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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1982 volume:

The Eagle Bermudian Springs High School York Springs, PA 1982 Volumne XX Time is remembered Reflections of Time Remember the time we first learned to walk And soon afterwards we learned how to talk; Not a thing was safe from our fingers then; Before they knew it, we were counting to ten. Remember the day we first started to school? Our parents kissed us good-bye and made us feel like fools; They saw we had nametags, and made us promise to be good, And while crossing our fingers, we told them we would. The next six years flew by us so fast; Before anyone realized, they were over and past; Gone were the recesses and blackboards to erase; We were moving up to a more important place. When we got to high school, we were in for a shock; The bathrooms didn’t have doors, and the lockers didn’t lock; The notes never ended, and neither did the tests; But we kept trying to do our very best. Somehow we made it through these years, Forming life-long friendships with teachers and peers; Of the time we spent together and the time we spent apart, We will hold many memories forever in our hearts. Michele King Table of Contents Seniors page 20 Underclassmen Title Page 38 Juniors 39 Sophomores 44 Freshmen 49 Sports Title Page 57 Football 58 Cross Country 64 Field Hockey 66 Boys' Basketball 70 Girls' Basketball 74 Wrestling 78 Cheerleaders 86 Activities Title Page 89 Spirit Week — Parents Day 90 All School Play 92 Christmas Concert 94 Clubs Title Page 97 Band 99 Chorus 104 Clubs 107 Faculty and Administration 113 Patrons 124 3 Editor in Chief — Traci Lobaugh Staff chooses Time as theme We, the 1982 yearbook staff realize that time moves extremely fast, for we know the four years we spend in high school are the best years of our lives. This is why we chose “Time” as the theme for this year’s yearbook. Like sand through an hourglass, time can not be slowed down or stopped, however, “The Eagle” gives the reader a glance back into the past and recall special memories of the 1981-82 school year. The staff sincerely hopes this book will be cherished for years to come. Associate Editor — Pat Shank Copy Editor — Kathy Holtzinger Business Manager — Tammy Griest Senior Editor — Elizabeth Myers Typing Staff — Beth Messinger. Candy Cook. Stacey Thoman. Editor. Beth Boyer, Jackie King Layout Staff — Editor. Michele King. Suzie Stevens. Kathy Jennings. Dana Bollinger. Sharon Krout Advertising Staff — Jim Hoak. Deb Murtroff. Chris Hertz. Marlin Ensor. Editor. Tracey Weaver Literary Staff — Beth Heebner. Tracey Tate. Editor. Mark McClain. Angie Taylor. Fara Whitacre Sports Staff — Cindy Beaver. Tracey Hamm. Editor. Sharon Thoman. Jeff Hunt Advisor — L.W. Wagener Who’s Who in ’82 Everyone dreams of some day becoming rich and successful. Traci Lobaugh and Mark McClain have been voted “Most Likely to Succeed” because they have worked hard at their studies and have earned not only good grades, but also good friends. With their efforts and skills they will be a big success in life. Remember in fourth grade when Mr. Mickey taught us all to play those plastic recorders and we all thought we were the next best thing to Boots Randolph? Well, thanks to Jeff Howell and Michele King, Bermudian can now brag about its terrific musical talents. Singing in the choir and playing an instrument in the band takes a lot of practicing, sour pitches and two left feet. For their “oom-pah” spirit, Jeff and Michele have deservedly been acclaimed, “Most Musical.” There are certain people in school who are known to be “extra friendly and seem to get along with everybody. Scott Wolfe and Missy Thompson have been voted “Class Flirts” because they never miss a day without being unnoticed. Being an athlete takes a lot of hard work, practice and a determined spirit. Whether it’s a touchdown on the football field or a goal in the hockey cage, you can count on two seniors being there to score for the team; Sandy Shive and Denny Shultz. Sandy and Denny have always exhibited the ability to go that extra mile when it comes to sports. For their athle- tic talents, the senior class has recognized them as Most Athletic.M There are always faithful followers as well as partici- pants in activities. Marlin Ensor and Stacy Thoman have mastered both. These two people will always be found putting all they’ve got into supportive action for our Eagles. We have voted them Most Spirited.” Jim Hoak and Beth Boyer are the kind of people everyone enjoys being around. You’ll never exper- ience a dull moment or lonely hour with these two present. They are just naturally talented in the area of being fun.” We have nominated them Most Fun.” Well. B.S.H.S. no longer needs a social directory. If you wanna here the latest gossip, just see the Ann Landers and Jack Ander- son of Bermudian; Tina Hartlaub and Jeff Long. Tina and Jeff always seem to be on top of the latest rumors and social talk of the school. That’s why the senior class has voted them, Most Talkative.” Hey, did you hear about ... ? There are some people who can have fun no matter where they are. Whether in a busy chorus rehearsal or boring study hall. Steve Lecrone and Suzie Stevens have the talent to keep you laughing in the aisle. They have been chosen class clowns. Well, we asked Liz and Roger to at least pull their noses from their latest novels for this picture, but I’m afraid that we were unsuccessful. Some people, like Elizabeth Myers and Roger Fahnestock, just love a book, and for those of us who are less knowledgeable about books, this couple can recommend anything from Shake- speare to Vonnegut. That’s why the senior class has nominated them. “Bookworms.” Hey. did you just see someone peek around that corner? Why. there is someone there! It’s Robin Linebaugh and Ron Becker, the senior classes’ “Shyest” couple. Well, not really. Robin and Ron are down right nice once you can get them to talk! There are some people who seem to agree and get along with just about everyone. Joel Garcia and Kathy Holtzinger are no excep- tion. With their warm and kind per- sonalities, they have been voted “Most Agreeable.” 8 Marlin Ensor Mary Ellen McElwee Kathy Holtzinger Wanda Ardrey Kevin Reynolds Don Speelman jC Time. The essence of Life, Always moving on, Like a relentless warrier to fight till his last breath. Never waiting, As free as the wind. Never controlled. Almost like a god. Only changed By Time Joel Garcia Wanda Custard Carolyn Sponseller Cindy Beaver Chris Brehm Deb Watts Leroy Byers Beth Heebner Tim Boose Al Hartzell Denise Piter Steve Deibler Chuck King Missy Thompson Kim Myers Mark McClain Michelle King Chris Hertz Beth Messinger Steve Lecrone Jerry Griffie Beverly Frey Daphne Green Dennis Kroft Traci Lobaugh ■ Sandy Shive Vera Lentz 11 Lynn Pennypacker Jeff Heikes Scott Wolfe Jeff Howell Judy Behney Jeff Hunt Ron Weigle Tammy Griest Mindy Zeigler Chris Steimling Joel Garcia Kathy Summers Barb Wrights Suzie Stevens Joe Lenker Dennis Shultz Tim Brown 12 Dave Ehly Missy Shelleman Traci Lobaugh Miriam Sheffer Donna Wallen Ron Becker Tammy Gobrecht Wade Keech Terri Tipler Jeff Long Deb Murtorff Butch Richie Tina Hartlaub Jason Huffman Ronnie McCreary When time Traci Lobaugh Helen Rice Mike Yost was young 13 Seniors give time and ability. Stevie eats keys. 14 What are Tim and Renee doing? Jeff is busy. Missy holds Denise's hand. Congratulations to Mary Ellen. Marlin chows down. 15 The silks study the game. Beth and Traci wait for halftime. The band cheers for the team Just another boring game according to the crowd What a team! Run Steve, run! Mr Wagener and Mrs. Johnston take a break. 1981 Homecoming Queen. Beth Boyer Andy crowns the happy Queen. Beth Boyer reigns as 1981 Homecoming Queen I was in a stupor as for what to write delineating 1981's Homecoming activities. Glancing through old accumulated yearbooks, the past memories just could not compare with the warm feelings that I’m sure this past Homecoming has left on all of us. The week before Saturday. October tenth, was a flurry of class colors, paper, paint, and friendly competitiveness between classes. The final results of the poster contest were announced at a very spirited pep rally; Seniors were first; Freshmen, second; Juniors third; and Sophomores, fourth. As Friday came to a close, the air grew frosty and cold, but not chilly enough to melt the warm spirit of the Homecoming candidates, band, football players, and cheerleaders as they paraded through our hometowns. The parades were followed by an enthusiastic bonfire that set high hopes for the next day’s game. Homecoming dawned crisp and sunny as the game kicked off at 1:30. By halftime, fingernails were being nibbled away as control of the football was sporadically passed from the Eagles to the Waynesboro Indians. By halftime, the score was tied at 0-0. Then the band stepped onto the field in all white as the Homecoming candidates were chauffeured into the stadium. Dale Heineman. our announcer, introduced to us: Beth Boyer. Tammy Griest. Traci Lobaugh. Lynne Pennypacker. Missy Shelleman. Sandy Shive. Sharon Thoman. and Stacy Thoman. Fingernails went down even farther as Sandy Shive was announced second runner-up. and Sharon Thoman first runner-up. By this time the anticipation was unbearable as Beth Boyer was finally crowned Homecoming Queen of 1981 by Andrea Becker, retiring queen from last year. Then the tension grew unbearable as our Eagles superbly scored seven points against the scoreless Indians, the game coming to a heartstopping climax in the end. Everyone rushed home to prepare themselves for a fun night of music and dancing in the gym that evening. The entertainment was provided by D.J. Rex Walter as everyone relaxed and did a few turns on the dance floor. Homecoming this year turned out to be a superb success. The great memories we’ve accumulated from this year's Homecoming will be some of our most treasured high school experiences. Hold'em Eagles 17 Sharon Thoman Stacy Thoman Tammy Griest Traci Lobaugh 1981 Homecoming court and escorts. Dave and Mark compare bands. Fourth place car Tina takes a break Student council's car Steve gains some yardage. 18 Lynne Pennypaker Missy Shelleman Sandra Shive Wayde goes for the victory First place car Retiring Queen — Andrea Becker Waiting for the big announcement Number one band! 19 Wanda Altland Wanda Ardery Cynthia Beaver Ronald Becker Tim Brown Wanda Custred John Bruggeman Steven Deibler Roger Bupp Greg Dever 20 Judy Behney Leroy Byers David Ehly Tim Boose Renee Byers Marlin Ensor Beth Boyer Roger Fahnestock Letty Crook Beverly Frey 21 Kathy Holtzinger Jeffrey Howell Jason Huffman Tina Hartlaub Joel Garcia Allen Hartzell Tammy Gobrecht Beth Heebner Charles Grasley Jeff Heikes 22 Daphne Green Tammy Griest Jerry Griffie Crystal Hertz Less Hess James Hoak Mary Hockenbraugh 23 Motto: Today's dreams will be tomorrow’s reality Flower: White rose Class colors: Mint green white Class officers: President — Beth Boyer Vice President — Marlin Ensor Secretary-Treasurer — Mary Ellen McElwee Jacqueline King Michele King Greg Knackstedt Joanna Kraft Stephen Lecrone Joel Lenker Vera Lentz Beth Messmger James Miller Robin Linebaugh Jon Miller 26 Dennis Kroft Jeff Kuhn Traci Lobaugh Mark McClain Ron McCreary Mary Ellen McElwee Kim Larson Debra Murtorff Elizabeth Myers Kim Myers Neal Miller Walter Richie Lynne Pennypacker Diana Perry Tim Ruth Bryan Smith Denise Pifer Mark Schrum Krista Snyder Georgia Rothenhoefer Dennis Shultz Lisa Plank Miriam Sheffer Donald Speelman Carolyn Sponseller Kevin Reynolds Mike Shenberger Chris Steimlmg Sandra Shive Kathryn Powers Melissa Shelleman John Stephens Suzanne Stevens Kathy Summers Sharon Thoman Elizabeth Utley Donna Wallen Deborah Watts Robert Weaver Members of the Class, no pictures available: Robert Forsythe Jeff Long George McDaniel Bruce McGuigan Brenda Reed Gary Reed Helen Rice William Russell Michelle Smith Donna Thoman Terri Tipler Scott Wolfe Barbara Wrights Tracy Weaver Ronald Weigle Gregory Williams Greg Winand Michael Yost Mindy Zeigler Lauri McKee William Rutters 31 Sharon gets first runner-up Tina and Stacy beautify themselves Scott at work? Marlin takes a leap 32 Jon is really busy Steve takes such abuse I, as Senior Class President, have had an oppor- tunity to share many great moments with my fellow classmates. I will always cherish these memories. School, as everyone knows, is not an easy step in life. However, it is a very important one. It is the stepping stone to everyones future. As graduation approaches. I know that every Senior Class member has the ability and knowl- edge to make their life a success. I would like to wish them all the luck and happiness they have earned and very much deserve. Beth Boyer President IN MEMORY OF William Chupp April 10, 1964 June 12, 1978 SENIOR DIRECTORY Wanda Jo Altland (“W.J.”)... June 30. 1964 ... Seen with Wicked. Michelle. Lorraine. Tammy. Donna . .. “B” Club 10. F.H.A. 11. 12. Wanda Sue Ardrey (Dump). . . Septem- ber 23. 1963 . . . Seen with Lisa. Vera, and all my friends .. . Ambition is to live a successful life and be happy ... Vol- leyball 12. F.H.A. 9. 10. 11. 12 . . . How she has grown: I feel I have grown a lot.” . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the great class of ”82”, meeting a lot of nice people, and having lots of fun in Home Ec. Cynthia Ann Beaver (Cindy) . . . May 3. 1964 Seen with Beth. Elizabeth. Mark. Miriam. Roger . . . Ambition is to go to college and become a computer programmer . . . Concert Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Glee Club 9. Chorus 10. 11. 12. French Club 9. 10. 11. 12. Stage Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Yearbook Staff 12 . .. Offices held — Vice-President of the French Club 12 . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for my friends and wacky times in band. Ronald Edward Becker (Ron). . March 8. 1964 . Seen with Darryl. Wanda. Lisa. Vera . . . Ambition is to lead a hap- py and successful life . . . French Club 11. 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the rowdy lunches. Judy Ann Behney (Beany) . . March 27. 1964 . . . Seen with all my friends . . Ambition is to be successful in life and enter the business field . . . Basket- ball 9. 10. 11. 12. Concert Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Wrestlerettes 9. Tennis Club 9. Craft Club 10. Girl's Gym Club 11. Stage Band 12 How she has grown: “I have made a lot of new friends.” . . . Will re- member B.S.H.S. for all the fun with my friends. Timothy Alan Boose (Boozer) . . . May 23. 1964 . . . Seen with Bumper. Ander- son. Hessy. and many more ... Ambi- tion is to be a successful farmer ... F.F.A. 9. 10. 11. 12 . . . Offices held — F.F.A. County Reporter 12 . . . How he has grown: I have developed a more mature perspective over the years.” . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for rowdy study halls, and exciting Vo. Ag. classes. Beth Ann Boyer (Bubbles) . . . October 11. 1964 . . . Seen with Mark. Cris. Tra- cy, Tracy. Traci. Debbie. Beth .. . Ambi- tion is to make the best of the career I choose and to be happy .. . Basketball 9. 10. 11. F.B.L.A. 9. ••B” Club 10. 11. 12. Concert Band 9. 10. 11. Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Girl's Glee Club 9. Chorus 10. 11. 12. Student Council 9. 10. 11. 12. Yearbook Staff 11. 12 . . . Offices held — Vice-President of Class 11 President of class 9.12. Secretary of Student Council 10. 11. President of Student Council 12. Vice-President of “B” Club 11. President of B” Club 12 . . . How she has grown: “I feel I have learned how to take on a challenge and meet it.” . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all of the good times with my friends. Chris Eugene Brehm ... October 1, 1964 . .. Seen with Denny. Jim. Lee, Chuck. Marlin . . . Ambition is to be a farmer .. . Baseball 9. 10, 12. Basket- ball 9. 10. 11. F.F.A. 9. 10. 11. 12 . . . Offices held — F.F.A. Sentinal 12 . . . How he has grown: I'm wiser and more ready to handle the world.” . . . Will re- member B.S.H.S. for Mr. Redding's Ag. classes. Timothy Paul Brown (Tim).. . October 29. 1963 . . . Seen with Ron Weigle . . . Ambition is to have a successful life .. . Wristling 9. Track 11. Football 12. Golf Club 9. 10. 11. Auto Mechanics Club 11 . . . How he has grown: I have learned to treat everyone as a friend.” ... Will remember B.S.H.S. for the excellent school spirit. John Scott Bruggeman (Boogieman) November 22. 1964 . . . Seen with Ron Eppley. Maureen. Bruce. John. Bob . . Ambition is to be a musician . . . Track 9. Chess Club 9. Hiking Club 10. 11. Tennis Club 12 . . . How he has grown: “Six inches.” . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for Mr. Soltis. Roger Allen Bupp (Bumber).. . Novem- ber 22. 1964 . . . Seen with Boozer. Hessy. Anderson . . . Ambition is to be a successful farmer . . . F.F.A. 9. 10. 11, 12 . . . How he has grown: “I have be- come more responsible with important duties.” . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the fun Vo Ag. classes. Elsie Renee Byers (Renee).. . October 16. 1964 . . Seen with Judy. Donna. Patti . Ambition is to succeed in the career I choose and live a happy life . . . Basketball 9. 10. 11, Volleyball 12. F.H.A. 9. Tennis Club 12 How she has grown: “I feel that I have learned how to accept and meet challenges.” Will remember B.S.H.S. for running in gym class. Leroy Melvin Byers (B. B.) . . . August 17. 1963 . Seen with Marlin. Chris. Jim. Denny . Ambition is to find a good job and make a lot of money . . . Ski Club 9. Tennis Club 10. 11. 12. Stage Crew 10. 11, 12. “B”Club 12 . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the fun times. Candra Nette Cook (Candy) .. . June 12. 1964 . . Seen with Michele. Kathy. Tammy. Sandy. Jackie, and the rest of the gang Ambition is to succeed in life and my career choice . . Basketball manager 9. 10. 11, 12. Volleyball 11. 12. Concert Band 9. 10. 11. 12. March- ing Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Chorus 10. F.B.L.A. 9. 12. “B Club 10. Yearbook Staff 12 . . . Offices held — Secretary of Band 12. Vice-President of F.B.L.A. 12 . . . How she has grown: I feel that I have learned to accept and take on more challenges in life. . . Will re- member B.S H.S. for all the fun times I've had. Letty Jane Crook (Lettuce).. . May 15. 1964 . . . Seen with Buck. Joanna. Kim. Bev. Judy. Di. and others . . . Ambition is to become a nurse and to live a life full of happiness and love ... Concert Band 9. 10. 11, 12. Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Chorus 10. 11. 12. F.N.A. 9. 10. 11. 12 . . . Offices held — Secretary Trea- surer of F.N.A. 10 . . . How she has grown: “I feel I have grown to accept more responsibilities in life.” ... Will re- member B.S.H.S. for always having to run in gym class, crazy lunches, and for the best of times with all my super friends. Wanda Karen Custred (Wicked). . . Feb- ruary 9, 1964 . . Seen with Michelle. Wanda. Terri. Brenda. Tammy. Donna . . Ambition is to own a printing shop . Basketball 9. Ski Club 9. 10. Press Club 11.12. Will remember B.S.H.S. for getting rowdy in the halls. Steven Lamar Deibler (Steve) . . . De- cember 3. 1964 . . . Seen with Chris. Jerry. Jason. Allen. Jeff . . . Ambition is to be successful in whatever I do . .. Basketball 9. 10. 11. Football 9. Chess Club 9, 10. 11. 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for Mrs. Powell's gym classes. Greg Alan Dever (Waldo) ... June 12. 1964 . Seen with just about anybody Ambition is to do whatever God wants me to do . . . Wrestling 10.11.12. Concert Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Stage Band 11. 12. Bible Club 9 . . . How he has grown: I’ve grown in understanding and matu- rity.” . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for our great band. Jon David Ehly (Eel) . . . November 19. 1963 ... Seen with Jerry. Eric. Rick. Brian .. . Ambition is to be a computer programmer .. Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12. Cross Country 9. Chess Club 9. 10. 11. 12 . .. How he has grown: “Phys- ically!” ... Will remember B.S.H.S. for the long, quiet bus rides home after basketball games. Marlin Eugene Ensor (Moo).. . May 27. 1964 Seen with Bit. Jim. Stacy. Sharon. Denny . . . Ambition is to live a successful and very happy life with Bit . . . Football 9. 10. 11. 12. Football Co- captam 12. Tennis Club 9, Ski Club 9. Hiking Club 10. F.F.A. 11. 12. “B” Club 11. 12. Stage Crew 9. 10. 11. 12. Plays 11. Yearbook Staff 12. Student Council 11. 12 Offices held — Class Vice- President 12. Class President 11 ... How he has grown: “Bigger and Bet- ter. . Will remember B.S.H.S. for do- ing jobs for Daddy Wagener. Roger Lee Fahnestock (Rog) . . . Sep- tember 1. 1964 Seen with Beth. Cin- dy. Bertha. Kathy. Mark. Greg D . . . Ambition is to be an Astrophysicist . . . Concert Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Stage Band 11. 12. Chorus 12. Library aid 11 . . . How he has grown: “I’ve developed friendships and responsibility.” . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for small physics desks. Robert Charles Forsythe (Boob) . . . March 18. 1964 . . . Seen with John. John. Ron . . . Ambition is to make the best of my life . . . Baseball 9. 10. 11. 12. Football 9. Cross Country 10. Ski Club 9. Drama Club 10. Hiking Club 11. Tennis Club 12 ... Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the homework. Beverly Ann Frey (Bev) . March 3. 1964 . . . Seen with Angie. Letty. Buck. Joanna. Judy. Kim . . . Ambition is to be happy and successful in life . . . Track manager 12. Concert Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Cho- rus 9. 10. 11. 12. French Club 9. Stage Band 10. B Club 11. 12 . . . Offices Held — Head Majorette 11.12... How she has grown: “I feel B.S.H.S. has taught me to stand up to challenges. . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for having to run in gym class. Joel Francisco Garcia (Doc) ... Octo- ber 2. 1963 . . . Seen with Jeff. Mike, and everyone . . . Ambition is to be hap- py and successful in whatever I strive to do . . Track 11. Chess Club 9. 10. 11. 12. Chorus 9. 10. 11. 12 . . . How he has grown: “I feel I can take on any chal- lenges life puts upon me. . . . Will re- member B.S.H.S. for all the friends I've known. Tammy Ann Gobrecht (Gobie). . Octo- ber 5. 1964 . . Seen with Terri. Missy. Donna. Brenda. Wanda. Wick . . . Ambi- tion is to be an airline stewardess and lead a happy life . . . F.H.A. 9. F.N.A. 10 . . How she has grown: Bigger and better. . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for good times with friends and rowdy times in the bathroom in the morning. Charles Christopher Grasley (Chris). . . September 7. 1964 . . . Seen with Jeff. Mike, and the gang. . . Ambition is to be happy and successful .. . Football 9. Concert Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Stage Band 9. 10. 11. 12 ... How he has grown: I feel better about myself and friends. . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for band prac- tices. Daphne Sue Green (Daph) .. . May 4. 1964 . . . Seen with all the friends I’ve made .. . Ambition is to become a regis- tered nurse . . Basketball 9. Hockey Manager 9. 10. Softball Manager 10. 11. Softball 9. Chorus 9. 10. F.N.A. 9. 10. 11. 12. . . Offices held — President of F.N.A. 10. 11 . . . How she has grown: I have expanded my knowledge on dif- ferent subjects and made a lot of friends. . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the friends I've made Tammy Louise Griest . . . January 31. 1965 . . . Seen with Sandy. Michele. Candy. Kathy. Jackie, and the gang . . . Ambition is to live a happy and success- ful life . . Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12. Hockey 10. 11. 12. Softball 9. 10. 11. 12. Concert Band 9. 10. Marching Band 9. 10. Chorus 9. 10. 11. 12. F.B.L.A. 9. B Club 10. 12. Student Council 9. 10. 11. 12. Wrestlerettes 9. 11. Yearbook Staff 12 . . . Offices held — President of Sr. Chorus 12 . . . How she has grown: I'm more understanding of my peers. Will remember B.S.H.S. for sports, friends, and great times. Jerry Lee Griffie ( The Griffer ) . . . January 6, 1964 . . . Seen with Chris. Dave, and almost everybody . . . Ambi- tion is to become a draftsman .. . Bas- ketball 9. 10. 11. 12. Chess Club 9. 10. Press Club 11. 12 ... Will remember B.S.H.S. for walking the halls and easy classes. Tina Marie Hartlaub . . May 7. 1963 . . . Seen with Scott. Stacy. Sharon . .. Am- bition is to live a happy and successful life with Scott . . . F.B.L.A. 9. F.H.A. 10. 11, 12. Cross Country Manager 11... Offices held — F.H.A. Parlimentarian 11 . . . How she has grown: I’ve grown to like some of the teachers. . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for getting busted at Pierre Fairs'. Allen Jay Hartzell (Big A!) . . . May 24. 1964 . . . Seen with Tim. Jim. Angie. Scott. Jeff. Marlin . . . Ambition is to be happy and to keep having the fun I had m school . . . Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12. Football 9. 10. 11. 12. Track 9. 10. 11. 12. Hiking Club 9. 10. Varsity Club 11. 12 . . . How he has grown: I've learned to accept challenges. . . . Will remem- ber B.S.H.S. for the fun times. Beth Louise Heebner (Heebawitz) . .. May 9. 1964 . . . Seen with Cindy. Eliza- beth. Roger. Mark. Miriam . . Ambition is to excel in the field of computer sci- ence ... Volleyball 11. 12. Concert Band 9. 10. 11, 12. Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Stage Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Chorus 10, 11. Yearbook Staff 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for walking around the halls without a pass and get- ting caught by Mr, Wagener. Jeffery Burnell Heikes (Hattie). . . Feb- ruary 19. 1964 . . . Seen with Joel G.. Greg W., John G. . . . Ambition is to be happy . . . F.F.A. 9. 10. 11. 12 . . . How he has grown: I am better, wiser, and maybe smarter. . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the fun times. Crystal Lynne Hertz (Cris). . . Septem- ber 28. 1964 . . . Seen with Beth, Traci. Debbie. Tracy. Beth. Carole .. . Ambi- tion is to be successful and to get the most out of life .. Hockey Manager 10. 11. Concert Band 9. 10. 11. 12. March- ing Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Girl's Glee Club 9. Chorus 10. 11. 12. B Club 10. 11. 12. Wrestlerettes 9. 10. 11. Yearbook Staff 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for running in gym class and the great times with my friends. Lesley Ronald Hess (Hessy) . . . April 5. 1963 . . . Seen with Bumper. Anderson. Boozer. . . Ambition is to have my own chicken farm . . . F.F.A. 9. 10. 11. 12 . . . Offices held — F.F.A. Treasurer 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for screwed up studyhalls. James Ernest Hoak (Hoakie) . . . Octo- ber 19. 1964 . . . Seen with Moo. Steve. Shultzie. Stacy. Sharon, and everyone else . . . Ambition is to have a future that includes football and to share my life with that special someone . . . Football 9. 10. 11. 12. Football Co-Captain 12. Ski Club 9. Tennis Club 9. 10. Hiking Club 10.' B Club 11. 12. Stage Crew 9. 10.11. 12. F.F.A. 11,12. Plays 11. Year- book Staff 12 . . How he has grown: I've grown closer to a lot of my friends, especially those in the class of '82. . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the wild times in the locker rooms and the times I've spent with my friends. Mary Eleanor Hockenbraugh (Pinky) . . April 24. 1964 . . . Seen with Tow Truck. Wicked. Beth . . . Ambition is to live a happy life . . . Press Club 10. 11. 12 .. . How she has grown: I've devel- oped skills such as the skills used in photography.” Kathy Jean Holtzinger . . . April 19. 1964 . . . Seen with Sandy. Tammy. Candy. Michele, Jackie. Mary Ellen . .. Ambition is to be a court reporter . . . Hockey 12. Concert Band 9.10.11.12, Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12. F.B.L.A. 9. 10. 11. 12, Yearbook Staff 12 . . . Of- fices held — Vice-President of F.B.L.A. 10. President of F.B.L.A. 11. 12. Band Secretary 11... How she has grown: I have gained confidence in myself and in my abilities that will enable me to suc- ceed in life. . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for special friendships. Jeffrey Paul Howell (Howlvin’).. . Octo- ber 16. 1964 . . . Seen with Jeff. Steve. Scott. Graz, and everyone else . . . Am- bition is to finish my education and have a fulfilling career in teaching and dealing with young people . . . Baseball 10. 11. 12. Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12. Football 9. Concert Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Chorus 9. 10. 11. 12. Chess Club 9. 10. Varsity Club 11. 12. Hiking Club 10 . . . How he has grown: Four years older and four inches taller. . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for how the band and football team turned into winners. Jason Austin Huffman (Iceman). . . No- vember 25. 1965 . . . Seen with Jimmy. Chris. Jerry, and the rest of the gang . . Ambition is to be a journalist . . . Baseball 11. 12. Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12. Football 9. Chess Club 9. 10. 11. Press Club 12 . . . How he has grown: Vertically and I’ve become aware of insanity. . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the times I embarrassed myself. Adam Jeffrey Hunt (Jeff).. . November 3. 1963 . . . Seen with Jeff. Jim. Marlin. Denny, and everyone else . . . Ambition is to further my education and to con- tinue to mature mentally and physically . . . Baseball 10. 11. 12. Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12. Football 9. 10. 11. 12, Con- cert Band 9. 10. 12. Marching Band 9. Chorus 10. 12. Weight Lifting Club 9. Varsity Club 10, 11, 12, Yearbook Staff 12 ... How he has grown: I have learned how important your grades in high school are. . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the winning attitude that has grown in our student body. Wade Emerson Keech . . . August 29. 1964 . . . Seen with Jon. Tim. Joe. Ju- nior. Jeff . . . Ambition is to graduate from college and pursue my career . . . Wrestling 9. 10. 11. 12. F.F.A. 10. 11. B Club 12 . . How he has grown: I've grown to understand the realities of the real world. . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the many friends I have gotten to know. Charles Leroy King (Chuck). . . April 19. 1964 . . . Seen with Chris. Lee. Marlin. Jim . . . Ambition is to be a farmer . . . F.F.A. 9. 10. 11. 12 . . . Offices held — F.F.A. Chaplin 10. 11, F.F.A. Parlimen- tarian 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for Mr. Redding’s Ag. classes. Jacqueline Alese King (Jackie). . May 13. 1964 . . . Seen with Kathy, Tammy. Sandy. Michele . . . Ambition is to be happy and to live life to its fullest ... Volleyball 11. 12, Girl's Glee Club 9. Chorus 10. 11. 12. Gym Club 9. Press Club 10. Dance Club 12, Student Coun- cil. 10. Yearbook Staff 12.. . How she has grown: I have learned to under- stand other people. . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for long lunch lines, boring stu- dyhalls, and the crazy times with friends. Michele Eileen King (Mel) . . . April 16. 1964 . . . Seen with Tammy, Sandy. Candy, Kathy. Jackie. Mark . . Ambi- tion is to become a dental hygienist.. . Hockey 9. 10. 11. 12. Softball 9. 10. 11. 12. Concert Band 9. 10. 11. 12, March- ing Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Chorus 9. 10. 11. 12. Student Council 12. Varsity Club 12. Yearbook Staff 12 . . . Offices held — Class Secretary 9. Band Vice- President 12... How she has grown: “I feel I am better prepared to take on responsibilities and face life . . . Will re- member B.S.H.S. for all my friends and the great times we shared. Greg Alan Knacksteadt (Carrot) . . . February 2. 1964 . . Seen with Tim B.. Jeff L. Ron W.. Jerry G., Allan S . . . Ambition is to be a mechanical engineer or go into computer science . . . Chess Club 9. 10. F.F.A 11. 12. . .How he has grown: ■’Crazier. . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for boring days. Joanna Dee Kraft (Jo). . . July 14. 1964 .. . Seen with Kim, Letty. Buck. Krista. Beverly, Judy . . . Ambition is to be suc- cessful inthe business field . . . Concert Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Tennis Club 9. F.H.A. 9. French Club 10. F.N A. 11. 12 . . How she has grown: I have learned to han- dle responsibilities. . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for always getting in trouble in bookkeeping class. Dennis John Kraft (Tar Baby) . . . May 25. 1964 Seen with Bag. Opossum, Jack Butt. Rabbit. Butch. Ron. and the rest . . . Ambition is to be a good auto mechanic . . . Golf Club 9. 10 . . . How he has grown: I have grown closer to all my classmates. Jeffrey Allen Kuhn (Opossum).. . Janu- ary 3. 1964 . . . Seen with Greg. Mark. Rick, Dennis . . . Ambition is to make it far in life . . . Baseball 10. Golf Club 9. F.F.A. 10. 11 ... Will remember B.S.H.S. for crazy shop classes. Kim Elizabeth Larson . . . July 4. 1964 . . . Seen with Cathie. Rebecca, and ev- eryone . . . Ambition is to be happy and successful in the life I choose . . . Gym- nastics 9. 10. Volleyball 11. 12. Tum- bling Club 9. Press Club 10. B Club 11. 12. Wrestlerettes 9. 10. 11. 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for football games and the people I’ve met. Stephen Michael Lecrone ( Cronie ) . February 18. 1964 . . . Seen with almost everyone . . . Ambition is to be successful at something that will help improve the society . . Football 9. 10. 11. 12, Football Co-captain 12. Track 9. 10, 11. 12. Concert Band 9. 10. March- ing Band 9. Stage Band 9. 10. Chorus 10. 11. 12. Hiking Club 10. Stage Crew 10. 11. 12. Varsity Club 11. 12. B Club 12. Plays 11. 12. Yearbook Staff 12 . . Offices held — Vice-President of Varsity Club 11. President of Varsity Club 12 . . . How he has grown: I have grown in my relationships with other people. . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the fun times and fun people. Joel Alan Lenker (Fish) . March 14. 1963 .. . Seen with Jon. J.R., Wade. Tim. Jeff. . . Ambition is to find the right job and the right girl for my future . . . Wrestling9. 10. 11. 12. Concert Band 9. 10. Marching Band 9. 10. Chorus 9. 10. 11. Weight Lifting Club 9. Varsity Club 10. 11, 12 . . . How he has grown: I've become more aware of what life on my own will be like. . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the wrestling. Vera Alice Lentz (Harry Le Plaza) ... November 21. 1963 . . . Seen with Lisa. Wanda, Ron. Robin, Beth. Brenda, and the rest of the gang . . . Ambition is to accomplish all my goals and live a hap- py and successful life . . . F.H.A. 9. 10. 11. 12 . .. How she has grown: I am more aware of my surroundings and feel more responsible. ... Will remem- ber B.S.H.S. for the rowdy lunches with my friends and all the crazy times in Home Ec. and the F.H.A. conventions. Robin Kay Linebaugh (Rob). . . April 27. 1964 . . . Seen with Daphne. Miriam, and Kathy . . . Ambition is to lead a hap- py and successful life .. . F.N.A. 9. 10. 11. F.H.A. 12 . . . Offices held — Vice- President of F.N.A, 11... Will remem- ber B.S.H.S. for the crowded halls. Traci Rena Lobaugh . . July 8,1964.. . Seen with Tracy. Deb. Beth. Cris. Beth . . . Ambition is to teach a fourth grade class . .. Basketball 9, Hockey 9. 10. 11. Volleyball 9. 10. 11. 12. Cheerlead- ing 12. Concert Band 9. 10. 11. March- ing Band 9. 10. 11, 12. Chorus 9. 10. 11. 12. B Club 10. 11, 12. Wrestler- ettes 9. 10. 11, Student Council 9. 10. 11, 12. Yearbook Staff 11. 12 . . . Of- fices held — Student Council Parlimen- tarian 10. Vice-President of Student Council 12. Treasurer of the B Club 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for good friends and the rotten things we did. Jeffrey Paul Long (Jeff) . . . March 29. 1964 . . Seen with Jon. Joe. Wade . . . Ambition is to be a marine .. . Baseball 10. 11. 12. Football 9. Wrestling 9. Chess Club 9. 10. 11. 12. Weight Lifting Club 9 . . . How he has grown: I feel I have grown mentally and physically better for the future. . . . Will remem- ber B.S.H.S. for the good times with Mr. Myers in shop. Mark Curtis McClain . . . February 22. 1964 . . . Seen with all my friends . . . Ambition is to find out what life is all about . . . Concert Band 9, 10. 11. 12, Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Stage Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Drum Major 11. 12. Chorus 9. 10, 11. 12. French Club 9 . . . Offices held — Band President 12 . . . How he has grown: I've learned how to cope with problems and establish rela- tionships. . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for potholes on the Band's practice field, and the great people that make it complete. Ronald Kirk McCreary Jr. (Smiley) . . February 14. 1964 . . . Seen with Lisa. Jon. Leroy. Scott. Joe . . . Ambition is to be a mechanic and drive a sprint car . Track 9. 10. 11. 12. Wrestling 9. Press Club 9. 10. Varsity Club 11. 12... How he has grown: I've learned to accept defeat as a part of winning. . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the good memories. George William McDaniel (Butch) ... November 15. 1964 . . . Seen with Dan Lauchman . . . Craft Club 11,12... Will remember B.S.H.S. for its good teach- ers. Mary Ellen McElwee (Melon) . . . April 19. 1964 . . Seen with Kim. Sandy. Tammy. Jackie, Candy. Kathy . . . Ambi- tion is to be successful in my secretarial career and life . . . F.B L.A. 9. 12. French Club 10. B Club 11. 12. Wrestlerettes 9. 10. 11. 12 . . Offices held — Class Treasurer 9. Class Secre tary Treasurer 10. 11. 12. Secretary of F.B.L.A. 12 . . How she has grown: I have made lasting friendships and gained new knowledge. . . Will re- member B.S.H.S. for all the good times. Bruce Edward McGuigan (Stick)... Au- gust 1. 1964 . .. Seen with Bruggeman. Stephens. Forsythe. Reed . Ambition is to work in the music business . .. Golf Club 9. Drama Club 10. Creative Writing Club 11. Tennis Club 12... Offices held — Treasurer of Drama Club 10. . . How he has grown: I’ve developed a strong urge to see the world. . Will remem- ber B.S.H.S. for all the bad times. Lauri Lynne McKee . . March 26. 1964 ... Seen with Kelly. Renee. Beth. Tyra . . . Ambition is to become a surgical nurse . . . Basketball 9. Track Manager 10. Cross Country 11. Marching Band 9. 10. Chorus 11. Tennis Club 9. Ski Club 11. F.N.A. 11. 12. D.E.C.A. 9. 10. 11 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the friendly students and teachers. Beth Ann Messinger . . . June 11. 1964 . . . Seen with Debbie. Tracy. Traci. Beth. Cris ... Ambition is to face what- ever life has to give with a smile ... Softball 9. 10. Hockey 9. 10. 11. 12. Concert Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Marching Band 9. 10, 11, 12. Glee Club 9. Chorus 10. 11. F.B.L.A. 9. B” Club 10. 11. 12. Wrestlerettes 9. 10. 11. Yearbook Staff 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the terrific times shared with my friends. James Robert Miller (Jim). . . Septem- ber 28. 1964 . . . Seen with Jean, Allen, Jeff. Eric . . . Ambition is to beat Mr. Dixon in a ping-pong match . . Baseball 9. 10. 11. 12. Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12. Concert Band 9. 10. 11. Marching Band 9. 10. 11. Jon Paul Miller . . . June 21, 1964 . . . Seen with Tim, Wade. Joe. Junior, Jeff . . . Ambition is to pursue a military ca- reer . . . Baseball 9. Football 9. Wres- tling 9. 10. 11. 12. F.F.A. 10. 11. B Club 12... How he has grown: ’ Great- ly. . . . Will remember B.S.H.S for ev- erything! Neal Andrew Miller . . . February 20. 1964 . . . Seen with Jerry. Ron. and ev- eryone ... Ambition is to get into the graphics field . . . Chess Club 9. Press Club 10. 11. 12 . . . How he has grown: I am now prepared to meet challenges that will come later in life. . . . Will re- member B.S.H.S. for the shop classes. Debra Irene Murtorff (Debbie) . . . May 4. 1964 . . . Seen with Beth, Tracy. Traci. Beth. Cris . . . Ambition is to be the best in my career and to face life with a smile . . . Hockey 9. 10. 11. 12. Concert Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Girls Glee Club 9. Chorus 10. B Club 10. 11. 12. Wrest- lerettes 9.10. 11. Yearbook Staff 12... Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the great times I've shared with my friends. Elizabeth Harvey Myers (Liz). . . March 17. 1964 . . . Seen with Mark. Cindy. Beth. Roger. Kathy, Di . . . Ambition is to devote myself to people in need — perhaps in a rehabilitation center . .. Girl's Glee Club 9. Chorus 10. French Club have 9. 10. 11. 12. Yearbook Staff 11. 12. Senior Editor of Yearbook 12... Offices held — Secretary of French Club 10. President of French Club 12 . . . How she has grown: I have expand- ed intellectually and matured in atti- tudes and opinions. . .. Will remember B.S.H.S. for running around the halls with no pass and for my friends' con- stant encouragement. Kimberly Kathryn Myers (Dizz). . . July 30. 1963 . . Seen with Krista. Joanna. Letty. Buck, Bev. Barb, and all my friends . . . Ambition is to be an accoun- tant and to be happy with Lynn . French Club 9. F.N.A. 10 .. How she has grown: “l am able to handle more responsibilities. . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for always getting into trouble in bookkeeping class. Lynne Meredith Pennypacker . . . De- cember 25. 1963 . Seen with Denny. Michele. Denise . . . Ambition is to lead a happy life with Denny. . . Gymnastics 9. 10. 11. Wrestlerettes 10. 11 .. . Offices held — Vice-President of Class 10 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. as being the place I met Denny. Diana Lynn Perry (Di) . . . August 23. 1964 . . . Seen with Mindy. Letty. Liz. Cindy. Kathleen . Ambition is to be a hospital lab technician or get into the field of music . . . Volleyball 10. 11. 12. Concert Band 9. 10. Marching Band 9. 10. Girl’s Glee Club 9. Chorus 10. 11. 12. French Club 9. 10. 11. 12. . .Offices held — French Club Secretary Trea- surer 11.12... Will remember B.S.H.S. for good friends. Denise Elaine Pifer . . . April 10. 1964 . . . Seen with Chris. Missy. Lynne. Kim . . . Ambition is to live a life full of dreams. . . French Club 9. B Club 10. 11. 12. Color Guard 9. 10. Wrestler- ettes 10. 11, 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for meeting the very special guy that I hope to spend the rest of my life with. LisaAnn Plank (Lisa) . . . January 15. 1964 .. . Seen with Wanda. Vera. Ron. and all my friends . . . Ambition is to be happy and successful. . . Volleyball 10. 11. F.H.A. 9. 10. 11. 12. . .How she has grown: “I have developed relationships with good friends and teachers. . .. Will remember B.S.H.S. for the great class of '82 and Home Ec. Kathryn Christine Powers (Kathy) . .. May 4. 1964 . . . Seen with Robin. Mirm. Andi. Kelly . . . Ambition is to be suc- cessful in whatever I choose to do ... Track 11, 12. Concert Band 9. 10. 11, 12, Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12, F.H.A. 9. 10, Press Club 11.12... Will remem- ber B.S.H.S. for all the boring study- halls. Brenda Lee Reed . . . July 7, 1963 . . Seen with Tammy, Terri. Missy. Mi- chelle. Wanda . . Ambition is to be- come very successful in life . . . Basket- ball 9. F.B.L.A. 9, F.N.A. 9. 10. Craft Club 12... How she has grown: “I have grown very close to a lot of people. . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the boring classes. Gary Edward Reed (Weed). . . October 1. 1964 ... Seen with Watson. Ste- phens. Bruce . . . Ambition is to go onto higher education, perhaps a college prep school... F.F.A. 9.10. Tennis Club 12 Kevin Eugene Reynolds (Buck)... July 19. 1964 . Seen with Letty. Joanna. Kim. Judy. Beverly . . . Ambition is to be successful in whatever I strive to do . . . Concert Band 9, 10. 11. 12. Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12, Stage Band 9, Cho- rus 9. 10. 11. 12. “B Club 12 . . . How he has grown: “I have been able to ac- complish what I wanted. . . . Will re- member B.S.H.S. for Mr. Dixon always correcting me and yelling at me. Helen Renee Rice (Hellion) .. . Febru- ary 24. 1964 . . . Seen with everyone . . Ambition is to enjoy life . . . F.H.A. 9. 10. 12 . . . How she has grown: “I feel I can handle more than I used to. ... Will remember B.S.H.S. for the kids. Walter Shipman Richie Jr. (Butch) . . . October 17. 1964 . . . Seen with Ron, Leo. Mike. Den. Bag. Moody . .. Ambi- tion is to be successful in the welding field . . . Concert Band 9. Marching Band 9. Stage Crew 9. 10, 11 . . . How he has grown: “I've grown more ma- ture. Georgia Ann Rothengoefer (Porgie)... September 17. 1964 . . . Seen with Kim. Deb. Barb. Kim. Krista . . . Ambition is to try and make the best out of life and enjoy it . .. Color Guard 10, F.H.A. 10. 12. Wrestlerettes 10 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all my friends and the good times we had. Timothy Charles Ruth (Moose). . . Feb- ruary 3. 1964 . . . Seen with Wade. Jon. Greg. Alan . . . Ambition is to lead a hap- py life . . . Track 9. 10. 11. 12. Wrestling 11. 12. F.F.A. 9. 10. 11. “B Club 12 . . . How he has grown: “Through the years I've matured through F.F.A. and have learned many skills through F.F.A. and woodshop. . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the tiny and expensive lunches. William Shane Rutters (Bill). . . July 12, 1963 . . . Seen with Donna and all my friends . . . Ambition is to go to trade school . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the friendly people. Mark Eugene Schrum (Bag). .. July 26. 1962 . . . Seen with Jeff. Rick. Mike. Greg. Den. Butch . .. Ambition is to find a good job and travel.. . Baseball 9. 10. Basketball 10. 11. Golf Club 9. 10 . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for crazy shop classes and good friends. Miriam Marie Sheffer (Murm) . . . Feb- ruary 28. 1964 . . . Seen with Cindy. Daphne. Robin. Kathy. Beth, and all my other friends . . . Ambition is to reach my goals in life successfully . Softball 9. 10. Chorus 10, 11. 12. F.H.A. 11. 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all of the good times I had with my friends. Melissa Ann Shelleman (Missy). . June 8, 1964 . . . Seen with George, Denise, Chris. Sharon. Stacy. Jord . Ambition is to lead a happy, successful life . . . Basketball 9. F.B.L.A. 9. B Club 10. 11. 12. Wrestlerettes 10. 11. 12. . Will remember B.S.H.S. for my new and ex- citing experiences with my friends Michael Gene Shenberger (Shen) . . . June 27. 1964 . . . Seen with the local drag racing circuit. . . Ambition is to re- build a 1967 Nova SS . . . Baseball 9. 10. 11. 12. Golf Club 9. 10 . . . Offices held — Class Vice-President 9 . . . How he has grown: “I have more friends. Will remember B.S.H.S. for the few good times. Sandra Sue Shive (Sandy) . . . March 24. 1964 . . Seen with Merle. Kathy. Michele. Jackie, Candy, and the rest of the gang . . . Ambition is to follow life's yellow brick road to where it may lead through happiness and sadness . . Basketball 9. Hockey 9. 10. 11. 12. Softball 9. 10. 11. 121 Concert Band 9. 10. Marching Band 9. 10. Chorus 9. 10. 11. B Club 9. 10. Varsity Club 12. Wrestlerettes 9. 10 . . . How she has grown “Wiser. . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for sports, friends, and crazy times. Denny LeRoy Shultz (Toots) . . . March 22. 1963 . . . Seen with Lynne and Jim- my . . Ambition is to strive to be a me- chanic . . . Baseball 9. 10. Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12. Football 9. 10. 11. 12. Track 12. F.F.A. 9. 10. 11.12 . . Offices held — Vice-President of F.F.A. 12 How he has grown: “I am closer to my friends of “82. . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the locker rooms and fun in the showers. Bryan Eugene Smith (Smitty) . . . De- cember 23. 1963 . . . Football 12 Will remember B.S.H.S. for the bell to leave. Michelle Donna Smith (Michelob) . . . October 5. 1964 . . . Seen with Wanda. Tammy. Brenda. Donna . . . Ambition is to see as much of the world as possible . . . Volleyball 9. Creative Writing Club 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the wild times between classes. Krista Lynn Snyder (Giggles). . . August 24. 1964 . . . Seen with Kim. Joanna. Barb. Deb. Georgia. Buck . .. Ambition is to be happy and own my own busi- ness ... Volleyball 11. 12. F.N.A. 9. F.H.A. 11. 12 . . . Offices held — F.H.A. Secretary 12 ... Will remember B.S.H.S. for Mr. Davidson and his Ori- oles. Donald George Speelman .. . October 4. 1964 . . . Seen with everybody . . Ambition is to succeed in life and be happy in whatever Ido... Baseball 9. 10. 11. 12. Football 9. 10. 11. 12. Ten- nis Club9. F.F.A. 11.12, Varsity Club 12 How he has grown:' I have grown to be free with other people. .. . Will re- member B.S.H.S. for the long lunch periods. Caroly Ann Sponseller (Snork). . . Janu- ary 11. 1964 ... Seen with Sharon. Stacy. Karen. Brenda, and the gang from the home . . . Ambition is to live a happy and successful life ... F.H.A. 9. 10. 11. 12 . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the good times I had with my friends. Christopher Alan Steimling (Guinea Pig. Pudge) . . . September 27. 1964 . . . Seen with Missy. Jerry. Tracy. John. Carrot . . . Ambition is to work on and design computers . . . Chess Club 9. 10. Ski Club 9. 10. 11. 12. Library Aid 11. 12. Press Club 9. 10. 11. 12 . . . How he has grown: ' Taller. . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for boring classes, bothering the teachers, and running in the hall. John Adam Stephens . . . May 21. 1964 . .. Seen with John. Bob. Ron. Jill. Missy . . . Ambition is to be in a successful rock band and be very wealthy . . . Cross Country 9. 10 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the rowdy lunches. Suzanne Jean Stevens (Suzi). . . May 3. 1964 . . . Seen with everybody . . . Am- bition is to become a forest ranger or something in the conservation field Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12. Softball 12. Track 10. 11. Concert Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Color Guard 9. 10. 11. 12. Color Guard Captain 12. Drama Club 9. 10. Press Club 11. Tennis Club 11. Plays 9. 10. Yearbook Staff 12. Kathleen Grace Summers ( Ka-ene ) . . . January 2. 1965 . . . Seen with Mindy. Diana, Liz. Cindy. Beth . . . Ambi- tion is to teach the hearing impaired or be a registered nurse . . Concert Band 9. 10. 11. Marching Band 9. 10. Girl's Glee Club 9. Chorus 10. 11. 12. French Club 9. 10. 11. 12 . . . Offices held - President of French Club 11 . . How she has grown: Not much. . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for some crazy times. Donna Mary Thoman (Cookie). . . Sep- tember 5. 1962 . . . Seen with Pinky. Sherry. Sue. Tina. Barb. Sam . . . Ambi- tion is to work with handicapped kids . . . F.H.A 9. 10. 11. Press Club 12 . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the lunches and the boring studyhalls. Sharon Louise Thoman . . . June 2. 1963 . . . Seen with Jord. Stac. Tina, and other friends . . . Ambition is to lead a happy and successful life with Jordan . Cheerleading 10. 11. 12. Co-Cap- tain of Football Cheerleading Squad 12. Captain of Wrestling Cheerleading Squad 12. Yearbook Staff 11. 12. Sports Editor of the Yearbook 12 . . . How she has grown: I have grown to realize that adult responsibility really is. .. . Will remember B.S.H.S. for Cheerleading and for some of the kin- dest friends that I will never forget. Stacy Ann Thoman (Stac) . . . July 18. 1964 .. . Seen with Steve. Sharon, Tina. Jim. Marlin, and others . . . Ambition is to be happy all my life with Steve ... Cheerleading 10. 11. 12. Co-Captain of Wrestling Cheerleading Squad. Captain of Football Cheerleading Squad 12. F.B.L.A. 9. F.H.A. 10. 11. 12. Yearbook Staff 12 . . . How she has grown: I have grown closer to my friends . Will remember B.S.H.S. for Cheerleading practices. Melissa Ann Thompson (Missy) . . . Au- gust 22. 1964 . Seen with everyone . . Ambition is to lead a long, fulfilled life with Don . .. Basketball 9. Cheer- leading 9. 10. Hockey 9. 10. Track 9. French Club 9. B Club 10. Wrestler- ettes 9. 10 ... How she has grown: I've learned to respect people. ... Will remember B.S.H.S. for pleasant teachers, cold winters, and hot sum- mers. Terri Loretta Tipler (Cookie).. . Febru- ary 27. 1964 Seen with Tammy. Missy. Brenda. Wicked. Michele. W.J. . . . Ambition is to live a very happy and fulfilling life with Mike . . . Tennis Club 9. D.E.C.A. 12 . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the good times with friends. Elizabeth Ann Utley (Beth). .. January 29. 1965 . . . Seen with Jody. Tammy. Donna. Vera. Tammy, and the rest of my friends . . Ambition is to be happy and have a lot of money . Volleyball 11. 12. Chorus 9. 10. 11. 12. Drama Club 9. 10. Hiking Club 11. Dance Club 12 . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the boring studyhalls Donna Michelle Wallen . . . August 15. 1964 . Seen with Wanda. Michelle. Tammy. Terri . . . Ambition is to get a nice job and be happy . . Volleyball 11. Chorus9. F.H.A. 10. 11... How she has grown I have more friends. . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the boring stu- dyhalls. Deborah Sue Watts (Waddle) .. . No- vember 17. 1964 . . . Seen with Barb. Georgia. Tracy. Schrieber. Judy. Krista . Ambition is to succeed in life and be happy with Troy . . . Concert Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Marching Band 9. Color Guard 10. 11. 12. F.N.A. 11. 12. . How she has grown: I've grown m meeting new people and learning new things. . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the teachers. Robert Earl Weaver (Bob) .. . August 12.1964 . . . Seen with Mike. Mike. Den. and everyone else . . . Ambition is to be a success in life ... Cross Country 9. 10. 11. 12. Track 9. 10. 11. 12. Golf Club 9. 10. Hiking Club 11 . Will re- member B.S.H.S. for the boring classes. Tracy Jo Weaver .. . March 23. 1964 . Seen with Traci. Debbie. Beth. Beth. Cris . . . Ambition is to live a happy and successful life . . Concert Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Girl’s Glee Club 9. Chorus 10. F.B.L.A. 9. B Club 10. 11. 12. Wrestlerettes 9. 10. 11. 12. Yearbook Staff 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the friends I've made and the great times we’ve had. Ron Grayson Weigle (Strap).. . Decem- ber 1. 1964 . . . Seen with Butch. Leo. Mike. Den. Bag. Moody, and the rest of my friends . Ambition is to be a good mechanic . . . Baseball 10. 11. 12. Con- cert Band 9. Marching Band 9. Tennis Club 9 . . . How he has grown: I've come to see how nice some people really can be. . . . Will remember B.S.H.S for start of our rock group. Gregory Lee Williams (Jr.) . . . June 17. 1964 . . . Seen with Joe. Jon. Wade. Tim. Conehead, and friends . . . Ambi- tion is to work on cars . . Cross Coun- try 10. Wrestling9. 10. 11. 12. B Club 10. 11. 12 . . How he has grown: I am able to talk more around people. . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the crazy Ag. classes. Gregory Allen Winand (Rabbit) . Oc- tober 29. 1964 . . . Seen with Jeff. Mark. Dennis. Rick . . . Ambition is to be successful in whatever Ido... Baseball 10. Golf Club 9. F.F.A. 10. 11. 12 Offices held — F.F.A. Reporter 11. F.F.A. President 12 How he has grown: I’ve learned from my exper- iences. . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the crazy Ag. classes. Scott LeRoy Wolfe (Wolfie) . . . Febru- ary 12. 1964 Seen with Kelly. Allen. Jim. and the gang . . . Ambition is to further my education and to become successful ... Football 9. 10. 11. 12. Track 9. 10. 11. 12. Hiking Club 10. F.F.A 11. B Club 11.12 Will re- member B.S.H.S for meeting the per- fect girl. Barbara Ann Wrights (Bippy) . . . Sep- tember 5. 1964 . . . Seen with Deb. Georgia. Krista. Tim. Tracy, Schrieber. and all my friends . . Ambition is to suc- ceed in life and be happy with Lloyd . . . Concert Band 11. 12. Color Guard 10. 11. 12. F.H.A. 9. 10. 11. 12. Wrestler- ettes 11.. Offices held — President of F.H.A. 11. 12 . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for Mr. Davidson. Michael Andrew Yost (Moody)... Janu- ary 9. 1964 . . Seen with whoever . . . Ambition is to race . Golf Club 9. 10. Hiking Club 11. F.F.A. 12 . . . Will re- member B.S.H.S. for Pierre Fair’s in the morning. • Mindy Sue Zeigler ( Screech )... July 23. 1964 . . . Seen with Kathleen. Diana, and all my friends . . . Ambition is to be a flight attendant . .. Concert Band 9. 10. Marching Band 9. 10. Girl's Glee Club 9. Chorus 10. 11. 12. F.B.L.A 9. French Club 11.12... Offices held — Vice-President of French Club . How she has grown: I feel I have grown in all the wrong places! Underclassmen Time Time trails behind me: an exhaustive line of memories, choking me with its pungence, silencing me with endless thoughts of yesterday. Time stretches before me: an extensive hazy highway, numbing me with uncertainty, carrying me forward interminably into tomorrow Bev Sweger 38 Class of 1983 Class Advisors Mr. Geist. Mr Dixon Class Motto — Today is the tomorrow we dreamed about yesterday Class Colors — Navy Blue and Silver Class Flower — White carnation tinted Navy Blue Why Why does time keep going on? Why do we have to grow? It’s so nice to stay where we are Without worry or care No responsibility No chance Just nice and simple Why do we have to grow? Why does time keep going on? Greg Dever 39 Barbara Beaver Linda Bloom Jodi Brough Rob Bullock Pattie Byers Teresa Byers Melissa Chivers Clifford Crone Elaine Crone Scott Clark Dana Bollinger Chris Culbert Brian Ehmry Ken Eick Scott Eisenhart Eric Ensor Tim Fetrow 40 Scott Hock Gary Hockenbraugh John Hoff Sam Mummert Jon Myers Michelle Myers Tracy Raber Jody Ruppert Tracy Ruppert Charles Rutley Lisa Schreck Tracy Schrelber Pat Shank Karen Sheffer Lisa Shellehamer Pat Shellehamer Ronald Shoenberger Eric Smith Robin Smith David Snook Brian Starner Todd Stiles Kelly Stoner Larry Stoner Angela Taylor k M AMi m 11 1 «m Donald Thoman David Thomen Randy Tosten Donna Wallace John Watson Christine Weaver Fara Whitacre Rick Wolf Members of the class with pictures unavailable: Thomas Crouse Phil Borgending Doug Hayes Kelly Mummert Doug Siegfried Scott Siegfried Rick Wrights 42 Doug and Charlie; Santa s helpers? Where's the Prepara- tion H? Wayde and Tina in a private discussion Our subsitute cheerleaders: Robin and Sally Juniors In Action Dana, the Swiss Flasher Where's the pipes. Randy Pu. Cindy! CLASS OF 1984 Class Motto — Yesterday is al- ready a dream and tomorrow is only a vision Class Colors — Red and Blue Class Flower — White Rose Class Advisors — Mr Griffie and Mr Bottorf Time Slipping through my fingers Like sand on a beach As slippery as an eel And as formless as the water Louder than the roar of the ocean One moment Then quiet as the waves on a calm night Sometimes beating upon the shore Never leaving anything the same Always changing, rearranging, And destroying the shape of the ocean bed Making me wonder Why it’s so elusive. Cindy Beaver 44 Brian Bossom Kevin Brehm Dan Brown Tamela Brumck Jody Bruggeman Barry Caldwell Carl Divelbiss Michael Duncan Ronald Harris Todd Herman Todd Eichelberger Lisa Eisenbard Kelly Harbold David Hoff Thomas Hoff Cindy Hostetter Andrea Hunt Carolyn King Steve Klinedinst Ronald Kelly Mark Keckler Jodi Keech 45 sa .b Maureen McCloskey Kenneth Messinger Steven Messinger Kimberly Metzger Denise Miller Barry Price Tyra Pyles Judy Rinker Shari Ruppert Stacey Ruppert Dave Sanders Christine Sebright Floetta Shaberly William Shafer Jennifer Shealer Allan Shearer Shawn Shearer Darla Whitehead Jenmlee Wilhelm Angela Williams Douglas Wolf Shelly Veagy Dennis in winning form Corey's lunch is interrupted Maureen takes the pass. Members of the class with pictures unavail- able: John Cook Zeal Hinkle Andrew Hoffman Brenda Lawyer Earl Linebaugh Tina Phillips Jeff Scott Dan Showers Rodger Stine Patricia Senter Jolie. Darla, and Michele strut their stuff 47 Sophomore Spirit Jodi and Bit having fun in Biology Tyra in the Christmas spirit ' I wonder if he loves me?” Joe in motion 'Hello. Rene! Class of 1985 Class Motto — Our aim is success, our hope is to win Class Colors — Lavender and White Class Flower — White rose tinted lavender Advisors: Mrs. Johnston. Mr. Neibel Lofty Corners From the lofty corners of my mind, Come the echoes of time. My tears as a baby, My laughter as a child. I sense the presence of the past. Heartaches and frowns, Happiness and smiles. The voice of time Sometimes gentle, sometimes cruel. Shouts of anger, Whispers of love. Sounds from my past Grow louder and louder Deafening my senses To today’s song. Mindy Zeigler Class Officers: President — Becky Lescalleet Secretary — Kelly Baker Vice President — Brian Holtzinger Treasurer — Roger Miller 49 Melissa Alwine Ronald Ardrey Jeffrey Armolt Violet Arnold Daniel Altman Elaine Beard Mary Balek Kelly Baker Kevin Baker Jon Bosserman Karen Brothers Shane Biese Tracy Beard Randall Beaverson Steven Clouse Paul Chupp Troy Cookerly Tammy Copenhaver Darlene Crutchfield Lisa Decker Molly Dickmeyer peter Dubs Christine Eisenhart Karalee Brown Jimmy Bynaker Ronald Bynaken % Rececca Clouser Teresa Culbert Bentz Elicker Kelly Glass Darla Grogan Matthew Grogan 50 Roger Hickoff Donald Hippensteel Scott Hoak Tami Hockenbraugh Brian Holtzinger Bruce Holtzinger Rebecca Hughes Linda Ingle Patrick Keckler Jacquelyn King Wendy King Kelly Kuhn Gregory Larson Daniel Laughman Timothy Leonard. Ill Greg Lerew Rebecca Lescalleet Jara Lmebaugh Cynthia Lupo Donna McCauslin Anthony Miller Kevin Miller Roger Miller Tracey Miller Amy Mummert William Muniz Terri Myers Bradley Newman Douglas Orris Thomas Railing Wendy Reese Rhonda Reinhart Holly Rice Lee Roe Christine Rohrbaugh 51 David Shultz Andy Taylor Ur M jmmmi • m • • • Roberta Rutters Kimberly St. Peter Ana Antiago Armando Santiago Remaldo Snatiago Teresa Sauble Beth Schreck 7 9? - w 'V- . 4� ft Deborah Schreck Matthew Schrum Richard Sears Jessica Seifert Tracy Shank Janet Shearer Stanley Shive David Silsley Danette Smith Richard Smith Lisa Snook Melanie Sowers Diane Spahr Amy Spangler Tammy Spangler Eva Spertzel Kevin Starner Edward Stehley Teresa Stephens Ellen Stevens Lori Stine Brian Taylor Mary Lynn Theimer Susan Thoman Christopher Wagaman Ricky Warehime Barbara Warner Stanley Watts Members of the class with pictures unavailable: Alice Bullock Michael Hebe William Heilard Timothy McCreary Ronald Rupert Connie Stambaugh Meredith Sutherland 52 Teresa takes a GBT test. Becky's hard ( J,. work is interrupted But I don't know nothin' about it! The villain — Ravens- wood! Freshmen: Expressions Another thrilling Algebra II class Amy concentrates on the shot Tammy in the home ec room Spang takes a break in history class. 53 Acade . . . What! This is the mainstream of life at Bermu- dian, the fun and frolic of books and homework. We dedicate this section to teachers, goofing off. first peri- od gym classes and of course, friends; all the things that make school worthwhile and leaving after graduation such a hard experience. So. here’s to books, talking in class and special times . . . Mrs. Sweger. how many brownie points did I get today?” Pattie and Teresa learn to use the sewing machine. Drew takes timeout from work to observe photogra- pher. Students work diligently, except for Lupo. 54 Ensor surprised during shop class. Auto mechanics class takes time to study. Art students work on projects. All Phases of Academic Life Teresa Byers learning basics in school store 55 Learning how to lay block K Printing is dirty work. Time spent on academics. Tammy is concentrating on her typing. Laurie is babysitting. Peek-a-boo, Marlin. This is a useful studyhall Fall Sports Dreams Future dreams became Past pleas For change Recall those days We thought about When we were young Naive. We dreamed of things to come Of what we would do When our turn came But now we talk Of when we heard Lessons taught But never retained Bruce McGuigan 57 The 1981 Eagles, under their second year coach. Dennis lezzi, brought a lot of pride to the community and school district. When the season opened, it looked as if Bermudian wasn’t going to be a contender this year. After losing the first two opening games the Eagles didn't look too impressive, but they turned things around. The Eagles, with their pride at stake, won their next six straight games. Suddenly they found themselves sitting alone on top of the Southern division with a good chance at taking the crown. But. as it turned out. the Eagles tied the Gettysburg game which meant they had to beat their arch-rivals, the New Oxford Colonials. The Colonials took advantage of the many Eagle mistakes and ended their hopes for the championship. The last game of the season, with no pressure on their shoulders, the mighty Eagles totally dominated the Canners of Biglerville and ended their season with a respectable 7-3- 1 and second in the Blue Mountain League. Eagles place second in division. Varsity Team Row 1: M. Ensor Row 2: J. Hoak. J. Hunt Row 3: A Hartzell. S. Lecrone. D. Shultz Row 4 S. Wolf. D. Speelman. B. Russell. B. Smith. T. Brown Row 5: D. Highlands. J. Decker. W. Stambaugh. C. Rutley. D McCauslin. D. Snook Row 6: T. Stiles. S. Gaines. E. Smith. S. Clark. R. Wrights. S. Mummert. D. Hayes Row 7: T. Utley. E. Linebaugh. T. Herman. C Trostel. J. Weaver. R. Davis. D. Brown. M. Thomas Row 8: B. Shaffer. D. Showers. A. Hoffman. L. Haar. T. Auchey. R. Tosten Steve Lecrone makes yardage. Marlin Ensor Steve Lecrone Jim Hoak 58 Denny Shultz Coaches: B. Spertzel. D. Neibel. C. VanArtsdalen. J. Goff. D. McCollum. D. lezzl Allen Hartzell Don Speelman Scott Wolfe Bill Russell Jeff Hunt Brian Smith 59 Eagles were on the 60 Scott looks unhappy move all season Wayde Stambaugh gets the handoff Our mighty captains'' Super Senior Steve Who said Shultz is pigeon-toed? Trainers: Steve Klmedinst. Lisa Decker. Cindy Luppo, Tammy Decker Anticipation on the sidelines Our back-up men When competing, the greatest desire is to win. which the J.V. football team did most of the time. Under the coaching of John Goff and Doug Nei- bel. the team practiced long and hard. With all of the talent returning next year the prospect for a winning season looks very promising. With hard work and time, the team should develop into a successful varsity squad in the future years. J.V. Football left to right Row 1: S. Clark. R. Davis. T. Stiles. J. Decker. S. Gaines. D. Hayes Row 2: L. Haar. R. Wrights. E. Smith. C. Trostle. J. Weaver Row 3: C. Rutley. E. Lmebaugh. B Shafer. M. Thomas. D. Highlands. R. Tosten Row 4 D. Brown. T. Auchey. T. Utley. D. Showers. T. Herman Row 5: S. Mummert. W. Stambaugh. D. McCauslin. D. Snook. A. Hoffman Run for yardage Closing up a hole 62 Mike goes for points Joe Weaver throws the ball Our JV Team Time will give us power Row 1 T. Miller. G. Larson. S. Hoak. S. Shive. S. Biese. R. Farlow Row 2 K. Miller. T. Railing. M Grogen. R. Sears. M. Hebe Football is a demanding sport which consists of blocking, running, and tackling in order to score a touchdown. The 9th grade football team put forth a lot of effort in their practices, which paid off. With their attitudes and abilities, they can build up their knowledge by gaining experience for the upcoming years at B.S.H.S. Through all the hard practices, which paid off. the team ended up with four wins and three losses. The coaching of VanArtsdalen Spertzel. McCullom led the team to a winning season. We hope they never lose that spirit and enthusiasm which will help them in the coming years at B.S.H.S. Get that ball and go! Stopped for a loss Pride and energy go for time The Eagle Cross Country team gave each meet their all. Each member showed a great deal of pride and energy each time they ran. Coach Larry Redding led the Eagle team to two well deserved victories. Each member did a fine job. but we’d like to point out the fine efforts made by Dennis Myers. Dennis went to states and placed forty-first. The team obtained experience and competiveness which they will always remember. Off and running Coach. Larry Redding Row one: B. Weaver. J. Painter. C. Campbell. A. Shearer. D. Myers Don moving ahead Row two: D. Silsley. D. Altman. P. Chupp. R. Miller. M Wenger 64 Bob Weaver Dennis Myers places eighteenth in Districts and forty-first in States Roger doing his thing Jeff in pain Silsley and Shearer on the move District winner Dennis 65 Speed, quickness, passing and coordination take time After a nice summer vacation, the girls began to work hard in becoming good hockey players. Speed, quickness, passing, and coordination are just a few of the qualities they must achieve. Also each girl must have the enthusiasm and the desire to win which involves a lot of teamwork. Coach Powell wants to thank the seniors and encourage the younger players to “stick with it. work hard, and set high goals. Through all the hard practicing, the Varsity team ended with a 2-8 record and the J.V. team ended with a 0-6-2 record. There will be six returning lettermen. We are looking forward to next year. Coaches: Powell and Reaver Donna takes a bite. Row 1: K. Holtzinger. M. King. T. Griest, S. Shive. B. Messenger. D. Murtorff Row 2: C. Inskip. D. Bollinger. L. Harman. A. Williams. B. Lehman. M. Grim Row 3: M Myers. J. Brough. P. Yohe. L. Eisenhard. J. Keech. C. Sebright Jodi takes a swing. Eagles go for a point. Kathy Holtzinger Sandy Shive Tammy Griest Beth Messenger Michele King Deb Murtorff Beth gets energy. Jodi gets the ball. Hockey, a vigorous sport Does Jody have sticks? Go. Pam. go 68 Sandy takes the ball down the field Winter Sports Time Is Now “I can’t wait until tomorrow-” Think not of the morrow, friend. “Remember the time when-” Dismiss your dreams of past. “If only I could do it now!” Today is here! Today is now! I wish I could do it over again-” Today won’t always last. I.w.wagener 69 Varsity team shows experience The 1981-82 version of the Eagle varsity basketball team looked very promising this year. With a great deal of experience returning, Coach Se- gro was very anxious for the season to begin. But, due to a hard fought football season, two starters were out, Den- ny Shultz until December and Jeff Hunt out for the season. This could have been greatly damag- ing to the Eagles, but it didn't bother them in the least. The Eagles finished the year very respectedly and brought a great deal of pride to the school. Row 1: J. Miller. S. Deibler. D. Ehly. J Huffman Row 2: J. Howell. D. Shultz. W. Stambaugh. E. Ensor. J. Griffie. A. Hartzell Coaches Mr. Fisher. Mr. Segro. and Mr. Davidson Manager. Dan Klinedinst Steve Deibler Dave Ehly Coach gives some pointers. 70 Griffie gets the ball Wayde shows the way Jerry Griffie Allen Hartzell Jeff Howell Jason Huffman Jim Miller Mike goes for two. Rebound! Stoner over the back The junior varsity basketball team is to be a learning exper- ience for the young players. It is to prepare them for their up- coming varsity playing time. The players put forth their best effort to try to impress the coaching staff, hoping, maybe, to get a little varsity time. The record doesn't matter very much and the players go out on the court to enjoy playing the game of basketball. Row 1: J. Weaver. M. Thomen. D. Hoff Row 2: L. Stonef. T. Herman. D. Showers. M. Duncan 72 Two points? Time Gains Experience Row 1: M. Grogan. D Shultz. R. Hickoff. K. Weaver Row 2: T. Cookerly. T. Railing. T Leonard. M Hebe. B. Muniz Enthusiasm for the sport of basketball is evi- dent in the ninth grade boys basketball team. Being able to handle the ball, to move quick- ly. and have a fast eye are only some of the qualities these boys must achieve before be- coming a good player. The experience the team gets in ninth grade will show in their future years playing basket- ball. Under the coaching of Jeff Davidson, the team had a successful season. Matt going in for the score Managers: C. Cook and T. Gnest Coaches: Mr. Dismuke and Mrs. Reever Members of J.V. Team Row 1: Sue Stevens Row 2: L. Eisenhard. B. Heid. K. Wolf 'They have her trapped in the middle. The girls Varsity and J. V. basketball teams began the season with the high hopes for success. Dribbling, passing, and running are what prac- tice consisted of every night. With hard work, devotion, and ambition the team did well in their season. The teams were coached by Mr. Dis- muke and Mrs. Reever. Row 1: J. Behney. P Byers. T. Shank. S. Krout. C. Stambaugh Row 2: W. Reese. A Spangler. J. Brough. C. Sebright. T. Zepp. T. Sauble ■‘This is MY ball! Judy Behney Suzi Stevens Trying to block points. Amy tries a quick dodge. Tracy tries for two. Judy moves toward the basket. No chance to waste time on the court. It takes time to score Members of the 9th grade team Row 1 J. Yeagy Row 2: T. Miller. C. Rohrbaugh Jill blocks a pass Whoops. I dropped the ball! 77 Coach. Mr Miller Down the court Tracy scores Debbie fights for a victory Wrestling is a sport of individual effort with one person working alone to achieve a victory, which is shared by his team- mates and him. Our team, led by seniors Joe Lenker and Jon Miller, showed all that wrestled them that Ber- mudian's wrestling team should be remembered. Under the fine coaching of Da- vid McCollum and Doug Niebel. the matmen practiced long and tedious hours to achieve a win- ning season. They improved constantly during the season, and they showed the opposi- tion the force the Eagles pos- sesses. Row 1: J. Miller. R. Hickoff. J. Lenker. K. Miller. D. Silsley. B. Starner Row 2: T. Ruth. E. Linebaugh. D. McCauslin. D. Highlands. C. Rutley. G. Williams Wrestling, a grueling sport Ron McCreary Coach Neibel gives instruction Jon Miller Charlie gets Mr Wagener's opinion of his match Tim Ruth Greg Williams Go. Darrel, go! 79 Time can make the difference J. V. Row 1: C. Trostle. C. Campbell. W. Keech. B. Bossom Row 2: T. Eichelberger. D. Cook. R. McCreary. J. Garcia Twist 'em like a pretzel!' Jeff Long Joel tries for a pin. Ron gives his all. Pin your man! Wade pins his man A victory for Earl Coach McCollum stays calm at all times Darryl doing his thing. 81 Trever going for a bar Members of the 9th grade wrestling team Row 1: M. Sutherland Row 2: T. McCreary. P Chupp Greg wants a pin Little McCreary uses the half Greg gets caught 82 Chess Team Row 1: C. Divelbiss. R Miller. D Larue Row 2: J. Long. A. Shearer. B. Shafer. D. Wolfe Jeff concentrates on the match. This year’s chess team, under the supervision of Mr. Dixon, may not have had too many victories; but they gained a great deal of insight into the game of chess. The team was very inexperienced with only one return- ing letterman, Allan Shearer. This was a learning year for the team and next year they hope to do better. Good luck to next year’s team. Coach: Mr. Dixon moo SCOREBOARD V. Footb. Opp 9th Grade Scotland Susquemta New Oxford Greencastle Littlestown Camp Hi! Greencastle Waynesboro Littlestown amS'Buchanan Gettysburg New Oxford Susquenita Waynesboro Littlestown New Oxford South Western Big e B.S.H $. 0 1 1 4 1 1 1 Varsity Field Hockey M Northern Boiling Springs Littlestown Fairfield Gettysburg New Oxford Greencastle Susquenita Biglervilie mes Buchanan Opp. B.S.H.S. 0 0 0 0 1 ? J. V. Field Hockey Northern Boiling Springs town field Greent Susquenita Biglervilie Varsity Basketball B.S.H.S. Opp. 58 York Vo Tech 60 51 Gettysburg 65 63 Littlestown 84 66 Fairfield 41 52 Biglervilie 44 57 New Oxford 44 62 James Buchanan 66 68 Shippensburg 55 53 Waynesboro 75 36 Greencastle 62 53 Northern 80 64 Susquenita 60 36 Scotland 70 75 Boiling Springs 49 53 Camp Hill 98 58 Big Spring 63 53 Gettysburg 74 44 Littlestown 74 63 Fairfield 34 64 Biglervilie 71 d 44 New Oxford 63 J. V. Basketball B.S.H.S. Opp 38 York Vo Tech 46 37 Gettysburg 52 34 Littlestown 53 50 Fairfield 27 54 Biglervilie 24 41 New Oxford 43 50 James Buchanan 52 39 Shippensburg 48 37 Waynesboro 50 39 Greencastle 52 49 Northern 59 43 Susquenita 56 42 Scotland 60 35 Boiling Springs 47 37 Camp Hill 86 45 Big Spring 41 36 Gettysburg 58 50 Littlestown 59 57 Fairfield 23 31 Biglervilie 26 47 New Oxford 59 9th Grade Basketball B.S.H.S. i 51 Biglervilie 20 31 Littlestown 46 40 Big Spring 18 30 New Oxford 37 27 Gettysburg 29 49 Northern 37 34 Biglervilie 14 32 Littlestown 40 43 Fairfield 14 36 New Oxford 44 Gettysburg 30 31 Northern 35 51 Scotland 56 Opp. 84 1981-82 l.S.H.S. Varsity Wrestling Opp. 24 Waynesboro 32 25 Gettysburg 32 42 Northeastern 21 21 Susquenita 30 43 New Oxford 24 28 Boiling Springs 29 20 Delone 35 50 Scotland 16 51 Greencastle 16 47 Camp Hill 17 16 Big Spring 44 42 Littlestown 18 40 Shippensburg 17 24 Bigterville 30 9 Northern 44 32 James Buchanan 29 32 West Perry 24 44 East Pennsboro 12 B.S.H.S. J V Wrestling Opp. 30 Waynesboro 30 16 Gettysburg | 10 18 Northeastern M 28 6 Susquenita 1 62 24 New Oxford 30 8 Delone 50 6 Scotland 12 27 Camp Hill 9 3 Big Spring 48 25 Littlestown 18 26 Shippensburg 8 25 Bigterville 24 24 Northern J 6 .S.H.S. 9th Grade Wrestling Opp 18 Big Spring 35 56 Northeastern 12 11 Northern 57 30 New Oxford 44 13 Gettysburg 48 25 Biglerville 45 Girl’s Varsity Basketball Girl’s J. V. Basketball B.S.H.S. Opp. B.S.H.S. Opp. 35 Scotland 61 18 Scotland 17 63 Gettysburg 43 32 Gettysburg 21 33 Littlestown 68 23 Littlestown 43 51 Fairfield 48 46 Fairfield 21 41 Biglerville 58 25 Biglerville 34 30 New Oxford 70 28 New Oxford 39 41 James Buchanan 78 73 James Buchanan 28 32 Shippensburg 88 14 Shippensburg 49 17 Waynesboro 75 35 Waynesboro 41 27 Greencastle 66 Y 55 Greencastle 26 59 Northern 66 24 Northern 34 30 Susquenita 44 19 Susquenita 15 A 25 Boiling Springs 41 15 Boiling Springs 16 36 Camp Hill 75 34 Camp Hill 43 43 Big Spring 56 f 34 Big Spring 26 43 Gettysburg 38 25 Gettysburg 30 38 Littlestown 78 32 Littlestown 57 36 Fairfield 53 32 Fairfield 29 34 Biglerville 56 61 Biglerville 37 40 New Oxford 79 . 33 New Oxford 23 C 9th Grade Girl's Basnetball B.S.H.S. J 25 Biglerville 33 26 Littlestown 23 32 Big Spring 24 21 New Oxford 19 18 Northern 37 17 Gettysburg 12 22 Littlestown 15 J2 New Oxford 22 22 Gettysburg 22 15 New Oxford 23 ‘27 Biglerville 21 24 Gettysburg 16 12; - Northern 24 28 Scotland 24 Opp. B.S. Greencastle tlestovN Fairfield New Oxfo Boiling Springs Cams Hill James Buchanan Big Spring Bigterville Northern Shippensburg . Gettysburg Waynesboro A Matter of Time Seniors stride down the Path of Time Recapturing happy memories, Reliving past experiences, Envisioning our future dreams. We are filled with nervous tension As the time draws near For us to go our separate ways. 85 Robin Linebaugh J Under the supervision of Jane John- ston. the cheerleaders of Bermudian Springs worked very hard to support their teams in every way possible. Joining the squads this year were 5 new girls. In November, after football season, the squad split into two se- perate squads consisting of 7 girls each for Basketball and Wrestling. Each squad supported their teams with a smile and much enthusiasm. They led the Eagle Teams to great seasons. Sharon helping out on Parents Day Tina waiting to cheer Football Cheerleaders: T. Ruppert. T Weaver. A. Taylor. J. Bruggeman. J. Heid. S. Thomen. S. Thomen. B. Lescalleet. C. King. J. Ruppert. C. Jennings. S. Balek Stacy Thomen Sharon Thomen Cheerleaders put in time supporting their teams Wrestling Cheerleaders: row 1 S. Thomen. J. Ruppert. T Ruppert. row 2 B. Lescalleet. S. Thomen. J. Bruggeman row 3 J. Becker. Basketball Cheerleaders: front to back C. Jennings. T. Weaver. T. Hamm. T. Lobaugh. A Hunt. J. Heid. A. Taylor Get up and out! Sink it! Cheerleader anticipation Cheerleaders take time to show spirit Win. team, win! Fight! Activities Pools of Time Seconds flowing from the pits of time where all things bubble over into the pools of glassy glow Dark and deep dwelling no man will ever go to that hidden cavern where time does flow Clear water glowing time runs off the cavern floor into a deep sea bed beneath some dark and distant shore Jason Huffman 89 Spirits and proud parents Ron has senior spirit. This is definitely spirit week. The week of October fifth was designated “Spirit Week” by the Student Council. This was the time when football season reached its height of excitement. Monday, the freshmen flaunted their class colors of laven- der and white by wearing clothes of that color. Tuesday was the sophomores chance to display their class pride in Burgandy and cream. Wednesday, the juniors covered the school in silver and blue. Thursday, the seniors surprised everyone with their meticulously decorated green and white lockers. The seniors also wore their class colors, mint green and white that day. Friday proved to be the climax of the week with an exciting pep rally, where the results of the poster contest were announced. Everyone showed his school pride by drown- ing B.S.H.S. in a wave of red and gray. Sharon starts spirit week with a bang. Stambaughs escort son Wayde and friend Charlie. On November 14, the Eagles hosted their annual Parent’s Day. At that time, the football players, cheerleaders, and their parents were recognized for all their support, en- couragement. and Eagle spirit that they provided for the Eagles this season. This event was sponsored by the “B Club. Mr. Mrs. Trostle escort Corey A group of proud parents. Time to hiss and cheer. On November 19 and 21 at 8:00 p.m.. A Night of Melodramas was presented by the Bermudian Springs High School students in the high school auditorium. One of the plays is Fireman. Save My Child. Poor, innocent Daisy (Jean Heid) is approached by a mad villain. Archibald Qumgle (Roger Miller). But Daisy discovers that she is in love with his brother Chester (Dave Thomen). Both sons are overly protected by their old-fashioned mother. Julia (Jill Yeagy). but in the end she consents to her son Chester's marriage. Other members of the cast include: Myrtle Jones, the maid. Fara Whitacre; Mrs. Crossbury. the village gossip. Tracy Shank; Bing Barnes, the funny feller. Dave Cook: Mary Lawson, the Book-keeper. Elaine Crone. Cindy Guise served as prompter. Another of the plays was Millie, the Beautiful Working Girl. The play was about Millie Melody (Sally Balek). who is employed as a maid in Mrs. Draper's mansion. Brentwood Draper (Steve Lecrone). the hero, tries to force his affections on Millie, but Brentwood is foiled by Cliff Ravenswood (Roger Miller), the villain. There was a surprise ending. Other members of the cast include: Mrs. Monica Draper, a widow, wealthy, and socially prominent. Sherri Henry: Barney Shelley, a detective. Randy Tosten. Jody Asper served as prompter. The other play was Curses the Villain is Foiled. It was about the romance of Jeffe (Molly Dickmeyer). the hired girl, and Willie Work (Brian Holtzinger). the hired boy. Another romance begins between Godfrey (Pat Shank), the honest hero and True-Hope (Karen Sheffer). the new school marm. In the end. bliss and rapture reign supreme. Other members of the cast include: Fara Whitacre. as Mrs Goodheart. the dear sweet, old mother; Blackie Blackman, played by Dave Thomen. who lives up to his name, the scoundrel; and Cindy Guise was prompter. The plays were directed by Mr. L.W. Wagener. with Charles Rutley and Todd Stiles serving on stage crew. All three plays gave everyone a chance to cheer for the heroes and hiss at the villains. The villian. D. Thomen. attacks Mrs. Goodheart. Fara Whitacre. Millie the Beautiful Working Girl cast: Row 1: S. Henry. S. Balek. L. Harman Row 2: S. Lecrone. R. Tosten. R. Miller Daisy. Jean Heid, and Chester. Dave Thomen have a talk. Roger and Steve discuss the plays. The cast of Curses the Villain is Foiled: M. Dickmeyer. B. Holtzinger. F. Whitacre. P Shank. D. Thomen. and K. Sheffer. Fireman Save My Child cast: Row 1: R. Miller, J. Heid. D. Thomen Row 2: E. Crone. T. Shank. J. Yeagy. F. Whitacre. D. Cook The villian is captured Julia. Jill Yeagy. discusses Ella with Sally. Tracy Shank. Promptors. Cindy Guise and Jody Asper discuss the plays with director Mr. Wagener. Millie Melody. S. Balek. is captured by the villain. Molly and Brian practice their parts Roger Miller. Godfrey tells of his love to True. Light crew T. Stiles and C. Rutley. The Christmas spirit was brought into full swing on December 13 with the Christmas Candle- light Concert. The program began with the cho- rus processional and audience participation to the Christmas favorite “Silent Night.” The Cho- rus proceeded to entertain the audience with several selections, two of which were directed by the student teachers. Virginia Patterson and Charles Thompson. One song featured two so- loists. Tyra Pyles and Eric Smith. Following the Senior Chorus, the Senior Band played three numbers. The audience joined in singing Christ- mas carols as the Senior Chorus retook the stage. The highlight of the show was the Chorus’ crowd pleaser “Fruitcake.“ which showed each section “doing their own thing. The concert ended with the traditional “Halle- lujah Chorus” sung by the Senior Chorus and some attending alumni. A brass ensemble Chorus members let their little lights shine Traci and her clarinet Solemnly singing chorus Beth and her favorite flute. The lady responsible for a successful chorus concert. 94 A Successful Christmas Concert They're actually singing! The man responsible for a successful band. Pat and Andy plan the concert Where do we come in? Miss Patterson, student director A brass line up Brass section at work All kind of activities take time. Miss Millie our star actress This thing sure is heavy I'm bored with the whole thing.” Angie preparing for the concert Stick 'em up! Beth busily singing Clubs Harried Tick tock goes the clock a minute’s gone an echoed knock away it goes beneath my nose it keeps me hopping on my toes the moments flee away from me elude my grasp quite impishly I stand aghast as they fly past why do the moments go so fast? Elizabeth Myers Time and pleasure. I feel that Student Council President has been a very challenging and rewarding experience for me. It has helped me learn how to accept and handle a lot or responsibility. As Student Council President. I have had the opportunity to work with the entire student body and some of the faculty members. I have learned that it takes the support of every student and also the support of the faculty and administration to make any activity a success. However. I feel that Student Council is a very overlooked organization. The mam reason may be that people don't realize exactly how much Student Council really does for the student body. The Student Council has many yearly obligations. It sponsors all of the Homecoming activities including the Homecoming Dance, parades, bonfire, poster and car contests, etc. It has also succeeded in putting a juke box in the cafeteria to provide lunchtime music. These are only a few examples of Student Council's accomplishments that I think should be recognized. This past year I have had the pleasure of working with a very dedicated and hardworking Student Council. I hope in future years students will learn to understand more about and realize the importance of a good and successful Student Council. I also hope students will get more involved with Student Council activities. To any student who has the ambition to run for Student Council, and all of the future Student Council members. I wish the best of luck and success. Respectfully Beth Boyer Student Council President Student Council — Row 1 Mary Grim. Traci Lobaugh. Beth Boyer. Angie Taylor Row 2 Becky Lescalleet. Amy Spangler. Elaine Crone. Tammy Griest. Michele King. Doug Larue Row 3 Tracy Shank. Allan Shearer. Pat Shank. Marlin Ensor. Rick Cashman. Greg Lerew Kicking off the jewelry sale. Student Council Officers Row 1 Traci Lobaugh. Beth Boyer Row 2 Mary Grim. Pat Shank. Angie Taylor Time and practice bring results. Executive Council — Mark McClain. Candy Cook. Andrea Hunt. Michele King. Dave Cook. Bev Frey. Tracy Shank. Dave Thomen. Jeff Howell. Kathy Holtzinger. Chris Grasley Director — David Dietz Field Commander — Mark McClain This past year marks a milestone in the history of BSHS's bands. Our band started the marching season with only Vi of its experienced members returning. All other spots were filled by freshmen. After long, tedious hours of practice during band camp, at school, and at night, the band grew to practicing in rain and mud. through disappointments, but the hard work paid off. The pride of Bermudian Springs was shown off at many local and distant parades and field competitions. With precision, excitement, and pride glowing from every individual, our band achieved top honors in every parade or competition we entered: Susquenita's Drums Along the Susquehanna” field competition — 1st place Dillsburg's Farmers' Fair Parade — 1st place Mt. Wolf — Manchester Jaycees Halloween Parade — 1st place Littlestown Cavalcade of Bands — 1st place Gettysburg Halloween Parade — 1st place Hanover Halloween Parade — 1st place Cedar Cliff Tournament of Bands Championships — 1st place Cavalcade of Bands Championships ' States” — 4th place Our band could not have achieved this high level of musical excellence without the tremendous support of friends, parents, administration and of course. Boss” Mr. David Dietz. Without his undying faith, perseverance and tenacity, our band would not have reached its excellence. Seniors — Row 1 D. Murtorff. T. Lobaugh. B. Frey. B Boyer. B. Messinger. C. Hertz. L. Crook Row 2 J. Hunt. K. Powers. C. Beaver. C. Cook. K. Holtzinger. M. McClain. T. Weaver Row 3 C. Grasley. J. Behney. B. Heebner. J. Kraft. M. King Row 4 J. Howell. R. Fahnestock. D. Watts. S. Stevens. B. Wrights. G. Dever. K. Reynolds Mark gives instructions. 99 Clarinets Row 1: C. Eisenhart. K. Powers. C. Cook. T. Decker Row 2: A. Hunt. K. Holtzinger Row 3: K. Moritz. C. Beaver Row 4: S. Ruppert. S. Yeagy. B. Heid Flutes Row 1: S. Krout, A. Mummert. J. Becker. C. Guise Row 2: J. Kraft. B. Weigle. J. Yeagy. M. King. B. Shreck Low Brass Row 1: D. Larue. D. Cook. B. Holtzinger. K. Stoner. C. Divelbliss Row 2: B. Holtzinger. T. Fetrow. P. Dubbs. G. Larson. G. Lerew Row 3: M Duncan. C. Grasley. P. Shank. R. Fahnestock Percussion Row 1: B. Beaver. D. Wolf. A. Hoff- man Row 2: J. Asper. T. Pyles. M. Dick- meyer. C. Wagaman. J Hunt. T. Weaver. B. Shafer. W. Reese 100 Extra support for the football team Saxophones B. Caldwell, M. McClain. B. Heebner. T. Thomen. A. Spangler. E. Spertzel. K. Reynolds Trumpets Row 1: R. Bynaker. R. Miller. J. Bynaker Row 2: J. Brough. M Sowers. J. Behney. D. Altman Row 3: T. Shank. E. Stehley. R. Bullock Row 4: G. Dever. J. Howell. T. Herman. E Smith Band puts in much time toward goals National Front: S. Thoman. D. Schreck. D. Smith. J. Seifert. T. lin- ebaugh. T. Miller. E. Beard Majorettes: B. Boyer. B. Frey. K. Baker. T. Hamm BERMUDIAN SPRINGS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL _______P B % M i Swing Flags: Row 1: D. Grogan C. Hertz. J. Wolfe. L. Ingle. L Crook. B. Sponseller. B. Mes singer. J. King Row 2 M Law rence. T. Lobaugh. D. Bollinger D. Murtorff Silk Flags: Row 1: J. Mulder. D. Watts Row 2: E. Crone. R. Smith. B. Wrights. J King. L. Schreck, S. Stevens. D. Whitehead. K. Harbold. R. Anderson. K. Sheffer 102 Letty and her tambourine. Two new chorus members. Band and chorus spend much time Singing first period. The The saxes converse before perforrr 103 A time well spent gives reward. Director — Jane Johnston Officers: M King. T. Griest. M Grim. J. Garcia. J. Howell. D. Larue. T Shank Seniors: Row 1: L. Crook. T. Griest. B. Heebner. B Frey Row 2: C. Beaver. C Hertz. T Lobaugh. K. Summers. D. Perry Row 3: M Sheffer. J King. J. Garcia. B Boyer. M King Row 4: $. Lecrone. J. Howell. R Fahnestock. J. Hunt. K. Reyn- olds. M. McClain Mrs. Johnston hurries to chorus practice. The Senior Chorus practiced hard for four days a week determined to be the best. In December they put on a Christmas Concert. They were taught by several student teachers from Gettysburg College. To show their determination and confidence the chorus is putting on the musical. South Pacific. The chorus also plans to strive for a new goal. They plan to perform at Kings Dominion amusement park in Virginia. 104 Sopranos: Row 1: $. Balek. L. Crook. T. Spangler. M. Balek Row 2: B. Beaver. C. Hertz. B Boyer. K. Summers. D. Perry Row 3: K. Baker. J. King. T. Lobaugh. D. Grogan. A Hunt. C. Beaver Row 4: M. Alwine. C. Rohrbaugh. K. Glass. M. Lawrence. M. Sheffer. J. King. B. Clouser Altos: Row 1: T. Griest. M Grim Row 2: F. Whitacre. A. Taylor. T. Pyles. C. Lupo Row 3: T Culbert. M King. B. Heebner. P. Yohe - - Row 4: L. Eisenhard. T. Weaver. T. Shank. M Sowers. B. Frey Basses: Row 1: C Trostle. J. Garcia. D. Altman Row 2: J Howell. D Cook. J. Weaver. M Duncan Row 3: P. Shank. J. Hunt. D. Highlands. R. Fahnestock. T. Fetrow Corey makes a quick get away. Cleaning up the band room 105 Non-academics re Tenors — row 1. B. Starner. K, Miller row 2. D. Wolfe. D. Larue. A. Hoffman row 3. S. Lecrone. E. Smith. K. Reynolds. M. McClain Madrigals — row 1. D Wolfe row 2. T Lobaugh. S. Lecrone. M. McClain. T. Griest row 3. T Pyles. C. Beaver. C Trostle. D. Larue. F. Whitacre. A. Taylor row 4. M. Sheffer. J Howell. J. Hunt. M King quire much time. Clubs are a very important activity in the school. A variety of 13 different clubs are offered. This gives each in- dividual an opportunity to choose what he or she enjoys most. Every other Thursday is designated as club day. This is their chance to work and plan activities and projects to better our high school. Clubs is known to be one of the most fun and entertaining times spent here at Ber- mudian. Mary working in the shack B Club row 1. R. Wrights. M. Shelleman. D. Piter. T Griest. T Zepp. J. Asper. C. Guise. J Ruppert. P. Yohe. S. Baleck. M. Grim. F. Whitacre. C. McCloskey. S. Krout. K Dupler row 2. P. Shank. S. Mummert. C. Inskip. T. Hamm. B. Boyer. C. Hertz. B. Messinger. B. Frey. T. Lobaugh. J. Wolf. J. Stains. E. Crone. K. Moritz. W. Keech. T. Ruth row 3. T Weaver. D. Murtorff. K. Larson. S. Lecrone. S. Wolf. K. Reynolds. T. Stiles. P. Byers. M. McElwee row 4. D. Bollinger. S. Thoman. M. Ensor. J. Hoak. T. Weaver. C. Jennings. L. Byers. J. Miller. G. Williams B Club row 1. M. Lawrence. C. King. D. Spahr. L. Luther. L. Decker. V. Arnold. J Becker. T. Sable. M Baleck. L. Ingle. T. Phillips row 2. D. Smith. J. Keech. R. Smith. D. Miller. T. Decker. T. Stephens. D. McCauslin. C. Lupo. R. Reinhart. J. Decker, row 3. B. Lescalleet. K Wolf. K Glass. C. Sebright. B Clouser. L. Eisenhard. A. Hunt. C. Trostle. K. Harbold Row 4. K. Baker. C. Stambaugh. A. Spangler. N Fittro. D. Grogan. L. Stien. B. Warner. T. Eyler. R. Anderson. W Reese Chess Club row 1 B. Holtzmger. E. Staley. B Holtzinger row 2. A. Shearer. D. Brown. S. Eisenhard. D. Klinedinst row 3. L. Stoner. S. Deibler. J. Garcia. L. Crook row 4 W. Shafer. D. Ehly. B. Ehmry. T. Fetrow Concentration during a chess match 107 Clubs take much extra time Craft Club Row 1 B. Hughes. D. Sanders. R. Rutters Row 2 T. Linebaugh. K. Brothers. B. Reed Row 3 S. Lerew. S. Lippy Row 4 J. King. L. Bloom Dance Club Row 1 T. Beard. W King. C. Eisenhart Row 2 M. Muniz. A. Santiago Row 3 M. Slothour. S. Stevens Row 4 J. King. B. Utley. K. St. Peter Dance instructor. Mrs. Powell giving ad- vice. FBLA President K Holtzinger Row 1 K Sheffer. T. Miller. J. Heid Row 2 C. Cook. S. Henry. T Myers Row 3 K Holtzinger. M. McElwee. J. Yeagy 108 FFA learns to lay block FFA Row 1 K Weaver. T. Starner. J. Scott. J. Wilhelm. T. McCreary. T. Asper. D. Hippensteel Row 2 G. Davis. B. Bossom. L Garcia. J. Behney. S. Shive. S. Hoak Row 3 D. Orris. A. Taylor. R Audrey. S. Klmedmst. B. Copenhaver. B. Staub Row 4 R. Warehime. J Bierkamp. D Laughman FFA Row 1 D. Luther, R. Bullock. T. Boose. R. Bupp. L. Haar. R. Fishel. G Hall. L. Byers Row 2 C. Rutley. M. Ensor. J Hoak. R. Davis. D. Thomen. R. Wolf. D. Hayes Row 3 C. King. J. Myers. C. Brehm. J. Hoff. B. Sponseller. L. Hess Row 4 D. Shultz. D. Klinedinst. G. McDaniel Charlie and his new home. Support for FFA Clubs Take Much Time F.H.A. Row 1: R. Mulder. R. Linebaugh. W. Ardery. L. Harman. C. Hostetter. K. Metzger. J. Rmker. V. Lentz Row 2: M. Rue. D. Wallen. E. Beard. R. Smith. T. Knackstedt. S. Ruppert. D. Sponseller. D. Wallace Row 3: F. Shaberly. T. Schreiber. T. Ruppert. B. Wrights. D. Watts. R. Group. M. Kuhn Row 4: K. Snyder. M. Sheffer. S. Thoman. T. Hartlaub. L. Plank. S. Yeagy F.H.A. members make hoagies. Getting a taste of French foods. French Club Row 1: R Becker. P. Charles Row 2: D. Perry. K. Summers Row 3: M. Alwine. K. St. Peter. E. Myers. C. Beaver. M. Myers Publishing Row 1: S. Thoman. M. Smith. B Beaver. K. Stoner. K. Powers. D. Thomen Row 2: K. Sheffer. W. Custard. N Miller. C. Cook. C. Steimling. J. Griffie Publishing club discusses the school newspaper Stage Crew Row 1: D Thomen. P. Shank Row 2: J. Weaver. J. Hoak. S. Lecrone. M. Ensor Row 3: R Cashman. C. Rutley. L. Byers. C. Trostle. T. Stiles Row 4: A. Shearer Members of Varsity Club and members to be. Stage crew take parts in play. Varsity Club Row 1: J. Hunt. D. Highlands. D. Snook. J. Howell Row 2: A Harzell. $. Shive. W. Stambaugh. A. Taylor. R. McCreary. D Speelman Row 3 P. Byers. K. Jennings. C. Inskip. D. Silsley. S. Lecrone Tennis Club Row 1: R. Forsythe. J. Stephens. J. Watson. B. McGuigan. S. Hock. T. Crouse. R. Crouse. C. Wagaman. J. Practice takes time Bruggeman Row 2: M. McCloskey. P. Chupp. J. Garcia. C. Divelbiss. B. Starner. T. Culbert. T. Spangler. R Smith. K. Starner Row 3: L. Snook. T. Heiner. D. Crutchfield. M. Theimer. B. Sponseller. D. Myers. C. Rohbaugh Row4: B. Heid. R. Shoenberger. J. Bosserman. R. Rupert. R. Hickoff. T. Hoff. E. Smith. T. Auchey Row 5: B. Taylor. L. Row. K. ... Brehm, S. Biese. C. Crone. R. Hickoff. E. Ensor. T. Miller. C. Lou. J. Cook Tina makes a Christmas decoration Students give of their time The Nittany Uons. Weightlifting takes time Getting the B shack ready Greenhouse production class checking on plants Mat Maid Janice Newspaper editor on way to check Ruppert cleans up after FHA the press 112 How can I believe I can view the sunrise — sunset too without a thought of you. How can I believe There’s no look remembered in your eyes No memory of our goodbyes. But when I sleep You are keeper of my dreams. There we wander, hand in hand, down the corriders of night as you show me the way to loveliness. A gold disc moon hangs in the sky powdered with stars. I am breathless at the beauty your voice unfolds. Night wanes and, one by one, stars dis- appear leaving the heavens jeweless and dark. I am alone in that silk and soundless sea. I awake — will I still believe I can view the sunrise — sunset too without a thought of you. L.W. Wagener Administration and Faculty School Board and Administration Devote Their Time Formal public school education, through high school graduation, occupies only approximately one-fourth of each person's life span and success in life will depend more on what is achieved after high school graduation than before. While formal schooling may end for many with high school commencement, education through experience will continue. Life is a continuing series of'experiences which formulate and revise the thoughts and actions of individuals. Experience is the key to goal setting; knowledge is the vehicle with which goals are achieved: and time is the resource needed to thor- oughly mix the knowledge and experience into success. As Helen Keller said, We can do any- thing we want to if we stick to it long enough. I am confident that your education to date has provided you with the foundation for future growth, and that much of your remaining lifetime is devoted to the pursuit of honorable goals. W. Reese Lichtel Superintendent 114 Row 1 M. Worley. M Lott. G. Shank Row 2: A. Altobelli. E. Phillips. N. Hickoff. G. Anderson To The Class of 1982 The time has come for you to make some hard decisions about the future course of your life. Until now you have been required by dependen- cy and by other restrictions placed upon young adults to conform to the wishes of many. Graduation from high school is an achieve- ment, won by you. which begins to lift the bur- den of restrictions. I congratulate you upon completion of high school. I also caution you to weigh the many circumstances which will influence the impor- tant decisions with which you will be faced. By all means, guide your own destiny and do not be untracked by the proddings of those who have little or no stake in your future. You decide what is best for you. Do not let things happen to you by chance when a firm decision is needed. You decide. Charles Dickens wrote that “there is no more miserable human being than one in whom nothing is habitual but indecision. Robert M. Reed High School Principal To The Graduating Class of 1982 As you graduate this year, much time and effort has been devoted to accomplish this goal. As you have discovered, time is essential to properly mold your outcomes correctly. In the future, permit yourself ample time to make sound decisions. Be patient, not in haste, and your finished product will be complete. Remember, if you become impatient, how long it has taken you to be where you are now. Good Luck! Gerald J. Soltis Assistant Principal 115 116 Mr. Davidson cleans up his spilled lunch T Time passes with age Mr. Dixon keeps his eyes on things David Deitz — Band David Dries — Science Student teacher. Mr. Thompson Roy Dismuke — Math MaryAnn Farlow — French Here's to the heartbeat of life here at Bermudian Springs, the Facul- ty. Believe it or not. there is actu- ally life outside of the Faculty Lounge! For their relentless dedi- cation and more often than enough teeth-pulling talents, the Yearbook Staff would like to de- vote this section to these people that make our high school a spe- cial place of learning and knowl- edge. % r - � Donald Dixon — Business Education Carol Giesey — English 117 Time brings knowiedge Harold Griffie — Math Randall Gutacker — Industrial Arts Frank Geist — Science Dennis lezzi — Social Studies Jane Johnston — Vocal Music Dale Heineman — Math 118 Mr. Griffie checking his notes Vincent Kowalski — Librarian 119 Mr. Redding in class Sabina Pennabaker — Home Economics Dedication and time Mrs. Sweger caught by surprise 120 Vincent Sefcheck — Industrial Arts Eugene Segro — Social Studies Mr Wagener and some of his students William Weiler — STAP Art Lloyd Wagener — 121 Time brings talent to all m Ellen Blocher — Secretary Bonnie Brough — Secretary Terry Donaldson — Secretary Doris Shook — Secretary Joan Trostle — Secretary Dottie Williams — Secretary 122 Cafeteria Staff — Lois Weigle. Ruthann Weidner. Jean Nace. Shirley King. Nancy Shellhamer. Dot Ruppert. Mable Hankey Its time for ice cream Ruthie and Nanny cutting butter Future help for the cafeteria 123 Mr. Gutacker teaching an empty class- room. Mr Lightner watching the lunch line A dedicated Orioles fan. What do teachers do in their spare time? Mr. Kowalski content on his full stomach. How much can we eat? Sweetheart Queen coronation delayed by snow. Robin Anderson Sally Balek Dana Bollinger BethAnn Lehman The Sweetheart Dance was held on Saturday. February 20. in the gymnasium. The close of school the day before because of snow made it impossible to vote for the queen, so the can- didates and their escorts were announced and an assembly was planned for the following Thursday during School. Although the queen and runners-up could not be announced at the dance, everyone there had a great time danc- ing to the music provided by Kevin Troy of Q- 106 Radio. 1982 Sweetheart Queen. Sharon Thoman The queen and her court Outgoing queen Winona Dissinger crowns the new queen. The queen and runners-up were an- nounced during the special assembly on Thursday. Lynne Pennypacker was named second runner-up and Traci Lobaugh was named first runner-up. Then Beth Boyer. Student Council president and mistress of ceremonies, announced Sharon Thoman as the 1982 Sweetheart Queen. She re- ceived her crown from outgoing queen Winona Dissinger. This event was spon- sored by the Student Council. 1 South Pacific” On April 2 and 3 at 8 pm the Senior Chorus successfully presented the popular musical and love story, “South Pa- cific. The setting was a South Sea Island during World War II. The scenery of palm trees, flowers, and grass skirts certainly added a touch of tropical reality to the atmo- sphere. The plot of the story centered around the courtship of Nurse Nellie Forbush French planter Emile De Becque, and the love between Lt. Joseph Cable and Liat, an innocent Tonkinese girl from the island of Bali Hai. A note of comedy was also added to the story by a Tonkin- ese dealer. Bloody Mary and Seabee Luther Billis, who were constantly in battle over everything from grass skirts to shrunken heads. The story depicted the love between people and the ter- rors of war. It climaxed with the tragic death of Lt. Joseph Cable which made Nellie and Emile realize their unending love. Seabees check out Bloody Mary's wares T. Lobaugh, S. Lecrone E. Smith, K. Miller, J. Garcia, G. Lerew, M. Duncan The Nurses Co-directors Mr. Wa- gener and Mrs. John- ston; student direc- tor Pat Shank 2 M. McClain, C. Lupo M. Grim (kneeling), T. Griest, C. Lupo _________ C. Trostle, J. Hunt, J. Weaver f A D. Highlands, T. Fetrow. R. Tosten, D. Cook, R. Fahnestock Cast (in order of appearance) Ngana Tyra Pyles Jerome Brian Starner Jerome Roger Miller Ensign Nellie Forbush Traci Lobaugh Emile De Becque Steve Lecrone Bloody Mary Tammy Griest Bloody Mary's Assistant Mary Grim Abner Roger Miller Stewpot Drew Highlands Luther Billis Andy Hoffman Professor Joe Weaver Lt. Joseph Cable U.S.M.C. Mark McClain Capt. George Brackett Jeff Hunt Commdr. William Harbison Randy Tosten Yeoman Herbert Quale Corey Trostle Sgt. Kenneth Johnson Eric Smith Seabee West Tim Fetrow Seabee Wise Greg Lerew Seabee O’Brien Roger Fahenstock Joel Garcia Mike Duncan Kevin Miller Dave Hoff Angie Taylor Cris Hertz Beth Boyer Cindy Beaver Tracy Shank Lisa Eisenhard Michele King Amy Spangler Cindy Lupo Mary Grim Dave Cook Kevin Miller Stage crew: T. Stiles. J. Hoak. D. Thomen. C. Rutley. M. Ensor Diane Perry Mary Balek Andrea Hunt Darla Grogan Tina Weaver Navy Nurses Missy Alwine Chris Rohrbaugh Laurie McKee Michele Lawrence Barb Beaver Teresa Gilbert Jackie King Melanie Sowers Tammy Spangler Kathy Summers The Pit Band Bob McCaffrey Marine CpI. Steeves Staff Sgt. Hassinger Pte. Victor Jerome Lt. Genevieve Marshall Ensign Lisa Minelli Ensign Connie Walewska Ensign Janet McGregor Ensign Bessie Noonan Ensign Pamela Whitmore Ensign Sue Yaeger Ensign Dinah Murphy Liat Marcel Lt. Buzz Adams Pte. Sven Larsen Prompters: B. Messinger. D. Murtorff French Girl 3 The 1982 softball season started with much enthusiasm and much effort put forth at the many practices, drilling on the basics, and preparing for the first game of the season. This year the team had an assistant coach. Randy Griest. who helped coach the J.V.'s as well as assist Coach Powell. There were many close games, but. as usual, the opponents always seemed to pull ahead in the end. The J.V. team had its chance up to bat at the three games scheduled, and in the Biglerville game Bermudian had its first and last softball victory of the season: 11-9. Although the varsity team record ended as 0-14. the spirit, enthusiasm, and hard work of each girl never ceased. It was a season which each senior and underclassman will remember for years to come. Softball team — Row 1: D. McCauslin. K. Baker. R. Anderson. T. Griest. S. Shive. J. Asper Row 2: J. Behney. M. King, K. Harbold. T. Shank. T. Zepp. W. Reese Judy Behney Tammy Griest Softball Wanda Ardrey Renee Byers Beth Heebner Candy Cook Suzi Stevens Kim Larson Traci Lobaugh Deb Murtorff The 1982 volleyball teams practiced very hard to have a winning season. There were many games which the girls came close to win- ning. but unfortunately the opposing teams always managed to pull ahead in the end. Under the precise coaching of Bob Spertzel and LeeAnn Friedman, the teams always showed great skill and spirit in the face of defeat. With another year of experience under their belts, the returning members of the volleyball team hope to make the 1983 season a victorious one. Varsity — Row 1: S. Balek. J. King. T. Lobaugh. D. Murtorff. B. Utley. Row 2: R. Byers. T. Hamm. B. Lehman. B. Heebner. K. Larson. C. Cook. T. Byers Volleyball Junior Varsity — Row 1: S. Stevens. M. Myers. J. Bruggeman. T. Tate. M. Alwine, K. Coaches: Bob Spertzel and LeeAnn Fried- Metzger. J. King. Row 2: J. Staines. F. Whitacre. P. Yohe. B. Weigle. B. Wolf. M. Sowers. W. man Ardrey. R. Mulder Jackie King Beth Utley 7 Basebal The 1982 baseball season opened with only four returning lettermen and a very young team under the guidance of Head Coach Jeff Davidson and Assistant Coach Jim Ristine. High hopes and hard practices started the season in the right direction. Although the team didn't win any games, they fought hard and came close to winning many times. Improvement showed from game to game and kept the team from being discouraged. With many members returning next year, each with another year under his belt, next season should prove to be very promising. Robert Forsythe Baseball team — Row 1: R. Forsythe. D. Speelman. J. Miller. S. Deibler. J. Huffman Row 2: L. Haar. R. Tosten. E. Smith. D. Haar. D. Shultz. S. Eisenhart. R. Bullock. D. Hoff Row 3: S. Messinger. G. Hall. D. LaRue. M. Hebe. T. Railing. S. Shive. K. Miller. C. Divelbiss Jason Huffman Don Speelman 8 ■ Coaches: Jeff Davidson. Jim Ristine BSHS OPP 3 New Oxford 4 0 Littlestown 16 9 Fairfield 16 2 Waynesboro 13 3 Biglerville 4 2 Greencastle 15 2 Gettysburg 10 0 James Buchannan 12 2 New Oxford 5 0 Waynesboro 17 4 Fairfield 11 4 Biglerville 6 6 Greencastle 13 1 Gettysburg 8 0 James Buchannan 23 1 Littlestown 3 9 Dave Ehly Jim Hoak Jeff Hunt Steve Lecrone Tim Ruth 10 Denny Shultz Bob Weaver With enthusiasm and energy, the 1982 track team started off a great season. Under the coaching of Head Coach Dave Dries and Assistant Coaches Roy Dismuke and Larry Redding, the team spent many grueling hours preparing for each meet. The pride, spirit and skill exhibited by each team member proved to be just the ingredients for a winning season. The statistics on the next page speak for themselves. Congratulations for a great season! Track team — Row 1: C. Steimling. D. Ehly. S. Wolfe. S. Lecrone. J. Hoak. R. McCreary. T. Ruth. A. Hartzell Row 2: D. Myers. G. Knisley. S. Mummert. R. Wrights, T. Herman. D. Snook. C. Lau. A. Hoffman. J. Weaver. T. McCreary Row 3: P. Chupp. R. Miller. T. Miller. D. Silsley. A. Shearer. C. Trostle, J. Bosserman. S. Biese. S. Hoak. D. Highlands Chris Steimling Track Managers and Trainers: Row 1 K. Powers. Row 2: C. Lupo, L. Eisenhard. J. Wolfe. C. Jennings BSHS 92 104 94 100 105 59 Vi 76 99 Vi 90 Coaches: Dave Dries. Roy Dismuke, Larry Redding Greencastle 50 Vi Southwestern 60 Dual Meet Record 8 wins. 1 loss Ron McCreary Scott Wolfe School Records Set in 1982 100m. Steve Lecrone 11.33 200m. Steve Lecrone 23.36 400m. Dennis Shultz 51.9 800m. Dennis Myers 202.2 110m. HH Ron McCreary 15.20 300m. IH Ron McCreary 40.65 3200m. relay Shultz. Herman Lecrone. Myers 8:14.8 1600m. relay Lecrone. Shultz Ehly. Myers 3:25.8 Shot Putt Dave Snook 49' 0 Junior-Senior Prom The Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet was held on May 15th from 6:00-11:00 PM at the Sheraton Inn East in Harrisburg. The theme of the prom was We’ve Only Just Begun and the entertainment for the evening was provided by the band. Free- lance. The Prom Court consisted of the Prom Princes and Princesses who were: Steve Miller and Mirian Sheffer. Todd Stiles and Denise Miller. The Prom King and Queen were: Dave Boyer and Tracey Weaver. The Royal Couples received flowers and money prizes. This special night will be rememberd by all through the many years. We've Only Just Begun to live. Senior Class Officers and dates Junior Class Officers and dates Efficient, organized and dignified (?) Junior Class advisors: Mr. Geist and Mr. Dixon Time for a slow dance Suzi and date on the dance floor 13 Sports Awards 1982 Sport MIP MVP Cross Country Field Hockey Football Girls' Basketball Boys’ Basketball Wrestling Volleyball Baseball Softball Track Roger Miller Tammy Griest Marlin Ensor Judy Behney Jeff Howell Charles Rutley Sally Balek Stan Shive Kelly Harbold Bob Weaver Dennis Myers Sandy Shive Dennis Shultz Wendy Reese Dave Ehly Daryl Silsley Traci Lobaugh Jim Miller Sandy Shive Ron McCreary Sandy Shive Jim Hoak Female Athlete of the Year Male Athlete of the Year MVP'S Row 1: T. Lobaugh, S. Shive, W. Reese, Row 2: D. Silsley, D. Myers Row 3: J. Miller, D. Shultz. R. McCreary, D. Ehly All Sports Banquet speaker Senior Awards Art Award Vera Lentz Arts Crafts Guild Award Michele King Drama Award Traci Lobaugh, Steve Lecrone Business Education Award Mary Ellen McElwee Typing Award Deb Murtorff Chorus Award Tammy Griest Band Award Chris Grasley John Phillip Sousa Award Kathy Holtzinger Espirit de Corps Mark McClain Seuperfidelious Award Mark McClain Industrial Arts Award Ron McCreary Graphic Arts Award Neal Miller Vocational Agriculture Award Tim Boose Outstanding FFA Student Tim Boose Math Award Elizabeth Myers Science Award Roger Fahnestock History Award Jackie King Home Economics Award Wanda Ardrey Outstanding FHA Student Wanda Ardrey Journalism Award Jason Huffman English Award Mark McClain D.A.R. Award Tammy Griest National Scholar Athlete Award Tammy Griest, Steve Lecrone W. Roy Starry Memorial Award Traci Lobaugh Daughter of American Colonist Award Tammy Griest Century III Leaders Award Cindy Beaver C. Glenn Kemper Memorial AwardSteve Lecrone Elmer Gruver Award Steve Lecrone Joe Kennedy Award Mark McClain Leora L. Held Recruitment GrantTraci Lobaugh Athletes of the Year MIP'S Row 1: J. Behney, T, Griest, K. Harbold, Row 2: R. Miller. S. Shive. B. Weaver Row 3: J. Howell, C. Rutley, M. Ensor CLASS OF 1982 For Robin White on white, a whisper in a world of heedless shout. We who knew you seldom saw the darkness within your fragile winter walls. Withdrawal now — impending night desends — and we watch helplessly, hoping. wondering why we never tried harder to reach inside your helplessness as you slid deeper into the icy arms of December — all alone. Bev Sweger Robin Kay Linebaugh April 27. 1964-January 21, 1982 16 A Passage I remember one day not long ago I went to a place of my childhood where once sparkling waters trickled and laughed over mossy black rocks. Flowing past a small boy who knew of forts and butterflies and forgotten flowers. Who could hear the wind’s songs and the hoot-owl’s lament while specks of sun played through the canopy of leaves on the crystal stream ... My memory’s mirrors no longer reflect. The creekbed has long been dry. Overgrown, cluttered with confused and tangled brush like the corridors of my mind; dark and shadowed by overwhelming present thoughts that blindingly erase the once simple world of a small boy’s forts, and butterflies. Patrons Mark McClain TELEPHONES: 717-528-4412 717-528-4495 717-528-8316 ? i?. 2$ Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 from THE EAGLE BOOSTER ASSOCIATION f v 4 ? XPORT Q. B. HERSHEY JR. R.D. 2 YORK SPRINGS, PA 17372 FREE ESTIMATES FULLY INSURED eWilliams, ‘Williams Williams PAPER HANGING A: PAINTING CONTRACTOR LLOYD 528-4316 DONALD 528-4 156 R.D. 2, BOX 86 RICK 250-9471 YORK SPRINGS. PA. 17372 M. WORLEY NURSERY RD 1 YORK SPRINGS PENNSYLVANIA 126 MURTORFF Construction Company Inc. Builder — Contractor Quality New Homes — Remodeling 243-0033 or 259-9619 Carlisle, PA Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 ROBERT’S STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1982 ATHLETES 3730 Davidsburg Road Dover, PA 17315 phone 292-4276 from THE B” CLUB Compliments of LEREW’S INC. Ford Sales Service LEREWS KUNKEL’S APPLIANCES ____ dNER GRAIN R fr ---- qtAR t[D. 5 - y Co L.P. Gas the Modern Way phone 259-0624 317 King Street EAST BERLIN. PA S«N SUNNY VIEW FRUIT FARMS APPLES FREMONT S. KUNTZ Route 1 Gardners, Pa. 17324 PEARS 3 KING’S DEPARTMENT STORE North Gettysburg Shopping Center Harrisburg Street (Route 15N) Gettysburg. PA 17325 STARNER GRAIN AND FEED CO. Custom Grinding and Mixing Morton Salt — Authorized Dealer RD � 2 Box 293 New Oxford. PA 17350 William Shellehamer and Son RD el York Springs. PA HAY AND STRAW phone 528-4932 Compliments of 0flD3@£ 0@@ JDDuQ® C W PERFORMANCE COMPLIMENTS OF PITTENTURF’S FUNERAL HOME York Springs, PA Tune-up General Repairs Towing — State Inspection Front End Alignment Good Year Tires Route 94. York Springs. PA phone 717-528-8225 128 SMITH'S FOOD MARKET York Springs, PA Featuring our High Quality Meats and Famous Smoked Hams. Specialists in Freezer Beef. Phone 528-4410 (717) 4374313 WATTS SUNOCO SERVICE GOOD YEAR TIRES REPAIR SERVICE GEORGE WATTS RD 4 BOX 202 OWNER DILLSBURG. PA Myers Food Rite 120 N. Baltimore Street Dillsburg, Pa. 17019 Store Hours Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs., Sat. WOLF’S BUS LINES x 4 € Motor Coach and Charter Service To Any Place in the United States York Springs. PA The Mannings Macrame and School Weaving Supplies Handweaving Instruction RD 2 East Berlin, Penna, phone 717-624-2223 WIG’S BEAUTY SALON Nell's Food Market Featuring Our Own Home Cured Smoked Meats 526 Range End Road Dillsburg, Pa Phone 432-3397 East Berlin, Pa. Closed Tuesday 4 Saturday Danner’s Inc. East Berlin, PA phone 259-7122 Biglerville, PA phone 677-8733 'N$oOa«,ce «� 1 (STATE 60 Years of Quality Car and Truck Sales Service. Dillsburg, PA 130 r SUZANNE’S BEAUTY BOUTIQUE York Springs. PA CHRONISTER’S GARAGE EAST BERLIN. PA phone 259-2721 THE CHALET RESTAURANT Route 15 DILLSBURG, PA BANQUETS — RECEPTIONS — PARTIES 432-3812 BETTY ALBRIGHT BEAUTY SALON RDSl EAST BERLIN. PA MEN WOMENS HAIR STYLING PHONE 292-4454 FRED M.SAUTER FUNERAL HOME Best wishes to the class of 1982 From all of us at the L R East Berlin. PA HENRY ALBRIGHT DELI AND POULTRY STAND WEST SHORE FARMERS MARKET PARTY TRAYS FREEZER ORDERS Specializing in Hams Tuesday 8 a m.-3p.m. Saturday 8 a m..3 m Home 292-4454 Friday 8 a.m.-8p.m. K Market 761-9831 Commonwealth National Bank DILLSBURG OFFICE Adams County Nursery, Inc. RD 1 Aspers, PA 17304 Phone (717) 677-8105 Fine Fruit Trees Since 1905 Phone 432-9630 Member F.D.I.C. 131 ,� LAU’S Variety Store ti 99 Dint and Shop at One Stop EAST BERLIN, PA. 17316 A GOOD PLACE TO DO ALL YOUft SHOPPING AND SAVE YOU MONEY TOO BOSSERMANS GROCERY Main Street York Spring, PA Hrs. Mon. 9-9 Tues. — Sun. 7:30-10 Daily newspapers — also Sunday phone 528-4525 DISTEbFINK PASTRY SHOP .. FEATURING .. A LARGE SELECTION OF • DOUGHNUTS • PIES • • COOKIES • BREAD • • ROLLS • DUMPLINGS « • SOFT PRETZELS SPEGAUZING IN WEDDING CAKES CAKES FOR All OCCASIONS 2 LOCATIONS FOR BETTER SERVICE 334 2582 call 334 4533 £ RD 4 GETTYSBURG PA 35 CHAMBERSBURG ST. The Peters Orchards A Family Enterprise RD 1 Gardners, Penna. £ y. � ' V Fresh Fruits Vegetables in Season 132 LONNIE L. SHULTZ Gen. Manager r LINDSAY WATER CONDITIONING I R. D. 1, BOX 36 Filter • YORK SPRINGS, PA. 17372 Chlorinator Softeners SNACK BAR PRO SHOP BERMUDIAN LANES FAMILY BOWLING CENTER OPEN AND LEAGUE BOWLING YORK SPRINGS. PA (717) 528-8444 Water Analysis SHANK'S DRIVE IN INC. Congratulations to the Class of 1982 Serving the Community for 70 years SOFT ICE CREAM. DRIVE IN RESTAURANT RD 1 (RT 34) ASPERS PA 17304 PHONE 677-8078 “A GOOD BANK TO GROW WITH” Member F.D.I.C. Phone 259-9510 A GOOD NEIGHBOR TO KNOW BETTER MEMBER OF F.D.I.C. Office located throughout Adams County 133 Boyer’s Furniture Appliances 424 Abbottstown St. East Berlin. PA Furniture for every room Maytag Gibson Apptiances ;$tr- BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1982 FROM PENN WOOD PRODUCTS East Berlin, PA Apples Peaches Cantalopes Produce WEISER ORCHARDS AND FRUIT STAND One mile North of York Springs on Route 15 135 Volume 20 of the EAGLE of Bermudian Springs High School, York Springs, PA, was lithographed by the Jones Co. Carnation Division of Gettysburg, PA, with a press run of 440 copies, 136 pages each. Its trim size is 9 X 12, it is smyth-sewn with a pew- ter base material wrapped in 160 pt. binder's board. Cover art was silk screened using dark red. Endsheetsaredie cut using a maroon color paper, paper stock for the book is 80 lb. Bordeaux. News gothic type face was used throughout the book. Subheadings were 14 pt., headings were 24 pt., and divider pages were 42 pt. Body and caption copy were 8 and 10 pt. Formal photographs — Robert’s Studio, Dover PA. Poems from Mrs. Sweger’s creative writ- ing class. 1982 EAGLE YEARBOOK STAFF Editor in Chief Associate Editor Literary Editor Staff Sports Editor Staff Advertising Editor Staff Art Editor Photographers Senior Editor Typing Editor Staff Business Manager Copy Editor Layout Editor Staff Advisor Traci Lobaugh Pat Shank Mark McClain Fara Whitacre Tracy Tate Beth Heebner Angie Taylor Sharon Thoman Cindy Beaver Jeff Hunt Tracy Hamm Tracy Weaver Chris Hertz Deb Murtorff Jim Hoak Marlin Ensor Cliff Crone Steve Lecrone Charles Rutley Randy Tosten Andy Hoffman Elizabeth Myers Beth Boyer Jackie King Beth Messinger Stacey Thoman Candy Cook Tammy Griest Kathy Holtzinger Michele King Suzi Stevens Sharon Krout Dana Bollinger Cathy Jennings L. W. Wagener 136