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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1983 volume:

The Eagle Bermudian Springs High School York Springs, Pennsylvania 17372 1983 Volume XXI The 1983 Eagle staff would like to dedicate Volume XXI of the Eagle to the farmers and produce growers in our school district who contribute generously to the yearbook fund each year by serving as patrons in the adver- tisement section of the yearbook. Many have a genuine interest in and concern for the abilities and interests of the students here at Bermudian; a number of them are either parents or grandparents of Bermudian students, and some were even students in the Bermudian Springs School District at one time themselves. To these people, the yearbook staff would like to say Thank you for the continued interest and support of not only the year- book, but all Bermudian Springs School Dis- trict activities. Far from the frantic and manic pace where plastic tubes of neon dance frenetically in dead-end monotonous design; Far from the dark and smoke-filled caves where dissonant tones of music bounce perfunctorily from stone deaf walls; I chance upon an open space: an alien dimension of symphonic silence and slowed serenity. I savor the solitude of greens and browns in infinite symmetry and perfect tune. And I applaud the anonymous artist whose foresight has afforded me this momentary sensory pleasure. Beverly Sweger A Rural Setting in Adams County Doug McCauslin and his hogs get acquainted The Harold King farm outside York Springs 2 The Miller farm outside of East Berlin The countryside, quiet calm and serene. A fresh breeze slides over me as the leaves in the trees whisper softly. Here and there, I see a white dandelion drifting by me or I catch the fresh scent of a wild flower. In the distance, I see an old wooden fence creeping around as if to trap this beauty for itself. Now, as the sun sets, I see the cows trudging homeward in their single- file line and I am left in the twilight quiet, calm, and serene. Sam Mummert A typical snow-covered back road in Adams County TABLE OF CONTENTS Who's Who page 6 Homecoming 16 Seniors 20 Underclassmen 38 Fall Sports 53 Winter Sports 65 Activities 85 Clubs and Organizations 89 Faculty, Admin., and Staff 107 Patrons 121 Brian Spangler learns basic driving skills early in life. 3 Pat Shank - Editor In-chief; Allan Shearer - Associate Editor Each year the members of the EAGLE year- book staff are deluged with a flood of pictures to be taken, articles to be written and typed, and pages to lay out. And each year, just when the water seems to be covering the tops of everyone's heads, a miracle occurs - nobody drowns I Somehow, the work always seems to be finished in time for the deadlines and every- body receives their yearbooks in May. This year was no exception. There was the usyal procrastination resulting in last minute, after-school meetings the week before dead- lines and huge headaches for the editors. The big question running through everyone's minds was, ''Is all of this really worth it? Now, while leafing through this book, all of the staff members should agree that yes, it was all worth it! — The editor 1983 Eagle Yearbook Staff: Typing Staff : K. Sheffer, editor- (standing), T. Phillips, K. Harbold Layout Staff : D. Bollinger, editor(seated) S. Krout, C. King Sports Staff: D. Miller, editor (top of ladder, J. Keech, E. Smith, R. Smith 4 Business Manager - T. Zepp, Senior Editor - C. Guise Yearbook Advisor - L.W. Wagener Art Editor - C. Crone, Copy Editor - B. Leh- man Professional Procrastinators! Advertising Staff - J. Asper, editor (standing center), S. Clark, M. Grim (seated) T. Stiles, T. Weaver, S. Mummert MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Pat Shank and Cindy Guise have been chosen Most Likely to Succeed due to the fact they have the uncanny ability to triumph over any struggles they may face. These two are always in line for new and exciting challenges and with their hard work and skills, they will surely succeed in everything that life has to offer. Pat and Cindy have set the example of reaching for the stars in the Class of 1983. Good Luck I Who's who in t he class of 1983 BEST PERSONALITY SHYEST Did you ever wonder at people who were witty, charm- ing and like a breath of fresh air ? Whether they're seen in the halls, sitting at a desk or walking down the street, they always have a cheery smile and a friendly, Hello, just for you. The Senior Class have found two such people — Sam Mummert and Mary Grim have the Best Personalities. Believe it or not there are some shy people in the Class of 1983. Tim Fetrow and Pam Yohe have been voted Shyest because their quiet and pleasant personalities add to the senior class. Once you strike up a conversation with these two though, you'll find them to be rather outgoing. MOST FUN There always seems to be a huge flock of people laughing and being rowdy around Dana Bollinger and Rick Wrights. And, no wonder, with their fun-loving personality and love of ex- citement who can resist being in their company and enjoying every minute of it. For this they have been voted the Most Fun of the Senior class. MOST ATHLETIC Aches and pains, seat and determina- tion. That's what has made Drew High- lands and Beth Lehman the great ath- letes that they are. Through the years, these two shown a lot of loyalty, effort and self-discipline. They have played an important part in making sports at BSHS successful. For this they have been chosen Most Athletic. Who's who in the class of 1983 CLASS FLIRTS Every class has some individuals who have an extra air of friendliness about them. The Class of 1983 has two such people — Carole Inskep and Scott Clark. They can always be found with an arm around a classmate or an out-stretched hand to a friend. Most of all, they spread a cheery smile and affection to everyone. So if you catch someone giving you the eye or seeming overly-friendly when they say Hello , you know its got to be Carole or Scott. 7 V !f-. • v •. I • - : MOST MUSICAL Bermudian Springs has a great deal of musical talent and a lot of people who aren't afraid to express them- selves in music. Two people who are higher on the music scale are Dave Thomen and Kelly Stoner. These two can always be found putting in extra hours behind the music stand refining their many musical skills. Who's who in the class of 1983 BOOKWORMS Try to pull Jodi Brough or Scott Eisenhart away from a book and you're asking for trouble. These two can always be found spending their time in the library or sitting alone concentrating on an excit- ing story. Because of the many hours they have spent with their nose in a book, they have been chosen Bookworms . MOST ARTISTIC If a picture paints a thousand words, Clifford Crone and Michelle Myers must have a lot to say. Put a pencil or a paint brush in their hands and they bring everything around us to life. Their hard work and vivid imaginations have painted a beautiful picture on the easel of life . MOST SPIRITED The Senior Class is overflowing with spirit and the two individuals most respinsible for this lively enthusiasm are Angie Taylor and Dave Snook. At pep rallies, on the sidelines or in the midst of athletic competition, they can be found giving 110% of their time and effort in doing all they can for BSHS. Who's who in the class of 1983 CLASS CLOWNS Some people seem to be unable to control their crazy antics and zany sense of humor. They can liven up a dull class, quiet lunch, or even a boring study hall just by walking into the room. Leo Cook and Lisa Harman possess this special talent for making people laugh, and for this reason the seniors have chosen them as Class Clowns . Their presence at BSHS has made everyday school life easier to handle. 9 Rural Travels On a brisk and breezy day, I watch the dandelions blow away And wonder where their solo flight Will take them traveling through the night. No map to guide them as they fly Across the fields beneath the sky. One journey each is all they dare But none seem worried, nor seem to care. Each one descends to its home on earth Where it sleeps through the winter and in the springtime gives birth . . . A sweet yellow flower will blossom and die To be carried away when a breeze rushes by. I.w. wagener Sally Balek Barb Beaver Dana Bollinger Jodi Brough Bob Bullock Patti Byers Scott Clark Leo Cook Cliff Crone Elaine Crone Tom Crouse Chris Culbert Rhonda Dupler Jeff Decker 10 Rod Davis THE START OF THE JOURNEY Scott Eisenhart Eric Ensor Rich Fishel Tracy Hamm Cindy Guise Rick Hickoff Dan Kiinedinst Sheri Henry Doug Hayes Gary Hockenbraugh Barb Jacobs . Carole Inskip Drew Highlands m Doug McCauslin Michelle Myers Kelly Mummert r Tracy Schreiber Lesa Schreck Sharon Krout Beth Lehman 12 EACH ONE DESCENDS TO ITS HOME . . . Pat Shank Eric Smith Dave Snook Lisa Shellehamer Pat Shellehamer Randy Tosten Larry Stoner Jenny Wolfe Brian Sponseller . . . AND IN SPRING- TIME GIVES BIRTH Rick Wrights Dave Thomen Tina Weaver Pam Yohe Spirit week '82 The start of something big Sophomores get to work on their part of the hall Seniors do their thing President Dan lends a helping hand Hats in class? Spirit Week was full of life and constant action. During this week each class showed their spirit by wearing their class colors and spirit badges such as rain- bows, expressing a class motto and buttons, expresing throughts such as Kiss me I'm a SENIOR. On Friday everyone got in on the action of decorating lockers. At first there was resitation, then imagination went flying as crepe paper streamers canopied the halls. Beautiful tissue flowers as well as signs in class colors decorat- ed individual lockers. Spirit was surging through the veins of all involved, even some of the faculty members. The Senior Class added an extra touch by hanging a Senior Lane poster which the Senior Class members hurriedly decorated with their signatures. At the end of the day the results of the locker decorating contest were announced: first place - the Sophomores, second place - tie between the Senios and the Juniors and fourth place - the Freshman. The car decorating contest was a smashing success as well. Each class decorated a car to be used at halftime for the Homecoming activities. The spirit and pride of the week came to a climax as the football team defeated the Canners. juniors start to work on their lockers Even B Club takes a part 15 Homecoming 1982: EAGLE SPIRITS SOAR AS FOOTBALL TEAM CONQUERS THE CANNERS. Every Homecoming is met with a flurry of excitement and an atmosphere of spirit is in the air. The traditional Spirit Week got the whole student body into the festive mood with each class displaying their class colors. New this year was a locker decorating contest where each class displayed their creative talents on their group of lockers. The Sopho- mores won first place. Seniors and Juniors tied for second and Freshmen placed fourth. Then the long awaited for October second dawned bright and clear with the Eagles facing the challenge of the Bigler- ville Canners. The crowd backed our team to the end and the Eagle football players fought and played tough. Their determination paid off with shutting out the Canners 13 - 0. Halftime celebration held its own sense of excitement and anxiety. The eight Senior Homecoming Queen candidates arrived in cars decorated by each class and a float built by the Senior class made its debut. Finally, the time came for the crowning of the annual Homecoming Queen. Retiring queen Beth Boyer was on hand for the coronation of Sally Balek as 1982 Homecoming Queen; first runner-up was Mary Grim and named second runner-up was Dana Bol- linger. After the football game, everyone ran home and prepared themselves for the Student Council-sponsored Homecom- ing Dance. The entertainment was provided by a DJ from Q106. This year's Homecoming was a memorable event and each student will remember it for a long time to come. Corey Trostle gains yardage after handoff from foe Weaver as Rooster' Rutlev leads the way Eagle fans express concern while Canners control the ball Band President, Jody Asper leads the per- cussion section in a fight song Cathie Jennings provides cheerleader support for the victorious Eagles Second runner-up, Dana Bollinger leaves for home 1 16 1982 Homecoming Queen Miss Sally Balek Beth Boyer crowns 1982 Queen Candidates Taylor and Balek 1982 Homecoming candidates The new and the old Freshmen class car Student Council car Sophomore class car : 2nd place winner Junior class car : 3rd place winner Senior class car : 1st place winner 18 1982 Homecoming Queen and her Court Angela Taylor escorted by Allen Hartzell Sally Balek escorted by Pat Shank Tracy Hamm escorted by Scott Starner Tina Weaver escorted by Dennis Myers Beth Ann Lehman escorted by Chris Lau 19 Jody Asper Sally Balek Barbara Beaver Dana Bollinger Jodi Brough Robert Bullock Patricia Byers Senior sayings: Teresa Byers Leo Cook Clifford Crone Elaine Crone Thomas Crouse Rodney Davis Jeff Decker Explain Rhonda Dupler Brian Ehmry Scott Eisenhart . . . Pretty awesome, huh? . . . Lisa Harman Doug Hayes Mega . . . Jean Heid Sherri Henry Rick Hickoff Carole Inskip Barbara Jacobs Cathy Jennings Drew Highlands Daniel Klinedinst Class of 1983 24 Class Motto: Today is the tomorrow we dreamed about yesterday Class Colors: Navy Blue and Silver Class Flower: White Carnation tipped navy blue 2S Beth Lehman Sherri Lerew Ben Lombardo . Bag your face . . Bryan Lombardo Kim Moritz Kelly Mummert Sam Mummert jon Myers Michelle Myers Tracy Raber Jody Ruppert Tracy Ruppert Maybe you're embarrassed 27 Tracy Schreiber Pat Shank Wah! . n 28 Brian Spangler Brian Sponseller Like, I'm sure Janice Stains Wayde Stambaugh Brian Starner Todd Stiles Eric Stoermer Kelly Stoner Larry Stoner Angela Taylor David Thomen Randy Tosten Donna Wallace Christine Weaver Fara Whitacre Rick Wolf Jennifer Wolfe Ricky Wrights • • Yeah, I'm into it ft • • Members of the class of 1983, but pictures unavailable: Linda Bloom Ken Eick Gary Hockenbraugh John Hoff Chris Lau Dan Snyder Donald Thoman Roger Wantz Tim Wantz Pam Yohe Tammy Zepp 30 Class Officers and Advisors Class Officers: Vice President, Sam Mummert; President, Angela Taylor; Class Advisors: Mr. Dixon and Mr. Geist Treasurer, Chris Culbert. Missing from picture, Elaine Crone, Secretary. . . . Later . . . As President of the Class of 1983, I have had the opportunity to watch the growth and togetherness of my fellow classmates throughout the years. As we look upon our past years here at Bermudian Springs, hopefully we can all see the challenges we have conquered. As we look to the future we should use our achievements as the corner stones on which to base our future successes. As President, I feel that each member of the Sen- ior Class is capable of reaching their goals in life and I wish them all the luck and success as they do. Angela Taylor, President Senior leadership: MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1983 EXCEL IN ACADEMICS, 32 Senior Directory JoNetta Lynne Asper (Jod, Nette) . . . April 28, 1965 . . . Seen with Cin, Dink, Sharon, 'laine, Tam, and everyone . . . Ambition is to be successful in every- thing I strive for . . . Girls Basketball Manager 9, 10, Softball 10, 11, 12, B Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Concert Band 10, 11, 12, Marching Band 9,10,11,12, Chorus 12, Color Guard 9, 10, School Plays 11, Stage Band 11, 12, Student Council 12, Yearbook Staff 12 . . . Offices held— Band President 12, Yearbook Ad Editor 12 ... Will remember B.S.H.S. for LS, all the friends I've made, and our 1 band. Sally Anne Balek (Shorty)... November 12, 1965 . . . Seen with Jean, Pam, Lisa, Bit, Wayde . . . Ambition is to succeed in life and have fun! . . . Cheerleading 11, 12, Volleyball 10, 11, 12, B” Club 10, 11, 12, Concert Band 9, 10, March- ing Band 9,10, Chorus 9,10,11, Drama Club 9, F.B.L.A. 9, School Plays 11, Stu- dent Council 12 . . . Offices held— B Club Secretary . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the fun, great years of school and meeting my great friends. Barbara Kay Beaver (Barb).. . January 1, 1966 ... Seen with Jeanne, Jody, Molly, Kelly, Kelly, Karen, and just about ev- eryone . . . Ambition is to work with small children or elementary education . . . Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12, March- ing Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Chorus 11, 12, Creative Writing Club 9,10,11,12, Dra- ma Club 9, Library Aid 12, Newspaper 9, 10,11,12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the great marching band, the un- derstanding teachers, and the crazy people. Linda Louise Bloom (Little Chick) . . . December 6, 1964 . . . Seen with Judy, Mary, Flo, and everybody else . . . Am- bition is to have a happy life . . . Craft Club 11, Offices held—Secretary of Craft Club . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the boring classes. Dana Ann Bollinger (Dink) . . . March 18, 1965 . . . Seen with Elaine, Jod, Cin, Tam, Sharon, Pat, LS gang, and every- one . . . Ambition is to make all my dreams come true . . . Basketball 9, 10, Field Hockey 11, Softball 10, B Club 9,10,11,12, Concert Band 9,10,11,12, Marching Band 9,10,11,12, Chorus 12, Mat Maids 11, School Plays 9, 10, Wrestlerettes 9, 10, 11, 12, Yearbook Staff 11, 12 . . . Offices held—Swing Flag captain 12, Layout Editor 12, Wrestlerette treasurer 11, Band Senior representative 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for LS, our 1 band, and the many friends I've made over the years. Jodi Lynne Brough (Yogi)... November 11,1965 ... Seen with Karen, Kelly, Lisa . . . Ambition is to be a Veterinarian . . . Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Field Hockey 10,11,12, B Club 9,10, Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Chorus 9, 10,12, Stage Band 11,12 . . . Offices held Junior year-Vice-Presi- dent . . . Will B.S.H.S. for all the great football games and all the rowdie bus rides after winning a band competition, and all the great friends I've made. Robert Allen Bullock (Rob)... Septem- ber 23, 1965 . . . Seen with Smoke, Bri- an, JR, Skunk, Toot . . . Ambition is to be a successful paid fireman ... Baseball 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12, F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Offices held- F.F.A. Treasurer . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the wild Ag. classes. Patricia Jean Byers (Pattie) . . . June 29, 1965 . . . Seen with Kim, Colleen, Mardy, Tracy, Rhonda . . . Ambition is to get my life straightened out then live it happily ... Basketball 9,10, Softball 9, 10, B Club 9, 10, Color Guard 9, F.H.A. 11, 12, Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Wrestlerettes 9, 10, 11 . . . Will remem- ber B.S.H.S. for the wild times my friends and I had, plus the strict teach- ers. Teresa Sue Byers (Tese) . . . November 2, 1965 . . . Seen with Sherri, Rhonda, Pattie, Lisa . . . Ambition is to have a successful life . . . Basketball 9, 10, Vol- leyball 11,12, F.H.A. 12, Tennis Club 11, Wrestlerettes 12. Melissa Jean Chivers (Missy) . . . Octo- ber 30,1965 ... Seen with all my friends . . . Basketball 9, 10, D.E.C.A. 11, 12, Tennis Club 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the friends I made and times in the bathroom. Scott Alan Clark (Geek) . . . October 4, 1964 . . . Seen with Amy, Leo, Rocket, Smega . . . Ambition is to be a multimil- lionaire . . . Basketball 9, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Hiking Club 9, 10, Newspaper 12, Stage Crew 9,10, Yearbook Staff 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for being a member of LS. Leo Dolph Cook (Cleo)... May 4,1965 . . . Seen with Rocket, Geek, Smega, Pern, Vito, Despos . . . Ambition is to have a religion patterned after me . . . Chess Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Newspaper 11 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the in- credible talent shows, LS, doing the worm and other major acts of hysteria and corruption! Clifford Antone Crone (Cliff) . . . July 10,1964 ... Seen with Eric Stoermer... Ambition is to be a commercial artist or cartoonist. . . Yearbook Staff 11, 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for sexy chicks and neat teachers. Elaine Sue Crone (Taine) . . . July 21, 1965 . . . Seen with Cin, Tam, Dana, Sharon, Jody, Beth, and Michelle . . . Ambition is to work in Communica- tions TV Media . . . Basketball 9, B Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Marching Band 11, Color Guard 11, School plays 11, Stu- dent Council 9, 11, Wrestlerettes 10, 11, Yearbook Staff 12 . . . Offices held— -Class Secretary 9, 10, 12 . . . Will re- member B.S.H.S. for LS, advanced Eng- lish classes, all the great friends, and many enemies. Thomas Ruben Crouse (Big Tom) . . . July 16,1965 ... Seen with Mike Alston, Don Brown, Dave Snook . . . Ambition is to become an Architect . . . Chess Club 9, Newspaper 12, Tennis Club 10, 11 .. . Will rember B.S.H.S. for all of the teachers and all my friends. Christopher Patrick Culbert (Cheese- burger and Critter)... February 6, 1964 ... Seen with Denise, Doug, Jon, Doug, Marlin, and Denny . . . Ambition is to be successful in Law and marry the girl who I love . . . Football 9, 10, 12, Wres- tling 9, F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Hiking Club 9 . . . Offices held—Class treasurer 12, F.F.A. Sentinel 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for meeting the girl of my life and having super friendships. Rodney Lee Davis . . . December 24, 1964 . . . Seen with Jeff Decker, Doug McCauslin . . . Ambition is to be very successful in life . . . Football 12, Chess Club 9, F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for football and for all the good times with my friends in school. Jeffrey Allen Decker (Deck) . . . March 14, 1965 . . . Seen with Rod, Doug . . . Ambition is to be rich and successful... Football 9,10,11,12 ... Will remember B.S.H.S. for the football games and the wild times in the locker room. Rhonda Lee Dupler (Dup) . . . October 18, 1965 . . . Seen with Colleen, Tracy, Pattie, Tracy S., and Mardy . . . Ambi- tion is to be successful at what ever I do with my life .... B Club 9, 10, 11, F.H.A. 11, 12 . . . Offices held—F.H.A. Parliamentarian 12 . . . Will rember B.S.H.S. for all the trouble we got into and all the friends I've made here. 33 Brian David Ehmry . . . April 8, 1964 . . . Seen with Jane, Jeff, Rick, Cliff, Chris... Ambition is to work in any graphic art field or to play pro hockey . . . Baseball 9, 10, Football 9, Chess Club 9, 10, 11, Tennis Club 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the fun times I has and graduation night. Ken Wayne Eick . . . May 5, 1964 . . . Ambition is to be a diesel mech. . . . Tennis Club 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for some of the teachers and all of the terrible lunches. Scott Allan Eisenhart (Mick). .. Novem- ber 2, 1965 . . . Seen with just about everyone ... Ambition is to have an Air force career (Electronic Repair) . . . Baseball 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 9, Chess Club 10, Newspaper 11,12, Tennis Club 9 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for some of the wonderful teachers, the terrible cheap lunches. Eric Eugene Ensor (Sketch). . . May 25, 1965 . . . Seen with Greg, Jack, and the whole Hampton gang ... Ambition is to become a pro baseball player . . . Base- ball 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Tennis Club 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Will re- member B.S.H.S. for all the rowdie classes and for the great sports of base- ball and basketball. Tim James Fetrow ... April 10,1964 . .. Ambition is to lead a happy and suc- cessful life ... Basketball 9,10, Concert Band 9,10,11,12, Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Chess Club 9, 10, 11, Chorus 9, 10, 11, Stage Band 12 . . . Will remem- ber B.S.H.S. for the 1 band, the cho- rus, and some interesting teachers. Richard William Fishel (Gick)... March 20, 1964 . . . Seen with Don Thoman, Tom Crouse, Ron Shonburger . . . Am- bition is to be successful... F.F.A. 9,10, 11, 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for it's green walls and tile floors and long lunch lines. Barry Scott Gaines ... February 10,1964 ... Seen with Decker, Davis, Hall, Hoff. . . Ambition is to be a car dealer . . . Football 9, Chess Club 9 . . . Will re- member B.S.H.S. for all the fun times. John Peter Francisco Garcia ( GAR Phil )... November 16, 1964 . . . Seen with Hick, Lausy, Kni, and other more notorious figures . . . Ambition is to be independently wealthy ... Tennis Club 9,10,11,12 ... Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the friendly people I have met through the years. Mary Suzanne Grim ... August 8,1965 . . . Seen with Tina, Joe, Pam, Tracy, and the gang ... Ambition is to lead a happy and successful life in my chosen occu- pation . . . Field Hockey 11, 12, Softball 9, B Club 10, 11, 12, Chorus 10, 11, 12, F.B.L.A. 9, Student Council 9,10,11, 12, Wrestlerettes 9, 10, Yearbook Staff 12 . . . Offices held Vice-President Wrestlerettes 9, Vice-President of Class 9, President of Class 10, Treasurer of Student Council 11, Secretary of Senior Chorus 11, Vice-President of Senior Chorus 12, President of B Club 12, Vice-President of Student Council 12 .. . Will remember B.S.H.S. for ail the tough hockey practices and all the fun times. Cynthia Jane Guise (Cindy, Cin)... Feb- ruary 25, 1965 . . . Seen with Dana, Elaine, Jod, Sharon, Tam, and almost everyone . . . Ambition is to follow my dreams wherever they may lead . . . Basketball 9, 10, B Club 10, 11, 12, Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Drama Club 9, Mat Maids 11, School Plays 11, Wrestler- ettes 9, 10, 11, 12, Yearbook Staff 12 . .. Offices held Wrestlerettes Vice-Presi- dent 11, Yearbook Senior Editor 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the friends I've made and the great times we've had. Luther Levere Haar, Jr. (J.R.).. . August 27, 1964 . . . Seen with several people (girls).. . Baseball 11,12, Football 9,11, Wrestling 9,12, Chess Club 9, F.F.A. 10, 11, 12, . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for education and sports. Greg Allen Hall (Fire)... May 8, 1964 . . . Seen with Eric Ensor, Jack Hoff, and everyone from Hampton . . . Ambition is to graduate from B.S.H.S. and travel around a lot . . . Baseball 11, F.F.A. 11, Tennis Club 9,10,12 ... Will remember B.S.H.S. for some good times with my friends. Tracy Jodell Hamm . . . April 28, 1965 . . . Seen with Scott, Cathie, Mary, Pam, Tina, Carole, and the gang ... Ambition is to go far in life and make the best out of it... Cheerleading 11,12, Softball 9, Volleyball 10,11,12, B Club 9,10, 11, 12, Marching Band 9,10,11, 12, Wrest- lerettes 9, Yearbook Staff 11 ... Offices held Secretary of Class 11, Secretary of B Club 11, 12, Captain of Basketball Cheerleading Squad 12 . . . Will re- member B.S.H.S. for good friends and special memories and for LS. Lisa Jo Harman (Leese) . . . January 16, 1965 . .. Seen with Jennifer, Jean, Sally, Carole, Pattie, Cathie, Tracy, Tracy, Mardy, Colleen . . . Ambition is to ad- vance studies in the Culinary field (Ca- terer), and to live a happy and success- ful life with Ron . . . Basketball 9, Field Hockey 11, B Club 9,10, Color Guard 9, F.H.A. 11, 12, Mat Maids 11, 12, School Plays 11, Wrestlerettes 9, 10, 11, 12 ... Offices held-F.H.A. Secretary 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the great times I shared with all my friends and teachers and signing out to use the pass!! Douglas Mason Hayes (Doug)... Febru- ary 9, 1965 . . . Seen with Jon, Rod, Doug, Jeff, Spang, Carole, Chris, Becky, Dana, Jody . .. Ambition is to get out of school... Football 9,10,11,12, F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 12 . . . Will re- member B.S.H.S. for Rowdie lunches and study halls, good looking chicks. Jean Maragret Heid (Jean Bean). .. Jan- uary 28, 1965 . . . Seen with Jim, Lisa, Sally, Pam, Jodi, Tina, Mary, Cathie, Carole, Colleen . . . Ambition is to ad- vance my studies in the Cosmetic field and to live a happy and loving life with Jim . . . Cheerleading 10, 11, 12, B Club 10, 12, Concert Band 9, 10, Marching Band 9, 10, Drama Club 9, F.B.L.A. 9, 11, School Plays 9, 10, 11, Varsity Club 12, Yearbook Staff 12 . . . Offices held-F.B.L.A. Secretary 11, Co- Captain Basketball Squad 11, Co-Cap- tain Football Squad 12 . . . Will remem- ber B.S.H.S. for meeting some very sin- cere friends and boyfriend, and all our rowdie lunches. Sherri Lynn Henry ... February 5,1965 . . . Seen with Barb, Karen, Lisa, Beth, Michelle, Tracy, Kelly ... Ambition is to lead a long and successful life with Jeff. . . F.B.L.A. 11, 12, F.N.A. 9, 10, Newspa- per 11, 12, School Plays 11, Yearbook Staff 12 . . . Offices Held—Vice-Presi- dent F.B.L.A. 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for Mr. Dixon and his proof- reading F's and Mrs. Tates visitors. Rick Todd Hickoff (Hickey) . . . July 13, 1964 . . . Seen with John, Chris, Greg, LS, and S.O.M.F. . . . Ambition is to engineer in computer science and ar- chitecture . . . Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12, Tennis Club 9,10,11, Varsity Club 12 .. . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the great wrestling matches and the ride home after the wrestling match espe- cially when we won. Drew Melvin Highlands (Lefty) . . . March 30, 1965 . . . Seen with fellow athletes . . . Ambition is to achieve all my goals and do what I want to do when I'm out of school . . . Football 9, 10,11,12, Track 9,10,11,12, Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12, B Club 9, Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Stage Crew 12, Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 . . . Offices Held—Football Cap- tain 12, Chorus President 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the sports and the greatest of times. 34 Scott Andrew Hock (Bucky) . . . June 2, 1964 ... Seen with Richard Fishel, Don- ald Thoman . . . Ambition is to live a happy and successful life . . . Tennis Club 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the crazy small gas en- gine classes. Gary Lee Hockenbrough (Bones) . . . June 25, 1965 . . . Seen with Ron, John, Rob, Brian . . . Ambition is to be an electrician . . . Basketball 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for smoking in the Boy's room. John Lindsay Hoff (Jack) . . . December 16.1965 . .. Seen with Angie . . . Ambi- tion is to be successful in my business .. . Tennis Club 9, 10 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for crowded stap rooms and unhealthy lunches. Carole Elaine Inskip . . . December 18, 1965 . . . Seen with Cathie, Jan, Tracy and the gang . . . Ambition is to be successful and happy in whatever I choose to do . . . Cheerleading 9, 12, Field Hockey 11, B Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 10, 11, 12, Wrestlerettes 11, 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for signing out the pass and all of the good times with my friends. Barbara Jean Jacobs (Barb) . . . October 27, 1965 . . . Seen with Trace, Karen, Beth, Patty, Lisa, Sherri . . . Ambition is to live a happy life . . . Craft Club 9 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the great people I met. Catherine Ermazinda Jennings (Cathie). . . July 28, 1965 . . . Seen with Tracy, Carole, Jan, and the rest of the crazy gang . . . Ambition is to be a psycholo- gist and to have all the dreams I've wait- ed for . . . Cheerleading 10, 11, 12, Track manager 10, 11, 12, B Club 10, 11, Drama Club 9, Varsity Club 11, 12, Wrestlerettes 10, 11, Yearbook Staff 10, 11... Offices Held— Class Treasurer 9 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for LS T.V., cheerleading, and trying to find passes to get into the library. Daniel Lynn Klinedinst (Dan)... July 15, 1965 ... Seen with Randy and Dave ... Ambition is to be a farmer . . . Basket- ball Manager 9, 10, 11, 12, Concert Band 10, Marching Band 10, Chess Club 9, 11, F.F.A. 11, 12, Stage Band 10 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the times I spent in the shop. Greg Scott Knisley (Greg) . . . October 2.1965 ... Seen with Rick Hickoff, John Garcia, Chris Lau, Sam Mummert, Rick Hickoff... Ambition is to be the best in anything that Ido... Football 12, Track 11, 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the sports that I am involved in and all of my friends that I have made in the two years that I have been here. Sherri Lynn Krepps (Skrepps)... May 8, 1964 . . . Seen with Jenny, Kim, Tese, Sherri, Karen, and others . . . Ambition is to be happy and have a good paying job . . . F.B.L.A. 12, Newspaper 11 . . . Offices Held—F.B.L.A. Treasurer 12 ... Will remember B.S.H.S. for meeting special friends and all the great times. Sharon Kay Krout (Bird, Snookie) . . . January 17, 1966 . . . Seen with Dana, Cin, Jod, Tam, Elaine . . . Ambition is to have a mega-successful and happy ca- reer and family . . . Basketball 9, 10, 11, B Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Chorus 12, Wrestlerettes 9, 10, 11, 12, Yearbook Staff 11, 12 . . . Will remem- ber B.S.H.S. for growing, learning who I am and liking me plus all the wild times along the way. Mardaga Marie Kuhn (Mardy) . . . No- vember 7, 1965 . . . Seen with Shelley, Donna, Pattie, Tracy, Schreiber, Robin, Jody, and the rest of the gang . .. Ambi- tion is to live life to the fullest... F.H.A. 9,11,12 .. . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the rowdie times with all my friends. Benny Parker Lombardo (Ben) . . . Au- gust 31, 1964 . . . Seen with Sherri Lerew . . . Ambition is to go into the electronics field (Possibly the Navy). . . Wrestling 9, Stage Crew 10, 11 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for good times. Bryan Patrick Lombardo (Bryan). . . Au- gust 31, 1964 . . . Seen with Margret Ann Lombardo . . . Ambition is to open an auto mechanics shop and have a happy family ... Wrestling 9, Auto Me- chanics 11, Stage Crew 10, 11 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for being the last school I will ever go to. Christopher David Lau (Lausy) . . . Sep- tember 11, 1965 . . . Seen with Hick, Gar, Nasal, Colin, Sils, and anybody who'll put up with me . . . Ambition is to be a doctor. .. Cross Country Man- ager 11, 12, Basketball 9, Tennis Club 11, 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for S.O.M.F., LS, and various other moron- ic organizations. Beth Ann Lehman . . . June 8, 1965 . . . Seen with Michelle, Karen, Sherry, Tammy, Tracy, LS gang, S.O.M.F. gang and others . . . Ambition is to be suc- cessful in whatever the future holds . . . Field Hockey 9,10, 11, 12, Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12, F.N.A. 9, 10, Varsity Club 12, Yearbook Staff 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all my friends in hockey, volleyball and day to day classes. Sherri Anne Lerew . . . November 11, 1964 . . . Seen with Ben Lombardo, Sherri Krepps . . . Ambition is to settle down with Ben . . . Volleyball 11, Craft Club 11, Tennis Club 9, Wrestlerettes 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for fun study halls and Home Ec. classes. Douglas Eugene McCauslin (Mac) . . . June 28, 1965 . . . Seen with Rod, Jeff, Brian, Chris . . . Ambition is to own my own farm . . . Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 9, 10, F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, . . . Offices Held—F.F.A. Treasurer 10, F.F.A. Vice-President 11, F.F.A. Chapter President 12, F.F.A. County Treasurer 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for foot- ball, and all the sleep I caught up on. Colleen Patricia McCloskey (McClos- key) . . . April 30, 1964 . . . Seen with Tracy, Rhonda, Pattie, Shrieber, Mardy, Deb, Robin, Donna . . . Ambition is to live a long and successful life . . . Soft- ball 10, B Club 9,10, 11, F.H.A. 11, 12 . . . Offices Held —F.H.A. Treasurer 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for getting rowdie with my friends, getting into trouble and for the sign out sheets to use the pass. Kimberly Melanie Moritz (Kimmy) . . . April 13, 1965 . . . Seen with Pattie, Jenny, Sherri... Ambition is to fulfill all my hopes and dreams . . . B Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Concert Band 9, 10, 11, Marching Band 9, 10, 11, Wrestlerettes 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the fun times shared with friends. Kelly Sue Mummert (Hutch). . . Octo- ber 11, 1965 . . . Seen with Lisa, Jodi, Karen, Tracy, Sherri, Barb . . . Ambition is to be successful in whatever Ido... Basketball 9, 10, B'' Club 9, 10, Con- cert Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Stage Band 11 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the great bus rides home after winning competitions. Samuel Bryan Mummert (Pern)... Sep- tember 24, 1965 . . . Seen with Rick, Greg, Dave, Leo, Scott . . . Ambition is to be the best I can at what I do . . . Football 9,10,11,12, Track 9,10,11,12, B Club 9, 11, 12, Hiking Club 10, Yearbook Staff 12 . . . Offices Held — Class Vice-President 12 . . . Will re- member B.S.H.S. for rotten lunches, boring classes, LS and 12th grade Eng- lish. Jonathan Joseph Myers (Party Harty)... May 7,1965 . .. Seen with everyone . . . Ambition is to have a wild future . . . Cross Country 10, Football 9, F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the great friends I've made over the years, the wild times we had, and Mr. Soltis. 35 Michelle Lea Myers (Animal)... June 9, 1965 . . . Seen with Beth, Elaine, Tammy, S.O.M.F. and LS gangs... Field Hockey 11, 12, Volleyball 11, 12, B Club 9, 10, Concert Band 9, Marching Band 9, Varsity Club 12 ... Will remem- ber B.S.H.S. for all my friends, volley- ball, the running during hockey, prac- tices, the fun and the boring classes. Tracy Dee Raber (Trace). .. September 8,1965 ... Seen with Barb, Karen, Lisa, Kelly, Jodi, and all my friends ... Ambi- tion is to find a good job and live a happy and successful life . . . F.N.A. 9, 10, 11, Volleyball Manager 11, 12 . . . Offices Held—F.N.A. President 11 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for ail the great friends I've made and the lousy lunches. Jody Elaine Ruppert (Buckwheat, Chip- munk) . . . July 1, 1965 . . . Seen with Donna, Robin, Tracy R., Tracy S., Mar- daga, Becky, Steph, Denise, and all my friends . . . Ambition is to follow my dreams wherever they may lead and make my life exciting . . . Basketball 9, Cheerleading 11, 12, B Club 10, Marching Band 9, 10, F.H.A. 9, 10, Var- sity Club 12, Wrestlerettes 10 . . . Of- fices Held—Wrestling Cheerleading Co-Captain 12, F.H.A. Treasurer 10 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for cheerlead- ing practices, rowdie football games and wrestling matches and the best times of my life I had with the great class of 83 . Tracy Elta Ruppert (Trace). . . June 10, 1965 . . . Seen with Deb, Schreiber, Colleen, Mardy, Robin, and the rest of the gang . . . Ambition is to live a long and successful life . . . Basketball 9, Cheerleading 11, Field Hockey 9, Track 10, Marching Band 10,11, Color Guard 10, F.H.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, . . . Offices Held— F.H.A. Historian 11, F.H.A. President 12 ... Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the rowdie times I shared with my friends and getting in trouble. Charles Alexander Rutley (Rooster) . . . February 20,1964 ... Seen with Wayde, fellow athletes . . . Ambition is to own my own farm . . . Football 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 10, 11, 12, B Club 11, 12, F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, School Plays 11, 12, Stage Crew 11, 12, Yearbook Staff 11, 12 . . . Offices Held—Stage Crew Trea- surer 11, Stage Crew President 12. William Shane Rutters (Bill) . . . July 12, 1963 ... Seen with Hickoff... Ambition is to be an electronic technician ... Will remember B.S.H.S. for the friendly people who come here. Lisa Ann Schreck ... February 28,1965 . . . Seen with Karen, Kelly, Darla, Jeanne, Tracy, and everybody else . . . Ambition is to be happy and successful in the business field ... Color Guard 10, 11, 12, F.B.L.A. 12, F.N.A. 9, 10, 11 . . . Offices Held—Secretary of Band 12, Secretary of F.B.L.A. 12, Captain of Silks 12, Treasurer of Nurses Club 10, Vice- President of Nurses Club 11 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the football games and the great times I spent with my friends. Tracy Lee Schreiber (Schreiber) . . . April 26, 1965 ... Seen with Tracy, Deb, Colleen, Mardy, Robin, Donna, and all the rest... Ambition is to succeed in all of life ... Basketball 9,10, Field Hockey 9, Track 10, Marching Band 9, 10, Color Guard 10, F.H.A. 9,10,11,12, Wrestler- ettes 10 ... Offices Held—F.H.A. Trea- surer ... Will remember B.S.H.S. for the rememorable moments and rowdie times with my friends. Patrick Thomas Shank (Pat)... Septem- ber 26,1965 ... Seen with Little, Roost- er, Smitty, Hoffman, Trostle, and all the rest of my friends . . . Ambition is to finish college and find a well-paying job ... B Club 11,12, Concert Band 9,10, Marching Band 9, 10, 11, Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, School Plays 9, 10, 11, Stage Crew 9, 10, 11, 12, Stage Band 9, 10, Student Council 9,10,11,12, Yearbook Staff 11, 12 . . . Offices Held—Class President 9, Class Treasurer 10, Chorus Treasurer 10, B Club Vice-President 12, Chorus Secretary 12, Asst. Editor of Yearbook 11, Yearbook Editor 12, Stu- dent Council President 12 . . . Will re- member B.S.H.S. for organized Class of 1983 activities and always getting out of classes. Karen Lynn Sheffer... May 19,1965 ... Seen with Lisa, Barb, Jeanne, Darla, Sherri, and everyone else . . . Ambition is to work in the secretarial field . . . Color Guard 10, 11, 12, F.B.L.A. 11, 12, F.N.A. 9, 10, Newspaper 11, School Plays 11, Yearbook Staff 12 . . . Offices Held—F.B.L.A. President 12, Color Guard, Co-Captain 12, Band Treasurer 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for Mr. Dixon's proofreading F's and running around in the halls. Lisa Kay Shellehamer... April 4, 1965 .. . Seen with Jenny, Leona, Patty, Beth, Sherri . . . ambition is to live a happy and successful life ... Marching Band 9, ... Will remember B.S.H.S. for meeting all of my friends and the long lunch lines. Patricia Ann Shellehamer (Patty) . . . March 17, 1964 ... Seen with Michelle, Leona, Lisa, Teresa, Barb, Beth . . . Am- bition is to live a happy life . . . Softball 10,11... Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the good times with my friends. Ronald Edward Shoenberger . . . De- cember 15, 1964 . . . Seen with Gary, Ben, Bryan ... Ambition is to travel . .. Craft Club 9, Tennis Club 10, 11, 12 . .. Will remember B.S.H.S. for the boring study halls. Rosilee Daneen Showers (Rosie)... Au- gust 23, 1965 ... Seen with too many to name ... Ambition is to major in Music ... F.H.A. 12 ... Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the crazy people here. Robin Lynn Smith . . . May 31, 1965 . . . Seen with Dave and all my friends . . . Ambition is to live life to its fullest . . . Basketball 9, Cheerleading 11, March- ing Band 9, 10, F.H.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Wrestlerettes 9, 10 . . . Offices Held— Secretary for F.H.A. 11 ... Will remem- ber B.S.H.S. for the great times shared with my friends. David Lee Snook (Snooker). .. Novem- ber 2, 1965 . . . Seen with fellow ath- letes ... Ambition is to play Pro football . . . Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 9,12, B Club 9, Concert Band 9, 10, Marching Band 9, 10, Varsi- ty Club 10, 11, 12. . . Offices Held- Varsity Club Vice-President 11 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the sports. Daniel Lee Snyder (Skunk). .. October 27, 1964 . . . Seen with Haar, Hall, Toot, Hoff, Smoke ... Ambition is to own my own electronic shop and business . . . Concert Band 9, 10, Marching Band 9, F.F.A. 11, 12, Hiking Club 9, 10 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for wood shop and boring study halls. Brian Lynn Starner (Toot)... November 22, 1965 . . . Seen with Smoke, Skunk, Hall, Ensor, Bullock, Jack Hoff... Ambi- tion is to become a deisel mechanic and farmer . . . Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12, Chorus 9,10,11,12, Tennis Club 10,11, 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the wild and crazy times in study halls. Brian Charles Spangler (Spang)... Janu- ary 6, 1965 . . . Seen with Tyra, Doug, Rod, Jeff, and everyone . . . Ambition is to be happy, successful and wealthy ... B Club 11, 12, Hiking Club 10, Ski Club 9 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the friends and great times. Brian Francis Sponseller (Smoke) . . . October 8, 1964 . . . Seen with Toot, skunk. Hall, Ensor, Dewey ... Ambition is to be a truck driver... F.F.A. 9,10,11, 12 ... Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the rowdie lunches and Vo. Ag. classes. Janice Christine Staines (Jan)... Febru- ary 1,1965 ... Seen with Carole, Cathie, Tina, and everyone . . . Ambition is to become successful in life . . . Cheer- leading 12, Volleyball 11, 12, Wrestling Manager 11, B Club 11,12, Wrestler- ettes 11, 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for making many new friends and the good times we had together. 36 Wayde Allen Stambaugh (Inchworm).. . March 7, 1964 . . . Seen with Sally and fellow athletes . . . Ambition is to be a farmer. . . Basketball 9, 10, 11, Football 9,10, 11,12, Track 9, 10,11, F.F.A. 9,10, Varsity Club 11, 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the sports and friends. Todd Allen Stiles . . . December 11, 1964 . . . Seen with Denise and most everyone ... Ambition is to be the best at whatever I can ... Baseball 10, Foot- ball 9, 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 9, B Club 10.11.12, Chess Club 9, Stage Crew 11, 12, Weight Lifting Club 10, 11, Year- book Staff 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for football and all the great times. William Eric Stoermer (Eric). . . May 6, 1965 . . . Seen with Tim, Cliff, Buddy, Smoke, Rob, Greg, Eric, Luther. .. Am- bition is to join the service ... Concert Band 12, Marching Band 12, Tennis Club 11, 12, Yearbook Staff 12 . .. Will remember B.S.H.S. for our band. Larry Eugene Stoner.. . September 23, 1965 . . . Seen with joe the basketball players and everyone else .. . Ambition is to be a farmer and lead a happy and successful life . . . Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Chess Club 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the great school spirit and all the friends I've made. Trisha Kelly Stoner (Kell) . . . June 24, 1964 . . . Seen with Barb, Jeannie, Rosie . . . Ambition is to fulfill a happy and successful life . . . Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Creative Writing Club 11, 12, Drama Club 9, Newspaper 11, 12, Tennis Club 10 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the fun band practices, and bus trips. Eric Thomas Smith (Smitty).. . April 13, 1965 . . . Seen with Randy, Pat, Drew, joe, Andy, Corey , and the girls . . . Ambition is to make it through college and be a success in life . . . Baseball 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, Football 9, 10, 11.12, B Club 12, Concert Band 9,10, 11, 12, Marching Band 9, Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Tennis Club 9, 11, Yearbook Staff 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the friends I've made and all the fun we've had together. Angela Kay Taylor (Angie, Ang)... June 19,1965 ... Seen with Allen, the cheer- leaders, and other friends . . . Ambition is to go into the business field and make the most out of what life has to offer... Cheerleading 9, 10, 11, 12, B Club 10, Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Drama Club 9, Student Council 10,11,12, Varsity Club 11, 12, Wrestlerettes 10, Yearbook Staff 10, 11, 12, . . . Offices Held—Vice- President of Class 10, President of Class 11, 12, Secretary of the Student Coun- cil 11, 12, Treasurer of Varsity Club 11, Captain of Basketball Cheerleading Squad 11, Captain of Football Cheer- leading Squad 12, Literary Editor of Yearbook 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for Cheering at games, pep ral- lies, and all the friends I've made over the years. Dave Scot Thomen (Smega, Poof) . . . July 30, 1965 . . . Seen with Cleo, Pern, Rocket, Geek, Stud . . . Ambition is to spread LS world-wide . . . Football 9, B Club 9, Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12, School Plays 10, 11, 12, Stage Crew 10, 11, 12, Stage Band 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Offices Held—Band Executive Council 10, 11, 12, Drum Major 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the birth of LS, 11 and 12 grade English classes, and our 1 band. Randoll Lee Tosten (Little Thing) . . . August 26, 1965 . . . Seen with Shanker, Smitty, Lefty, Snooker, Rooster, Stiles and the gang . .. Ambition is to achieve my goals . . . Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Bas- ketball 9, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, B Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Concert Band 9, Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, School Plays 11, Stage Crew 9,10,11,12, Student Coun- cil 10, Yearbook Staff 10, 11, 12 . . . Offices Held—Chorus Treasurer . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for some teachers, study halls, chorus and all the sports. Roger Lee Wantz (Buddy) . . . January 20, 1964 . . . Seen with Jack, Eric, Rob, and friends . . . Ambition is to be suc- cessful in whatever I strive to do . . . Football 12, Tennis Club 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for a few fun times, but otherwise, long boring days. Tim Lee Wantz ... June 7, 1965 ... Seen with Tom, Jack, Eric, Greg, Daniel . . . Ambition is undecided . . . Baseball 12, Basketball 12, Tennis Club 12. Donna Lee Wallace (Duck).. . Septem- ber 20,1965 ... Seen with Jody, Robin, Tracy, Tracy, Mardy . . . Ambition is to live life to the fullest... F.H.A. 9,10,11, 12 . . . Offices Held—Parlimentarian F.H.A. 11, F.H.A. Vice-President 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the good times shared with my friends. Christina Beth Weaver (Tina) . . . June 13, 1965 . . . Seen with Mary, Joe, and the rest of my friends ... Ambition is to be a success in life and in my career and to live a life full of love and happiness .. . Cheerleading 9, 10, 11, 12, B Club 10, 11, 12, Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, F.B.L.A. 9, Wrestlerettes 9, Yearbook Staff 12 .. . Offices Held—Captain of Basketball squad 12 ... Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the fun and crazy cheerleading prac- tices and Eagle victories, and all the fun in the halls with friends. Fara Lynn Whitacre . . . September 7, 1965 . . . Seen with everyone . . . Ambition is to work for the Barbers and be happy . . . Basketball 9, Softball 10, Volleyball 11, 12, Wrestling Man- ager 11, 12, B Club 9, 10,11, 12, Con- cert Band 9, Marching Band 9, Chorus 9, 10, 11, Library aid 12, Mat Maids 10, 11.12, School Plays 9, 10, 11, Wrestler- ettes 10, 11, 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for being late for school be- cause I rode the bus, Mrs. S weger's 11A English class. Ricky Layne Wolf (Jack Butt).. . April 9, 1965 . . . Seen with Jon, Doug, Todd, Toot... Ambition is to live a happy life . . . Wrestling 9, 10, F.F.A. 10, 11, 12, Tennis Club 9 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for always being hassled by Mr. Soltis and for the bad lunches. Jennifer Elizabeth Wolfe (Jenny)... Oc- tober 21,1965 ... Seen with Linda, Kim, Lisa, and the gang . . . Ambition is to lead a happy and successful life . . . Track Manager 11, 12, B Club 9, 10, 11.12, Marching Band 9,10,11,12, Mat Maids 11,12, Wrestlerettes 9,10,11, 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the times shared with friends. Ricky Ronald Wrights (Rocket). . . Feb- ruary 14, 1965 . . . Seen with Cleo, Smega, Pern, Geek . . . Ambition is to have a LS world tour . . . Cross Country 12, Football 9, Track 11, 12, B Club 9, 10, 11, 12, D.E.C.A. 12, Stage Crew 9, 10,11,... Offices Held—Class Treasur- er 11, Student Council 9 . . . Will re- member B.S.H.S. for the creation of LS, those dead talent shows and Adv. Eng- lish. Pamela Jean Yohe (Pam) . . . July 25, 1965 . . . Seen with Mark, Sally, Tracy, Mary, and the rest of the gang . . . Ambition is to become a secretary and live a life full of happiness with Mark ... Field Hockey 11, 12, Volleyball 10, 11, 12, B Club 10,11, 12, Marching 9, 10, Chorus 9, 10, 11, F.B.L.A. 9, Wrestler- ettes 9, 10 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the fun times I spent with all my friends, sports, and the great class of 83. Tammy Jo Zepp (Tam). . . December 6, 1965 ... Seen with Cin, Jod, Dana, Shar- on, Elaine, and LS . . . Ambition is to further my education is the field I choose ... Basketball 9,10,11,12, Soft- ball 10,11,12, B Club 10,11,12, Craft Club 9, Wrestlerettes 10, 11, Yearbook Staff 12 . . . Offices Held—Yearbook Business Editor 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for LS, and all the friends I've made and will never forget. 37 Juniors THE CLASS OF 1984 CLASS MOTTO - YESTERDAY IS ALREADY A DREAM AND TOMORROW IS ONLY A VISION CLASS FLOWER - WHITE ROSE CLASS COLORS - BURGUNDY AND CREAM Class Officers - Row 1: President, John Cook, Vice President, Jeff Painter Row 2: Treasurer, Daryl Silsley, Secretary, Chris Sebright Class Advisors - Mr. Kowalski and Mrs. Sweger 38 Hey, Bob! Junior football players give their all Smile Jim, you're on candid camera Don't bother me now I'm trying to think Joe thinks about his weekend 39 Did you do your chem? Jody Bruggeman Barry Caldwell Colin Campbell Richard Cashman David Cook John Cook Harold Cooper Vincent Copenhaver Joseph Covert Richard Crouse Glenn Davis Jill Decker Tammy Decker Carl Divelbiss Michail Duncan Todd Eichelberger Kelly Harbold Ronald Harris Autumn in the country in the wide open fields of golden brown waiting to be harvested, bordered by tall trees with green leaves slowly changing colors and falling to the ground as winter comes; It is a quiet time a time to rest a time to think while nature prepares carefully for another year. Larry Stoner 40 Ronald Kelly Carolyn King Steve Klinedinst Tracy Knackstedt Cindy Hostetter Andrea Hunt Mark Keckler Jodi Keech Michele Lawrence Earl Linebaugh Lisa Luther Maureen McCloskey I wonder when the bell rings? Denise Miller Regina Mulder When's Friday? Mary Muniz Debra Myers Jeffrey Painter Tina Phillips Barry Price Trya Pyles Judy Rinker It's so shiny, I can see myself Hey Daryl what are you doing ? Sheri Ruppert Stacey Ruppert 41 Dave Sanders Jeff Scott Christine Sebright Floetta Shaberly William Shafer Allan Shearer Shawn Shearer Dan Showers Daryl Silsley Mary Slothour John Smith Renee Smith Another class meeting?!? Now I know there is an E on here somewhere 42 I i Diane Weidner Darla Whitehead Angela Williams Douglas Wolf Lisa Wolf Shelly Yeagy Members of the class that were unavailable for pictures: Todd Herman Douglas LaRue Kimberly Lau Dennis Myers Jennifer Shealer Tracy Tate Jennilee Wilhalm Sophomores THE CLASS OF 1985 Class Motto - Our aim is success, our hope is to win' Class Flower - White rose tinted lavender Class Colors - Lavender and White Class Officers - Row 1: President, Becky Lescalleet, Secretary, Kelly Baker, Row 2: Vice President, Brian Holtzinger, Treasurer, Roger Miller 43 . . . Awesome, totally awesome Dannette Smith in Home Ec Another Algebra class Mr. Herman Does Administration Work An artist at work Donna McCauslin gives a shoulder to cry on 44 Daniel Altman Melissa Alwine Ronald Ardrey Jeffrey Armolt Violet Arnold Todd Asper Mary Balek Elaine Beard Tracy Beard Randall Bcaverson Shane Biese jonathon Bosserman Kelly Baker Alice Bullock Kevin Baker Jimmy Bynaker . . . Oh, thats, so dear . . . Ronald Bynaker Paul Chupp Rebecca Cluser Troy Cookerly Tammy Darlene Teresa Culbert Lisa Decker Copenhaver Crutchfield Molly Dickmeyer Peter Dubs Christine Eisenhart Bentz Elicker Tina Eyler Richard Farlow Nachelle Fittro Luisito Garcia . . . Let's Go to Lunch Daniel Haar Michael Hebe Barbara Heid William Heiland Barry Herman 45 Larry Herman Roger Hickoff Donald Hippensieel Scott Hoak Tami Brian Holtzinger Bruce Holtzinger Rebecca Hughes Hockenbraugh Samantha Patrick Keckler Jacquelyn King Langochian Wendy King Kelly Kuhn Daniel Laughman Timothy Leonard III k J i Greg Lerew Rebecca Lescalleet Tara Linebaugh Roger Melton Cynthio Lupo Donna McCauslin Timothy McCreary Jimmy Melton . . . Want to buy a hat Anthony Miller Kevin Miller Roger Miller Tracey Miller Amy Mummert William Muniz Mary Myers Terri Myers Bradley Newman Douglas Orris Thomas Railing Wendy Reese Rhonda Reinhart Holly Rice Lee C. Roe Christine Rohrbaugh I Ronald Rupert ■ml Roberta Rutters Better be precise 46 My fingers are so tired Deborah Schreck Matthew Schrum Jessica Seifert Tracy Shank Janet Shearer Tammy Spangler Eva Spertzel Connie Stambaugh Kevin Starner Daniel Stauffer Edward Stehley Teresa Stephens Sheri Stoermer I can't hack early rising n Andy Taylor Brian Taylor Mary Lynn Susan Thoman Chris Wagaman Barb Warner Theimer Kevin Weaver Barb Weidner Barb Weigle Brenda Wolf Karen Wolf Jill Yeagy Members of the class that were unavailable for pictures: Creeden Brinkerhoff Karen Brothers Tammy Heiner Micheal Oliver Ellen Stevens 47 Freshmen THE CLASS OF 1986 CLASS MOTTO - FAITH TO DREAM; COURAGE TO DO CLASS FLOWER - WHITE TEA ROSE TINTED PEACH CLASS COLORS - PEACH AND CREAM Class Officers - Vice President: Tina Duncan, President: Dan Hoff, Secretary: Deb Starner, Treasurer: Lori Nelson Class Advisors - Mrs. Wolf and Mr. Lawrence 48 What time is lunch? I sure do hope this line is straight I know I have a pencil in here somewhere Turn, and face the front of the room Tina Bev just loves doing her algebra Carol gives her best performance I just love lunch 49 Gerald Boose Chris Boyer Creeden Russ Brown Dan Byers Brinkerhoff Dave Altice Melissa Arthur Kim Baker Michael Bloss Salvador Acevedo When's band practice? April Golden Martha Grim Dixie Gulden Sonja Haar Diane Harbold Tyrone Harris Barb Hart Betty Heiland Jesue Hernandez Tom Herren Carol Highlands Lesley Hoak Brian Hock Dan Hoff Ron Howe Wanda Hughes Brent Keech Tony Klinedinst He makes me so MAD ! Barb Caldwell Brian Carmines Tina Coulson Tim Coulson Tina Crowl Dave Deibler Tina Duncan Nichole Glenny Cory Miller Johanna Moore Leona Myers Lori Nelson Randy Oberlander Brian Knisley Anthony Kraft Jonathon Kump Ralph Corey Kuyendall Laughman Sherry Link r'c Andrew Miller Maldonando Denise Owens John Patrula Doug Raber Janet Roe Kevin Schoolcraft Tough EAGLE defense Slowly, the new day opens its sleepy eyes; the first rays of golden sun peek through the trees; smoke curls lazily from the brick chimney, a little bird sings a cheery good morning song. Rapidly, the once-still farmhouse springs to life, with feed buckets banging and cold water splashing; the hungry animals push and shove to be first, cranky machines growl as they start. Softly, a breeze shuffles across the fiels, smelling of yesterday's freshly-cut hay and today's morning bacon: the daily routine of country life has begun again. Buddy Wantz Tim Sheeley Jennifer Shearer ks. Missy pushes herself Pam Shellman Jeff Sibert Dean Shank Brian Showers D. 'Ann Spahr We've got spirit Bonnie Stevens Colleen Stiles Stacy Stoner Dale Taylor Mike Thoman Wendy Tipler Linda Trone Troy Wagner Charles Wallace Sue Wantz Freshman EAGLES on the way to victory Donna Waters Judy Weaver Marie Weaver Stephanie Weaver Robin Weidner Melissa Weigle Lynn Wenschoff Chris Wicker Where's the art room?' t And they say High School is strenuous 52 Jan Wrights John Reid Jill Wolf Mark Wolf Members of class that were unavailable for pictures: Trevor Byers Rose Crowl Robert Davis Anthony Kraft Henry Scharff Troy Starner Jeff Wagaman Dewey Clint Williams Widener Fall Sports 53 Varsity Football Words cannot fully express the 1982 Eagle Football Team. They represented our school and community to the fullest extent. Under his first year of coaching the Eagles, Coach Gerard Lawrence, along with Coaches Dries, Goff and McCllum, led the team to a victorious season. The Eagles lost their opening game against Chief Logan but bounced back to win the remaining nine games. This year the Eagles took the Blue Mountain League title; the first time Bermudian has done that in any sport. The team worked hard the last two weeks of the season, determined to win the play-off game against Holy Name. The Eagles held their own but unfortu- nately the game ended in the opponents favor with a score of 0-7. Still, we can be proud of our Mighty Eagles. This year there were sixteen seniors on the squad. They taught their lower class teammates how to win, be proud of themselves, and never settle for anything less than being at the top! The Seniors great leader- ship influenced the entire team. There will be plenty of talent returning for next year's season, and we know that we'll be well repre- sented. Congratulations, Bermudian Springs Eagles, our BML Champs! Coaches - Row 1- Bob Spertzel, Dale Heineman, Cliff VanArtsdalen, Row 2- Head Coach, Gerard Lawrence, Dave McCollum, Dave Dries, John Goff. Managers- S. Klinedinsl, T. Decker, C. Lupo, L. Decker. 54 Eagle defense holds the line Stambaugh on the move 56 Eagle offense after a well earned touchdawn Bermudian gains yardage Junior Varsity Biese breaks through the line Left to right Row 1: T. Auchey, T. Railing, K. Miller, M. Hebe Row 2: A. Hoffman, J. Weaver, C. Trostle, M. Thoman, C. Divelbliss Row 3: K. Weaver, E. Linebaugh, S. Hoak, S. Shive, R. Farlow, M. Oliver Row 4: G. Larson, S. Biese, T. Miller, M. Grogan, T. Herman. Open field yarkage Going down field 57 Always striving for more Mike Hebe in the pocket 1982 9th Grade Football 9th Grade Football Team Row 1: T. Coulson, J. Reid, T. Byers, C. Miller, T. Herren, B. Keech Row 2: M. Wolf, R. Coulson gains tough yardage Kuykendall, C. Laughman, R. Oberlander, D. Hoff, K. Schoolcraft, B. Shank Schoolcraft makes the block Coaches: Spertzel, VanArtsdalen, and Heine- man When competing, the greatest desire is to be victorious. This year was no exception when it came to the Ninth Grade Football Team. Through the coaching of Mr. VanArtsda- len, Mr. Spertzel and Mr. Heineman, the team was taught knowledgeable skills and abilities. Each game was played with determination and aggressiveness. The team should be proud of their four - two record, because each member put forth their best. With all this talent returning in the future years, BSHS will keep on having a winning team to be proud to talk about. 58 Always a team effort Offense in action Football Chcarleaders: Roe 1 - T. Weaver, J. Bruggeman, C. Inskip, C. Jennings Row 2 - D. Angela decorates a car after an EAGLE victory Gembe, S. Weaver, A. Taylor, J. Ruppert, B. Lescalleet Row 3 - C. King, S. Balek Row 3 - J. Heid Look what Sally found It's time to cheer girls Tina wonders just what happened Go team go No matter what the circumstances were, you would always see twelve smil- ing faces on the sidelines, cheering and rooting the EAGLES on to victory. Under the direction of Lee Ann Fried- man, the squad supported the EAGLES in every possible way. The spirit shown, by these girls influenced all the fans to get behind the great EAGLE team. Much time and work was put into their practices and sign making evenings. We know for sure that their effort and spirit was well appreciated. We've got spirit 59 Cross Country Under the guidance of Coach Larry Redding, the 1982 Cross Country team commenced training before the start of school. With a lot of guts and indurance, the team competed admirably in the B.M.L. Each member put forth great effort and determination in every meet resulting in three well- deserved victories. Rick Wrights, the only senior and first year member, ad- ded depth to the team. Also, Dennis Myers deserves recognition for his victorious season. He placed fourth in the B.M.L. Conference, 11th in Districts and 18th in States. Added to the team this year were four girls who put forth their most. It is hoped that next year more girls will be out for the team. With five returning letterman, next year should be a promising season. Coach: Larry Redding Breaking away Cross Country Team: C. Wicker, D. Silsley, B. Carmines, D. Myers, R. Wrights, A. Shearer, R. Miller, P. Chupp 60 Striving for time Daryl exerts himself for the team EAGLES take flight Female Harrier Club: J. Wrights, B. Stambaugh, M. Weigle, C. Highlands Field Hockey Field Hockey conditioning began on the 16th of August. The team spent many long hours perfecting their skills for the oncoming season. Determination and enthusiam played a ma- jor role in both teams' wins this year. The girls had an opportunity to perform in a night game against Littlestown. This was the first night field hockey game in Adams County. The team would like to have more. Coach Powell, assisted by Mrs. Tate worked hard to make the teams shoe improvement as the season went along. The gruel- ing season ended with the Varsity having a 3 - 7 record and the Junior Varsity having a 5-3-2 record. There will be eight return- ing lettermen to aid in a winning season next year. Denise takes a swing Coaches: Connie Tate and Sue Powell Varsity Team Row 1: P. Yohe, M. Grim, M. Myers, B. Lehman, J. Brough Row 2: T. Phillips, D. Miller, J. Keech. C. Sebright, R. Anderson, A. Williams Wainting for the ball Beth Lehman Michelle Myers Jodi Brough Pam Yohe Beth dribbles down the field Robin goes for the ball 64 Teamwork ! Managers: M. Sowers, D. Smith, D. Shreck Winter Sports 65 Varsity Basketball The 1982-83 boys varsity and junior var- sity basketball teams started out with great enthusiasm and much spirit. The boys spent many long, hard hours working dili- gently toward a successful season. The teams practiced over the summer and during the first months of school, working up to a strong team. Under the direction of new coach, Mr. Kirkpatrick and a lot of new talent the Eagles got off to a promising start. Mr. Fisher was the coach of the junior Varsity squad. The Varsity and Junior Varsity teams both had extremely difficult opposition and they played their best. The teams both ended a respectable season with highly attended games. The boys have many hopes for next year's season. Row I- R. Hickoff, ). Weaver, S. Shive, Row2-S. Mummert, S. Clark, D. Shultz 66 Joe Weaver presses The Eagles are always on the ball 67 Manager- Dan Klinedinst The Eagles control the boards Mike Hebe puts one up for two Junior Varsity Row 1- T. Leonard, D. Schultz, R. Hickoff. Row 2- T. Railing, S. Shive, R. Sears, M. Hebe, K. Weaver. Dave Hoff dribbles to the wing Hoff scrambles for the ball Tim Leonard takes an inside jump shot Tim Wantz leaps for the ball Mike Hebe shoots from the base line 9th Grade Basketball 69 Brian drives down the baseline Dan Hoff scores two Brian Showers looks for a pass Girls Varsity Basketball The girls Varsity and J.V. basketball teams started the season with many hard practices, working and drilling on the basics. The girls played each game with much spirit and enthusiasm and gave all they had at every prac- tice and game. Although sometimes losing a game caused their spirit to di- minish, they would go right back out and prac- tice hard for the next game, never giving up, and never completely los- ing their spirit. Both the J.V. squad under the coaching of Mrs. Reever, and the Varsity squad un- der the coaching of Mr. Dismuke, did well this season. The girls spent many grueling hours pre- paring for the season, at basketball camp and at the many afterschool prac- tices. The girls deserve a lot of credit and praise for giving all they had to achieve a successful sea- son. With most of the girls returning next year the season looks to be very promising. Varsity team: Row 1 - B. Heid, T. Shank, K. Wolf, W. Reese, A. Spangler. Row 2 - T. Zepp, J. Brough, C. Stambaugh, C. Sebright, T. Sauble Tracy follows her shot Coaches: Mrs. Reever, Mr. Dismuke Wendy avoids a defender 70 Tracy goes for the rebound Shank the Aggressor Connie shoots from beneath the basket Shank and opponent fight for control Aggressive action on the re- Amy eyes the basket before the shot bound 71 1982 Varsity Football B.S.H.S. Chief Logan Scotland James Buchanan Green Castle Biglerville Waynesboro Littlestown New Oxford Gettysburg Big Spring OPP. B.S.H.S. Junior Varsity mtwm Scotland James Bucha Biglerville Waynesboro Gettysburg 9th Grade B.S.H.S. OPP. 34 Greencastle 0 8 Waynesboro 30 0 8 Littlestown 14 New Oxford 0 12 Gettysburg 13 Varsity Boys Basketball B.S.H.S. Varsity Field Hockey Camp Hill Waynesboro Scotland Nw Oxford Littlestown James Buchan Greenr .istle Gettysburg Fairfield Biglerville a ity CampHill Waynesboro Scotland New Oxford Littlestown James Buchanan Greencastle Gettysburg Fairfield Biglerville OPP. OPP. B.S.H.S. OPP. 62 Northern 77 39 Greencastle 53 38 Gettysburg 69 54 James Buchanan 62 57 Biglerville 49 28 Littlestown 72 50 Fairfield 51 35 New Oxford 71 31 Waynesboro 73 34 Scotland 58 44 Greencastle 82 38 Gettysburg 76 38 lames Buchanan 67 32 Biglerville 25 Littlestown 42 Fairfield 43 New Oxford 58 Waynesboro 81 26 Scotland East Northern James Buchanan New Oxford Littlestown Gettysburg Fairfield Biglerville New Oxford Littlestown Gettysburg Fairfield Biglerville 72 Varsity Wrestling J.V. Wrestling B.S.H.S. OPP B.S.H.S. OPP. 46 54 41 47 30 38 00 51 53 45 45 24 49 21 Littlestown James Buchanan York Central New Oxford Delone Biglerville Camp Hill Scotland West Perry Boiling Springs East Pennsboro Gettysburg Waynesboro Northern 18 9 24 18 27 18 00 14 9 15 17 24 15 f2 9th Grade B.S.H.S. 42 Waynesborf 69 Scotland i 47 New Oxfl OPP. 33 Biglerville 27 Littlestown 18 York Central 6 Biglerville 00 Camp Hill 12 Scotland 15 Boiling Springs 00 East Pennsboro 1983 Littlestown Fairfield New Oxfor Scotland Greencastle Gettysburg James Buchanai Biglerville 38 m. Fa.rfliffd 37 New pij 86 WayniesE 49 Scotland New s or Gettysburg James Bud Biglerville Littlestown Fairfield New Oxford Scotland Waynesboro Grade B lcrville New Oxford Littlestown Gettysburg Boiling Springs Biglerville J.V. Basketball B.S.H.S. OPP Scoreboard Junior Varsity Deb Starner dribbles down court Row 1- R. Weidner, L. Trone, D. Starner, J. Wolf. Row 2- T. Duncan, D. Spahr, B. Stambaugh, L. Hoak, C. Rohrbaugh. D'Ann Spahr takes an inside jumper Tina Duncan rips on down Robin W looks for an inside pass Leslie Hoak fakes out the defence Tina Duncan sets up the offense Bev Stambaugh drives one in 9th Grade Basketball 75 Walk! Shoot! Going for two Varsity Wrestling Individual effort is needed in this gruel- ing sport. It takes each member's achievi- ments to accomplish a complete success. The Eagle matmen are coached by Da- vid McCollum and Doug Neibel, who have made our teams worth talking about. Strenuous practices, watchful dieting, and lots of rest have put the Eagles in tip- top shape. Their spirit and strive continued throughout the entire season. Each mem- ber gave it their all, resulting in an out- standing 1982-83 season. Row 1- B. Keech, B. Starner, T. Byers, D. Silsley, K. Miller, C. Trostle, Row 2- R. Hickoff, D. Harr, D. McCauslin, D. Highlands, E. Linebaugh, T. Miller. Coaches- Dave McCullum and Doug Neibel 76 Brian Starner goes for a pin Managers: F. Whitacre, D. Smith, J. Staines Rick Hickoff going for a half McCauslin prepares for battle 77 Earl Linebaugh puts on a headlock Junior Varsity Row 1- B. Bossom, R. Bynaker, C. Campbell, R. Wrights, Row 2- D. Cook, C. Divelbiss, C. Rohrbaugh Carl Divelbiss gets a reversal Brian Bossom gets ready to put his opponent away Brian Bossom takes charge Carl Divelbiss is in control of his match 9th Grade Wrestling 79 Daryl Silsley is always on top of his sport On December 29th and 30th, the Bermudian Springs Eagles travelled to the annual Christmas Tournament in Harrisburg. The first day our matmen were in second place, just trailing behind Harrisburg.. The final day was a crucial one. It was spent on consolations and finals. Things weren't going in the team's favor and the Eagles finished overall, with Harrisburg the champions. Great achievements were contributed by 1st place winners: Trevor Byers, Brian Starner, Daryl Silsley, and Rick Hickoff; 2nd place winners were Corey Trostle and Drew Highlands. Drew Highlands shows his strength Wrestlerettes is an organization open to all girls in grades 9-12; its purpose is to encourage spirit during the wrestling sea- son and provide support for the Eagle Matmen. Under the advisorship of Miss Mendler, these girls aid in the success of the wrestling program by setting up chairs, mats, and other equipment for home matches and by making posters of encouragement and spirit for our wres- tlers. Members of wrestlerettes support the Eagle wrestlers at both home and away matches with their presence and enthusi- asm. Trevor Byers grits his teeth on way to a win. Row 1- T. Spangler, L Trone, R. Weidner, C. Highlands, T. Miller, L. Nelson, S. Haar. Row-2 Ms. Mendler (advisor) D. Spahr, T. Duncan, T. Culbert, J. Wolfe, J. Staines, J. Wrights. Row-3 J. Yeagy, D. Smith, F. Whitacre, C. Guice, D. Bollinger, M. Weigle. Row-4 T. Myers, F. Shaberly, H. Horning, S. Lerew, B. Stambough, S. Krout. 80 Chess Team The 1983 Eagle Chess Team was looking for a comeback after last season's 2-7 and 1 record. The team was lead by the two returning letter- men Allan Shearer and Doug Wolf. Also return- ing from last years team were Carl Divelbliss, Doug LaRue, Roger Miller and Bill Shafer. The only rookie of the team was Greg Lerew, who was brought through the ranks under the su- pervision of coach Donald Dixon. Row- 1 R. Miller, G. Lerew, A. Shearer, Row-2 B. Shafer, D. LaRue, D. Wolf. 81 Doug LaRue and returning letterman Doug Wolf play as the rest of the team watches. Basketball Cheerleaders Eagle support Row 1- J. Moore Row 2- T. Hamm, T. Weaver, C. Jennings, C. Inskip Row 3-C. Lupo, J. Heid Cyndi, Tracy, and Tina 82 Cathie, Carole, and Jean The Eagle Basketball Cheerleaders Wrestling Cheerleaders Row 1- A. Hunt Row 2- D. Gembe, J. Ruppert, J. Becker, J. Bruggeman Row 3- A. Taylor, B. Lescalleet Cheering for the victorious Eagle matmen Jeannette and Jody 83 Substitute wrestling cheerleader Steph Weaver Becker and Bruggeman (again!) Carole Inskip Jean Heid Jody Ruppert Sally Balek Janice Staines Tina Weaver Tracy Hamm Angie Taylor Cathy Jennings ACTIVITIES 86 Christmas Candlelight Concert Kelly Baker concentrates on the music Tyra and Barb watch Mrs. Johnston for their cue. Madrigals perform lo. How a Rose E'er Blooming . Kelly Harbold singing Silent Night. The cold, snowy, wintery day of December 19, certainly added an extra special touch of the holiday spirit to the atmosphere of the annual Christmas Candlelight Concert. The program began with the audience participating in singing the Christmas Carol Silent Night , as the Senior Chorus made their en- trance into the auditorium. The Chorus, directed by Jane Johnston, presented several selections to the audience, one of which was directed by student teacher, Tony Wastler. The Madrigal Group performed two songs also. Following the Madrigals, the band, directed by William School, pre- sented four numbers. The concert came to an end with the band and the chorus joining together to perform the traditional Hallelujah Chorus from Handel's Messiah. The voices of several alumni carried the Christmas spirit as they sang along with the chorus on this celebration of the Christmas holiday. Mr. School conducts first concert at Bermudian Molly and Pat, the yearbook editor, accompany the chorus Contra-bass clarinetist Dana Bollinger creates music Field Commander Dave sax Thomen demonstrates expertise on the Angie Taylor supports the altos in This Little Babe 87 Football Parent Day '82 Co-chairman Elaine and Tammy pass out flowers The long line of parents On Saturday, October 30, the B Club host- ed the parents of the EAGLE football players and cheerleaders. During the program before the game each parent and student in the foot- ball program were recognized for their loyal support the past season. This turned out to be a big day in more than one way. As stated in the remarks before the game that this game is played in your honor ' it was for the team won their first ever BML championship. Coach Heineman pins on his wife's The proud Mummert family flower Donald, Pearl and Drew 88 Jane and daughter, Sally The Trostle's move down the side- lines CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS Student Council Through the four years that I have been a student council member, I have seen the council taking an increasingly active role in the affairs and events of the school, community, and state. From student council exchanges with other schools, student forums, and student council conventions have come many new ideas for projects of service to our school and community, such as sponsoring a day for those students eligible to register to vote, providing assemblies and movies for students, organizing a dance-a-thon to benefit St. Jude's Children's Hospital, sponsoring dances and organizing Homecoming activities. In order to continue and improve upon these activities, it is imperative that the cooperation and support of each and every student, faculty mem- ber, administrator, and the members of the community be present for each activity the student council undertakes. Only with this kind of support and the dedication of each member of the student council can the objectives of the organization be met to the satisfaction of all concerned. Patrick Shank President Officers- Row 1- Angie Taylor-Secretary, Mary Grim- Vice President. Row 2- Allan Shearer-Parliamentarian, Pat Shank-President, Rick Cashman-Treasurer Row 1- (seated) R. Weidner, Row2- S. Spertzel, M. Grim, S. Balek, T. Stephens, A. Spangler, A. Taylor, M. Grim, Student Council Advisor- Mrs. Sweger B. Lescalleet, T. Shank, Row 3- D. Hoff, A. Shearer, C. Trostle, R. Cashman, P. Shank, J. Asper. Is this meeting over yet? 90 B Club The members of the B club have the respon- sibility of operating the refreshment stand at all home football, wrestling, basketball and track events. Various members work at different times to earn points to be used at the end of the school year to go on a club trip. Last year the B club went to Busch Gardens in Virginia. They are the sponsors Parent Days for hock- ey, football, basketball and wrestling. Some of the other activities of the organization are providing assistance for the various sports programs, aiding the EAGLE Booster Association, and helping to purchase various equipment needed in the sports programs. Officers are elected each spring for the following year. This year's officers are: President- Mary Grim, Vice-President-Pat Shank, Secretary- Tracy Hamm, Treasurer-Sally Balek. A •' Row 1: J. Keech, T. Phillips, P. Yohe, S. Balek, M. Grim, J. Becker Row 2: J. Asper, D. Bollinger, T. Stiles, D. Miller, F. Whitacre, J. Staines, C. Inskip, T. Hamm, T. Becker, J. Decker Row 3: T. Zeep, C. King, A. Hoofman, R. Smith, K. Harbold, L. Wolfe, T. Weaver, M. Lawrance, A. Hunt, T. Brunick, C. Sebright Row 4: S. Krout, C. Guise, P. Shank, C. Rutley, E. Smith, C. Trostle, T. Tosten, J. Weaver, R. Wrights, S. Mummert, G. Knisley, R. Kelly Row 1: J. Shearer, B. Caldwell, M. Grim, L. Nelson, D. Harbold Row 2: L. Decker, M. Balek, T. Stephens, J. Wrights, D. Spahr, R. Rinehart. Row 3: C. Lupo, K. Baker, I. Hoak, D. Spahr, C. Highlands, D. Smith Row 4: B. Weigle, D. Grogan, S. Spentzel, B. Stambaugh, S. Weaver, A. Fittro, K. Glass. 1982 Marching Band Director-Mr. William School BAND PLACES 8th IN STATES Field Commander-Dave Thomen Row 1-L. Shreck, J. Wolfe, D. Bollinger, T. Hamm, K. Shaffer Row 2-K. Stoner, K. Mummert, E. Stoermer, S. Krout, E. Smith, E. Thoman, T. Fetrow, J. Brough, R. Bullock, C. Guise, J. Asper, B. Beaver. Row 1-D. Thoman Row 2-J. Becker, K. Sheffer, D. Bollinger, L. Shreck, J. Asper Row 3-A. Hunt, R. Miller, D. LaRue, T. Shank This year was one of change for the Eagle Marching Band. Under the able command of rookie field commander David Thomen, and with excellent leadership and juidance pro- vided by the senior members, the band started its season on a high note, (no pun intended) Despite sunburn, insect bites, and sore mus- cles, band camp went extremely well. Everyone worked diligently to learn the field show in record time. Overall, the band had a very suc- cessful and rewarding year. The Eagles took high honors in both parade and field competi- tion. The highlight of the season came on the weekend of November 13-14. On Saturday night, the band garnered top marching laurels at the State Championships in Hershey. On Sunday, the band travelled to Philadelphia for the East Coast Regionals, where they competed against bands from eight other states. This marks the first year that the band was qualified for tegional competition. Much of the credit for the band's renewed spirit must go to Mr. William School, the new director. He instilled a sense of pride, enthusiasm, and self-confidence in each and every member of the marching unit. There was a new attitude evident in every minute of rehearsal-an attitued of optimism and hope for the future. Our only hope for the future is that Mr. Bill will remain at Bermu- dian Springs for many years to come. He has become both a great leader and a great friend to all who know and admire him. Asper and Reese in a trance. Swing Flags: Row 1 - D. Bollinger, Row 2- J. Wolfe, T. Hamm D. Starner, R. Weidner, L. Nelson Row 3- M. Lawerance, K. Baker, D. Grogan, R. Smith, T. Culbert, A. Spangler Flutes: Row 1 - S. Stoermer, B. Beaver, A. Mummert, J. Becker, B. Shreck, B. Weigel, S. Krout, K. Baker Clarinets: Row 1 - D. Waters, W. Hughes, j. Moore, D. Harbold. T. Duncan, T. Coulson Row 2 - M. Dickmeyer, S. Ruppert, D. Bollinger, A. Hunt, B. Heid. 93 Band Takes A Time Out Look at the Pretty Flowers Saxophones: E. Spertzel, K. Mummert, M. Weigle, R. Howe, D. Thomen, B. Caldwell, M. Lawrence, A. Spangler Percussion: Row 1- W. Reese, J. Asper, B. Beaver, E. Stoermer, K. Brothers, C. Wagaman, C. Boyer Row 2- D. Hoff, T. Pyles, M. Dickmeyer, D. Wolf Band Members at Homecoming Low Brass: Row 1- B. Holtzinger, J. King, K. Stoner, M. Duncan Row 2- P. Dubbs, D. Schreck, C. Divelbiss, C. Lerew, B Holtzinger, D. LaRue, D. Cook, T. Fetrow Pride is our Eagle Band 94 Trumpets: Row 1- R. Bynaker, J. Brough, T. Shank, M. Sowers, J. Bynaker Row 2- R Miller D Altman, D. Hoff, E. Smith, R. Bullock, E. Stehly, C. Wicker Hey Look Us Over National Front: S. Thomen, T. Miller, D. Smith, T. Linebaugh, K. Glass, C. Stiles, A. Bullock Jazz Band: Row 1- D. Thomen, D. Hoff, E. Stehly, J. Bynaker, R. Bynaker, R. Miller, D. Altman, R. Howe Row 2- J. Asper, E. Spertzel, A. Spangler, M. Sowers, T. Shank, J. Brough, T. Pyles, M. Dickmeyer Row 3- D. Wolf, D. Hoff, M. Duncan, G. Lerew, D. Cook, P. Dubbs, T. Fetrow, B. Caldwell, D. LaRue C Divelbiss Legs and More Legs Chorus It takes a lot of hard-working, talented, and determined students as well as a director with these qualities, to make a good chorus. Our chorus here at Bermudian certainly pos- sesses these qualities. They put a lot of time into practicing to put on various concerts throughout the school year. This year the chorus will use its talents and show its utmost determination even further while presenting the musical Fiddler on the Roof. Jane Johnston, Director t % The Senior Chorus Tenors: Row 1- K. Miller, A. Hoffman, D. Wolf Row 2- D. Hoff, C. Lerew Row 3- M. Duncan, E. Smith, D. Hoff Oh, How I Love Senior Chorus Basses: Row 1- C. Divelbliss, B. Starner Row 2- D. Altman, C. Trostle, J. Weaver Row 3- D. Cook, C. Laughman, R. Howe, D. LaRue Row 4- A. Miller, P. Shank, D. Highlands, R. Tosten Altos: Row 1- J. Wrights, D. McCauslin, J. Asper, N. Clenny, D. Harbold Row 2- B. Lescalleet, T. Culbert, A. Taylor, M. Weigle, C. Highlands, M. Grim, D. Bollinger Row 3- R. Smith, C. Lupo, K. Harbold, D. Miller, D. Gulden, J. Brough, M. Sowers, A. Spangler, S. Krout Row 4- T. Duncan, T. Shank, B. Stambaugh, S. Weaver, B. Warren, T. Eyler, R. Showers, T. Weaver 97 Madrigals: Row 1 - T. Pyles, D. Hoff, C. Trostle, M. Grim Row 2 - K. Baker, T. Weaver, D. Wolf, A. Hoffman, . D. Highlands, R. Tosten, A. Spangler, A. Taylor Row 3 - B. Weigle, E. Smith, P. Shank, T. Shank “ Lost in thought Sopranos: Row 1 - S. Haar, L. Nelson, M. Grim, T. Pyles, M. Balek, T. Spangler, J, Mulder, Row 2 - C. can sing ? Rohrbaugh, T. Kramer, R. Anderson, B. Beaver, J. King, W. Hughes, B. Caldwell Row 3 - M. Alwine, J. King, D. Grogan, K. Baker, A. Hunt, M. Dickmeyer, Row 4 - B. Clauser, B. Weigle, S. Spertzel, J. King, M. Lawerance, D. Waters, J. Moore Seniors in chorus: Row 1 B. Beaver, J. Asper, A. Taylor, M. Grim, B. Starner Row 2 - R. Showers, J. Brough, T. Weaver, S. Krout, D. Bollinger Row 3 - E. Smith, D. Highlands, R. Tosten, P. Shank 98 Clubs FFA Clubs have always played a major role in the life of the student body. They provide everyone with a multitude of oppertunities to experience things not taught in class. Clubs such as F.B.L.A. and F.F.A. give students the opper- tunity to get involved with their future careers now. Tennis Club and Dance Club are just two of the clubs that let students sharpen their skills at one of their favorite forms of recreation. The Wrestlerettes and Varsity Club help give the Eagle Atheletes the support they derserve. The Stage Crew and B Club help out on school productions and at the sporting events. Parlez-vous Francaise? The French Club does, and they become more fluent in the language every day. The Newspaper Staff keeps the entire student body up to date with its monthly publication The Eagle Eye. In the Home-Ec room F.FH.A. is cooking up a storm learning all aspects of household engineering. Over in the library, the members of the Chess Club are pondering their next move and the dedicated musicians of the school get a chance to blow their horns in Stage Band. Everyone learns a thing or two in his or her own respected club, but more importantly, everyone has fun. Row 1: D. Shank, J. Behney, M. Keckler, D. Laughman, D. Hippensteel, B. Keech, C. Wallace, Mr. Redding, Mr. Oswald, Row 2: R. Wolfe, Z. Hinkle, J. Smith, J. Scott, S. Klinedenst, K. Schooldraft, B. Showers, J. Reid, H. Scharff, B. Staub, D. Thoman, T. Starner, G. Hall, D. Raber, Row 3: L. Garcia, D. Diebler, T. Starner, T. Cookerly, S. Shive, T. McCreary, S. Watts, B. Newman, K. Kuhn, M. Schrum, B. Byers, R. Kuyendall, B. Bossom, J. Decker, L. Harr D. McCauslin, B. Sponseller, Row 4: J. Hoff, T. Wantz, R. Bullock, J. Myers, P. Keckler, D. Orris, S. Hoak, E. Linebaugh, D. Schultz, A. Taylor, V. Copenhaver, H. Cooper, C. Rutley, D. Hayes, W. Stambaugh, R. Davis, S. Gaines, E. Ensor, D. Klinedinst. 99 F.H.A. 1 row- L. Luther, T. Crowl, S. Link, J. Weaver L. Harman, S. Haar J. Shearer, R. Crowl Row 2- C. Knckstedt, S. Ruppert, T. Copenhaver, D. Harbold, B. Hart, B. Highland, T. Byers. Row 3- S. Ruppert, D. Sponseller, T. fcyler, F. Shaberly, R. Showers, D. Wallace, M. Kuhn, L. Wenchhoff. Row 4- M. Thimer, S. Kuhn, T. Hockenbraugh, J. Yeagy, B. Wolf, R. Dupler, P. Byers, R. Smith, M. McCloskey, C. McCloskey, T. Ruppert, T. Schreiber. 100 Row 1- J. Row, D. Shreck, T. Miller, L. Shreck, K. Sheaffer Row 2- S. Krepps, S. Henry, J. Yeagy, S. Cramer, T. Myers Varsity Club Row 1- J. Ruppert, B. Lescalleet, B. Lehmen, R. Anderson Row 2- A. Taylor, W. Stambaugh, R. Hickoff, J. Heid, K. Miller, M. Myers, T. Herman. Row 3- D. Snook, D. Highlands, C. Jennings, C. Inskip, D. Hayes. Stage Crew Row 1- D. Hoff, C. Layghman, R. Howe, Row 2- J. Weaver, A. Hoffman, D. Highlands, R. Tostcn, C. Trostle Row 3- R. Miller, T. Stiles, T. Coulson K. Schoolcraft, D. Cook, A. Shearer, T. Miller, P. Shank, C. Rutley, D. Miller, S. Hoak, R. Cashman 101 Chess Club French Club Row 1- J. Moore, M Myers, C. Rohrbaugh, Row 2- E. Beard, M. Alwine Row 1- B. Price, S. Acevedo, D. Sanders, K. Brothers, A. Sharrer Row 2- J. Covert, T. Klinedinst, L. Cook 102 Dance Club Row 1- M. Weaver, T. Beard, J. King Row 2- H. Horning, A. Santiago, Row 3- J. Rinker, L. Bloom, D. Crutchfield, K. Baker Tennis Club Row 1- T. Sauble, B. Heid, C. Stambaugh, T. Spangler, T. Culbert, A. Bullock, L. Myers Row 2- K. Wolf, W. Reese, K. Starner, R. Smith, J. Wagamam, E. Stoemer, B. Starner Row 3- T. Leonard, M. Grogan, K. Hock, R. Crouse, K. Eick, G, Hockenbraugh, S. Hock, E. Ensor, B. Wantz, G. Hall, Row 4- J. Armolt, R. Beverson, R. Cashman, J. Painter, S. Biese, R. Hickoff, J. Bosserman, L. Roe, T. Wantz Sports staff: Row 1: K. Metzger, J. Bruggerman, T. Tate, Row 2: S. Eisenhart, C. Crone, T. Crouse Every month you can purchase a publication of the EAGLE EYE newspaper and keep up with the events happening here at Bermudian. It even includes puzzles and cartoons to laugh at. Behind the scenes, the EAGLE EYE staff is made up of a group of young, energetic and dedicated students. You can easily pick out the staff members - they're the ones running around with a notebook in hand interviweing people, snapping pictures, or printing in the graphic arts room trying to meet the month's deadlines. Yet the students aren't the only ones responsible for the school newspaper, they are advised and supervised by Mrs. Tate and Mr. Gutacker. Typist - S. Henry 104 Eagle Eye '82-'83 Photographers: S. Eisenhart, T. Crouse Charlie Rooster begins to crow Beth Ann is up and away Working hard to fill the cupboards for winter Look out world here I come Little Thing Chews on nothing NO to all Connie is all smiles 105 As quiet as a mouse 106 Cindy works on layout ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Seniors: 1983 Yearbook Message We, in the administration of Bermudian Springs School Dis- trict, feel fortunate to be able to work with the respectful students and cooperative parents which represent the majority of our families. In return, we have felt an obligation to preserve an environment of mutual respect and cooperation among all of the clients of the schools. It is our hope that, in so doing, we have given every student the right to obtain a quality basic education. Graduating seniors, as they leave our schools to enter college or a career, may find that this spirit of cooperation is not universal. They, therefore, must be able to adjust to the varied environments they will encounter in their travels; improving conditions where they can and adjusting to those which cannot be changed. We have been very pleased with the accomplishments of past graduates and we are confident that the Class of 1983 will represent our school district equally well. W. Reese Lichtel Superintendent W. Reese Lichtel Superintendent School Board Members (Seated) M. Worley, C. Shank, M. Lott (Standing) ). Lerew, G. Bloss, A. Altobelli, D. Hoffman, N. Hickoff, E. Phillips Robert Reed Principal To The Class of 1983, First, let me congratulate you for having completed twelve years of schooling. There is, however, a difference between finishing high school and getting a high school education. Even you may not know for certain to what degree you have accom- plished the latter at this point in time. Secondly, you will soon discover the importance of one course or another, the value of teachers and friends, the meaning of experiences lived. It is really the beginning of a more self directed part of your life and all that has gone before will serve as a base for that which is to come. You have had the opportunity to study and learn, to win and lose and to experience every emotion of which a young adult is capable. But no matter what you have done, what you have seen and heard; no matter what others think of you now, be it good or bad, you will be challenged every day to succeed. I think you are ready to become productive citizens of the community but please take nothing for granted. For as Demos- thenes cautioned, Every advantage in the past is judged in the light of the final issue. Best Wishes Robert M. Reed Principal To The Class of 1983: Congratulations, throughout your high school career, you have proven yourselves worthy leaders who have represented our school very well. Throughout your years of education, you were given guidance in preparation for graduation. You have met many challenges and have proven to have the stamina to withstand these obstacles. Many more challenges will confront you and will require additional vigor. In the future, continue your determination towards success, and you will continue to be rewarded. There appears to be a strong correlation between work and success. The harder you work - the more success you will receive! Good Luck. Gerald J. Soltis Assistant Principal Gerald Soltis Assistant Principal 109 Dean Becker Spanish - English Lebanon Valley College, West- ern Maryland, Shippensburg State Has taught 27 years, 25 at Bermu- dian Michael Bennett English Gettysburg College, Shippens- burg State Has taught 6 years, all at Bermu- dian Kenneth Bottorf Driver Education Lock Haven State, Virginia Uni- versity Shippensburg State Has taught 18 years, 12 at Bermu- dian Cathy Cronauer Special Education Shippensburg State Has taught 6 years, 5 at Bermu dian Jeffrey Davidson Social Studies Morehead State University, Western Maryland Has taught 9 years, 8 at Bermu- dian Patricia DiBeradine Home Economics Penn State, Messiah, Shippens- burg State Has taught 9 years, all at Bermu- dian Roy Dismuke Math Clarion State, University of Pitts- burgh, Shippensburg State Has taught 6 years, 4 at Bermu- dian Donald Dixon Business Education Indiana University, Shippens- burg State Has taught 13 years, all at Bermu- dian David Dries Science Millersville State, Penn State Has taught 8 years, all at Bermu- dian MaryAnn Dissinger Farlow French - English Shippensburg State, Millersville State Has taught 18 years, 16 at Bermu- dian Franklyn Geist Science Shippensburg State, Western Connecticut Has taught 11 years, 4 at Bermu- dian Harold Griffie Math Shippensburg State, University of Oklahoma Has taught 18 years, all at Bermu- dian Randall Gutacker Industrial Arts Penn State, Millersville State Has taught 10 years, 9 at Bermu- dian Dale Heineman Math Shippensburg State, Has taught 12 years, all at Bermu- dian Jane Johnston Vocal Music York College, Millersville State, Penn State Western Maryland Has taught 4 years, all at Bermu- dian Vincent Kowalski Librarian - English Bloomsburg State, Shippensburg State Has taught 11 years, all at Bermu- dian Stephen Laughman Physical Education West Chester State, Ohio Uni- versity Has taught 14 years, 8 at Bermu- dian Gerard Lawrence Social Studies Shepherd College, George Ma- son University Has taught 5 years, 1 at Bermu- dian John Lightner Distributive Education Indiana University, University of Pittsburgh, Penn State, Temple University Has taught 26 years, 12 at Bermu- dian Michael McGough Social Studies University of Pittsburgh, West- ern Maryland has taught 10 Vi years, all at Ber- mudian Kristin Mendler Special Education Bloomsburg State Has taught 1 year, at Bermudian 112 Douglas Myers Industrial Arts Millersville State Has taught 6 years, 5 at Bermu- dian Douglas Niebel Guidance Counselor Clarion State, Edinboro State Has taught 14 years, 3 at Bermu- dian Barry Oswald Vocational Argiculture Penn State Has taught 15 years, 14 at Bermu- dian Sabina Pennabaker Home Economics Syracuse University, Albright College Has taught 16 years, 15 at Bermu- dian Susan Powell Physical Education Davis Elkins College, Western Maryland Has taught 14 years, all at Bermu- dian Larry Redding Vocational Argiculture Penn State Has taught 6 years, all at Bermu- dian James Ristine Science Millersville State, West Chester State, Shippensburg State Has taught 11V? years, all at Ber- mudian 113 William School Instrumental Music Clarion State Has taught 4 years, 1 year at Ber- mudian Vincent Sefcheck Industrial Arts Californa State, Western Mary- land Has taught 3 years, all at Bermu- dian Gene Segro Social Studies St. josepl's, Millersville State Has taught 9 years, 5 years at Ber- mudian Beverly Sweger English Penn State, Western Maryland Has taught 8 years, all at Bermu- dian Connie Tate Business Education Shippensburg State Has taught 14 years, all at Bermu- dian Lloyd Wagener Art Kutztown State, Penn State, Shippensburg State Has taught 26 years, 20 Vfc at Ber- mudian Secretaries: Joan Nelson, Dottie, Williams, Carol Miller Secretary - Ellen Blocher and Teacher's aide - Barb Keller Nurse - Cheryl Kutz Mrs. Shook checks some bills Secretaries: Bonnie Brough, Joan Trostle, Penny Shook Cafeteria Staff - Mablc Hankey, Dot Ruppert, Shirley King, Nancy Shellhamer, Jean Nace and Custodians - George Beard, Marie Beard, Dick Beard, Arlene Ruthann Weidner Wisner, John Jacobs 116 Cafeteria staff takes a tasty break Mrs. Trostle working on pay checks John Dick compare notes Mrs. Brough gets ready to type Mrs. Miller takes a message Mrs. Blocher checking for late fines This is the way the world goes according to Mr. Davidson All points go from the coaches head 117 History clas can be fun? Study hall provides time for study Brian adds the finishing touches to his painting Books, Homework, Studing for tests-These are things we'll all remember about the academic life here at Bermudian. After putting in our hard years of training and learning our skills we will be ready for the big wide world. Our academic life here at Bermudian has pre- pared us well to excel in life after we graduate. Melvin takes time out Math class prepares students for the future The library provides a good place to study 118 Academic life 9th graders working hard in art class Working hard in Vo. Ag. Tests, tests, tests Mr. Davidson's class at work ? Canning can be fun A little special help Is this the proper way to type ? WE LEARN TO STUDY 119 Country Life Country Walking along a tree lined road and gazing across the countryside I see a distant silo rising in the blue haze of morning The golden sheaths of oats glimmer in the early sunlight of autumn and all around me are soft sounds of rustling leaves aroused by a gentle breeze. Jody Asper Morning . . . silent as an empty stage: A single leaf floats gently through the air, like the notes of a mellowing musician. A small stream runs smoothly through the forest, like a dancer performing grandly for the audience. A young fawn showers briskly in a pool of water, like an actor anxiously awaiting his cue. As chipmunks chatter to each other in an early morning rehersal; And squirrels begin gathering nuts in preparation for Winter's opening. Suddenly a fanfare sounds overhead, breaking the silence of honking, as the geese fly south. Shafts of sunlight break brightly through the trees, like spotlights---searching, blinding the animals for a moment. 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Phone 528-4410 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1983 FROM PENN WOOD PRODUCTS EAST BERLIN, PA RD� 1 EAST BERLIN. PA MEN WOMENS HAIR STYLING PHONE 292-4454 J D GRIM Excavation Contractors RD 2 East Berlin, PA phone 259-9843 MOM'S COUNTRY KITCHEN 44 Harrisburg St. York Springs, PA 528-4998 C W PERFORMANCE Tune-up General Repairs Towing - State Inspection Front End Alignment Foreign Domestic Cars Route 94, York Springs, PA Ken Chronister 717-528-8225 Owner Adams County Nursery, Inc. RD 1 Aspers, PA 17304 Phone (717) 677-8105 Fine Fruit Trees Since 1905 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1983 Serving the Community for 71 years A GOOD BANK TO GROW WITH Member F.D.I.C. Phone 259-9510 The Peters Orchards A Family Enterprise RD 1 Gardners, Penna. 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Sat. -11 a.m. -12 p.m. Sun. 4 p.m. -11 p.m. We also serve hot cold and steak subs in our delicious home-made sub rolls baked daily. 304 W. King St. East Berlin, Pa. 17316 For Fast Take Out Orders Phone. 259-7287 Owners: Lorenzo Mike Devita BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1983 SENIOR PARENT PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Jack Asper Mr. Mrs. Earl Bollinger Mr. Mrs. Dale Brough Mr. Mrs. Harry Kiner Mr. Mrs. Wayne H. Mummert Mr. Mrs. Gary Shank Mr. Mrs. Samuel K. Stoner Mr. Mrs. John Zepp Jr. Volume 21 of the Eagle of Bermudian Springs High School, York Springs, PA, was published by Jostens American Yearbook Company at their State College plant. The trim size is 9 x 12 with 136 pages and 375 copies. The cover is school designed with silkscreen- ing and embossing. The paper stock is 80 lb. gloss. Optima type style was used throghout the book. Body and picture captions were set in 8 and 10 point. Subheadlines were set in 18 point with main head- lines set in 36 point. Division page headlines were set in 48 point. Hail to thee our Alma Mater Hail to thee our guide of mind. Thou hast taught within thy borders We should serve mankind. Hail to thee Bermudian Springs Hail to thee both red and gray. Here we learn to be courageous As you help us on each day. Thank you for our education That true concepts do provide. And for training that's unending As we meet the world so wide. And as we go through life's long journey To an end we cannot see. We'll not forget our Alma Mater, In a land so rich and free. An autumn day The lingering sun shines A warm remembrance of siimi Upon my shoulders. A wayward breeze carries the of woodsmoke Leaves crunch and crackle ber lome. The sweet scent of wild flowers as enticing as perfume. Yellow straw stacked in the barn sleeps contented until winter's use. Cows graze lazily in green pastures as peaceful as their surroundings. Tired wheat fields, damp from the morning dew, stretch in the fresh air. Suddenly the sun rises over the horizon warming and lighting the earth. The rooster slowly ruffles his sleepy feathers and sounds his alarm. Everyone awakens as the day begins. Dana Bollinger Corn Apollo's children soaring upward to touch the sky: green stalks of iron stand firm in the breeze. Sunlight's fruit: the corn. Leo Cook Kandy kicks the winning field goal Blue Mountain Football Champs Bermudian Springs won its first Blue Moun- tain League title, which was well deserved. It was the first title in any sport for Bermudian. The game was against Gettysburg, one of our toughest schools. Randy Tosten's 36 yard field goal during the first quarter gave Bermudian the 3-0 victory. The team put forth much effort and many hard hours of practice which paid off in the end. It is a game that the EAGLE fans will remember for many years. RESTLERS E k PHY The Eagle Football Team wasn't the only Bermudian Team to win a Blue Mountain League championship this year. The Eagle Matmen went 6 - 0 - 1 in the league tc bring another crown home. The wrestling team had six fairjy easy victories over Littlestown, James Buchanan, New Oxford, Biglerville, Scotland and Waynesboro. Their only hard match was against Gettys- burg, who they tied. Congradulations go to the entire Wres- tling Team for a well earned BLUE MOUNTAIN LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP. Earl prepares for battle Doug tries for some points Linebaugh goes with a cradle hold for a pin Drew working for points Sweetheart Dance Tracy Hamm Dana Bollinger After a week's postponement, because of snow, the Sweetheart Dance was held on Saturday the 20th of Fe- bruary. Music was provided by Mark Julianna of WFO Studios. There was a tremendous turn-out of students, and all who attended had a great time dancing and social- izing. The breathlessly awaited moment finnally came when Patrick Shank, Master of Ceremonies and Student Body President, announced the results of the vote taken the Friday before. The second runner-up was Cyndi Lupo, an sophomore, escorted by Kevin Miller, and Tracy Hamm, a senior, escorted by Scott Starner was the first runner-up. The 1983 Sweetheart Queen title went to Beth Lehman, a senior, who was escorted by Rick Wrights. Beth was crowned by Sharon Thoman, the retiring Sweetheart Queen. Fiddler On The Roof On March 25th and 26th, the Senior Chorus presented their rendition of Fiddler on the Roof. It brought together the expertise of Bev Sweger, who was the Drama Director, Jane Johnston, who was the Music Director, and Lloyd Wagener, who was the Technical Director. This Traditional play is set in the small village of Anatevka, Russia, on the eve of the Bolshevik Revolution. It is the story of Tevya, a dairyman, who works hard to make a living for his wife Golde, and his five daughters, Tzetel, Hodel, Chava, Shprintze, and Bielke. Prompter Jody Ruppert, Student Director Dave Thoman, Stage Manager Scott Clark, Prompter Andy Hunt. ERic Smith was cast in the leading role as Tevye, a poor dairy farmer. Angie Taylor played the devoted wife Colde. Tevye's daughters Teztel, Hodel, Chava, Sphrintze, and Bielka were played by Amy Spangler, Trya Pyles, Barb Weigle, Jeannie Mulder, and Lori Nelson respectively. Andy Hoffman played the taylor Motel, who was in love with Teztel. Perchik, the rebelious young student, who married Ho- del was protrayed by Corey Trostle. Joe Weaver played Fyedka who married Chava. Randy Tosten played the buthcer Lazar Wolf, who also wished to marry Teztel. Kevin Miller played the merry innkeeper. The Rabbi was played by Dave Cook and Brain Starner played the Rabbi's son Mendel. Barb Beaver played the matchmaker Yente. The vociferous bookseller was played by Mike Ducan, and Corey Laughman played the beggar Machum. Sharon Krout Protrayed Shanidel, Motel's mother and Drew Highlands played the rarely welcomed Constable. Other villagers were played by Carol Highlands, Sonja Haar, Robin Anderson, Kelly Baker, Denise Miller, Donna McCauslin, Bev Stambaugh, Mi- chole Glenny Mary Grim, Diane Harbold, Tina Duncan, Mary Balek, Donna Waters, Jolie King, Johnna Moore, Rosie Show- ers, Missy Weigle, Tracy Shank, Tina Weaver, Sharon Spertzel, Chris Rohrbaugh, Missy Alwine, Ron Howe, Andy Miller, Carl Divelbiss, Dan Hoff, Tad Kuntz, Darren McCauslin, Brian WEaver, Carren Harbold, and Mark Boyer. Martha Grim played the lovable ghost of Grandma Teztel, Golde's mother. The evil spirit of Fruma-Sarah, Lazar Wolf's deceased wife was played with vigor by Molly Dickmeyer. And last but least, the Fiddler was played by Greg Lerew. The stage manager for the production was Scott Clark, who was assisted by Rick Wrights, and Chris Lau. Helping backstage were Charlie Rutley, Todd Stiles, and Roger Miller, and Allan Shearer, Rick Cashman and Tony Miller ran the lights. Pi! Band Row 1: Kay Smith, Umberto Palmer, Cindy Guise, Row 2: Sherri Ruppert, Sheri Trostle, Doug Wolf, Row 3: Dave Hoff Ron Bynaker, Doug LaRue, Row 4: Tim Fetrow, Pat Shank. Director Bev Sweger, Director Jane Johnston, and Stage Manager Lloyd Wagener. Stage Crew Row 1: Allan Shearer, Rick CAshman, Roger Miller, Todd Stiles, Tony Miller, Row 2: Rick Wrights, Charlie Rutler, Stage Man- ager Lloyd Wagener Row 1 T. Stiles, D. Highlands, G. Knisley, W. Stambaugh, D. McCauslin, D. Snook, R. Kuyendall Row 2 B. Knisley, S. Mummert, B. Spangler, C. Rutley, S. Clark, R. Wrights, L. Cook, K. Schoolcraft Row 3 A. Spangler, P. Chupp, T. McCreary, R. Miller, D. Silsley, J. Weaver, T. Herman, D. Hoff Row 4 R. Brown, E. Linebaugh, M. Thoman, M. Ducan, A. Hoffman, C. Trostle, T. Coulson, B. Carmines Row 5 A. Kraft, T. Miller, S. Biese, R. Hickoff, M. Grogan, S. Hoak, A. Miller This year's track team began practicing in March. They spent many long hard hours perfecting their skills and with a crack of the gun on April 6, the 1983 track sea- son began. The team members were under the direction of coaches David Dries, Roy Dis- muke, and Larry Redding. Dedica- tion and determination played a major part in this years results, ended with a record of 4-5. There will be many returning letterman next year and they are now look- ing forward to another good sea- son next year. Sam Mummert Coaches: Redding, Dries, and Dismuke Managers: Row 1 Becky Lescalleet, Cathie Jennings. Row 2 Amy Spangler, Jenny Wolf B.S.H.S. OPP 118 Biglerville 32 51 Littlestown 99 100 v2 Fairfield 49 1 2 9813 New Oxford 51 2 3 52 James Buchanan 98 49 Gettysburg 101 68 Scotland 87 98 Greencastle 52 59 Waynesboro 91 Volleyball Varsity Row 1 T. Hamm, T. Byers, J. Stains, P. Yohe, B. Lehman, Row 2 S. Balek, B. Weigle, M. Myers, B. Clouser, J. Mulder The bermudian Springs Eagle volleyball team under the direction of Varsity coach Lee Ann Freidman and Junior Varsity coach Bob Spertzel, started their season with long hours of hard work. They spent their time polishing old skills and learning new skills. The Eagle's season three for twelve does not show the hours they spent practicing. Last year ten seniors graduated but seven letter- man returned. Senior leadership and return- ing and returning letterman helped the more inexperienced players through the season. The J.V. team gained experienced this year with a seven for twelve season. The players feel this year's competition was tough and next year they will be ready for the season. Beth Lehman Managers Tracy Raber and Darlene Crutchfield Michelle Myers Sally Balek Junior Varsity Row 1 C. Eisenhart, B. Warner, F. Whitacre, K. Metzger, C. Highlands, Row 2 J. King, S. Link, S. Spertzel, M. Dickmeyer, B. Heiland, L. Myers, Row 3 M. Sowers, K. Baker B. Weinder, B. Wolf, M. Weigle. Coaches Lee Ann Freidman and Bob Spertzel Baseball The 1983 baseball team began its season with a lot of spirit and enthusiasm. They had many hard practices beginning with the ba- sics. Under the precise coaching of Mr. Da- vidson and Mr. Ristme their season looked very promising. They won their first 4 games with pride and Jerermination. Even though they lost some games the team still gave it their all and ne er gave up. They ended the season with a 5 and 6 record. Almost all of the letterman will be back next year and we wish them luck in the 1984 season. Row 1 D. LaRuc, R. Waintz, E. Smith, R. Tosten, L. Harr, E. Ensor, T. Waintz Row 2 D. Harr, K. Starner, K. Miller, S. Shive, M. Hebe, T. Railing, B. Highland, Row 3 J. Kump, D. Raber, T. Byers, K. Baker, M. Wolf, T. Asper, C. Wicker Managers Lisa and Tammy Decker I mm mx w Coaches Jeff Davidson and James Ristine ERic Smith Luther Harr Tim Waintz B.S.H.S. 9 Fairfield 6 Boiling Springs 14 Biglerville 10 Fairfield 2 Gettysburg 1 Greencastle 0 James Buchanan 0 Littlestown 4 New Oxford 15 Scotland 1 Waynesboro OPP. 0 2 3 0 7 8 7 2 9 4 8 Girls' Softball The 1983 softball season started out with a lot of hard work and sweating. The Eagles were coached by Mrs. Powell and Miss Mendler, who pushed the girls to do the best to their ability. But in the long run it was worth all the hard work and sweating be- cause the Eagles started out winning. They won their first two games and lost the third but they still looked on for victory and more wins in the seasom. The softball team ended its season with a 4 and 5 record. And looks very promising for next year since has only three seniors graduating. The softball team with all of the returning girls will be the team of the future. 1 iB Heid, K. Harbold, J. Wolf, D. Starner, R. Anderson, K. Baker, T. Shank, Row 2 F Shaberly, B. Schreck, J. Asper, T. Zepp, J. Becker, C. Stambaugh, Row 3 C. Rohrbaugh, P. Shellehamer, W. Reese, S. Stoermer B.S.H.S. 12 15 10 17 3 3 11 7 1 Fairfield Boiling Springs Biglerville Fairfield Gettysburg Greencastle Littlestown New Oxford lames Buchanan OPP. 8 8 18 8 2 16 12 10 11 Tammy Zepp Coaches: Kristin Mendler and Sue Powell 1983 Junior-Senior Prom This year's Junior Senior Prom was held on May 21 from 6:00-12:00 P.M. at the Carroll Valley Country Club in Fairfield. The theme was We've Got To- night and the evening entertainment was provided by the band Adromeda. The close friendships that have developed over the years made the evening special and will be re- membered by all. Scholastic and Sports Awards Art Award Arts Crafts Guild Award Drama Awards English Award Chorus Award Band Award John Phillip Sousa Award Espirit de Corps Industrial Arts Award Semper Fidelious Award Graphic Arts Awards Builders Association, of Adams County Outstanding FFA Student Vocational Ag Award Math Award Science Award FJistory Award Home Economics Award Outstanding FHA Student D.A.R. Award Soroptimist Award Typing Award National Scholar Awards W. Roy Starry Award Daughter of American Colonist Award Century III Award C. Glenn Kemper Award Elmer Gruver Award Joe Kennedy Award Cliff Crone Drew Highlands Eric Smith Dave Thomen Pat Shank Randy Tosten Davr Thomen Kelly Stoner Dave Thomen Randy Tosten Jody Asper Scott Eisenhart, Tom Crouse, Ken Eick Drew Highlands Doug McCauslin Doug McCauslin Jodi Brough Jodi Brough Pat Shank Mardaga Kuhn Colleen McCloskey Pat Shank Angie Taylor Angie Taylor Jodi Brough, Eric Smith Barb Beaver Jodi Brough Jodi Brough Beth Lehman Pat Shank Jodi Brough MIP's Row 1- J. Asper, M. Grim, T. Zepp, Row 2- M. Hebe, C. Trostle, K. Miller, Row 3- A. Shearer, S. Mummert, B. Weidner Pat Shank (left) winner of the D.A.R. Award Atheletes of the Year Sam Mummert and Beth Lehman MVP's Row 1- J. Asper, J. Mulder, T. Sauble, J. Keech Row 2 J. Weaver, D. Silsley D. Myers, Row 3 D. Highlands, E. Smith. 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