted- Dolphus Felton (Big.), Taking third place for Bermudian at 155 lbs. was Doug Tosten and Carolos Muniz took third as the unlimited weight class. Karen Stimer escorted by Bill Gigliotti 118 Kelly Stimer excortcd by Robin Shaffer Barb Miller escorted by Bob Lenig Kelly Toffey excorted by Randy Spahr Gail Wolf escorted by Mike Fitzwater 119 Lori McClain escorted by Rich Lcnker Row 1: J. Trone, I. Stockham, D. Williams, Row 2 : R. Trone, M. Ehmery, R. Hoover, G. Knachstcdt For the sixth straight year, the chess team swings into action in January. Bermudian’s young and improved squad will attempt to equal last years 10-0-0 record which secured the league champion- ship for the Eagles. Last years team also took first place honors at the Mid-Atlantic High School Chess Championship In Philadel- phia, and finally, a first place finish at the National High School Chess Championship in Cleveland. Although the Eagles lost sev- eral members from last year's championship team, the Eagles will still be a dark-horse contender for the league and district honors. 120 Dorothy Dupler escorted by Brad Miller Lori McClain escorted by Marty Mummert Bev Spertzel escorted by Keith Lisa Spcesc escorted by Brian VX •� 1 I •! «'A Barb Miller escorted by Terry Kennedy Kelly Stimer escorted by Jeff King This years Sweetheart dance was held February 24 at 8:00 in the gym. The evenings entertainment was provided by “Spring Fever”, keeping everybody happy. The outgoing queen was Kim Spahr handing her crown to Lori McClain. The second runner up was Dorothy Dupler and first runner up was Helen Stambaugh. The candidates are as follows: Barb Miller, Helen Stambaugh, Lisa Speesc, Kelly Stimer. Julie Ebcrsole, Bev Spertzel. Lori McClain and Dorothy Dupler. Helen Stambaugh escorted by Glenn Brechbiel Julie Ebersolc escorted by Jeff Smith TRACK Row 1- (Left to Right) M. Mummert, B. Warner, T. Cutshall, T. Gaines. B. Aiello, J. Smith M. Stambaugh. D. Stephens. Row 2- C. Miller, T. Chupp, M. Kofalt, D. Myers, M. Juliana, C. Mursh, D. Schrade, R. King. Row 3- J. Guise, D. Tosten, J. Lehr. D. Lott. J. Lott, R. Highlands, D. Rosenzwcig, J. Landis, L. Bird. Doug Lott Don Rosenzweig Running, throwing, and jumping arc just some of the key factors that make up a good track team. With the instructions of John Fisher and David Dries, the Eagle men worked long and hard to improve their skills. Even though the wins were few, the participants Marty Mummert, Jack Landis, Doug Lott, Terry Gaines, Jeff Smith and Doug Tosten set many new records for the team. With the efforts of the team still going strong, it looks to be a good season next year. Jack Landis Coaches Fisher and Dries Duane Schradc Coaches: Davidson and Ristine Row I: D. Boyer, J. Keller, M. Murtoff. B. Prosser. B. Miller, T. Adams. Row 2: J. Nell D Diehl, C. Ruppcrt. J. Carson, C. Emlct, R. Myers. Row 3: S. Boyer. G. Ensor, D. Williams. With the crack of a bat and the scream of the crowd, the 1978 baseball season was started at Bermudian. The spirited team, under the coaching of Jeff Davidson and James Ristine, practiced to work out old skills and new skills. Everyone did his best to get a team average of .273. Greg Ensor had the highest with .400. Jim Carson, Jim Keller, Dave Boyer and Brian Prosser all had an average above .300. The team never lost their spirit and now are looking forward to the 1979 season. Jim Keller Coach Kinsey V O L L E Y B A L L Teams I and 2 Row I: L. Leer, T. Myers, N. Geiger. G. Wolf, S. Tate. P. Ladue. K. Miller. Row 2: K. Highlands, T. Cline. T. Snyder, B. Miller, D. Dupler, J. Stevens, D. Kemper, C. Schnitzler. Eagles! That was the cry heard throughout the gym as the 1978 volleyball season came to an end. Although all games weren't won they played exceptionally well and with great enthusiasism. With eight seniors leaving we wish the best and are looking forward to next years for another aggressive season. Varsity 3-9 Team 3 6-3 J.V. 7-5 Team 4 4-3 Barb Miller Kim Highlands Teams 3 and 4 Row 1: B. Smith, T. Miller. V. Byers, W. Dissingcr, T. I.obaugh. M. Hcrrcn. J. Ebcrsolc. Row 2: S. Showers, K. Smith, B. Gochcnaur, L. Stambaugh, C. Ruppert. V. Bailey. Denise Kemper Jean Stevens Managers: E. Fetrow, S. Cook, C. Taylor. SPORT Football Hockey Cross Country Basketball Basketball Wrestling Volleyball Track Baseball MVP Marty Mummert Barb Miller Steve Ashley Doug Lott Karen Stimer Rich Lenker Dorothy Dupler Marty Mummert Jim Carson MIP Lee Deputy Jenny Carson Dave Stephens Dave Boyer Pat Leer Dan Grim Tammy Lobaugh Doug Lott Dave Boyer On May 25, 1978 the annual All Sports Banquet was held. The evening started with everyone gathering in the cafeteria for an excellent full course meal. The second half met in the Auditorium where our guest speaker. Brook Landis, an assistant wrestling coach at York College spoke about athletic abuse. Trophies were then handed out to the MIP’s and MVP’s of the year. The evening was well planned and most enjoyable to all who attended. On March 30 a group of students, all juniors and seniors, left Philadelphia air- port for Montreal and Quebec City, Canada. Upon entering Canada, they were met with a host of bilingual signs, bilingual books and even bilingual people. During their slay, the students visited French cathedrals and wineries. Sonic stu- dents toured the Olympic Grounds, went swimming and danced at a discoteque. The students dined at two exquisite restau- rants and slept at two ultra-modern hotels. The trip was fun but not one student will forget the bumpy trip home to Pennsylvania aboard an Alleghany Airliner. “NIGHT ON BROADWAY” What happens when the most powerful bomb in the world falls into the hands of a tiny ducky out of the fourteenth century?! A lot of fun and laughs! On May 12 13, 1978 a cast of 24 eager students performed the All School Spring Play “The Mouse That Roared.” Those included in the cast are: K. Scarfoss. V. Beaver, M. Schrider, K. Wadcl, J. Eichelburgcr, J. Reynolds, J. Steimling, R. Heyser, D. Kemper, K. Byers, M. Douglas, J. Friedman, T. Gilson, T. Henry, L. Friedman, J. Thoman, R. Foutz, D. Sebright, S. Myers, T. Adams, T. Smith, T. Ladue, B. Piho, and D. Hoover. Kim Gilson was the prompter and Dan Sebright was student director. It was directed by Ms. Bcv Eby. A lot of time and effort went into the success of this production. These people really deserve a round of applause. 12 On the night of May 20th 1978 the Junior - Senior Prom was held at the Carroll Valley Golf Club in Fairfield. This was the night many people anticipated for a long time. It gave everyone a chance to dress up and eat a fine meal catered by the Altland House. There was dancing with music performed by Fly By Night. Color My World, the theme of the prom, set the mood for the evening. The evening was enjoyed by all and will be remembered fondly. 13 SENIOR AWARDS •r. Yearbook Award Art Award Business Education Award Typing Award John Phillip Sousa Award Espirit D' Corps Award Chorus Award King's Teen Fashion Scholarship Award Journalism Award English Award History Award Industrial Arts Award Math Award Science Award Vocational Agriculture Award “I Dare You Awards Daughter of the American Colonists Award French Award W. Roy Starry Memorial Award D.A.R. Award Soroptmisl Award C. Glenn Kemper Memorial Athletic Award B.S.E.A. Scholarship Drama Award Bcv Spcrlzel Lori McClain Sharon King Jean Stevens Brian Prosser Diane Sebright Jack Landis Jack Landis Lori McClain Diane Sebright Brian Prosser Lesa Myers Terry Laduc Shelly Evans Zoe Slough Mike Ensor Roger Hoover Roger Hoover Randy Pauli Barb Miller Dan Grim Marcia Becker Dave Boyer Juanita Brandt Zoe Stough Tammy Cline Barb Miller Barb Miller Randy Pauli Cindy Cooley Keith Searfoss Vicki Beaver MOTTO: Let our minds be our guide FLOWER: White carnation tinted light blue COLORS: Ice blue and white TIME FRIENDS Behind every storv there's a plot. Inside every cloud there’s rain. And be- hind every ycarb|Mc there's social, hard working people who make this book possible. Among these people arc the patrons who deserve a word of thanks and a pat 01 the back for their efforts and help in compiling this book. Throughout the years patrons have served as constant boosters to- wards Bermudian and for this reason we would like to say thank you for their support and for their unselfish help. HANDYMAN KELVIKATPB PARENT PATRONS Mr. Mrs. E.G. Carpenter Mr. Mrs. Charles J. Dove Mr. Mrs. Jay Harbold Mr. Mrs. Dean R. Hoffman Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Kemper Mr. Mrs.'iMelvin R. Prosser Mr. Mrs. Lewis E. Spccse Mr. Mrs. Robert B. Spertzel Mr. Mrs. Harvey W. Stimcr Mr. Mrs. Fred Stough Mr. Mrs. Charles L. Trimmer Mr. Mrs. Walter Winand Mr. Mrs. Kermit P. Zeigler 124 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1978 John M. Grove S jortino Goods ROUTE 15 DILLSBURG, PA. BANQUETS - RECEPTIONS - PARTIES 432-3812 Commonwealth National Bank DILLSBURG OFFICE Phone 432-9630 Member F.D.I.C. PETERS ORCHARDS R.D. 1 GARDNERS, PA. Daily Juice Products, 1 rtc. HAROLD HARTZELL. DIST. R .D. 2 - Hampton Phone 717-624-8482 New Oxford, PA 17350 Cocktail Mixes, Pickles Tomato Juice L.G. Chips Complete Snack Line BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1978 From all the members of the STARNER’S FEED MILL BERMUDIAN SPRINGS EAGLE BOOSTER ASSOCIATION Feeds . . . Seeds . . . Grains New Oxford, Route 2 PA phone 624-2300 KING'S DEPARTMENT STORE 88 JOANN LEE’S BEAUTY SALON N. Gettysburg Shopping Center Harrisburg St. (Route 15 N) Gettysburg, PA 17325 RD 2 Dillsburg, PA Men’s Hair Styled $4.00 Women’s Styled Cut Blow Dry phone 432-9847 MENCHEY MUSIC SERVICE INC. 1100 CARLISLE ST., HANOVER, PA. 17331 Telephone (717) 637-2185 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1978 Compliments Of LEFEVER BROS., INC. SALES PITTENTURFS FUNERAL HOME York Springs, Penna. SERVICE Dillsburg, Pennsylvania Phone: 439-2011 439-9611 CONGGRATULATION GOD’S BLESSING Compliments of B J DECORATING COMPANY York Springs, PA to the class of 1978 ANDGROW LIQUID FERTILIZER EAST BERLIN CAR TRUCK WASH AND FEED R.D. 1 East Berlin, PA A good place to clean your car and keep it lookin GOOD Congratulations And Good Luck To The Class Of 1977 Frank Masemcr Box 417 East Berlin, PA WEISER ORCHARDS AND FRUIT STAND 1 MILE NORTH OF YORK SPRINGS ON ROUTE 15 APPLES.........PEACHES........CANTALOPES....PRODUCE BE WISE BUY STIMER’S BOWLING LANE SERVICE Harvey Jeff Stimer Resurfacing Repairs Installation Rd 2 Hampton New Oxford, Pa Phone 624-8247 Compliments Of FORD LEREW’S INC. Harbold's Ford, Inc. Ford Sales Service 62 Years Of Satisfied Coustomer’s East Berlin, Pa Phone 259-9514 700 M- R RT. 15 N. PHONE 432-9614 S. 766-2003 DILLSBURG, PENNA. 17019 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 PIZZA HAMBURGS ROY’S SUB SHOP HANDWEAVING INSTRUCTION Complete Weaver’s Supply Center Take-Out ORdcrs THE MANNINGS Main Street, York Springs, PA phone 528-8395 LOCATION: R.D. 2 East Berlin, Penna. 17316 PHONE: 717-624-2223 WORLEY’S NURSERY RD York Springs, PA BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1978 ROBERT’S STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY 3730 Davidsburg Rd. Dover, PA 17315 phone 292-4276 NELL;S FOOD MARKET Featuring Our Own Home Cured and Smoked Meats EAST BERLIN, PA BOYER'S FURNITURE APPLIANCES 424 Abbottstown St. East Berlin, PA Furniture For Every Room Maytag and Kelvinator Appliances LAU S Variety Store “Dine and Shop at One Stop” EAST BERLIN, PA. 17316 LAU’S VARIETY STORE EAST BERLIN. PENNSYLVANIA A GOOD PLACE TO DO ALL YOUR SHOPPING: AND SAVE YOUR MONEY TOO. 131 Reproductions In Brass, Copper Tin WIG S BEAUTY SALON (Hand Made) by 526 Range End Road Dillsburg, Pa. Phone 432-3397 Closed Tuesday Saturday Post Lamps Sconces Tankards Candle Lights (717) 526-4962 1 MILE WEST OF ROUTE 15 ON ROUTE 234 GETTYSBURG. PENNSYLVANIA IRON ST g J ! ' jUf $ 'per J. R EISENHART EAST BERLIN PA 17316 PHONE 717 239 � 225 MYERS FOOD RITE 120 N. Baltimore Street Dillsburg, Pa. 17019 Ictchf I? Tai lcr Scchf £hcp AUTO ft TRUCK BODY REPAIR ft REPAINTING Store Hours—Mon., Tue., Wed., Thurs., Sat. 8-9 FIBERGLASS REPAIR. GLASS REPLACEMENT FRAME ft BODY ALIGNMENT JERE D LADY EDWIN B TAYLOR 24 hour wrecker service Light Heavy Duty Fri.8-I0 Sun. 9-6 A Good Neighbor to Know Better riEILEER F.D,I.C. WATTS SUNOCO SERVICE AUTO BODY REPAIR SERVICE GEORGE R WATTS RD A BOX 202 Ownei DlllSBURG PA 17019 Best Wishes to the class of 1978 From PENN WOOD PRODUCTS East Berlin, PA Mo„ T� . TK««t 9 00 � 0 3 oo HOURS w« � 00.o 1100 F, ri„r. 9 OO to 7 00 OIUABURG PA BERMUDIAN LANES Family Bowling Center Open and League Bowling one mile south of York Springs, on Bus, Rt. 15 CRABB’S TROPICAL TREAT Rl 94 North Hanover. Penna. Good Food............................... Sofl Ice-Cream East Berlin, PA phone 259-7122 Compliments Of ABBOTTSTOWN STATE BANK Abbottstown, PA 17301 phone 259-0631 Biglerville, PA phone 677-8733 Wella Products LEHMAN’S FEED STORE Purina Chows Health Aids Cement Fertilizer Salt for Water Softncrs YORK SPRINGS, PA. HOFF’S INSURANCE AGENCY HAMPTON, PA KUNKEL’S APPLIANCES 317 King Street EAST BERLIN. PA L.P. Gas the Modern Way phone 259-0624 CHRONISTER’S GARAGE EAST BERLIN, PA phone 259-2721 WOLFE’S DINER NESBIT’S MOTEL OPEN DAILY - FULL MENU U S. RT. 15 Dll I.SBURG. PA WOLF’S BUS LINES YORK SPRINGS, PA MOTOR COACH CHARTER SERVICE TO ANY PLACE IN THE UNITED STATES EAST BERLIN ALL SPORTS I LITTLES “66” SERVICE STATION Sales Service “3” Wheel Tri-Sport New Used Snowmobiles Open evenings Phone 624-8241 Hampton, PA FRED M.SAUTER FUNERAL HOME East Berlin, PA Used Cars RD 1 New Oxford phone 624-8841 Official Inspection Station MENCHEY MUSIC SERVICE, INC. 1100 Carlisle St. Hanover, PA LEVI'S 39 BALTIMORE STREET HANOVER. PA. 17331 JEANS AND TOPS FOR GUYS AND GIRLS LEVIS WRANGLER LEE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1978 SERVING THE COMMUNITY FOR 66 YEARS A GOOD BANK TO GROW WITH” MEMBER F.D.I.C. phone 259-9510 (frA- ' A 1 A? r r J ' 'w v - ' i-V V 'p c ss6 y CD S tr Q ° $7- £jf 4 f Ly£’ %f S' 'A $V % § biiiUOL-W ,. v v ,cr Tfr?V 61O! -19!oJf 1ffitPZr, ' «f 7 'mA . 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