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

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I’m sure everyone will certainly agree that these two remarkable Seniors have put many years into hard- thought training to learn the skills of success. They sure have learned their skills well and are ready and eager to put them to work! Just look where this train- ing has gotton them — at the top, already! Who could this be? Why Diane and Robert, of course. They sure do make our Senior class a whole lot more complete! We wish them loads of happiness as they excel in life! Being a good athlete takes a lot of hard work, skill, and many sacrifices. Bill Aiello and Jenny Carson have certainly made many. With their good sportsmanship and determination in sports, they have shown true school spirit through out the years. That’s why they’ve been voted Most Athle- tic.” Who do we find sneeking around around corners as quiet as mice, yet as clever as fox? Their quiet and bright personalities sure do add something to our class! Shy? Well, not really once you get to know them — try to strike up a conversation with them sometime, you’ll find they’re right nice to talk to! Know who they are? Karen Reynolds and Ivan Stock- ham of course. We sure do wish them the best to come in the future! 7

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WHO’S WHO IN THE CLASS OF 1981 The Senior class has chosen Sue Martino and Troy Wolf as the “Most Musical.” This talented duo has helped to make our music department a success by providing leadership and enthusiasm. Whether they’re singing in the chorus or playing in the band, Sue and Troy help to “keep the beat going.” We know these two Seniors as Jeri LaRue and Jeff Starner. But, with a little makeup, special costumes, and a spotlight, they can be anybody they want to be. These two have portrayed many different characters in the dramatic productions over the years. They’ve done a good job, and have been voted “Most Dramatic.” As for the future, Jeri and Jeff — break a leg! If a picture paints a thousand words, then Chris Stroh and Sherry Showers certainly have a lot to say. Much thought and patience goes into each work of art. They’re sure to create a masterpiece some day, as the Seniors have predicted by choosing them to be the “Most Artistic.” 6

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Up, down, winning or losing, some people always stand behind our team. Carla Lehman and Jeff Schoolcraft have this quality, and have been voted “Most Spirited” for their unending support. Did you ever notice you have a hard time arguing with some people? It’s not that you can’t win, but there is nothing to argue about. So for their warm, kind, personalities, Andy Becker and Doug Campbell have been voted “Most Agreeable.” A dull class, a boring study hall, a quiet lunch, sets the stage for these two to let their talent run loose. They can brighten any part of the day with their crazy antics and humor. For this reason Kim Byers and Dave Luther have been chosen “Class Clowns.” 8