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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1979 volume:

Tabic Of Contents Who’s Who Page 10 Seniors Page 21 Underclassmen Page 39 Faculty And Administration Page 54 Clubs And Organizations Page 78 Fall Activities Page 85 Winter Activities Page 105 Patrons Page 123 n i Faces, expressions, and feelings can be seen in many different ways. Through the eyes of the student, one picture may tell a whole story. The 1979 Eagle Yearbook Staff has chosen the theme “A Picture Paints a Thousand Words” to help everyone remember the events and happenings over the past year. Eagle 1979 is made up of every student here at Bermudian by having his or her picture placed in the yearbook. The 1978-79 Eagle Staff wishes everyone a happy year and hope for your satisfaction upon reading this. Thank you 3 Editor - Diane Myers Eagle Yearbook Staff 1979 Layout Staff - Editor; Tony Adams. Carla Lehman. Tami Miller Art Editor - Mark Holsopple Typing Staff - Sandra Cook. Dawn Keefer. Peggy Reed. Helen Stambaugh 4 Ad Staff - Roxanne Ensor. Carole Forsythe. Charles ™ Emlet, Beth Ebersole. Laura Friedman. Copy Editor - Judith Ensor Sports Staff - Editor; Lori Leer. Shari Showers. Sue Martino. Vicki Dehaven 5 Literary Staff - Gail Ensor. Kathy Wadel. Dan Sebright Pictures From That Early Age Sandy Cook Laura Friedman Mary Ann Herren Robert Thompson Mike Stambaugh ' Jeff Smith Laurie Ensor Lori Leer Sandy Martin 6 Mark Ehmry Pam Tosten Doug Black Karen Myers Nevin Lehman Rick Shellehamer Julie Reynolds Helen Stambaugh Tracy Rohrbaugh uary tichelberger Mark Ensor 8 Shari Richie i J Diane Myers Mark Shafer Terry Gaines Matt Altier Becky Piho Chuck Emlet Tammy Myers Randy Morris Most Musical Ah, remember the days of song, flutes and boys with soprano voices. Don’t forget the times you went to the Bandroom to practice, every chance you got. Helen Stambaugh and Mark Ehmry have really worked their way to the top. They are both fine musicians and therefore have been chosen “Most Musical.” Most Athletic Aches and pains and determination! That’s what has made Karen Myers and Dave Boyer the great athletes they are. They’ve put a lot of time and ef- fort into the sports program here at Bermudian. And justly so, have been voted “Most Athletic” This year the senior class has chosen by vote, classmates falling in the categories of: most musi- cal. most dramatic, most artistic, most likely to succeed, most agreeable, most fun. shyest, most athletic, bookworms, class clowns and most spir- ited. The students pictured on the next few pages are ones that the class feel are the most outstand- ing. They have added something “special” to the class of “79”. 10 Class Clowns Sarah Myers and Phil Keifer have brightened up many a classroom with their crazy, hilarious antics! They carry that unusual characteristic for making people laugh. For this reason they have been voted “class clowns”. Class Flirts Here's two people who don’t lack in affection or friendiness. So if you ever feel an arm slip around you while walking down the hall don’t be alarmed its prob- ably just one of our class flirts Lisa Speece or Jeff Smith, the two most lovable people around. Shyest These two you’ve seen peeking around the corner many times to make sure no one else was in the hall be- fore they've made a dash for their room. Who are they you say. Why they’re our class shyest Hoa Nguyen and Marion Miller who aren’t bad at all once you get them to talk. 11 Most Fun Lori Leer and Greg Starner have been voted “most fun” simply because - they are! Their pleasant, humor- ous ways can brighten up your worst mood or most bor- ing class. They really deserve to be voted “Most Fun.” Most Spirited Rah-rah-rah, sis-boom-bah may be the words you hear chanted by Val Auchey and Mike Stambaugh These two have been voted “Most Spirited” for their eagerness to help make our teams the best in the minds of others. Even when the skys are dark and gloomy they’re sure our team will come out 1 instead of 10. Bookworms These two aren’t worms they are just a couple of peo- ple who love to read books. And who do you think these two worms become when they pull their little noses out of the book. Why it’s Danny Hoover and Tammy Myers our Senior class Bookworms 12 Most Dramatic Our plays wouldn’t be anything without the hard work these two put into them to make them a success. We owe a lot to them, the rest of the cast and the director for the great plays we had throughout our High School years. Who do you think our Scarlet O’Hara is why it’s Kathy Wadel and her leading man Redd Butler who else, but Danny Sebright. Most Likely to Succeed There are always those students among us who really seem de- termined to achieve their goal. Dawn Keefer and Tom Chupp were voted “Most Likely to Succeed” because of their eagerness to suc- ceed in life. Most Artistic Lori Reese and Mark Holsopple have come a long way. They can still remember the days of finger paints and paint by numbers. But with the help and assistance of good art teachers along the way they have educated their talents to the point of excellence. This is the reason the Senior Class has voted them “Most Artistic.” Most Agreeable You know, there are always some people who can make the best of everything, and get along with just about everyone. Roxanne Herman and Dave Williams are two such people. Their likable per- sonalities have shone on a lot of us and for that reason they have been voted “Most Agreeable.” 13 14 15 16 Homecoming was really in the air as students made posters and signs in preparation for this greatly anticipated week. Everyone was buzzing with excitement. Would the powerful Eagle team win the game on Saturday? Who would be this years Homecoming Queen? The week would soon tell. Friday night came and so did the rain. As a result only the East Berlin parade took place. The York Springs parade and the bon-fire were cancelled because of the inclement weather. Homecoming began on a happier note the next day as the Eagles came soaring through the clouds to attain an 18-0 half-time score. Festivities began as the brightly decorated cars chauffering 8 lovely young ladies entered the field. Who were these beautiful girls? Why yes, of course, they were this year’s Homecoming Queen candidates. Michael Bennett, this year’s announcer, introduced us to: Lori Leer, Michelle Stambaugh, Lori Reese, Karen Myers, Kathy Wadel, Lisa Speese. Diane Myers and Helen Stambaugh. The tension could be felt as Kathy Wadel was announced 2nd runner-up then Lori Leer 1st runner-up. Then the moment everyone had been waiting for, Helen Stambaugh was crowned the 1978 Homecoming Queen by Sandy Forsythe last years queen. The Eagles went on to be victorious by beating the Blue Devils 34-0. That night everyone arrived at the school dressed in their Sunday Best. Everyone than discoed to the tunes of Osiris. And so, another happy Homecoming has come to an end. 17 Homecoming Lori Leer and escort Nevin Lehman Michelle Stambaugh and escort George Marks Lon Reese and escort Tim Magargle Karen Myers and escort Doug Black 18 1978 Sandy Forsythe and escort Jim Keller Kathy Wadel and escort Dan Shank Lisa Speese and escort Brian Wallace 20 Class Of 79 Class Colors: Ice Blue and Silver Class Flower: White Rose tinted Blue Class Motto: Today We Follow Tomorrow We Lead President: Dave Boyer Vice-President: Kathy Wadel Secretary: Helen Stambaugh Treasurer: Doug Black Advisers: Mrs. Topper. Mr Redding 21 Anthony Adams Ronald Althoff Mark Altier David Angel Beth Bickle Myra Bierkamp 22 Douglas Black Matthew Altier Marcia Becker William Bloom Kandy Bodkins David Boyer Karen Brandt Theresa Bupp James Carson David Chohany Tim Cutshall Thomas Chupp Sandra Cook 23 Jame Cooley David Diehl Mark Ehmry David Eichelberger Donna Erb Leah Erford Elaine Fetrow Gary Eichelberger Laurie Ensor Charles Emlet Mark Ensor Gail Ensor Roxanne Ensor Carol Forsythe Laura Friedman Terry Gaines Theresa Gilson Karen Group Tammy Henry Roxanne Herman Danny Hoover Mark Holsopple 25 Charles Hursh Lore Keckler Dawn Keefer Robert Martino Joseph Miller Kim Mi,ler Marion Miller Randy Morris Sarah Myers Diane Myers Karen Myers Tammy Myers Timothy Myers Richard Myers John Nell Hoa Thi Nguyen Wanda Parr Migdalia Perez Theresa Philips 27 John Seifert Mark Shafer 28 Dan Shank Rick Shellehamer Michelle Stambaugh Gregory Starner Julie Steimlmg Diana Stibitz 29 Pamela Tosten Ricky Trimmer Laurie Vaughn Robert Thompson Kathleen Wadel Members of class, but pictures unavailable: Florabella Brown Thomas Cumbee Philip Keefer Anthony Lentz Sandra Martin Carolyn May Carlos Muniz James Myers Tina Smith 30 Jacqueline Wisner Jean Whisler David Williams Cut it out! 31 I, as president of the senior class have been privileged to observe the growth of our class for four years. In view of past events it has been a frustrating yet rewarding experience. I have been in a position to see the entire class grow in wisdom and in knowledge with all the pressure anxieties and triumphs that high school places upon them. I feel that the Class of 1979 is now ready to accept the responsibilities of life and succeed in any facet in which they may enter. Dave Boyer 32 Anthony Allen Adams September 20. 1961 . . . Tony. Seen with Tim. Jeff. John . . . Will remember BSHS for the great times in Mrs. Swegers English classes . . pet peeve is smoke-filled bathrooms and gym classes Ambition is to make the most out of life . . . Chorus 9.10. D E C A. 11. Drama Club 11.12. Plays 11.12. Yearbook Staff 12. Art Club 9. Photo Club 10. Ronald Francis Althoff March 11. 1961 Ronnie. Seen with Mark, Rick . . . Will re member BSHS for Mr Dixon’s advice pet peeves are long tests and homework assign- ments Ambition is to be a machinist . Basketball 9. Football 9 Weight Lifting Club 9. Mark Robert Altier October 19. 1960 Mark. Seen with Judith. Will. Bob. Rick Will remember BSHS for the hook off days Ambition is to be happy with whatever I do in life . Auto Mechanics Club 9 F.F.A. 9.10.11. Tennis Club 10. Matthew David Altier December 14. 1961 . Matt. Seen with all my friends . . Will remember BSHS for all the nice chicks pet peeve is rednecks Ambition is to be- come a flight engineer and become rich . . . F.F.A. 9.10.11.12 Ski Club 9 Weight Lifting Club 9. Offices held. Adams County F.F.A. Vice President. Bermudian Springs F.F.A. President David Allen Angel January 8. 1961 . An- gel. Seen with Carlos. Randy . Will re- member BSHS for the boring study halls . . . F.F.A. 10.11.12. Football 9 Valerie Jo Achey July 19. 1961 . . Val. Seen with Lori. Lisa. Kathy. Jill . Will remember BSHS for the terrible lunches . . pet peeve is not enough spirit at pep rallies and games . Ambition is to become an airline stew- ardess B Club 10.11.12 Cheerleading 9.10.11.12. Chorus 9.10.11.12. Ski Club 9. Wrestlerettes 11.12. Ralph Leroy Bair. Jr. February 26. 1961 . Ruff. Seen with Charles. Harvey . . Will re- member BSHS for great friends and teachers pet peeve is unfair rules . . Ambition is to be a truck driver . . . Chess Club 11.12. Marcia Lynn Becker February 2. 1961 Marc. Seen with Lon. Kim. Judith. Dianne Will remember BSHS for those special people with great personalities and a sense of humor that makes your day . pet peeve is pessimistic pe attitudes Ambition is to do something in the computer field . . . ”B” Club 11.12 Basketball 9.10.11. Chorus 9. 10.11.12 Hockey 9.10.11.12. Childrens Play 11 Ski Club 10. Tennis Club 9 Year- book Staff 12 Offices held. Treasurer 9. Senior Directory Beth Ann Bickle August 5. 1961 Beth. Seen with Myra. Dawn. Lori . Will remem- ber BSHS for the ealge comebacks and Mrs Swegers crazy English classes . . . pet peeve is people who think they’re better than others . . Ambition is to succeed in life and live a happy, fulfilling life with Craig . Mar- ching Band 11.12. Drama Club 9 Tennis Club 10 Volleyball 9. Myra Lou Bierkamp April 23. 1961 Pea nut. Seen with Barry. Dawn. Lore. Beth Will remember BSHS for having crowded halls after classes . pet peeve is people who think they're better than everyone else Ambition is to live a happy and success- ful life with Barry Douglas Lee Black January 6. 1961 ... Doug. Seen with Dave. Jim. John . Will remember BSHS for their losing ways . pet peeve is the decisions of the school board . Am bition is to work at my dad’s service station B” Club 9.10.11 Baseball 9.12. Bas- ketball 9.10,11.12. Football 9 Student Council 9.10 Varsity Club 12. Offices held, class treasure 10.11.12 William Henry Bloom February 10. 1961 Bloomie. Seen with Chuck. Dan. Carlos. Ed. Randy Will remember BSHS for the teachers and Mr Soltis . . . Ambition is to be a mechanic . . . Basketball Club 9.10 F.F.A. 9.10.11 Football 9.10. Kandy Ann Bodkins April 13. 1961 . Jelly- bean. Seen with Melissa. Joy. Karen. Sheryll Will remember BSHS for Home Ec. and all the trouble we got into pet peeve is school lunches Ambition is to be a housewife . . . Color Guard 9.10. F H A 9. 10.11.12. David Lloyd Boyer January 27. 1961 Dave. Seen with Doug. Jim. John. Craig Will remember BSHS for the fun times pet peeve is lack of winning attitude . . . Am- bition is to be a Vo-ag teacher . . . ”B” Club 9.10.11. Baseball 9.10.11.12 Basketball 9.10.11.12. Chorus 9.10.11.12. Football 9. 12. Student Council 9.10.11.12. Varsity Club 12. Offices held. Class President 9.10.11.12 Student Council President 12 Karen Sue Brandt August 15. 1961 Kar- en. Seen with Diana. Betty. D Karen. Leah. Crystal. Tammy. Elaine . . Will remember BSHS for the friendly teachers and class- mates . . pet peeve is crowded halls . . Ambition is to live a happy and successful life . . . F.H.A. 9. Girls Gym Club 10.11. Vol- leyball 9.10.11 13 .Flora Bell Brown April 23. 1961 Flora. Seen with Sandy. Tina. Karen. Kandy. An- thony. Donna and others . Will remember BSHS for Mrs Pennabakers Home Ec class and the food you had to try Ambition is to do good in whatever I strive to do . . . F H.A 9 F.N.A 9.10. Girls Gymnastics Club 11.12 Plays 10 Teresa Marie Bupp September 29. 1960 . Teresa, Seen with Betty. Diana. Marg. and Karen . Will remember BSHS for bookkeep- ing class and home ec. class . . Ambition is to strive to make that special someone happy F B L A. 11.12. James Robert Carson December 19. 1960 ML Jim. Seen with Dave. Doug. John. Mike and Randy . Will remember BSHS for the good times we had . . Pet peeve is kids cutting up the athletes . Ambition is to be a Success ’’B Dlub 9.10.11 Concert Band 9.10 Marching Band 9.10. Baseball 9.10. 11.12 Football 9.10.11.12 Wrestling 9.10. 11.12. Varsity Club 12. David Edward Chohany February 5. 1961 Dave. Will remember BSHS for romper room Ambition is to be a mechanic. Thomas Markham Chupp November 7. 1960 . . . Tom. Seen with Bubba. Chuck. Ike. and Mark . . . Will remember BSHS for lunches Ambition is to be happy . . . Chess Club 11. 12. Cross-Country 12. Track 11.12 Sandra Kay Cook December 21. 1961 Pud. Seen with Helen. Lori. Gail, and Laura Will remember BSHS for driving with Mr Bottorf . . . pet peeve is people who think they know everything . Ambition is to be- come a good medical secretary . . . B” Club 12 Concert Band 9.10.11.12. Marching Band 9.10.11.12. Volleyball (manager) 10. 11.12. Yearbook Staff 12. Janie Carol Cooley October 31. 1961 Coolie. Seen with Dale. Shari, and Jean Will remember BSHS for boring classes. God'”, the 3 o'clock bell, and the crazy people here . . pet peeves are little smart tarts , school temperatures, and wierd rules . . Ambition is to be a hair stylist and to be with Dale ”B Club 10.11.12 Concert Band 9.10 Marching Band 9.10 F.H A. 9 Thomas Bill Cumbee January 3. 1960 Pete. Seen with Tom. Ralph . Will re- member BSHS for the great times I've had with friends and teachers . . . Pet peeve is certain unfair rules . Ambition is a career in the United States Air Force . . . F.F.A. 9.10.11 c Timothy Melvin Culsfall April 12. 1959 Tim Seen with Tom ancl4om . Will re- member BSHS for the fun I had in track . Ambition is to have a long lasting life f- f .A. 12. Tennis Club 11 Track 11.12. David William Diehl August 20. i960 . . . Pickle. Seen with Chuck. Slope. Bull and Stummy Will remember BSHS for taking the best part of the day . . Pet peeve is school . . Ambition is to be happy . . . Base- ball 9.10.11.12. Football 9.10.11.12. Var- sity Club 11.12. Mark Edward Ehmry July 23. 1961 Fuz- zy, Seen with Chuck. Bob. Wes. G ry and Tom . . . Will remember B$HS for its great band . . . pet peeve is people who blame their own faults on others . . Ambition is to get into the space program . . . Concert Band 9, 10 Marching Band 9.10.11.12. .Chess Club 9.10.1112 Cftbrus 9.10.11.12. David Mark Eichelberger June 10. 1960 Dave. Seen with everyone . . . Will remember BSHS for berog cold in the winter and hot in sumr er Pet peeve is people who are not courteous to others Ambition is;to live a active life workmg with people . . Drama Blub 10.11 (president) Gyrnnaitics 11.12. Concert Band 9.10 Marching band 9.10. Plays 9.10.1 i. 12. Ski Club 12 Wrestlrg 11 Offices held. Presidenttjgrttma Club 1 Gary Lee Eichelberger Decen ! fr5. 1961 Ike. Seen with Bubba. Wes Mark. Chuck. . . Will remember BSHS for Iways wanting our undi- es ignorance, apathy and Ambition is International ilitary affairs work . Con 1.12 Marching Band 9.10. 11.12. Baseball 12 Chorus 9.10.11.12 Football 11. Golf Club 9 Tennis Club 10. 11,12 § Charles Wtfiam Emlet January 8. Chuck. Seen with Gail. Pickle. Bull. Randy. Mike and Tammy . . Will remember BSHS for being assled. school lunches and the friendly p le . . . Pet peeves are English class and S«study halls . . Ambition is to | live a happ and successful life , . . Baseball I 9.10.11 Football 9.10.12. 1.12 Varsity Club 12 -Year- Tom and Wor Mr. Rosenjjah vided” Pet pe knee operatio diplomacy and cert Band 9.10. 11.12. Stage Crew book Staff Gail Elizabeth Ensor June Seen with Lori, her BSHS for M� Pet peeve is important tfefri others I 1961 Gail. . . Will remem- ish lessons . . k they're more Ambition is to find a purpose in life Concert Band 9.10.11. 12 Marching Band 9.10.11,12. Basketball 9.10.11.12. F.B.L.A. 11.12. French Club 9. 10. Student Council 12. Wrestlerettes 11.12. Yearbook Staff 12. Offices held. Band Li- brarian. FBLA President Judith Rose'Ensor March 10. 1961 . Ju- i dith. Seen with Mark, Marcie, Kim. and Di- ane . . Will remember BSHS for Junior hook- % off-day . Pet peeve is conceited individuals who think they’re better than everyone else . . Ambition is to be happy and make the most out of life . ”B Club 11.12 Basketball 9. French Club 9,10 Yearbook Staff 11.12 Laurie Lou Ensor October 5. 1961 . Laurie. Seen with my good buddies . Will remem- ber BSHS for the togetherness of the class of ‘79 ' Pet peeve is teachers treating stu- dents like babies Ambition is to take life as it comes . . . ‘B’’ Club 9.10.11.12. Chorus 9.10,11.12. Hockey 9 10.11.12 Mark Erwin Ensor July 8. 1961 Mark. Seen with Laura . . Will remember BSHS for the fun times and last days of school . . Pet peeve is the first day of school Am- bition is to make the whole world happy and succ ned in life Auto Mechanics Club 9 B CUb 12. Roxanne Louise Ensor May 11. 1961 . Rox. Seen with Laura. Carol. Julie. Tam Will remember BSHS for the cold winters and ■cessful marching band . . Pet Peeve is ]of school spirit . . Ambition is to be- e a nurse . ”B Club 11.12. Color ard 9.10.1 1.12 F.H.A. 9 French Club 10. ‘earbook Staff 11.12. onna Ruth Erb June 29. 1960 . . . Donna. Seen with Tina, Flora. Sandy . Will remem- ber BSHS for all the friendly people and teachers . Pet peeve is bossey and im- mature people Ambition is to live a happy and successful life . F.N.A. 11.12. P.Y.E.A. 10. Bible Club 9 Leah Rae Lrford August 24. 1961 . Leah. Seen with Karen. Marg, Diana Karen. Carol Will remember BSHS for freezing in the winter and roasting in the summer and the crazy teachers . . Pet peeve is people stand- ing m the middle of the hall . . Ambition is to open a florist shop and be a good mother Dranfc Club 9.10.11.12 Children’s Play 10.11. ' Jmtm ur9 Elaipe Annette Fetrow November 13. 1961 . . FCIaine. Seen with Tammy. Crystal. Kar- en ym remember BSHS for teachers . . . Pet peeve Is crowded halls . . Ambition is to be successful . . Volleyball Manager 10. fe 1112 Carol Louise Forsythe October 14. 1961 . . . Carol. Seen with Rox. Laura. Julie Will remember BSHS for all the friends I've make and the great times Pet peevel is snobs and bossey people . . . Ambition is to be a success . . B” Club 12 Band (marching) 10.11.12 Color Guard 10.11.12. Drama Club 9,10.11. Library Aid 9 Yearbook Staff 12. Offices held. Drama Club secretary 11 Laura Irene Friedman October 9. 1961 . . Fred. Seen with Mark. Theresa. Lori. Julie. Rox. Carol . . . Will remember BSHS for the teachers weird but funny sense of humor pet peeves are snobs, grouchy people and lack of school spirit Ambition is to be a Psycologist B Club 10.11.12. n Band (concert) 9.10.11.12. Band (marching) 9.10.11 12. Color Guard 9.10.11.12 French Club 9. Library Aid 9 Plays 9.10.11.12. StudenttjBpuncil 9. Wrestlerettes 12. Year- book Staff J.2. Terry Dale Gaines January 30. 1960 Cowboy. Seen with Karen Wih remember BSHS for all the fun I had in sports Pet peeve is having to get up and go to hooi . Ambition is to be a rich someday B Club 10.11. Baskedt Basketball 10.11 12. Football 10.11.12. Track 10,11 Varsity Club 12. Theresa Lynn Gilson May 27. 1961 . . . Ther- esa. Seen with my good buddies . . . Will re- member BSHS for the good times with great friends . . Pet peeve is people who think they’re better than others . . . Ambition is to life life to the fullest . . . ’B” Club 10.11.12. Color Guard 9. Plays 10 11 Karen Gaye Group April 18. 1961 Guppy. Seen with Leah. Betty. Diana. Teresa. Kar- en. Margaret . . Will remember BSHS for the crazy teachers . . . Pet peeve is crowded halls Ambition is to be successful and life live a happy life. French Club 9.10. Tammy Lou Henry February 21. 1961 . Tam. Seen with Laura. Rox. Rox . . . Will re- member BSHS for the boring study halls . . Pet peeve is study halls . . . Ambition is to be a success . . . Chorus 9.10.11,12. Color Guard 9.10.11. Drama Club 10.11,12 Plays 10.11. Roxanne Grace Herman December 23. 1961 . . . Rox. Seen with Mary Ann. Tammy. Dan- ny. Elaine . . . Will remember BSHS for the boring study halls . . Pet peeves are crowd- ed halls and study halls . . Ambition is to make the best out of life . . . Chorus 9.10.11. 12. French Club 9.10.11. Gym Club 9.10.11. 12. Hockey Manager 12. Mary Ann Herren June 7. 1961 Mary Ann. Seen with Carol. Rox . . . Will remember BSHS for the-friends I’ve made here and the great shop teachers . . . Pet peeve is people who think they’re better than other any- one else . . . Ambition is to be a success ..and live a happy life . . FT A. (farmers) 10.U.12. French Club 9ji Track Manager 9. 10.11. VflHeyball 11. Offices held. FFA secre- tary 11. FFA vice-president 12 Mark Wayne Holsopple September 20. 1961 Mark. Seen with friends at BSHS . Will remember BSHS for its boring homerooms . . . Pet peeve is study halls Ambition is to join the armed forces Auto Mechanics i Club 9. £tage Crew 10.11.12. Yearbook Staff 12. Danny Lee Hoover August 16. 1961 . . Dan. Seen with Rox. Tammy. Laurie. Dave Will remember BSHS for the crazy teachers . . Pet peeve is boring study halls . Am-J bition is to succeed in life . . Chorus 9.10. 11.12. Drama L Club 9.10.11.12 Offices held. Drama club vice-president 11.12 Charles Eugene Hursh September 17. 1961 . . . Chuck. Seen with Bob. Wes. Mark. Ikej Tom . . . Will remember BSHS for the cranj percussion section in band . . Pet peeve isS English teachers with short tempers . ■ Ambition is a career in forestry . . Band! (concert) 9.10.11.12. Band (marching) 0 9. 10.11.12. Bible Club 9.10.11.12. Chorus 9. 10.11.12. Track 11.12 Lori Ann Leer April 18. 1961 . Fudge. Seen with Mike. Laura. Mark. Val. Pud. Ellen . . Will remember BSHS for the silent, dead, and unwilling people at t pep rallies and games . . . Pet peeve is people with no ambition Ambition is to be a registered nurse and ears earn a B.S. in nursing . ”8 Club 10.11 12 Band (concert) 9.10 Band (marching) 9.10 Cheerleading 9.10.11.12. Chorus 9.10 11.12. French Club 9. Volleyball 9.10.11.12 Wrestlerettes 11.12. Yearbook Staff 12. Of fices held. Sr. Chorus treasurer 12. “B Club treasurer 12 levin William Lehman November 7. 1960 Pup. Seen with Doug. Dave, Jim. John. Sli . Will remember BSHS for the away b ketbail games . . . Pet peeve is no athl support Ambition is to be successful in whatever l choose to do . . . B Club 10.11 Band (concert) 9 Band (marching) 9 Bas- ketball 9.10.11.12. Chorus 9.10.11,12. Foot- ball 9. Tennis Club 9 Varsity Club 12. 10.11.12. Band (marching) 9.10.11.12. Chess Club (9.10.11.12 Chorus 11.12 Track 12. Carolyn Annette May July 13. 1960 . . . Caro- lyn. Seen with Tina Will remember BSHS for the crowded halls . . . Pet peeve is study halls . Ambition is to be a success and live a happy life. loseph Brian Miller February 8. 1961 oe. Seen with Bob, Rick. Mike. Greg remember BSHS for the teachers and ‘homework. . . . Pet peeve is boring study ialls . . . Ambition is to be a mechanic . . . Ihess Club 9.10.11.12. f K,m Ann Miller April 24. 1961 . Kim. Seen Bwith Diane, Marcie. Judith. Tamie . . . Will rrremember BSHS for the friends I've made r and a great senior year Pet peeve is - people who talk behind your back . . Ambi- Lore Louise Keckler August 5. 1961 . Lore. Seen with Larry. Myra. Dawn. Beth . Will remember BSHS for crowded halls and all the friends I've made there . Ambition is tp make Larry happy forever. Dawn Louise Keefer October 28, 1961 Dawn. Seen with Myra. Lore. Beth Will remember BSHS for all the good friends I've made . Pet peeve is people that frown . . . Ambition is to be an accountant . Band (concert) 9.10 Band (marching) 9.10. Chor us 9.10.11.12 Yearbook Staff 12. Offices held. Chorus vice-president 12 Philip Jason Keifer June 21. 1961 . Phil- vis Seen with anyone . Will remember BSHS for the talent shows . Pet peeve is coming to school in the mormg Ambition is to be a professional Elvis imitator. Betty Jane Keiser March 19. 1961 . . . Bet ty. Seen with Teresa. Diana. Karen. Mar- garet Karen . . . Will remember BSHS for the crazy teachers . . . Pet peeve is crowded halls Ambition is to be happy and suc- cessful Chorus 9.10.11.12. Margaret Ann Keller September 19. 1961 ... Marg. Seen with Jackie. Teresa. Betty. Kar- en. Leah Will remember BSHS for the great teachers and boring study halls ... Pet peeve is boring lectures and immature stu- dents Ambition is to be successful in whatever I do . . . Drama Club 12. Gary Lee Knackstedt December 9, 1960 Gary. Seen with John. Ivan. Tom. Chuch Chuck. Bubba, Ike . . . Pet peeves are busi- ness students and strange math teachers Ambition is Physics or Engineering Band (concert) 9.12. Band (Marching) 9. Bible Club 9.10. Chess Club 11.12. F.F.A. (farmers) 10.. Track 11. Anthony Lynn Lentz January 24. 1961 Tony. Sen Seen with Joe. Charles. Rick. Greg. Mike. Tom Will remember BSHS for all the fun times I had and all the new friends I made Pet peeves are coming to school early and the school lunches Ambition is to be a small gasoline engine mechanic . . . Chess Club 9.10.11.12. Randy Lee Lory August 29. 1961 . . Slim, Seen with Nevin, Mike. Troy Will remem- ber BSHS for the Ag. class with Mr. Redding and Mr. Oswald Pet peeve is long lunch times . . Ambition is auto mechanics and body shop . . F.F.A. (farmers) 9.10.11.12. Wrestling 9.10 Offices held. FFA Chaplin 11 Sential FFA 12 Robert Wilmot Lusk November 3. 1961 Cob. Seen with Greg. Rick. Joe. Roger Will remember BSHS for boring classes Pet peeve is someone always getting picked on . Ambition is to go to work . Chess Club 11. Timothy Larue Magargle April 30. 1959 Tim. Seen with anyone Will remember BSHS for the girls . Ambition is to make life work out Cross-Country 10.11. Boys Gymnastics 9. Track 9.10.11 Sandra Kay Martin August 21. 1960 . San- dy. Seen with Flora. Karen. Tina. Shari. Lou- Ann. Kim . . . Will remember BSHS for the crowded halls . Pet peeve is study halls Ambition is to help make people comfortable and happy . Chorus 12. Girls Gymnastics Club 11.12. P Y.E.A, 9.10. Robert Martino May 4. 1961 . Bubba. Seen with Chuck. Wes. Mark. Tom. Gary Will remember BSHS for the great band Pet peeve is getting up early . . Ambition is to be a marine biologist . Band (concert) 9. tion is to be a medical technologist 'B' Club 10.11.12. F.H.A. (homemakers) 9 Hockey 9.10.11.12. Volleyball 9.10.11.12. Marion Lyn Miller September 12. 1961 . . Marion. Seen with most everybody Will remember BSHS for early dismissal Pet peeve is study halls in the auditorium Am- bition is to be successful. Randy Lee Morris August 29. 1961 Slope. Seen with Tim. Keith. Brian. Carlos. Dave Will remember BSHS for all the fun times Pet peeve is the school administration Ambition is to get out of school B Club 11. Baseball 9.10,11.12. Basketball 9 F F A (farmers) 9.10.11. Football 9.10.11.12 Var- sity Club 12 Carlos Juan Muniz June 23. 1960 Moose. Seen with Randy. Dave. Will. Dan. Tim Will remember BSHS for the education Pet peeve is school food . . . Ambition is to be a success Band (concert) 9. Basketball 9 F.F.A. (farmers) 10.11.12. Football 10.12 Wrestling 10.12. Diane Sue Myers January 29. 1961 Di- ane. Seen with Kim. Marcie, . Will remem- ber BSHS for long classes, study halls and short lunches Pet peeve is two faced people Ambition is to live life to its fullest B Club 10,11,12. Basketball 9 Chorus 9.10.11. F.H.A. (homemakers) 9 Hockey 9. 10.11. Student Council 11. Volleyball Mana- ger 9. Yearbook Staff 10.11,12. Offices held Treasure. Student Council 11. Editor of Year- book 12. } James Andrew Myers July 4. 1961 . Crus- ty. Seen with Tom. Jeff. Ken . . Will remem- ber BSHS for study halls, bathrooms, and gym classes . . Basketball 9. Chess Club 11. Track 10. Weight Lifting Club 9 Wres- tling 9 35 Karen Louise Myers April 16.1961.. Karen. Seen with Terry . Ambition is to stay with Terry . . . B Club 9.10.11 Basketball 9.10. 11.12. Chorus 9.10.11. Hockey 9.10.11.12, Student Council 9. Volleyball 12. Offices held. Class vice-president 11 Richard Carroll Myers II July 17, 1961 Rick or Hook, Seen with Greg. Rocky . . . Will remember BSHS for teacher hassels . Pet peeve is students being treated like little kids . . Ambition is to be a mechanic . . . B Club 10.11. Band (concert) 9.10. Band (marching) 9.10 Baseball 10.11,12. Basket- ball 9 Chorus 9.10. Football 9.10.11 Stage Crew 10.11 Student Council 10. Track 9 Sarah Jayne Myers March 15. 1961 . . . Space Cookie. Seen with everyone . . . Will remember BSHS for all the fun times in and out of classes . . Pet peeve is people who can't get the truth straight . . . Ambition is to live a long, happy and successful life . . Girls Gym Club 10.11. Drama Club 9. Hockey 9 Hockey Manager 10.11. Plays 10.11.12. Tammy Lynn Myers April 19. 1961 Tam. Seen with Elaine, Crystal. Will remember BSHS for all the friendly people and all the volleyball games and practices . Pet peeve is people who don't smile . . . Ambition is to be a legal secretary . . . Volleyball 9.10.11. 12. Timothy Ewoody Myers August 4. 1961 Chops. Seen with Randy. Dave. Carlos Will remember BSHS for the times before school . . . Ambition is going to parties B Club 11.12. Cross-Country 11 Foot ball 12. Ski Club 9.10 John Steven Nell March 16. 1961 . . Hoss or Acorn, Seen with Doug. Dave. Jim . Will remember BSHS for hiring cheap teachers Pet peeve is poor attitudes . . Ambi- tion is woodworking and cashier . . . Base ball 9.10.11.12. Football 9. Golf Club 9. Var sity Club 12 Hoa Thi Hguyen August 16. 1960 . . . Hoa. Seen with Theresa. Jean. Tina. Stacey. Milly. Sandy . . Will remember BSHS for the friendliness of the teachers and students . . Pet peeve is history and long bookkeeping tests . . . Ambition is to be successful and live a happy life . Chorus 10.11. F.B.L.A. 12. F.N.A. (nurses) 10. Library Aid 12. Wanda Jean Parr August 12. 1961 .. . Paulsy, Seen with Brian and the class of 79 gang . . Will remember BSHS for favoritism shown by the administration toward certain students . . Pet peeve is the BSHS admini- stration . . . Ambition is to be happy and suc- cessful in whatever . . . B Club 10.11.12. Higdalia Perz August 15. 1961 . Milly. Seen with Theresa. Julie . . Will remember BSHS for the friends I met here . Pet peeve is teachers that give me homework all at the same time . Ambition is to be a secretary. Theresa Anne Phillips December 14. 1961 . . . T.P.. Seen with Hoa. Jean. Milly. Me- linda. . . . Will remember BSHS for the good times with my friends . . Pet peeve is people who think they’re better than others . . . Ambition is to be a medical secretary . . . Band (concert) 9.10.11.12. Band (marching) 1 9.10.11. Color Guard 12. Rebecca Emily Piho November 28. 1961 Becky. Seen with Laurie. Tammy. Rox, Sar- ah . . Will remember BSHS for always hav- ing someone there to talk to Pet peeve is boring study halls . . . Ambition is to be hap- py with life . . Band (concert) 9.10. Band (marching) 9.10. Drama Club 9.10.11.12. Plays 10.11. Ellen Marie Powers October 1. 1961 . . El- len. Seen with Shari. Lori. Wanda. Becky Ambition is secretary . . . B Club 10. 11,12. Band (concert) 9.10. Band (mar- ching) 9,10. Tennis Club 9. Lori Ann Reese July 9. 1961 . Lori. Seen with Julie. Marcie, Pud. Helen. Gail. Dan Will remember BSHS for all my friends and the good times we had . . . Pet peeve con- ceited people . . . Ambition is fashion mer- chandiser . . B Club 10.11.12. Band (con- cert) 9,10.11.12. Band (marching) 9.10.11. 12. Basketball 10.11.12. Cheerleading 9. Ski Club 9. Yearbook Staff 12. Offices held. Sr. Band historian 12. Yearbook Senior editor 12 Julia Ann Reynolds May 2. 1961 . . . Jul. Seen with Lori. Kathy. Helen. Craig . . . Will re- member BSHS for the fun times we had in band . Pet peeve is being told what to do . . . Ambition is to be a success . . . B Club 12 Concert Band 9.10.11.12 Marching Band 9.10.11.12. Chorus 9.10.11.12. Drama Club 9.10. Plays 11. Cheryl Lynn Richie August 9. 1961 . . . Shari. Seen with Randy. Wanda, and Ellen . . . Will remember BSHS for all the friends made and the good times we had . . . Pet peeve is people who feel better than others . . . Am- bition is to become a hair stylist . . . B Club 10.11.12. Tracy Ann Rohrbaugh January 19. 1961 Tracy. Seen with Sarah. Melinda. Jackie. Beth. 3nd Jean . . . Will remember BSHS for going to school when it snows up to our waists Pet peeve is school lunches . Ambition is to live a happy life with Dm Color Guard 10.11. Charles Lester Ruppert Jr. August 3. 1961 Tuttie. Seen with everybody . . . Will remem- ber BSHS for carrying on Pet peeve is homework . . . Ambition is to become an air- plane mechanic Baseball 10.11.12. Bas- ketball 11.12. Chess Club 10.11.12. Cross- Country 12. F.F.A. 10.11.12. Golf Club 9. Secretary F.F.A. 12 Danny Edward Sebright February 27. 1961 . . . Dan. Seen with Helen. Marcie. Lon. Tom, Mark and Pud Will remember BSHS for cold classes, bad lunches and neat kids . pet peeve is people who think they're superi- or to others Ambition is to go to college and study Space Sciences . . . Concert Band 9.10.11.12. Marching Band 9.10.11.12 Baseball 9. Basketball 9. Chorus 9. Drama Club 11.12. French Club 11.12. Plays 9.10. 11.12. Student Council 11.12. Yearbook Staff 11.12. Offices Held -Field Commander of the band. President of Drama Club. Senior Representative to band. John Michael Seifert May 11. 1961 Dutch. Seen with Matt and Tuttie . . . Ambi- tion is to be a professional funny car racer F.F.A. 9.10.11.12. Mark Alan Shafer January 23. 1961 Roa- tundus. Seen with Greg. Rick, and Bob . . . Will remember BSHS for the best band ever Ambition is draftsman B Club 12. Concert Band 9.10.11,12. Marching Band 9.10.11.12. Bible Club9.10.11. Chorus9.10. 11.12. Library Aid 9. Wrestling 9. Daniel Lee Shank September 10. 1961 . . Boonie. Seen with Will. Chuck. Ed and Car- los .. . Pet peeve is homework . Ambi- tion is to become a mechanic . . F.F.A. 9. 10.11. Football 9 Stage Crew 10.11.12. Ricky Lee Shellehamer January 25. 1962 . . . Rick. Seen with Tom. Mike. Tom. Steve. Dan. and Mark . . . Will remember BSHS for boring study halls and girls, girls, girls . Pet peeve is horrible lunches . . . Ambition is to become a carpenter . . . Auto Mechanics Club 9. Edward Lee Smith January 22. 1961 . . . Tatpr . . . Seen with Dan. Will, Emlet . Will remember BSHS for long lunch lines Am bition is to become rich . . . F.F.A. 9,10.11. Jeffrey Bryn Smith April 4. 1961 . Jeff. Seen with Julie . Will remember BSHS for lunch . . . Pet peeve is cold french fries . . . Ambition is be become an auto mechanic . . . F.F.A. 11. Football 9.10.11.12. Track 10.11. 12. Varsity Club 10,11.12. Tina Marie Smith November 10. 1961 Tina. Seen with Sandy. Hoa, Flora . . Pet Peeve is not enough assemblies . . . Ambi- tion is to get a good job and live a good life .. F.N.A. 11.12. P.Y.E.A. 9.10. 36 Troy Eugene Spahr December 3, 1961 Bull. Seen with Mike. Dave Chuck. Randy. Jeff. Mark . Will remember BSHS for all the crazy things that happened . . . Pet peeve is school lunches . . Ambition is to be suc- cessful in whatever I strive to do ... F F A. 9.10.11.12. Football 9.10.11. Varsity Club 11.12 Weight Lifting Club 9.10. Crystal Irene Spangler May 3. 1961 Cry stal. Seen with Tammy. Elaine. Karen. Tam my . Will remember BSHS for the teachers . . Pet peeve is crowded hallways . . . Amin tion is to be successful in whatever I do Tennis Club 9. Lisa Nanette Speese June 24. 1960 . Lisa. Seen with my buddies . Will remember BSHS for the closeness of the great class of •79 . . Pet peeve is the way the teachers treat the students Ambition is to become a stewardess and lead a happy and fulfilling life . . ”B Club 10.11.12. Cheerleading 10.11.12. Chorus 9.11.12. Color Guard 10. 11.12 Ski Club 9. Student Council 9.10.11 Offices Held- Vice-President 10. Vice- Presi- dent of Student Council 11. Helen Louise Stambaugh December 15. i 1961 . . . Helen. Seen with my buddies . ‘ Will remember BSHS for cold classrooms. ' school lunches, and all the friends that I made Pet peeve is bookkeeping . Am bition is to become a secretary and lead a happy and fulfilling life with Glenn B Club 11. Concert Band 9.10.11.12. Mar- ching Band 9.10 11.12. Chorus 9.10.11.12 French Club 9.10. Yearbook Staff 12. Offices Held-Class secretary 12. Band Treasurer 12. Band Representative 11. Linda Ann Stambaugh May 6. 1961 Lin- da. Seen with my good buddies Will re- member BSHS for all the fun I had with ev- erybody . . . Pet peeve is Mr. Dixon and bookkeeping . Ambition is to live a long and happy life . . . B [Club 10.11.12 Concert Band 9.10 Marching Band 9.10 Volleyball 10.11.12. Michael Eugene Stambaugh July 27. 1961 . . Stummy. Seen with Lori. Dave. Randy. Troy. Chuck . Will remember BSHS for the rough and hot summer football camps Pet peeve is athletes with poor attitudes Ambition is to become a mechanic F.F.A 9.10.11.12. Football 9.10.11.12 Track 10. 11.12. Varsity Club 11.12. Weight Lifting Club 9.10. Offices Held-President of Varsity Club 12. Michelle Diana Stambaugh October 11. 1961 Shelly. Seen with Lisa. Wanda. Theresa. Laurie . . Will remember BSHS for cold clas ses and terrible lunches Pet peeve is Mr. Dixon's class . . . Ambition is to become a barber B Club 10.11.12 Chorus 12 Color Guard 10.11.12. Hockey 9.10 Tennis Club 9. Gregory Scott Starner April 10. 1961 Pretty Boy. Seen with Rick. Bob. Joe. Mike. Leann . . . Will remember BSHS for the great class of 79 . Pet peeve is study halls and lunches . . Ambition is to always be happy . . . Concert Band 9.10.11. Marching Band 9.10.11. Basketball 9 Chorus 9.10.11 Cross-Country 9. Stage Crew 9 10.11.12 Tennis Club 9.10 Yearbook Staff 11 Juliette Ann SteinJTng June 21. 1961 Ju- lie Seen with Laurfe. Sarah . Pet peeve is boring study halls . Ambition is to be a R N Library Aid 12. Student Council 11.12. PYEA 10. F.N.A. 9.11.12. Diana Marie Sifibitz March 19. 1961 Stuckie. Seen with Karen. Betty. Teresa. Leah. Karen i. I Will remember BSHS for the friendly teachers . Pet peeve is crowded halls . Ambition is to be happy and sue? cessful . Girls Gym Club 10,11 Stephen Clarence Tanger March 21. 1961 . . . Tange. Seen with everybody except Will remember BSHS for the friends and teachers I matured with and sports ... Pet peeve is asking Mr. Soltis for a late Ambition is telephone line work Band 9. Baseball 9 Football 9.10.11.12. Ski Club 9.10.12 Track 10. Varsity Club 12. Wrestling 9.10. Gffices Held-President of Ski Club. C . Wesley Howard Tayl Seen with Chuck. Rubba remember BSHS Pet peeve is stupi possibly Air Fore 11.12. Marchin Club 9.10.11,12 Choru Held-President of Ban Chorus 12.1 £ 5. 1961 . . Wes. ark. Ike . . Will lunch periods-rbrtl ile . . . Ambition is loncert Band 9.10. 9.10.11.12. Bible 19.10.11.12. Offices 12. President of Michael Alien Thomas tyay 29. 1961 Mike, Seen with Greg. Ritk. Joe. Bob. Becky Wa Will remember BSHS for boring classes Pet peeve is bad lunches Ambition is welding . . . Concer pand 9.10.11 Marching Band 9.10.11. Chess 11.12. French Club 9.10. Robert Elmer Thomp . . . Rocky. Seen wit member BSHS for teachers . . Pet peev Ambition is to becom ketball 9. Chess Club 9. 11. Track 9.10. Weigh!! October 7. 1961 yone . . . Will re- iough times with is ick up people a mechanic . . . Bas- ross-Country 10. mg Club 9.10. enn Wil1 Pamela Louise Tosten 0 . . . Pam. Seen with P Tammy. Roxanne for hard band practices pi Pet peeve is people who! thing and don’t ... A cessful in whatever I do 12. Color Guard 10.1112 11... Offices Held-ser [ember 18. 1960 LouAnn. Karen, 'emember BSHS it are worth it . . . they’ll do some-1 lion is to be suc-j Chorus 9.10.11.1 Drama Club lOj int of flags. Ricky Lynn Trimmer November 13. 1961 Rick Seen with Greg. Bob. Joe. Mike. Mark Will remember BSHS for getting yelled at in band . . . Pet peeve is boring study halls and lunches . Ambition is to be successful B ’ Club 11.12. Concert Band 9.10.11. 12 Marching Band 9.10.11.12 Basketball 9. 10.11.12. Basketball Club 9. Football 9. Ten- nis Club 9.10 the under- ted to see ing heat a secre s 10. Laurie Arin Vaughn December116. 1961 Laurie. S|bn with Sarah. Tammy. Becky, Ju- lie .. . Wjk remynber BSHS fdl standing t h rs that really wa you do good . Pet peeve is not in school . .'. Ambition is to beco tary . . . F. .L.A. 11.12. F.N.A. 9. Kathy ,f larie Wadel February 9. Kath. Seen with my buddies . . Will remem- ber BSH£ for the things we got awa with Pet peeve is unqualified teachers and un- fair discipline . . Ambition is to teafch deaf children . B Club 10.11.12 Cheerlead- ing 9.11.12 Chorus 9,10.11.12 Plays 10. 11.12. Ski Club 9. Yearbook Staff 12 Offices Held-Senior Class ViceiPres dent. Class Sec tary 9T0.il. Senior Chorus Secretary 12. heerleading. Captain 12. B-Club Secretary Jean Kay Whisler Augbst 21. Seen with Jackie. Janie. Thee Will remember rBSHS fc I’ve met . . . PeL peeve is they re better than ever} bition is to be success do . . . F.H.A. 9,10. Jean, racy all the friends people who think jne else . Am- in whatever I David Samuel Williams Au Dave. Seen with Dave. To Will remember BSHS for r Pet peeve is lazy people . a success . . . Chess Club 9 tling 9.10. st 23. 1961 . . Bob. Rick . . dy lunches . . . to be Wres- Ambition is: 10.11.12 V - Jacqueline Marie Wisner August 12. 1961 Jackie. Seen with Marg. Jearl Sarah. Tracy . Will remember BSHS for the people I’ve Aex . Pet peeve is people who think Aey’re hot shots Ambition is to live a happy and successful life . F.H.A. 9.10. I Class Of 80 Motto - Not at the top but climbing. Flower - White Rose Colors - Red and Blue Class Officers are: President - Gail Wolf, Vice-President - Kevin Messinger. Secretary - Beth Ebersole, and Treas- urer - Julia Ebersole Class Advisors are: Lloyd Wagener, and Kenneth Botorff. 39 Donald Altman Brenda Anderson Vicki Bailey Allen Bair Cynthia Becker Jennifer Behney Jean Blocher Tina Boose Stephen Boyer Cathy Brough James Brown Mike Brown Sherryl Butler Leah Cheeks Sherry Cross Jeffrey Boyer Gregory Ensor Rosalie Fogle Dwayne Frey Darryl Green Douglas Group Brian Grove Natalie Geiger Rebecca Gochenauer Sherry Gruver Jeffrey Guise Carol Hartlaub Tenley Hall Dale Hankey Rodney Heagey Sherry Heikes Jonathon Henry Earl Herman Ronald Highlands Mark Hinton Linda Hoke Tammy Hostetter Mark Juliana Barry Keller 40 Roger King Dennis Knackstedl Matthew Kraft Shelby Kramer Pam Ladue Donna Landis Craig Laughman April Mark Kathy Masemer Judy McCreary Jordan Lehr Stacy Lmebaugh Tami Lobaugh James Lott William Luther Christian Miller George McGuigan Barbara Melton Kevin Messmger Keith Metzger Carla Miller Lori Monn Michael Moody Gregory Riley James Rinker Karen Racer Jeffrey Myers Ronald Myers Sandra Nell Karol Runk Douglas Scott Melinda Shaberly Kenneth Robinson Stephen Shellehammer Lou Ann Showers Judith Shultz George Smiley 41 Eric Spangler Jeff Speese Shari Sponseller Scott Starner Randall Snyder Penny Sowers Merle Weidner Richard Widener Joseph Whitacre Craig Steimling David Stephens Lynn Stibitz Lisa Toffey Brian Warner David Washington Kelly Stimer Shari Tate Julie Thomen Don Williams Tammy Winand Rebecca Wrights Raymond Vohn Sharon Zinn Class of 80 Members of class, but pictures unavailable: Harold Alt- land. Laurence Bird. Charles Cumbee. David Ecker. Har- vey Hinkle. Denise Hollabaugh. Kay Kennedy. Richard Kennedy. Troy Landis. Jeffrey Miller. Daniel Mummert. Victor Muniz. Susan Myers. Peggy Reed. Thomas Shen- berger. Leona Thomas. Steven Warner. Brian Werner. Robert Vost. 42 Class Of 81 Motto - We are each a link in the chair of success Flower - White carnation tinted light blue Colors Light blue and white Class Officers President - Tammy Miller. Vice-President - Brad Inskip. Secretary - Carla Lehman. Treasurer - Shawn Mc- Clain Class Advisors - Mrs. Farlow. Mr Davidson 43 William Aiello Carol Althoff Katrina Altice Mark Anderson Timothy Anderson Becky Ankney Andrea Becker Ken Berwager Donna Burgenstock Cheryl Byers Suzanne Bickle Susan Bierkamp Janae Bollinger Zack Brown Todd Black Patricia Bloom Kim Byers Scott Dick Valerie Byers Bonnie Caldwell Doug Campbell Wesley Carpenter Jr. Jennifer Carson Levere Coulson Winona Dissinger Michele Douglass June Eichelberger Rhonda Ensor Harold Friedline Jill Friedman Cecilia Garcia Kimberly Gilson Tracy Hartzell Gregory Golden Donna Gramm Keith Grimm Kobie Gruver Scott Hamilton Scott Harbold Donald Harris Donna Heid Carole Herman April Hobbs Francis Hockenbraugh Kim Hunt Ralph Hunt Jeffrey Ingle Bradley Inskip 44 Timothy King Mark Kofalt Mary Kroft George Ladue Jerri LaRue Judene LaRue Carla Lehman Sheldon Lehman Robert Lescalleet Kathy Livelsberger Susan Martino Shawn McClain Michael Metzger Diane Miller Katrina Miller Linda Miller Leonard Lobaugh David Luther Tami Miller Karen Monn Robert Moul Sara Muniz Douglas Myers Jill Myers Gloria Nelson Gregory Pauli Edward Pennypacker Robert Phillips Steven Reinhart Karen Reynolds Lori Plank li Craig Reinecker Michele Phillips Brian Phifer 45 Lorianne Sebright Karen Sheaffer Martin Wilhelm Penny Showers Sherry Showers Patti Shull Neal Smiley Brenda Smith Michelle Spahr Lome Spangler Melinda Spangler Barbara Stambaug i Debra Stambaugh Jeffrey Starner Leroy Starner Susan Starner Jane Stevens Ivan Stockham Korena Stoner Cindy Taylor Donna Thoman Gary Thomas Catherine Thompson Hooplas Tosten Patti Trimmer John Trone Sandra Weidner Dorenea Welsh Elizabeth Willet Pamela Wolf Absent Wilmer Barrett. Bryan Campell, Pamela Culp. Patty Fair- clough, Tony Wolf. Richard B Gochenaur, Mark Lehman. Lisa Moody. Darlene Mulder. Lisa Rice. Lisa Starry. Christina Stoner. William Thomas. Amy Utley. 46 Class Of 82 Motto - Today's Dreams will be tomorrow's Reality Flower - White rose Colors - Mint Green and White Class Officers President - Beth Boyer. Vice-President - Mike Shenberger. Secretary Michele King. Treasurer - Mary Ellen McElwee Class Advisor - Mr. Kowalski 47 Ricky itice Frank Anderson Trina Boose Hector Baez Cynthia Beaver Ronald Becker Judy Behney Tina Binner Wanda Ardery Candra Cook Laurie Coulson Letty Crook Renee Byers Beth Boyer Chris Brehm Steven Deibler Greg Dever Sam Eckenrode Marlin Ensor Roger Fahnestock Rodney Fishel Ronald Fogle Robert Forsythe Beverly Frey Joel Garcia Tammy Gobrecht Charles Grasley Daphne Green Jerry Griffie Tammy Griest James Gulick Tina Hartlaub Allen Hartzell Beth E. Heebner Jeff Heikes Lesley Hess Crystall Hertz James Hoak Kathy Holtzinger 48 Wade Keech Charles King Jacqueline King Michele King Greg Knackstedt Joanna Kraft Dennis Kraft Jeff Kuhn Kim Larson Stephen Lecrone Joel Lenker Vera Lentz Robin Linebaugh Traci Lobaugh Jeff Long Mark McClain Ron McCreary Mary Ellen McElwee Jon Miller Beth Messinger James Miller Neal Miller David Myers Elizabeth Myers Kim Myers Debra Murtorff 49 William Russell Tim Ruth Lisa Rutters Mark Schrum William Shellehamer Melissa Shelleman Mike Shenberger $ Sandra Shive David Slothour Kim Smith Krista Snyder Donald Speelman Carolyn Sponseller Kathy Summers Verna Sweeney Sharon Thoman Stacey Thoman Meliasa Thompson Terri Tipler Kathy Ann Trish Elizabeth Utley Chris Van Scyoc Pam Warner Deborah Watts Robert Weaver Greg Williams Scott Wolfe Barbara Wrights Bill Yohn Tracy Weaver Ronald Weigle Georgina Wildasin Greg Winand Mike Yost Mindy Zeigler Members of the class, but pictures unavailable: Eric Berwager. David Ehly, Lorenza Everett. Lisa Fair- clough. Diane Humbert. Gary Reed SO Join the crowd 51 To The Class Of “79 It is extremely important that you occasionally look at the pictures and read the words written about you in this yearbook. You will want to reminisce, of course, but perhaps these pages will also help you determine whether or not you are making any headway toward the goals you have set for yourself. Others will be watching the course you run and will be able to note whether or not your ambitions are realized, your dreams ma- terialize and your goals are attained. Do not be satisfied with your present lot in life. Be determined to improve yourself and strive to reach the limits of your abilities. Be able to look at the picture you are painting with your life and be satisfied with the results. Best Wishes Robert M. Reed, Principal Although you the Class of “79 will have faint memories of the past, you will more remember those productive days of your senior year. The hard work that was done will be reminiscence at future reunions. Your yearbook theme, “A Picture Paints A Thousand Words , is what the world is all about. The picture that you paint of yourself to others will hallmark their feelings and trust in you. You soon will be entering into the future of your choice. None of you will paint the same picture; how- ever. the impression that you make will determine your success. Good luck! Gerald J. Soltis Assistant Principal 54 Sincere wishes of “Good Luck” are frequently be- stowed upon graduates at commencement time. While each person is affected to some degree with luck, good or bad, it is usually not the major impetus in one’s at- tainment of chosen lifetime goals. Persons who develop the proper attitudes and persevere in preparing them- selves for adult life are more likely to see their “dreams” come true. Schools have the dual responsibilities to teach basic skills and to disseminate knowledge. Knowledge is the end product of learning, and aside from the basic know- ledge needed, it is more important to learn how to think. The volume of knowledge is infinite and with changing technologies not all concepts can be taught before they are encountered. It is therefore, critical that each person be able to rationalize in a manner which will help to untangle the complicated life situa- tions he or she will experience. Basic education should be a process of building a foundation for further learning. While formal education may end with graduation from high school for some students, learning is a process which ends only at death. It is our hope that we have done our part in presenting you with the opportunities to establish a basis for con- tinued learning. Education is America’s investment in its youth and the country’s insurance for the future. W. Reese Lichtel Superintendent Board of Directors - Row 1: Kenneth Hankey. Gary Shank. Fred Ebersole Melvin Worley Row 2 Eart Ph Hips. George Anderson, Mac Lott. Dean Hoffman. Neil Hickoff Jeffrey Davidson - Social Studies ‘ Now how do you do this? David Dries - Science I Joan Wolf • English “Well, what do you want? Look out, here I come Dale Heineman - Math 56 Randall Gutacker - Industrial Arts What’s your excuse this time? Harold Griffie - Math Let's start at the beginning” 57 Beverly Sweger - English j David Dietz - Instrumental Music MaryAnn Farlow - French • Joe Cool Charles Lenker - Guidance Michael Bennett - English Lloyd Wagener - Art Richard Beyer - Industrial Arts Susan Kinsey - Physical Education ' I think I’m gonna be sick I'm so embarrassed! Larry Redding - Vo. Agriculture “No. you can’t have the pass ‘‘Keep the errors to a minimum'’ Douglas Myers - Industrial Arts William Troxell - Special Education “I wonder how the Yankees will do?” I hope I’m not late” Kenneth Bottorf - Driver Education • Now which file does this paper belong Donald Dixon - Business Education Stephen Laughman - Physical Education Mrs. Blocher doing her thing Conn Tate Business Education John Lightner - Distributive Education Barry Oswald - Vo. Agriculture Andrew Campbell - Social Studies John Goff - Health Linda Fitz - Suspension Tutorial Assistance Program ‘You caught me” Instructor Thomas Smith - Math I Guess” “Oh the easy life” Vincent Kowalski - Librarian Hi there folks Ellen Blocher - Library Clerk Dorothy Williams - Secretary Carol Miller - Secretary Doris Shook - Business Clerk Joan Trostle - Business Clerk 64 Mr Reed in action Custodians - Lynn Sheffer. Marie Beard. Arlene Wisner. George Beard Matmence - John Jacobs Sonja Atier - Cashier Cafeteria Staff - Row 1 Jean Nace. Dot Ruppert. Lois Weigle Row 2 Nancy Shellehamer. Mable Hankey. Shirley King. Ruthann Weidner Mr Oswald doing his own thing Try not to make the same mistakes Let's go big red If only I could scratch my nose . Clubs and organizations are a vital part of life at Bermudian. They offer friendship and fellowship and build leadership by teaching stu- dents how to be responsible members of society. The students have a wide choice of clubs: dramatics, gymnastics. FBLA, FFA, FHA, tennis, or Bible, just to name a very few. The variety of clubs develop many talents that may become char- acter building hobbies or even professional assets of these citizens of the twenty-first century. Senior Chorus Senior Chorus Officers: K. Wadel. D. Keefer. L. Leer. W Taylor Madrical Singers: Row 1: P. Trimmer. D. Keefer. S. Martino Row 2: P. Tosten, N. Geiger. T. Lobaugh Row 3: J. Whitacre. M. Ehmry. L. Lobaugh Row 4: C. Hursh. W. Taylor. R. Martino Womens Chorus Row 1: B. Messinger. L. Rutters. C. Cook. W. Ardrey. J. Sweeney. P. Wolf, L. Plank. D. Perry. K. Summers. L. Crook. T. Griest. L. Faircloth Row 2: T Lobaugh. B. Frey. J. King. D. Green. B. Boyer, C. Hertz. C. Beaver. E. Myers. B. Heebner. W. Wonder. D. Murtoff. P. Sowers Row 3: S. Kramer. L. Sebright. J. Rohrbaugh. A. Utley. M. Zeigler. L. Plank. T. Winand. 68 Altos Row 1: D. Miller. D. perry. C. Becker. W. Dissinger. D. Mulder Row 2: P. Trimmer. A. Rosenzweig. D. Keefer. J. Rey- nolds. T. Lobaugh. S. Martin Row 3: L. Toffey. V. Auchey. M Stambaugh. N Geiger. P Ladue. T. Henry. Row 4 K. Miller. L. Leer. R. Herman. A. Mark. J. Ebersole. Sopranoes Row 1: K. Reynolds. D. Heid. M. Douglass. C. Brough. J. Friedman. B. Keiser. Row 2: K. Wadel. L. Ensor. M. Becker. G. Wolf. B. Willet. S. Martino Row 3: H Stambaugh. P. Tosten. P. Shull. B Ebersole. J. Eichelberger. B. Stambaugh. D. Stambaugh. Row 4: A. Hobbs. L. Speese. L. Hoke. K. Livelsberger. C. Cunningham. V. Bailey. 69 Tenors Row 1-J. Garcia. K. Reynolds. J Howell. D. Green. J. Lenker Row 2-D Hoover. J Whitacre. M Ehmry. L. Lobaugh, M. McClain. Basses Row 1-K. Messmger. C Miller. S. Lehman. S. Harbold. M. Shafer. Row 2-C. Reinecker. C. Hursh. R. Martino. G. Eich- elberger. M. Kofalt Row 3-B Aiello. W Taylor. R. Moul. T. Landis Row 4-D. Boyer. C Laughman. R Highlands. N. Lehman. T Wolf. 70 Seniors in Chorus Row 1 -K. Wadel. L. Ensor. V Auchey. D Keefer. M Becker. J. Reynolds. B Keiser Row 2-L. Leer. H. Stambaugh. M Stam- baugh. L Speese. S Martin. D Hoover. R. Herman. P. Tosten. Row 3-T. Henry. M. Shafer. M. Ehmry. C Hursh. R Martino. G. Eichelberger. W Taylor. N. Lehman. D Boyer 71 s e B n a • i n o d r Row 1 -K. Summers. D. Hide. W. Dissinger. S. Harbold. J. Miller. G. Ensor. D. Sebright. Row 2-C. Grasley. S. Lecrone. J. Carson. S McClain, J. Whitacre. R Heagey. Row 3-W Taylor. T. Landis. M. Kraft. P. Ladue. R. Fahnestock. R Moul. David Dietz-Band Director Row 1-M Ziegler, C. Beaver. T. Lobaugh, C. Cook. D. Watts. L. Crook. K. Powers. Row 2-J Ebersole. S. Starner, K. Mase- mer. J. Reynolds. K. Reynolds. S. Stev- ens. L. Showers. S. Hiekes. R. Myers. J. Eichelberger. B. Gockenauer. A Hobbs. T. Philips. Row 1-B. Heebner. B. Fry. T. Griest. Row 2-B. Stambaugh. D. Miller. K. Reynolds. Row 3-M. Clain. M. Ehmry. S. Cook. Row 1-R. Weigle. J. Howe. K. Messinger. J. Behney. Row 2-L. Lobaugh. M. Shaeffer. R. Trimmer. Row 3-G. Eichelberger. C. Ritchie. B. Martino. C. Reinecker Row 1-J. Behney. C. Brough. J. Kraft. D. Murtorff, D. Perry. S. Mar- tino. Row 2-S. Zinn. B. Messinger. L. Reese. B. Boyer. C. Hertz. J. Deavers. Row 3-S. Showers. T. Lo- baugh. V. Bailey. S. Shive. M. King.. Row 4-H. Stambaugh. L. Sebright. P. Trimmer. L Friedman.. Row 1- J. Hunt. C. Miller. B. Philips. T. Wolf. C. Hursh. Row 2- T. Weav- er. J. Stevens. A. Rosenzweig. J. Starner. M Shaberly. J. Lenker National Front- L. Speese. L. Duncan. L Coulson. J Bollinger Senior Majorette-Beth Bickle Majorettes-Row 1 - S Bickle. J. Myers. B. Bickle. B Boyer Row 2 - B Frey. S. Starner. M Douglas. K Reynolds. L Rutters Rifle and Flag Corps-Row 1 - L. Friedman. C Forsythe. R Ensor. J Thoman. Row 2 - D. Stambaugh. T. Philips. P Tosten. V Bailey. S. Tate. L. Showers. S. Hiekes. D. Pifer. S. Stevens. J. Friedman 74 Field Commanders- D. Sebright. A. Rosenzweig. P Ladue Seniors-Row 1- B Bickle. L Speese. L Friedman, R Ensor. C. Forsythe. S. Stambaugh.. Row 2-P. Tos- ten. S. Cook. H Stambaugh. J. Reynolds. L. Reese. G. Ensor. T. Philips. Row 3- M Shaeffer. R. Trim- mer. B. Martino. W. Taylor. M. Ehmry. C. Hursh. G. Eichelberger Executive Council - Row 1 - R Ensor. D. Sebright. P. Ladue. P. Tosten. Row 2 - D. Miller. G. Ensor. K. Messinger. T. Wolf. W. Taylor, H. Stambaugh. M. Ehmry. T. Lobaugh. L. Reese. T. Lobaugh 76 If only they knew. . . Row 1 B. Willet. J. Steimling. B. Inskip. S. Mc- Clain. T. Lobaugh. G. Ensor B. Boyer. T. Mil- ler. B. Ebersole, T. Winand. D. Boyer. T. Griest. G. Wolf. D. Sebright. J. King. Officers Serving as Student Council President has been a learning and rewarding experience for me. As president I have seen the need for organization in planning events and activities. The function of Student Council is to improve the school and community in anyway possible. The task of doing this is very difficult to accomplish without the help of the entire school. If Student Council is to succeed in its goal, the need for underclassmen to become more involved in school activi- ties is very important. To next years council I wish the best of luck in any problems they may encounter. Advisors D. Dixon. B. Sweger President - D. Boyer Vice - President - G. Wolf Secretary - T. Winand Treasurer - B. Ebersole Parliamentarian - B. Inskip Student Council 77 Tennis Row 1-J. Starner, S. Reinhart. B. Heebner. J. Kraft. C. Steimling. B. Shellehamer. J. Beh- ney. Row 2-J. Long. R Weigle. D. Speelman. C. Garcia. T Black. S. Harbold. Row 3-D Harris. T Tipler. M. Anderson. M Kofalt. K. Trish. D. Myers. J. Ingle. Row 4-J. Guise. T. Landis. R Moul. R Heagey. R King. B Piter. G. Ensor, J. Speese. Chess Row 1-R. Phillips. J. Trone. J. Griffie. M. Juli- ana. J. Garcia. J. Howell, S. Deibler. J Huff- man Row 2-J. Miller. P. Ladue. N. Geiger. G. Knackstedt. S. Hamilton. H. Friedline. A. Lentz. Row 3-D. Williams. R. Lusk. G. Knack- stedt. R. Martino, T. Chupp. M. Ehmry. F.B.L.A. Row 1-C. Stoner. J LaRue. P. Showers. H. Nguyen. K Hunt. T. Griest. T Hartzell. J Mc- Creary. Row 2-S. Thoman. T. Phillips. B Boy- er. C. Hertz. B Messinger. C. Cook. M Kroft. Row 3-B. Stambaugh. S. Weidner. P. Wolf. J. LaRue. S. Thoman. T Hartlaub. L. Rutters. D. Heid T Row 4-L. Sebright. T. Weaver. M. Mc- Elwee. M Zeigler. G. Ensor. D. Stambaugh. A Rosenzweig. 78 F.F.A Row 1-A Bair. E. Herman. S. Warner. R. Lory. M. Altier. D Angel. Row 2-M Kraft. R. Yohn. S Starner. B Warner. B. Keller. J. Henry. Mr. Redding Row 3-Mr. Oswald. C. Ruppert. G. Riley. M. Stambaugh. D. Frey. S. Dick. S. Boyer Row 4-J Lehr. J Lott. J Gu- lick. J. Rmker. M. Kepner. T. Cutshall. E. Spangler. L. Hess. F.F.A. Row 1-T. Boose. R Bupp. M Herren. C King.. J. Heikes. S. Eckenrode. Row 2-B Yohn. B Luther. D. Luther. M. Deputy. B. In- skip. Row 3-G. Reed. L. Keckler. T. Ruth. T Wolf. H Baez. C. Brehm. Row 4-L. Leer. G Pauli. R Lescalleet. M Moody. M. Metzer F.H.A. Row 1-M. Smith. S. Tate. B Wrights. G. Rothenhaver. D. Watts. K. Bodkins. W. Ard- rey. V. Byers. Row 2 S. Sponseller. L. Moody. H. Rice. C. Sponseller. S. Zinn. C. Hartlaub. L. Thomas. Row 3-S. Lmebaugh. A. Utley. L. Rice. L. Plank. B. Smith. D. Gramm. B. Wrights. D. Thoman. 79 B-Club Row 1-J. Ensor. K. Miller. M. Becker. S. Gruver. S. Heikes. L. Showers. C. Lehman. T Miller. J. Carson. K Reynolds. W. Dissinger. G. Nelson. L Miller. L. Starry. C. Thompson. S. Bickle. M. Phillips. Row 2-R. Trimmer. D. Williams. P. Culp. C. Althoff. L. Toffey. S. Cook. L. Reese. J. Reynolds. D. Scheerer. K. Gilson. P. Shull. L. Faircloth. S. Showers. S. Starner. J. Myers. M. Spahr. D. Myers. Row 3-C. Forsythe. E. Powers. T. Gilson. C. Richie. W. Parr. V. Auchey. L. Stambaugh. L. Ensor. K. Wadel. L. Speese. M. Stam- baugh. A. Hobbs. D. Stephens. M Ensor. M Shafer. G. Starner. D. Mummert. Row 4- J. Cooley. K. Racer. D. Welsh. T. Myers. J. Lehr. L. Leer. B. Ebersole. J. Ebersole. K. Stimer. V. DeHaven. V. Bailey. L. Freidman. J. Thoman. R. Ensor. C. Cunningham. B. Gochenaur. 80 Drama Row 1-L. Reigle. L. Erford. D. Sebright. C. Taylor. Row 2-D. Hoover. M. Keller. T. Henry. R. Piho. Row 3-B. Utley. Mrs. Sweger. Bible Row 1-J. Whitacre. L. Plank. K. Miller. Row 2-C. Hursh, W. Taylor. Stage Crew Row 1-M Holsopple. C Reinecker. J. Lehr. B. Wolfe. Row 2-G. Starrier. D Tosten. B. Aiello. C. Emlet. R Morris. C Laughman. Row 3-M. Ensor. K. Messmger. B. Ritchie. L. Lobaugh. Future Health Careers Row 1-J Steimling. T Binner. L. Crook. R Lmebaugh. P. Wolf. J. Sweeny. Row 2-W Wonder. D Green. L. Cheeks. T Gobrecht. L Faircloth. B. Reed. D. Erb Row 3-T. Rohr- baugh. K Snyder. K Altice. D Hollabaugh. K Runk. J Decker Wrestlerettes Row 1-G. Nelson. L. Miller. B. Messinger. L. Starry. K. Thompson. S. Bickle. T Greist. J. Behney. M Thompson. C. Byers. M. Phillips Row 2-B. Caldwell. R Ensor. M Shellman. G. Wolf. L. Rutters. J. Myers. L. Coulson. 8 Wil- let. K. Stoner. T. Lobaugh. Row 3-T. Weaver. C. Robinson. K Larson. D Miller. L. Penny- packer. T. Lobaugh. D Murtorff. K. Byers. P. Culp. L. Coulson. Row 4-L. Sebright. L. Leer. C. Forsythe. L. Freidman. J. Thoman, T. Winand. V. Auchey. P Ladue. K Livelsberger, N Geiger. B. Ebersole. French Row 1-Mrs. Farlow. M. Douglass. D Perry. K Sume K. Summers. M Thompson. J. Freid- man. Row 2-E. Myers. P Trimmer. B Frey. K. Brough. C. Beaver. Row 3-D. Piter. D. Miller. K Masemer. T. Lobaugh. S. Martino. K. My- ers.. Row 4-M. McClain. K Livelsberger. R. Myers. J. Eichelberger. K. Byers. Varsity Row 1-L. Lobaugh. S Tanger. B. Wolfe. S. McClain. T. Spahr. K. Messinger. G. Wolf. Row 2-T. Winand. M. Stambaugh. T. Gaines, K. Myers. J. Carson. J. Nell. C. Emlet. Row 3- N Lehman. R. Highlands. D. Black. D. Tos- ten. B. Aiello. J. Smith. D. Deihl. Row 4-D. Boyer. C. Laughman. R. Morris. 82 Gymnastic Row 1-K. Stoner. L. Coulson. J. Behney. A. Becker. C. Byers. Row 2-B. Caldwell. J. Stev- ens. R. Ensor. B. Willet. Row 3-C. Robinson. A. Mark. L. Duncan. L. Pennypacker. D. Perry. Golf Row 1-D. Scott. J. Myers. M Yost. D. Kroft. B. Werner Row 2-D. Hankey. T. Devers. H. Altland. Z. Brown. K. Grimm. Row 3-K. Ber- wager. M. Hinton. B. Warner. W. Carpenter. Gym Row 1-S. Cross. W. Smith. T. Boose. G. Wilda- son, K. Shafer. Row 2-S. Martin. T. Hostetter. B Melton. J. King. Row 3-M Shaberly. F Brown. C. Herman. R. Herman. S. Shive. 83 84 The lazy days of August are fading fast. One could come to school two weeks before the first day and see the football team hard at work, the band sweating away on the practice field, the cross coun- try team running its course, maybe even the field hockey team hard at work looking for a winning season and quite possibly, the cheer- leaders getting ready for that first big game. One may easily gauge the success of the season by the enthusiasm put into the opening summer practices. The enthusiasm is there this year as is the suc- cess. Who doesn’t remember a cheerleader and all the spirit they promote at games? Cheerleaders are usually remembered for having a big mouth, being loud and having a never ending energy used to make the Eagles strive for a victory. For football season this year our cheerleaders increased their number from seven to twelve and for basketball and wrestling they divide. So if you heard more noise this fall, there’s your answer. Under the supervision of Ms. Linda Topper our cheerleaders work very hard at supporting their teams as well as pro- moting school spirit. Our cheerleaders the are the backbone for Eagle s Spirit. Senior - Valerie Auchey Senior - Lori Leer Row 1 Bonnie Codwell Row 2 Lisa Spiese Tammy Winand Cheryl Byers Lori Leer Michelle Spahr Row 3 Valerie Auchey Mrs. Linda Topper Cheerleading Advisor Rowl Rhonda Ensor Lorraine Harris Carol Robinson Row 2 Bonnie Codwell Gail Wolf Row 3 Carla Lehman Lisa Toffey 87 Boy. is it ever windy! Come on team! I bet a dollar on this game. 89 91 Chuck Emlet Tim Myers Jeff Smith Under the coaching staff of Gerald Soltis our team opened their season with a non-league game against Millersburg. Obviously the lost didn’t bother the Eagles, for victory from then on was on their minds. After a 7-4 season Bermudi- an Springs is shining like a star. We’ve awakened some fellow Blue Mountain League teams to the “tough defense and “quick of- fense of the Bermudian Springs Eagles. Randy Morris and James Brown both brought pride to our school. Randy being nominated to Big 33 and James runninng well over the 1,000 mark this season. Congratu- lations to both Randy and James and a special “hats off to the whole team for bringing the “win- ning tradition back to Bermudian Springs High School. Mike Stambaugh Steve Tanger 92 Hard work, enthusiasm, high spirits and determination was the story for Eagles pride in the past few years. This year our team has something else to add, a winning season. BSHS 7 Millersburg 32 34 Scotland 19 21 Susquemta 0 42 Camphill 7 6 New Oxford 8 0 Littlestown 23 34 Greencastle 0 18 Gettysburg 21 27 Biglerville 13 14 Northern 0 46 James Buchanan 14 Coaches: G. Soltis. T. Griffie. J. Leyda. J. Davidson. D Dries D Hememan. ’ Varsity Football Team Row 1-C. Muniz. S. Tanger. W Bloom. M Ensor. J. Carson. D. Diehl. M. Stam- baugh. R Morris. T. Gaines. J. Smith. D. Boyer. C. Emlet. T Myers. Row 2 - B Warner. J. Brown. J Whitacre. C. Laughman. R. Highlands. J. Lehr. S. Boyer. R Yohn. S. Starner. R. King. Row 3-S. McClain. S Dick. B Wolfe. B. Aiello. D Tosten. G. Golden. J. School- craft. M. Kepner. B. Inskip. M Ander- son. Trainers-J. Golf. L. Miller Mangers-R Tosten. S. Hamilton 93 Littlestown OPP. 20 New Oxford 16 Northern 26 Gettysburg 24 Biglerville 24 Greencastle 6 Boiling Springs 13 This years 9th grade football team put forth effort, time and energy towards hope of winning. Although winning no games this season our 9th grade team is given much credit for trying. Hoping for a stronger team and a better year next season, the Eagles hold on strong. c H ToSten;So D‘®b,er- W Stambaugh. T. Warner. D. Harr. J. Miller J. Cicierski. S. Decker Row 2 S. Clark. D. Highlands. W Russell. J. Howell. S. Hunt. S. Wolfe. . Forsythe T- Stiles. D McCauslin Row 3 D. Speelman. J. Hoak. K. Rager. B Blevins. W. Yohn. M. Ensor. S. Lecrone. A. Hartzel. C. Grasley 95 Coaches: T. Griffie. J. Davidson. C. VanArtsdalen Hockey is a sport that consists of a lot of fast running and good team work. Stopping and passing are also just as im- portant. The team was coached by three tough, but good coaches. They are Miss Kinsey. Mrs. Tate, and Mrs. Ristine. This years team did a great job, those hard practices really paid off! There were four seniors, four juniors and three sopho- mores. The Varsity team had six wins and four losses. The team had a great season this year. Congratulations to the players and coaches. Coaches Sue Kinsey. Connie Tate, and Deb Ristine Opp B S. 3 Northern 0 1 Susquenita 3 0 Camp Hill 1 0 Biglerville 1 1 Greencastle 0 0 James Buchanon 1 0 New Oxford 1 5 Gettysburg 3 2 Fairfield 3 3 Littlestown 0 % Varsity Row 1 Beth Ebersole. Marcie Becker. Vicki Dehaven Row 2 Kim Miller. Winona Dis- smger. Jennifer Carson. Laurie Ensor. Karen Myers Row 3 Sherry Showers. Sue Myers. Natalie Geiger. Kelly Stimer Marcie Becker Laurie Ensor Kim Miller Karen Myers Junior Varsity Row 1 Sandy Shive. Tracy Lobaugh, Tami Miller. Cathy Thompson Row 2 Michele Spahr. Donna Landis. Jill Friedman. Michelle Philips. Melissa Thompson Row 3 Michele King. Debra Murtorff. Lisa Dunkm. April Mark 97 98 Managers: Roxanne Herman. Daphne Green. Janae Bollinger Opp. B S 0 Northern 0 0 Susquenita 0 0 Camp Hill 1 1 Biglerville 0 1 Greencastle 2 0 James Buchanon 2 1 New Oxford 0 2 Gettysburg 0 0 Littlestown 0 Dribbling, passing, and stopping the ball are a few of the key skills needed to score a goal in Girls field hockey. The team practiced every day; through the August heat to the cool days in October. This year the team posted 3-3-3 season, having wins over Camp Hill. Greencastle. James Buchanon. 99 The Eagle Cross Country Team is another way Ber- mudian Springs High School is represented. Under the new coaching of Larry Redding the team put forth its most. Each member of the team always ran his best and never lost his spirit. Though the wins were few. being on the Cross Country Team is a hard and tiring sport, so each member should be congratulated for his ac- complishments. The team obtained experience and competiveness which they will always remember. Coach - Larry Redding Opp. 23 Scotland B.S.H.S. 32 20 New Oxford 46 20 Susquenita 39 17 Big Springs 49 18 Biglerville 48 15 Camp Hill 53 16 Boiling Springs 51 16 Greencastle 40 18 Gettysburg 44 21 Littlestown 34 18 James Buchanon 41 17 Northern 44 19 Shippensburg 41 100 Row 1 Robert Weaver. Mark Juliana. David Ehly. Jeffrey Guise Row 2 Dale Hankey. Thomas Chupp. John Stephens. Charles Ruppert Tom Chupp 101 Row 1 S Myers. L. Coulson, D. Sebright. K Wadel. J. Friedman. Row 2 K. Livelsberger. P. Ladue. J. Stevens. D. Eichelberger. D. Miller On November 16 17 the All School Fall Play, “Dirty Work at the Crossroads” or Tempted, Tried and True was held in the High School Auditorium. The play, a gay old melodrama was directed by Mr. L. Wagener. The plot of the play centered around the three main characters; Nellie Lovelace portrayed by Kathy Wadel. Munro Murgatroyd. portrayed by Dan Se- bright and his attempts to win Nellie away from Adam Oakhart portrayed by Dave Eichelberger. Other members of the cast included; Mookie; Sarah Myers, Ida; Jane Stevens. Widow Lovelace; Kathy Livels- berger. Mrs. Asterbilt; Pam Ladue, Leonie; Levere Coul- son, Flurette; Diane Miller and Little Nell; Jill Friedman. The prompter for the play was Jeri Larue, light techni- cian Craig Rienecker and Dawn Keefer was at the panio. Panio player. D. Keefer 103 Lighting. C. Reinecker. prompter. Jeri Larue w E S The temperature is going down while spirits are going up. It’s a month before Christmas and the winter activities have arrived. Bas- ketballs are dribbling, mats are being rolled out, the band and chorus are getting ready for that big concert and the snow is starting to fall. Every year Bermudian is offered basketball, wrestling, gymnastics, and various musical groups as well as plays and chess for the intel- lectuals. The bad weather and rough roads never seem to hamper the spirit of the active students of Bermudian. 1978-79 Bermudian Springs High School Christmas Chorus Instructor - Mr Mathew Rosendahl Band Instructor Mr. David Dietz The annual Band and Chorus Christmas Candlelight Music Festi- val was held on Sunday December 17. Everyones Christmas spirit was evident as the chorus and audience joined together in singing “Joy to the World.” Opening their segment of the concert the Senior Band played “A Christmas Festival.” Following the Band, was the Womens Senior Chorus and the Madrigal Singers. The Senior Chorus finished the afternoon with the traditional Hallejuha Chorus and Silent Night. Even the weather held with tradition by giving a very light snow fall. Everyone that attended had a very pleasent experience. 106 Student Teacher - Miss Barbara Coates Candlelight Music Festival 1978 Rick Trimmer The eagle basketball team once again returned this year with three returning lettermen and a team full of enthusiasm. Under the new coaching of Gene Segro the team has learned de- fense. pressure as well as offensive aggression. Working hard for a winning sea- son our eagles offered every spec- tator in sight an action packed game. Our eagle team practiced daily working hard after a long day of school. Basketball games were held two times a week bring- ing folks of all kinds. The eagles have appreciated all the cooperation from their fans and are hoping for the same this oncoming year. All sports teams of Bermudian are trying harder every year to reach full satisfaction in interrested spectators of the sport. 109 Managers: D. Tosten. R. Wrights B.S. OPP. 60 Northern 45 72 Fairfield 53 48 James Buchanan 32 41 New Oxford 49 43 Gettysburg 46 62 Susquenita 35 44 Littlestown 54 60 Biglerville 53 63 Northern 40 56 Shippensburg 37 50 Big Spring 26 45 Camp Hill 60 36 Scotland 54 58 Boiling Springs 72 54 Greencastle 51 58 James Buchanan 40 28 New Oxford 55 52 Gettysburg 62 89 Fairfield 50 49 Littlestown 78 60 Biglerville 55 73 Greencastle 56 Coach Fisher Junior Varsity Team Row 1 J. Speese. J Guise. J. Lehr. G. Golden. S. Dick Row 2 B. Inskip. T. Dever. R. Hunt. D. Luther B.S. OPP. 43 Northern 51 56 Fairfield 65 32 James Buchanan 45 34 New Oxford 45 39 Gettysburg 61 55 Susquenita 29 48 Littlestown 36 52 Biglerville 64 73 Northern 35 49 Shippensburg 65 26 Big Spring 43 34 Camp Hill 63 41 Scotland 45 37 Boiling Springs 57 47 Greencastle 50 51 James Buchanan 40 30 New Oxford 51 28 Gettysburg 64 60 Fairfield 47 40 Littlestown 49 38 Biglerville 36 49 Greencastle 56 Coach. Mr Bennett B.S. OPP. 14 Biglerville 28 24 Littlestown 36 21 Big Spring 60 17 New Oxford 38 15 Scotland 56 31 Gettysburg 56 29 Northern 39 21 Biglerville 47 26 Littlestown 62 21 New Oxford 47 21 Scotland 68 21 Gettysburg 59 26 Northern 32 9th Grade Boys Team. Row 1 J. Huffman. J. Miller. W. Shellehamer. D. Ehly Row 2 J. Howe. C. Brehm, A Hartzell. R. Forsythe 112 Gymnastic Team What kind of attitude do the members of the girl’s gymnastic team have after a 2 hour long grueling practice of straining every muscle in their bodies? They feel great! After 3 years of hard work they have finally received the recognition they de- serve. This year has been their busiest and their best. They have had many meets and are proud of their achievements. Most team members have placed in one event or another. Deb Perry has been selected to represent B.S.H.S. in the Tri-County Cham- pionships, which is a great honor. These girls are good, and hope to get better. Dec 18 Waynesboro J.V. Jan. 18 Carlisle J.V. and Cumberland Valley J.V. Angular Meet 27 Tri-County Novice Meet 1st row J. Behney. G. Wolf. A. Becker. K. Stoner 2nd row L. Duncan. B. Ebersole. D. Perry. L. Pennypaker 113 Coach Lenker Karen Myers Lori Reese Varsity Team: Row 1 C. Becker. L. Reese. J. Carson. K. Myers. G. Ensor. N Geiger. V. DeHaven. K. Stimer. S. Starner. W. Dissinger B.S. OPP. 23 James Buchanan 40 25 New Oxford 42 38 Fairfield 10 19 Littlestown 38 20 Biglerville 25 37 Greencastle 33 31 James Buchanan 28 22 New Oxford 42 39 Gettysburg 58 60 Fairfield 33 24 Littlestown 55 56 Biglerville 36 Managers: D. Heid. C. Cook Alot of changes took place this year in the girls basketball program. The major change, was the new coach, Mr. Lenker. Hustling and shooting are the key factors of this indoor sport. These along with hard work, devotion and ambition make for a good team. The girls learned many new plays and moves to help them in their games this year. The varsity team consisted of two seniors, four juniors and three soph- omores. These nine girls worked hard to bring home some wins for Bermudian Springs. 114 9th Grade Managers: J. Asper. M. Chivers B.S. OPP. 14 James Buchanan 21 12 New Oxford 39 26 Fairfield 14 18 Littlestown 26 18 Biglerville 32 24 Greencastle 23 16 James Buchanan 19 4 New Oxford 26 23 Gettysburg 31 20 Fairfield 28 23 Littlestown 27 17 Biglerville 23 J V. Team: Row 1 A. Mark. A. Utley. K. Livelsberger. L. Hoke. M. Shaberly. J. Blocker. K. Byers Row 2 S. Showers. B. Stambaugh. S. Cross. K. Altice. M Smith. P. Culp. L. Starry 9th Grade Team: Row 1 T. Lobaugh. O. Brown. P. Byers. D. Green. S. Shive Row 2 R. Byers. J. Behney. S. Stevens. T Griest. M. Thompson B.S. 7 New Oxford OPP. 50 8 Northern 30 17 Biglerville 40 11 Shippensburg 54 17 Scotland 39 3 Gettysburg 39 14 Littlestown 26 10 Boiling Springs 39 9 Biglerville 39 23 New Oxford 40 ns Coach Miller Coaches - Mr. McCollum. Mr. Griffie Steve Tanger 116 Row 1 J. Miller. J. Lenker. K. Messinger. L. Lobaugh. D Williams. S. McClain Row 2 R. Heagy. J. Carson. S. Tanger. B. Aiello. D. Tosten. R. Highlands Jim Carson All the excitement of the pins as well as the wins is some background of our matmen. Under the coaching staff of Dave McCollum, our guys put in many hours of practice, lost many pounds and have used every muscle in their body to put forth a winning season. The Cheerleaders. Wrestlerettes and our fans have shown a great deal of support for our Eagles. Wrestling is a growing program for those individualist who have the potential to be the best they possibly can. 117 1978 Holiday Wrestling Queen. Miss Gail Wolf The Eighth Annual Holiday Wrestling Tournament was held at Bermudian Springs on December 28, 1978. With the action starting at 2 p.m. we hosted Newport, Central Dauphl East, and neighboring Biglerville. After preliminaries, Bermudian advanced five wrestlers to the finals, which took place at 7:30 that evening. Crowning of our Holiday Tournament queen started off the evening. The following were the candidates: Sen- iors-Lori Leer, Lisa Speese, and Kathy Wadel. Juniors- Kelly Stimer. Leona Thomas, and Gail Wolf. Soph.-Sus- anne Bickle and Michelle Sphar. Last years queen Karen Stimer crowned our 1978 queen. Miss Gail Wolf with first runner-up, Lori Leer and 2nd going to Kathy Wadel. The evening followed with action packed wrestling with Bermudian finishing with two first place finishers, Kevin Messinger 105 lbs. and Doug Tosten 155 lbs. The final team standings show Newport 1st with 145 points, Big- lerville 2nd with 106 points, C.D.E. 3rd with 97 points and Bermudian 4th with 79 points. 1977 Queen. Miss Karen Stimer and escort 1978 Holiday Wrestling Tournament Holiday Wrestling Candidates and escorts 118 Holiday Tournament Champions Row 1 Rick Weller (Newport). Kevin Messinger (Bermudian Springs). Harry Dietz (Newport). John Moretz (C D. East). Pat Curry (Newport). Todd Heisey (Newport) Row 2 Jeff Harris (C D. East). Stan Metzer (Biglerville). Doug Tosten (Bermudian Springs). Tom Fredlund (C.D. East). Greg Corbo (C D. East). Dolphus Felton (Biglerville) B.S. OPP. 42 James Buchanan 20 48 Delone 18 27 East Pennsboro 24 13 Gettysburg 37 18 Big Spring 38 19 Shippensburg 40 5 Northern 50 16 Boiling Springs 41 32 Littlestown 28 43 Greencastle 18 14 Biglerville 35 3 Susquenita 53 31 Scotland 32 34 Camp Hill 30 17 New Oxford 36 Eagle Matmen In Action Chess Team: Row 1 Mr Dixon. J Griffie. S. Deibler. I. Stockham Row 2 R. Phillips. G. Knackstedt. J. Trone Row 3 D Williams. M Ehmrey. G Knackstedt. S. Linebaugh. The Chess Team work real hard this year and learned much through the various matches held Mr Dixon took over as coach this year and even the advisor had things to learn about a chess meet Throughout the years these special people have continued to serve as constant boosters of Bermudian Springs. 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