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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1984 volume:

THE EAGLE BERMUDIAN SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL YORK SPRINGS, PENNSYLVANIA VOLUME XXII THIS THE 1984 EAGLE IS DEDICATED TO EDU- CATION AND, MORE SPECIFICALLY, TO BERMU- DIAN SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL. BERMUDIAN’S VENERABLE TRADITIONS AND STYLE OF EDU- CATION ARE BLENDED TO FORM A COMBINA- TION UNIQUELY ITS OWN. AND WE, THE 1984 YEARBOOK STAFF WOULD LIKE TO RECOGNIZE AND THANK EVERYONE WHO HAS CONTRIBUT- ED TO THIS SPECIAL COMBINATION: THE AD- MINISTRATION AND FACULTY WHO HAVE IN- BUED BERMUDIAN WITH A SENSE OF MENTAL ACUITY AND LEADERSHIP; THE AREA RESI- DENTS WHO HAVE SUPPLIED BERMUDIAN WITH MORAL SUPPORT AND CITIZENSHIP; AND MOST OF ALL THE STUDENTS WHO HAVE PROVIDED BERMUDIAN WITH THE PHYSICAL AND SPIRITUAL STRENGTH NECESSARY TO EN- DURE, A STRENGTH WHICH REMAINS WITHIN US AS WE BOLDLY FACE THE UNCERTAINIES OF TOMORROW. TABLE OF CONTENTS THE EAGLE 1984 16 YEARBOOK STAFF The people who brought you this masterpiece WHO’S WHO Some of the more (im)famous people in the senior class BABY PHOTOS Pictures from the attic HOMECOMING The pomp and glory of the festivities in color SENIORS The class of 1984 UNDERCLASSMEN 1985- 1987 LIFE AT B.S.H.S. A brief look at the microcosm that is Bermudian Springs ATHLETICS “How 'bout them Eagles?” 19 ACTIVITIES What happened in 1984 ORGANIZATIONS Clubs and other groups ADMINISTRATION-FACULTY People we can thank for our education PATRONS And now a word from our sponsors LAST WORDS Famous last words from the class of 1984 4 6 12 16 19 38 51 61 90 96 112 121 136 1984 YEARBOOK STAFF Editor in Chief Allan Shearer and Associate Editor Roger Miller Lines are drawn in defense: definite shapes of stick in stone- faced art stare artlessly, bony, wiry, stark and black from blank pages. Lines that delineate— lines that eliminate prevent intertwining: a loss of ends when lines bend and ends become beginnings and lines become spirals that wind into interdependence finding new identities of time in space tumbling together indefinitely— Beverly Sweger Advisor Mr. Lloyd W'agener Advertising Staff Carolyn king, Joe Weaver, Editor Kelly Harbold, Dave Cook, and Mike Duncan Layout Staff Becky Lescalleet, Deb Starner, and Kelly Baker Photographers Kerin Miller and Jeff Painter Sports Staff Teresa Stephens, Editor Jodi Keech, Connie Stambaugh, and Wen- Literary Staff Editor Denise Miller, Doug La Rue, Daryl Silsley, dy Reese and Janet Schearer Typing Staff Tammy Decker, Jeannette Becker, Editor Tina Phillips, Beth Schreck, and Angie Williams Copy Editor Michele Lawrence, Senior Editor Tyra Pyles, Art Editor Rick Cash man, and Business Manager Tracy Shank 5 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Allan Shearer and Jenni Wilhelm will still be climb- ing the ladder of success after their graduation according to their fellow classmates and friends. They hate been chosen “Most likely to Succeed” in the class of 1984. Allan and Jenni have worked hard through their stud- ies and other challanges that they have come across at their time at Bermudian Springs. It seems that if there is any obstacle that gets in their way these two are always coming out on top. They let nothing stand in their way or hold them back from living life to the fullest. Allan and Jenni are known for taking every opportunity to succeed to the limit. Allan and Jenni have learned a lot at Bermudian and have accomplished many things that they will be proud of in their future. All their efforts and hard work will not be put to waste as they go on to further their education and lead a very productive and successful life. CUTEST COUPLE MOST ATHLETIC Hand holding, walking to class together, little smiles, and certain ‘7 adore you” looks are only a few of the reasons why Robin Anderson and Todd Herman have been chosen by the Senior Class as “Cutest Couple.99 Robin and Todd’s relation- ship is rare and is one that we all dream will happen to us someday. They are both lucky to have each other. From way back when, Joe Weaver and Chris Sebright have been found to be involved in some kind of athletic activity. Withstanding the grueling pain and tiresome practices. W hen the going gets tough Chris and Joe keep going, putting in that extra mile of hurdles or extra hour of jump shots. For their hard work and determination they have been chosen “Most Athletic” by the senior class. SHYEST There are two people in the senior class that always seem to keep in the back- ground of things. The reason they aren V at the head of the attention is because they are extremely shy. For this reason Angie Williams and Todd Auckey have been voted the “Shyest” of the graduating class of 84 by their classmates. When you first begin to try to have a conversa- tion with either of the two, you might find that your doing all the talking. But when you do get a conversation going with An- gie or Todd you will Find out how nice and friendly they really are. CLASS CLOWNS MOST SPIRITED Picture a dreary day. You are in a somber mood and there just doesn't seem to be anything in the world that could cheer you up. Suddenly, two people have you laughing so hard that tears are rolling down your face; and you are in a fit of hysteria by something they said or did. There are two such people in the Class of 1984 that have these qualities who were chosen as “Class ClownsKelly Harbold and Mike Duncan. With these two crazy, hilarious people around, there is definitely never a dull moment. Kelly and Mike have such a keen sense of humor that it is impossible not to laugh along with them. If you would happen to hear someone yelling ecstatically or giving their total support at sports events on the sidelines or in the stands, you would probably be hearing either Carolyn King or Steve Kline- dinst. These two people have been voted “Most Spirited” by their classmates. Carolyn and Steve are always able to get the cheers started and keep them going. Whatever the sports event you can always count on them to be giving their all in rooting for our team. They both let everyone see or hear how much spirit they really have. They know just when the crucial moment is and know how to let the team know their behind them. MOST ARTISTIC Each person has their own special but different way of expressing themselves. There are two people in the senior class that are able to use their vivid imaginations and artistic abilities to do so. These two people are Rick Cashman and Tina Phillips. They have been voted the “Most Artistic” of the senior class. CLASS BOOKWORMS In the class of 1984 there are two individuals who spend tremendous amount of time reading and they are Diane Weidner and Doug La Rue. You can almost always find them in the library doing research or you see them somewhere with their noses in any type of book from Dostoevsky to Vonnegut. If you were need to know something about a book, an author, or some- thing interesting to read, just go to Diane or Doug and they can give you advice on any of these subjects and for these reasons they have been voted “Book- worms ' of the senior class. MOST TALKATIVE Before homeroom, most students stand around their lockers and converse, but some students talk a “little ” more than others whether it makes sense or not. Jody Keech and Earl Linebaugh always have something to say. When your in class, the teacher is always asking someone to be quiet, you know who he's talking to. Jody and Earl always say “Hi to you in between classes, and always strike up something to talk about. 8 MOST MUSICAL BEST PERSONALITY CLASS Every senior class has two people that always seem to be humming a new song or tapping their feet to a song in their heads. This year, these two people are Tyra Pyles and I)oug Wolf. Tyra al- ways had an interest in music as a child, listening to the sound of music at least five times. Doug can trace his music interest back to his preschool years. His mother knew he would be a drummer when he started banging on kitchen pans and pots. Tyra and Doug have a talent in which they can use to entertain people. Someday these two may be seen on T. V. or heard on the radio. FLIRTS Vo matter where you are or what you are doing, there always seems to he someone who just makes everything so pleasant. They have such a welcoming air about them that a person is automatically drawn to them. There are two people like that in the Class of 1984. Michele Lawrence and Jeff Painter have been chosen as having the “Best Personality “by their classmates. These two really have out-going personal- ities and make everyone feel comfortable and part of some- thing. With their personalities Michele and Jeff are likely to get along in any situation. Did you ever take notice to two individuals in the Class of 1984, who just can't stay away from each other. or for that matter, any member of the opposite sex? People who always have a flirtatious gleem in their eyes and walk down the hall with an out-streched arm around a fellow classmate. For this reason Corey Trostle and Renee Smith have been chosen “Class Flirts.“ They give true meaning to “reach out and touch someone. “So whenever somebody comes up behind you and slips their arm around you, you'll know its got to be Corey or Renee. 9 BEST DRESSED Because of their chic way of dressing the two people in the Senior class that are most likely to catch someone's attention in a crowd are Andrea Hunt and Dan Showers. They have been chosen by their classmates as “Best Dressed. Mo matter what the occasion may be, these two are always noticed for their outstanding and stunning appearance. Their clothes are up-to-date and the latest fashion styles. Andrea and Dan dress as they want and their excellent tastes are reflected by the unique outfits they wear. Although Andrea and Dan come to school looking sophisti- cated and deb inair, they also have a personality to match their outward appearance. They can be found in a crowd of a million. As soon as anyone sees either Andrea or Dan they are impressed with their superb taste in clothing. BEST SMILE Have you ever noticed when your walking down the hall, some people al- ways ha e something to smile about. Even on a rainy Monday Kim l.au and Colin Campbell smile. Kim has a cute innocent smile and Colin has a devious grin that can't be missed. These two have a wav of making stupid situations seem humorous. Their secret to always being happy is taking an “It doesn't matter attitude. Kim and Colin are always seen together, showing off their pearly whites. 10 IN MEMORIUM THEY GAVE THEIR SONS’ TO THE LOVING CARE OF GOD, WHO WALKS FOREVER BY THEIR SIDES TO HOLD THEIR HANDS AND BE A LOVING GUIDE. THEY GO PLACES WHERE WE CANNOT TROD. GRANTED TO THEM MORE JOY THAN SORROW, MORE HOPE THAN DOUBT, MORE LIGHT THAN DARK NO THOUGHT OF YESTERDAY NOR OF TOMORROW. MAY AN ENDLESS SCOPE OF NEW HORIZONS MARK THIS FINAL VOYAGE FROM EARTHLY CARE WHERE THEY WILL FIND HAPPENINGS WE CANNOT SHARE. L.W. WAGENER Kenneth F. Messinger June 21, 1965 September 2, 1985 John Thomen February 7, 1965 January 28, 1978 11 Jody Bruggeman Evelyn Brinkerhoff Tammy Brunick C- ' Rick (ashman Bill Copen haver Tammy Decker Carl Divelbiss 12 Tom Hoff Cindy Hostetter Andrea Hunt Jodi Ketch Tracy Knackstedt Mark Keckler Carolyn King Michele Lawrence Earl Linebaugh Kim Lau Maureen McCloskey Regina Mulder Dennis Myers Denise Miller 13 Jeff Painter Tina Phillips Stacey Ruppert Tyra Pyles Sheri Ruppert Chris Sebright Flo Shaberly I'm thinking about a lot of different things, All mixed together, yet seperate and distinct. Why do I get so upset over words? After allthey are just words. But oh! how they can hurt, cut deeply, and leave such a scar! But worse than cutting words are no words at all. The silence, the aloneness . . . How can I bear it? My head throbs with tension; for I know no answers. And waiting . . . For things to happen And hoping they never will. Why must I be pulled two different ways, behind and ahead? Behind me is innocent childhood; safe, comfortable, predictable. I'm past that now . . . but how I have longed to return to .. . In a moment of tumultuous uncertainty, I'm afraid to go ahead. Ahead of me lie mysteries. I'm afraid of the unknown; of facing it alone. But alone it must be. For I am what I am; Or what I must be. “That’s life ' people say. I don't know what Life is . . . I'm still searching desperately. For life’s meaning, I realize, life is Hope . . . I.w. wagener Jenny Shealer 14 Allan Shearer Tracy Tate Darla Whitehead Shelly Yeagy Rene Smith Darla Sponseller Tim Starner Mike Thoman Diane Weidner � If i y Jenni W ilhelm l isa Wolf Doug Wolf Angie Williams Corey Trostle THE END! 15 The 1983 Homecoming activities started on Friday night, October 7th, with parades at York Springs and East Berlin. Then a Bonfire at the High School. The students showed their spirit and shared their hopes of winning the football game with their schoolmates and friends. The following morning preparations were made for the big day. Students from the ninth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades were putting specially planned decorations on their class car. Student Council was setting up for their bake sale, and the Homecoming Candidates were being photographed by Roberts Stu- dio. The bleachers were filled with supporting fans. Bermudian students, including the band and cheer- leaders, teachers, and alumni and football players families were all giving the team moral support until the final second. It was a tough and close game, but in the end it was 27-21, Waynesboro. The halftime festivities included the coronation of the 1983 Homecoming queen and the announcement of the winners of the car contest. Freshmen were 1st, Sophomores were 2nd, Juniors were 3rd, and Seniors were 4th. The Homecoming Candidates were Robin Ander- son, Jeannette Becker, Jody Bruggeman, Carolyn King, Tyra Pyles, Chris Sebright, and Renee Smith. The retiring queen, Sally Balek, crowned Robin An- derson the 1984 Homecoming Queen. Tyra Pyles was first runner-up and Renee Smith was second runner- up. Although the loss of the football game was a dissa- pointment there was still anticipation for the Home- coming Dance, which was a modest success. Mark Juliana from W.F.O. Studios D.J.’ed and everyone there had a good time. HOMECOMING 1983 16 Corey Trostle returns the kickoff. Joe Wearer runs for yardage. 1983 Homecoming Queen- Miss Robin Anderson The candidates and their escorts. Renee Smith and Tyra Pyles Eagles run the option Jeannette Becker, Renee Smith, Tyra Pyles, Robin Anderson, Carolyn king. Chris Sebright, Jody Hruggeman. and Michelle Lawrence Mr. Reed congradulates the Queen. 18 SENIORS Robin Anderson Todd Auchey Jeannette Becker James Behney he in Brehm A'� el) n Brinkcrhoff Ihiniel Brown Jody Brugge man 20 Carl Dhelbiss Todd Herman Tammy Decker Kelly Harbold .Michael Duncan Da id Hoff Todd Tichelberger Thomas Hoff Andreh Hoffman Cindy Hosteller Andrea Hunt Mark heckler Jodi Keech Carolyn King Steten Klinedinst Tracy knacks ted I Douglas I.a Rue Michele Lawrence 23 24 25 26 Christine Sebright Tloetta Shaberly Bill Shafer Jennifer Shealer Allan Shearer Daniel Showers Daryl Silsley Renee Smith Darla Sponseller Tim Starner William Staub Da e Steimling 28 Darla Whitehead Jennilee H 'hiIhelm Angie Williams Douglas Wolf l isa Wolf Shelly Yeagy Members of class but not pictured: Mike Alston Ronald Harris Zeal Hinkle Kimberly Lau l.orrie King Mary Slothour John Smith Rusty Swartz 30 31 CImss Advisors Mr. Lloyd Wagener and Mrs. Beverly Sweger THE CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY FOUR MOTTO-“YESTERDAY IS ALREADY A DREAM AND TOMORROW IS ONLY A VISION.” COLORS-BURGUNDY AND CREAM FLOWER-WHITE ROSE Vice President Doug in Rue. Secretary Chris Sebright. President Jeff Painter, Tresurer Rick (ashman. As President of the senior classf I have had the pleasure of watching my fellow classmates grow and mature these past few years. have shared in the togetherness the class has had. We hare all conquered the challenges of school. Now we will meet lifefs challenges. I am confident our class will meet and conquer these challenges also. Graduation is not and end for us: it is a beginning for which we all look forward to. Jeff Painter, President 32 SENIOR DIRECTORY Mike Alston (Mick) . . . Dec. 22, 1964 Seen with The Ripper... Ambition is to become a computer programer. .. Chess club 9, 10, 11, 12 .. . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the wild lunches and study halls. Robin Lee Anderson (Boo-Boo) . . . Apr. 9, 1966 Seen with Tood. Dan, and all my friends . . . Ambition is to be happy and successful and to lead a life full of love and happiness... Field Hock- ey 10, 11 .. . Softball 9, 10, 11 .. . Chorus 11, 12... Concert Marching Band 9, 10, 11,12... “B”Cluh 9, 10. . . School Plays 11.. . Varsity Club 11, 12 .. . Wrestlette 9 .. . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the fun lunch periods and finding the best guy in the world. Jeannette Marie Becker (Jett) . . . Sept. 20, 1966 Seen with Tim, Tammy, Tom, and all my friends . .. Ambition is to lead a happy and successful life . . . Cheer- leading 9, 10, 11, 12... Softball 11, 12.. . Concert Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . “B” Club 9, 10, 11, . . Varsity Club 12 .. . Yearbook Staff 12. . . Offices Held: Band Historian 11.. . Wrestling Cheerleading Cap- tain 11, 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the friends I made, our great band, and fun wrestling match- es. James William Behney (Beanball)... Oct. 24, 1966 Seen with Mark, Zeal, Dan, Jeff, Stauby___Ambition is to do agricul- tural work and to drive a truck . . . F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12. . Offices Held: F.F.A. Reporter 190... F.F.A. Presi- dent 12 .. . Adams County F.F.A. Parlimentarian 12 .. . Will re- member B.S.H.S. for not being able to sleep in study halls and VO-AG class. Kevin Lee Brehm (Furgie) . . . Jan. 16, 1966 Seen with Barry Todd, Steve — Am- bition is to become a professional fir- efighter or to go into the A ir Force.. . Tennis Club 9, 10, 11, 12... Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the fun in study halls and my friends. Evelyn Louise Brinkerhoff. . . Sept. 19, 1965 Seen with Judy, Mary, Jenny, Shir- ley ... Ambition is to open a shelter for homeless animals and have a fam- ily . . . French Club 10 .. . Tennis Club 12 .. . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the nice teachers and proofread- ing fs in typing. Daniel William Brown (Brown) . . . June 1, 1966 Seen with Bill, Rich, Glenn, Zeal... Ambition is to live in Japan... Chess Ciuh 9, 10, 11, 12... Will remember B.S.H.S. for the trouble it caused me, but also the education I got from all the trouble. Jody Lynn Bruggeman . . . Sept. 11, 1966 Seen w ith Bryan, Jeannette, Tracy.. . Ambition is to live a long and happy life with Bryan . .. Cheerleading 10, 11, 12 .. . Volleyball 9, 10, 11 .. . Marching Band 9... DEC A 11, 12.. . Newspaper 10, 11... Wrestlerette 9 . . . Ski Club 9 .. . Offices Held: Eoothall Cheerleading Captain 12... Ski Club Treasurer 9 .. . DF.CA President 11, 12 .. . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the boring classes and gross lunches. Pamela Marie Brunick (Guppy) . . . May 22, 1966 Seen with Raymond, Jenny, Henry, Nachelle . . . Ambition is to have a happily married life with Raymond and to become successful as a secre- tary ... Will remember B.S.H.S. for row die times in the bathroom and long days in stap. Barry Kevin Caldwell. . . March 28, 1965 Seen with Carl, Kevin, Steve, Doug, Doug L ... Ambition is to get a good job . . . Concert Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12... Stage Jazz Band 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Tennis Club 9 .. . W ill remember B.S.H.S. for shop classes, goofing off in study halls, and our No. 1 band. Colin Andrew Campbell.. . July 10, 1966 Seen with Dennis, Seals, Jeff, Dyke. . . Ambition is to marry an elderly, wealthy, eccentric female and soon after have an untimely death in the family... W restling 9, 10, 11, 12... Will remember B.S.H.S. for nothing, due to the fact I never had my eyes open at any one time. Richard Eugene Cash man (Rick)... Dec. 5, 1965 Seen with Lori, Jeff, Tim, Allan, Mike . . . Ambition is to swim the Amazon River, Stage Crew 9, 10, 11, 12, Tennis Club 11, 12 Student Coun- cil 9, 10, 11, 12, Yearbook Staff 12.. . Student Council Treasurer 11, 12, Class Treasurer 12... Art Editor of Yearbook 12 .. . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the lack of cooperation and energy shown by the office. Da}id Patrick Cook (Cookie)... Feb. 28, 1966 Seen with Tracey, Doug... Ambition is to succeed in my ambition . . . Football 9... Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Chorus 10, 11, 12 . . . Concert- Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12 .. . Stage Jazz Band 9, 10, 11, 12 .. . Newspaper 9, 10,.. School plays 9.. . Stage Crew 9, 10, 11, 12.. . Y ear- book Staff 12 .. . Will remember B.S.H.S. for its No. hand and the great athletic teams. John Alan Cook (The Ripper) . . . May 31, 1966 Ambition is to crush those who op- pose me... 1 1th grade President... Will remember B.S.H.S. for the threats made against my life. Vincent Billy Copenhaver (Cubes)... Dec. 30. 1965 Seen with Steve. Todd. Glenn, Jenni. . . Ambition is to become farmer. . . F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12. Chapter Parlia- mentarian 12... County Vice Presi- dent 12 ... Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the exciting F.F.A. meetings. Richard Walter Crouse (Rich) . . . Aug. 9, 1966 Seen with Dan, Dave, Glenn, Ron ... Ambition is to play in a heavy metal rock hand. . . Tennis Club 9, 10, 11, 12 .. . Chess Club 12 .. . Will re- member B.S.H.S. for getting away with smoking in the bathrooms. Glenn Samuel Davis (Davis) . . . March 7, 1966 Seen with Dan, Rich, Dave... Ambi- tion is to he an Autohodv Machanic . . . F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12 .. . Will re- member B.S.H.S. for smoking in the bathroom and study halls. Jill Ann Decker . . . April 27, 1966 Seen with Ron, Maureen, Lisa, Tra- cy... Ambition is to live a great life with Ron and to be rich and success- ful... “B Club 9, 10, 11... DECA 11, 12 . . . F.H.A. 12 . . . Will re- member B.S.H.S. for all the boring classes and meeting that special guy. Tammy Jo Decker (Crash)... Nor. 4, 1966 Seen with Jett, Tom, Lisa, and all my friends... Ambition is to he success- ful in all 1 choose to do and lead a life full of love and happiness . . . Base- ball Manager 11, 12... Basketball 9 . . . Football Trainer 10, 11, 12 .. . Concert Marching Band 10, . . “B Club 9, 10, 11... Varsity Club 12... Vearhook Staff 12... Will remember B.S.H.S. for special memories and all the rowdie time with my friends .. Carl Belmont Divelbiss . . . March 14, 1966 Seen with Doug, Jeannie, Doug, Dave, Tracey ... Ambition is to suc- ceed at what ever I do... Baseball 10, 12.. . Football 11 .. . Wrestling 9, 11, 12... Concert Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12 .. . Chorus 11, 12 .. . Musical 11, 12... Jazz Band 10, 11, 12 .. . Tennis Club 9, 10 .. . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the backroom and winning the BML Championship during my Junior year and the band bus . . . Michael Linn Duncan (Dyke) . . . Nov. 15, 1966 Seen with Big A I, Jeff, Rick, Pong, John, Colin ... Ambition is to have a mental institution named after me... Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12... Football 9 ... Track 11, 12... Chorus 10, 11, 12 . . . Musical 10, 11, 12.. . Concert- Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Jazz Band 10, It, 12 .. . Executive Council 12... Student Council 9... Yearbook Staff 12... Will remember B.S.H.S. for creation of L.S., Mrs. Sweger, hooking class . . . Kelly Caroline Harbold (Kel) . . . March 13, 1966 Seen with Scott, Bit, Andy, Corey, Melvin ... Ambition is to succeed as a legal secretary and live life to its fullest with Scott. . . Softball 9, 10, 11, 12... Chorus 11, 12... Musical 11, 12.. Concert Marching Band 9, 10 . . . “B” Club 9, 10, 11, 12 .. . Wrestlerette 9... Yearbood Staff 11, 12 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for Mrs. Tate teaching me everything... Todd Michael Herman (Herman)... Feb. 15, 1966 Seen with Robin, Hoffy, Scrappy, Bill, Dennis . . . Ambition is to do whatever it takes to live a long and happy life . . . Basketball 9, 10 . . . Football 9, 10, 11, 12... Track 9, 10, 11.12.. . Concert Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12 .. . “B” Club 9, 10 .. . Varsity Club 11, 12 . . . Will re- member B.S.H.S. for our 19S2 Foot- ball Championship and for meeting the girl or my dreams . . . Zeal Hinkle . . . Feb. 27, 1966 David John Hoff (Dave) ... Feb. 12, 1966 Seen with Jody, Todd, Mike, Roger, Ron ... Ambition is to graduate from college and lead a successful life as an architect . . . Baseball 10 .. . Basketball 9, 10, 11... Football 9... Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12 .. . Musical 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Concert Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Stage Jazz Band 9, 10, 11, 12... Of Bees Held: Band President 12 .. . Will re- member B.S.H.S. for our No. 1 hand, L.S., pathetic pep-rallies . . . Thomas Payne Hoff (Mos) . . . May 1, 1966 Seen with Jill, Dan Bill, Jeff, Mark . . . Baseball 12 .. . Wrestling 9 .. . F.F.A. 12 .. . Newspaper 11 .. . Tennis Club 9, 10 .. . Andrew Alexander Hoffman (Andy). . . June 26, 1966 Seen with Corey, Joe, Scott, Melvin, Bit, Kelly . . . Ambition is to lead a successful live . .. Football 9, 10, 11, 12... Track 9, 10, 11,12... Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12... Musical9, 10, 11, 12 ... Concert Marching Band 9, 10... “B”Club 9, 10,11,12... Stage Crew 10, 11, 12... Yearbook Staff 11... Will remember B.S.H.S. for doing Mr. Wagener's work and running the halls . . . Cindy Kay Hostetter (Cin). . . April 27, 1966 ' Seen with Tracy and all the rest. . . Ambition is to go to Empire Beauty School to become a beautician . . . F.H.A. 10, 11, 12 . . . Offices Held: F.H.A. Vice President 12 .. . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the crazy friends I made here . . . Andrea Diann Hunt (Andie)... Dec. 26, 1964 Seen with Shelly, Tammy, Tony, and everyone else . . . Ambition is to be- come a professional make-up artist.. . Cheerleading 9, 10, 11, 12... Soft- ball 9, . . Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12 .. . Musical 9, 10, 11, 12 .. . Concert- Marching Band 9, 10,11, 12... “B” Club 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Offices Held: Band Historian 9, 10 . .. Cheerlead- ing Captian 12 .. . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the friends I’ve made and the No. band . . . Mark Allan Keckler (Mark mouse). . . Feb. 19, 1965 Seen with John, Jim, Zeal, Jeff, Dan- ny .. . Ambition is to be a hunting guide in Canada ... F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12. . . Offices Held: F.F.A. Sentina! 12 .. . Will remember B.S.H.S. for wild Ag classes and boring study halls . . . Jodi Marie Keech . . . Dec. 3, 1966 Seen with Chris, Renee, D’Ann, Jeff, Colin, Teresa, Try a . . . Ambition is to obtain the goals I have set for my- self and to achieve a millionaire sta- tus hy age 31... Field Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12... “B” Club 9, 10, 11, 12... School plays 9__Wrestlerette 9, 10 ... Yearbook Staff 11, 12... Offices Held: “B Cluh Vice President 12... Sports Editor of Yearbook 12 .. . Carolyn Louise King (Bit)... Aug. 3, 1966 Seen with Martin, Jim, Kelly, Cory, Andy, and other classmates . .. Am- bition is to succeed in the business field and live a fulfilling life with Marlin ... Cheerleading 9, 10, 11, 12 ... Musical 9... Concert Marching Band 9... “B Club 9, 10, 11, 12... School plays 9... Yearbook Staff 11, 12 .. . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the classes with Mrs. Tate . . . Steven Douglas Klinedinst (Bugs) .. . Jan. 11, 1967 Seen with Doug, Steve, Zeal, Jim, Mark . . . Ambition is to become a farmer or a butcher . . . Basketball Manager 10, 11... Football 12 . . . Football Trainer 10, 11.. . F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12 .. . Offices Held: F.F.A. Chaplin 11,12... County F.F.A. 12. . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for initi- ation in F.F.A., crazy AG classes, boring study halls . . . Tracy Diana Knackstedt___Aug. 20, 1966 Seen with Cindy and everyone else .. . Ambition is to live a happy, fun, and successful life and be an accountant. . . F.H.A. 9, 10, 11, 12 .. . Offices Held: F.H.A. President 12 . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the great times I had with my friends . . . Douglas Allen LaRue (Doug) . . . May 29, 1966 Seen with Carl, Dave, Doug and Cookie... Ambition is to live my life to the fullest... Baseball 10, 11, 12.. . Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12... Musical 9, 10, 11, 12 .. . Concert Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12 .. . Stage Jazz Band 9, 10, 11, 12... Yearbook Staff 12 ... Offices Held: Class President 10 . . . Class Vice President 12 .. . Band Vice President 12 .. . Chrous Vice President 12 . . . Band Repre- sentative 9, 11. . . Chorus Represen- tative 9, 10, 11 . . . Kimberly Dawn Lau . . . Dec. 25, 1966 Ambition is to be independently wealthy . . . Michele Marie Lawrence (Shelly)... June IS, 1966 seen with Andie, Robin, Tammy, and everyone . . . Ambition is to be suc- cessful and have a life full of love and happiness... Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12... Musical 9. 10, 11, 12 .. . Concert- Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12... “B Club 9, 10, 11, 12... Yearbook Staff 12 .. . Offices Held: Class Vice President 9, 10 .. . “B Club Trea- surer 12... Senior Chorus Secretary 12.. . Copy Editor of Yearbook 12.. . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all my friends and the great times we’ve shared . . . Earl Linchaugh . . . Sept. 24, 1965 Maureen Marie McCloskey ... Nov. IS, 1966 Seen with Jill, Lisa, Henry, Ron, Tracy .. . Ambition is to live a great and happy life and he rich ... DEC A 11.. . Health Careers 12... Newspa- per 10 .. . Wrestlerette 9 .. . Will remember B.S.H.S. for al the boring classes and gym class . . . Dawn Michelle Myers . . . Sept. 6, 1966 Seen with Mary, Flo, Mary, Andy, Tracy, Lisa, Jerri, Rose... Ambition is to live life to its fullest. . . Field Hockey 9, 10, 11... Marching Band 9 . . . F.H.A. 10, 11 . . . Dennis Allen Myers . . . Aug. 21, 1965 Seen with Colin, Allan, John, Daryl, Todd... Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12. .. Track 9, 10, 11, 12... F.F.A. 9, 11. 12 .. . Will remember B.S.H.S. for cross country and track . . . Jeffery Allan Painter (Liche Rolle).. . Dec. 29, 1965 Seen with Rick, Big A I, Dyke, Colin, Pong, Jodi, Renee,__Ambition is to own all the massage parlors and pool halls on the east side of Manhattan .. . Hiking Club 9... Cross Country 9, 10, . . Student Council 12 .. . Tennis Club 11, 12... Yearbook Staff 12... Offices Held: Class President 12 . . . Class Vice President 11 .. . Student Council Parliamentarian 12 .. . Will remember B.S.H.S. for crushing band buddies, hooking class, S.O.M.F., Mrs. Sweger and all day graphic classes . . . Tina Marie Phillips (Stroodle) . . . Dec. 23, 1965 Seen with Scot, Alice, John, Lisa, Jeannette, Tammy____Ambition is to live life the fullest. . . Field Hockey 9, 10, 11,12... “B”Club 9. 10, 11.12 . . . Wrestlerette 9, 10, 11 .. . Year- book Staff 11, 12 .. . Offices Held: B” Club President 12 .. . Typing Editor of Yearbook 12 .. . Will re- member B.S.H.S. for all the rowdie classes and the great friends I have made . . . Barry Price . . . June 4, 1966 Tyra Amalie Pyles . . . Jan. 18, 1967 Seen with Jodi, Renee, Colin. Jeff, Amy, Kelly . . . Ambition is to suc- ceed in the career of my choice . . . Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12 .. . Musical 9, W, 11, 12 . . . Concert Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12 .. . Stage Jazz Band 10, 11 .. . “B” Club 9, 12 .. . Yearbook Staff 12... Offices Held: Chorus President 12__Band Secre- tary 12 . . . Senior Editor of Year- book 12... Will remember B.S.H.S. for our Mo. 1 hand and all the friends I’ve made through the years . . . Judy Faye Rinker. . . Dec. 29, 1965 Seen with Evelyn, Robin, Tammy ... Ambition is to be a nurses aid . . . Health careers 9, 10... F.H.A. 12... Dance Club 11 .. . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the friends I made .. Sheri Lynn Ruppert . . . Aug. 30, 1966 Seen with Stacey, Darla, and all my other friends . . . Ambition is to be successful in whatever 1 choose to do . . . Concert Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12... F.H.A. 10. 11, 12... Will remember B.S.H.S. for crowed halls. Airs. Tate’s shorthand classes, and our great Marching Eagle Band . . . Stacey Ann Ruppert (Rupp)... June S, 1966 Seen with Sheri, Darla, Angie, Mary, Dee, and all my other friends . . . Ambition is to be successful in what- ever I strive to do ... Will remember B.S.H.S. for the crowed halls and ex- citing classes . . . David Alan Sanders (Dave). .. Sept. 16, 1964 Seen with lots of friends . . . Ambi- tion is to successful at whatever I try ... Chess Club 11... Craft Club 9, 10 . . . Writing 12 .. . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the friendly people . . . Christine Carol Sebright (Chris). . . Feb. 4, 1966 Seen with Renee, Jodi, Tyra, Mi- chele and whoever... Ambition is to travel around the world . . . Basket- ball 9, 10, 11, 12... Field Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12... Track 9... “B”Club 9, 10, 11, 12 .. . Offices Held: Class Secretary 9, 10, 11, 12 .. . Will re- member B.S.H.S. for field hockey and scooter crunches . . . Floetta Charlene Shaberly (Sam). . . Aug. 26, 1965 Seen with Brian, Alary, Barb, el- son, Cindy, Tracy ... Ambition is to be a successful wife-mother and cos- motologist... Softball 11... F.H.A. 10, 11, 12... Wrestlerette 9, 10, 11.. . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the wild and crazy study halls . . . Bill John Shafer . . . April 29, 1966 Seen with Todd, Mike, Tina, Earl, Steve . . . Ambition is to succeed at whatever I do .. . Football 9, 10, 11, 12.. . Concert Alarching Band 9, 10, 11.12.. . Chess Club 9, 10, 11,12... Offices Held: Class Treasurer 9 .. . Will remember B.S.H.S. for sports and all my friends, and the teachers . Jennifer Ann Shealer (Jen). . . Feb. 8, 1966 Seen with Lisa, Tammy, Machelle, Jill, Maureen . . . Ambition is to be happily married and successful as a secretary . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for getting to know all my friends, getting in trouble and the terrible lunches . . . Allan Webester Shearer . . . Oct. 2, 1965 Seen with Dyke, Pong, Jeff, Rick, fellow intellects, as often as possible Aditi... Ambition is to rule my own third world nation ... Basketball 9.. . Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12 .. . Track 10... Chess Club Team 9, 10, 11, 12... Stage Crew 9, 10, 11, 12... Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12 .. . Yearbook Staff 11, 12 . . . Offices Held: Class President 9.. . Student Council Parliamentarian 11.. . Stu- dent Council President 12 ... Asso- ciate Editor of Yearbook 11... Edi- tor of Yearbook 12 .. . Will re- member B.S.H.S. for cross country, laughing at the “Gifted Ones”, laugh- ing hysterically at the band, and the eight minute bell. . . Daniel Fred Showers . . . Oct. 22, 1965 Seen with Teresa, Todd... Ambition is to be independently wealthy . . . Basketball 9 .. . Football 9, 10 . . . Chorus 9 .. . Concert Marching Band 9, 10, 11... “B” Club 9... Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the great times . . . Daryl Wendell Silsley (Si Is I... Sept. I, 1966 Seen with Colin, Role, Big A I, Dyke, Bob . . . Ambition is to always go forward as fast as I can in whatever Pm in... Cross Country 10, 11, 12.. . Football 9... Track 10, 11, 12... Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12 .. . Chess Club 11, 12 .. . Student Council 10, 12 . . . Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 .. . Yearbook Sta ff 12 . . . Offices Held: Class Treasurer 10, 11 . . . Will re- member B.S.H.S. for wasteland 1 and II, wrestling, van drivers, long prac- tices, SOMF, L.S. “food wall”. . . Mary Louise Slothour . . . Sept. 28, 1965 Seen with Mary, Flo, Dawn, Tracy, Cindy, Sheri.. . Ambition is to be a secretary and a successful wife . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the wild and crazy study halls . . . John Glenn Smith (Teddy) . . . Oct. 14, 1965 Seen w ith Dixie, Tina, and others... Ambition is to be successful in life.. . F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12 .. . Will re- member B.S.H.S. for all the parting times . . . Renee Michele Smith (May)... Sept. 21, 1966 Seen with Jode, Chris, Tyra, Jeff, Colin, and friends of the four letter word (love) ... Ambition is to attend Empire Beauty School, be successful and someday own my own salon . . . Softball 9, 10, 12... “B” Club 9, 10, 11, 12.. . Chorus 11 .. . Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12... Will remember B.S.H.S. for becoming closer to all my friends, and Mrs. Blocker and Air. “K” asking the fifth period gang to leave the library . . . Darla Louise Sponseller (Sponnie).. . Aug. 20, 1966 Seen with Stacey, Sheri, Mary, and 36 all my other friends . . . Ambition is to he a success in whatever I want... Concert Marching Band II, 12 .. . F.H.A. 10, 11, 12... Will remember B.S.H.S. for the crowed halls and shorthand classes . . . Timothy Clayton Starner (Tim) . . . March 29, 1966 Seen with Rick, Troy, Mike, Mark.. . Ambition is to become a farmer... F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12... Offices Held: F.F.A. Treasurer 11 .. . F.F.A. Par- liamentarian 12 .. . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the great Ag. classes and the crummy lunches . . . William Staub . . . March 12, 1966 David Eric Steimling (Stoney) . . . Jan. 10, 1967 Seen with Dan, Rich, Smitty, Ron, Jim . . . Ambition is to be a rock musician . . . F.F.A. 11, 12.. . Will remember B.S.H.S. for boring classes, wild lunches, and STAP. . . Rusty William Swartz . . . Sept. 10, 1965 Seen with Tammy... Ambition is to be a maintenance man . . . Tennis Club 12... Will remember B.S.H.S. for Mrs. Cronauer . . . Tracy Lee Tate . . . Jan. 12, 1966 Seen with Jody, Jill, Maureen, Lisa . . . Ambition is to live a long, happy life and to he rich and successful. . . Volleyball 9, 10, 11... “B” Club 9.. . DEC A 11, 12... Newspaper 10, II. .. Wrestlerette 9... Yearbook Staff 9... Offices Held: DEC A Secretary 12 .. . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the snobs and their “clicks'’. . . Lisa Marie Taylor . . . April 6, 1966 Seen with Tracy, Jenny, Jill, Mau- reen, John . . . Ambition is to live a long, happy, and successful life and to party forever... DEC A 11, 12... Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the snobs and the special guy I met . . . Thomas Michael Thoman (Mike)____ July 23, 1966 Seen with Deb, and fellow teamates and friends . . . Ambition is to suc- ceed in life . . . Basketball 9, 10. . . Football 9, 10, 11,12... Track 11, 12 ... F.F.A. 11... Varsity Club 12... Will remember B.S.H.S. for sports, shop classes, and boring study halls . Corey Alan Trostle (Mouth)... Feb. 25, 1966 Seen with Andy, Kevin, Mike, Joe, Scott, and the rest of the gang . . . Ambition is to go on with my educa- tion and athletics and do the best I can do in life . . . Football 9, 10, 11, 12... Track 9. 10, 11, 12... Wres- tling 9, 10, 11, 12 .. . Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12. . . Musical 9, 10, 11, 12.. . Stage Crew 9, 10, 11, 12.. . Student Council 11... Yearbook Staff 10, 11 . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the great athletic programs and coaches. Jerome Edward Weaver (Joe) . . . Dec. 14, 1965 Seen with Corey, Andy, Mike, Scott, Stan, and the rest of the guys . . . Ambition is to further my education and athletics and to have a happv and fun life... Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12.. . Football 9, 10, 11, 12 .. . Track 9, 10, 11,12... Chorus 9, 10. 11. 12... Musical 9. 10, 11,12... “B Club 11 ... Stage Crew 10, 11, 12... Varsity Club 12 .. . Yearbook Staff 12 .. . Will remember B.S.H.S. for learning how to be a champion . . . Diane Louise Weidner . . . Nov. IS, 1965 Seen with Angie, ZJenni, Shelly, Lisa, Darla . . . Ambition is to get married, live life to its fullest, and make everything worthwhile... Soft- hall 9... Student Council 9... Will remember B.S.H.S. for the study halls in the library and all my friends Darla Louise Whitehead... Sept. 19, 1966 Seen with Lisa, Shelly, Kim, Karen .. . Ambition is to live a happy and suc- cessful life after school. . . Basket- ball 9, 10 .. . Softball 9, 10 .. . Marching Band 9, 10, 11 .. . “B“ Club 9... DEC A 11,12... Wrestler- ette 9... Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the friends I've made and all the fun I had . . . Jennilee Wilhelm (Jenni) . . . May 31, 1966 Seen with everyone . . . Ambition is to live a life with love, happiness, and success . . . F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Offices Held: F.F.A. Secretary 10_ F.F.A. Vice President 11, 12... Will remember B.S.H.S. for raunchy lunches, Mr. Griffie, and the friends I’ve made . . . Angela Sue W illiams (Angie)... July 31, 1966 Seen with Jack . .. Ambition is to be happily married and live a fulfilling life . . . Field Hockey 9, 10, 11 .. . Softball 9 .. . Chorus 9 .. . Tennis Club 9... Yearbook Staff 12... Will remember B.S.H.S. for meeting the most wonderful guy in the w orld.. . Douglas Lee Wolf (Tutti)... Jan. 23, 1966 Seen with Dave, Carl, Jeannie, Missi, Tracy___Ambition is to work with wild life_Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12 ... Musical 9, 10, 11, 12... Concert- Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12 .. . Stage Jazz. Band 9, 10, 11, 12 .. . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the No. 1 band and the backroom . . . Lisa Ann W olf. . . Jan. 4, 1966 Seen with Shelly, Darla, Kim . . . Ambition is to succeed in everything I do and have a happy life... March- ing Band 9 .. . DEC A 11, 12 .. . F.H.A. 9... W ill remember B.S.H.S. for meeting the best friends ever . . . Shelly Ann Yeagy . . . July 29, 1966 Seen with Lisa, Darla, Sheri, Darla, Stacey... Ambition is to live a happy and exciting life with Mike ... Con- cert Marching Band 9, 10... DECA 11, 12 .. . F.H.A. 10. 11, 12 .. . Offices Held: DECA Treasurer 11.. . Will remember B.S.H.S. for meet- ing the best friends ever . . . 37 UNDERCLASSMEN THE CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY FIVE MOTTO - “OUR AIM IS SUC- CESS; OUR HOPE IS TO WIN.” COLORS - LAVENDER AND WHITE FLOWER - WHITE ROSE TINTED LAVENDAR Class Advisors Mrs. Jane Johnston and Mr. Larry Redding. 39 Vice-President - Brian Holtzinger. President - Becky Lescalleet, Secretary - Kelly Baker. Trea- surer - Roger Miller S. Biese S. Blaydon J. Bosserman A. Brothers A. Bullock J. Bynaker R■ Bynaker P. (hupp T. Cookerly T. Copenhaver D. Crutchfield L. Decker M. Dickmeyer P. Dubs C. F.isenhart R. Farlow L. Garcia D. Cembe M. Grogan D. Haar M. Hebe B. Heid W. Heiland B. Herman L. Herman R. Hickoff S. Hoak T. Hockenbraugh B. Holt ringer B. Holt ringer R. Hughes P. Keckler J. King J. King W. king 40 T. Unebaugh T. McCreary A. Miller K. Miller R. Miller T. Miller A. Mummert 41 .. Snook !M. Sowers A. Spangler T. Spangler E. Spertzel C. Slambaugh h. Starner E. Stebley S. Stoermer A. Taylor C. Wagaman B. Warner S. Watts K. Weaver B. Weidner Members of Class Not Picutred: Kevin Baker Teresa Culbert Sachelle Fittro Daniel Gilbert Kelly Glass Darla Grogan Linda Ingle Cyndi l.upo Donna McCauslin Jimmy Melton William Muni . Charles Sell Thomas Railing Roberta Rutters Janet Shearer Diane Spahr Jacob Spangler Teresa Stephens Ellen Stevens B. Weigle B. Wolf K. Wolf J. Yeagy Class Advisors - Mrs. Pat DiBerardine and 1r. Vincent Kowalski Secretary-Deb Starner, Treasurer-Lori elson. Vice President-Tina Duncan. President-Dan Hoff THE CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY SIX MOTTO - “FAITH TO DREAM; COURAGE TO DO.” COLORS - NAVY BLUE AND WHITE FLOWER - WHITE TEA ROSE 43 T. Duncan M. Felts jY Glenny A. Golden M. Grim D. Gulden 44 45 M. Stambaugh D. Starrier T. Starrier B. Stevens S. Stoner D. Taylor M. Thoman W. Tipler L. Trone J. Wagaman T. Wagner C. Wallace S. Wantz D. Waters J. Weaver R. Weidner M. Weigle L. Wenschhof C. Wicker C. Williams J. Wolf M. Wolf J. Wrights Members of Class Sot Pictured: Sal a dor Acevedo Cera Id Boose Trevor Byers Timothy Coulson Tina Crow I Tyrone Harris Lori elson Kevin Schoolcraft Jennifer Shearer Andrew Spangler Tammy Stauffer Colleen Stiles Stephanie Weaver Dewey Widener 46 THE CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SEVEN MOTO - “DESTINY IS NOT TO BE WAITED FOR; IT IS TO BE ACHIEVED.” COLORS - ICE BLUE AND SIL- VER FLOWER - WHITE ROSE TINT- ED ICE BLUE Class Advisors Mr. Gerard l wrence and Mr. Robert Weiler 47 President - Mark Boyer, Vice President - Cindi Toner, Secretary - Kim Little, Treasurer - Darren llarbold T. Ahlers R. Althoff D. Anderson K. Anderson G. Archer T. Armolt D. Asper J. C. Asper D. Bahn T. Balafoutas f). Becker D. Bier ins B. Boose D. Bosserman M. Boyer C. Brinkerhoff D. Brown L. Bynaker S. Chew L. Chrismer S. Cook E. Cutting c. Decker C. Deibler C. Dissinger K. Dunlap G. Eller p. Ensor K. Fitzwrater M. Fleming M. Fuhrman M. Garcia R. Garrison S. Gembe K. Graham F. Grim R. Grurer I). Harbold S. Hart M. Heckenluher M. Heebner T. Hoffman P. Hughes M. heckler K. heech N. King K. Kramer B. Krepps T. Kuntz 48 A. Ijimbert J. Lambert E. I,a Rue J. I.au M. Leas M. Leer C. Lehman J. Leonard K. Utile D. Lott R. Lower J. Ludwig E. Luther D. McCauslin C. McCullough M. McCullough k. Mckee J. Messinger A. Mickey W. Miller S. Monn R. Moul M. Mummert A. Myers S. Myers T. Oberlander F- Ortiz M. Owens D. Perry C. Peterman E. Peters M. Reid A. Rice E. Rudock M. Rupert Angie Ruppert M. Sager W. Scbreiber I). Shellchamer 49 R. Starner T. Starry S. Staub W. Stebley S. Stevens A. Stoner J. Stremmel S. Sweeney K. Thomas A. Thomen C. Toner W. Topper P. Trimmer J. Trimmer S. Trostle S. Tyson R. Watts B. Weaver S. Weaver S. Weaver T. Weidner J. Weigle D. Wenschhof K. Wheeler H. Wicker J. Wolf K. Yohn T. Yost T. Yost B. Zamboni C. Zepp Members of Class Sot Pictured: Jeffrey A It land Robin Bailey Ryan Fishel Kealy Fittro Mickey Class Frlene Rinehart Charles Rohrbaugh Brian Ruppert Carolyn Shelleman Eric Sponseller Scott Thomas Criselio Torresola Shannon Wolfe 50 LIFE AT BERMUDIAN SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL ALMA MATER Hail to thee our Alma Ala ter; Hail to thee our Guide of Mind, Thou hast taught with-in thy borders. H e should serve man-kind. Hail to thee Bermudian Springs. Hail to thee both red and grey, Here we learn to be courageous. As you help us on each day. Thank you for the 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 can not see. We’ll not forget our Alma Ala ter. In a land so rich and free. Donna Romer Black 51 CLASS Scribbled numbers screech across my ears, scraping and seeping deeper into my irritated mind. Crazed calculations create greater confusion in my tired amorphous thoughts. Probing problems aggravate my puzzled pencil as their meaning becomes more meaningless. Rigorous operations stomp and stagger like daggers in my brain, singeing and searing my senses. Chris Sebright One of the more colorful classes at Bermudian is Mr. Ristine's Advanced Biology. To the left, Cyndi Lupo removes the lungs of her fetal pig named Janet and above Karen Brothers and Mike Bloss examine the liver of their pig. (ft did not have a name.) Probably the best known classroom in the school is that of the Suspentional Tutorial Assis- tance Program, tThis black and white photograph does not do justice to its yellow walls.) sart 53 LIBRARY The library is probably the quietest room in the school (except maybe during 1st period on Thursday mornings). Almost everyone comes in at least once a year to research a report or essay, and Mr. Kowalski and Mrs. Blocher are always their to lend a helping hand. ■Q V 3- v„. Me LIBRARY OVERDUE NOTICE To_Lk _ Room J C) (Norm of Borrower) YOUR LIBRARY BOOK IS OVERDUE r _ , U -,. 9 1 Duo U - Cj - f 3 Call No Amount of Fino r t? J' f-ZZ f l Librarian Amount Paid Date Returned 4 (PLEASE RETURN OVERDUE NOTICE WHEN PAYING FINE) THE CAFETERIA More than just a place to have lunch, the cafeteria is a place to take a break from the daily rigors and talk about Buck night. STUDENTS OF B.S.H.S. Even though Bermudian has a relilively small en- rollment it has no such thing as a “typical” student. At its diverse student body is one of the many things that makes Bermudian what it is. 56 WHAT’S IN AND WHAT’S OUT IN 1984 FAVORITE CARS: Mustang, Trans-Am, Camero, Corvette LEAST FAVORITE CARS: Pinto, Volkswagon FAVORITE T.V. SHOWS : The “A” Team, General Hospital, Magnum P.I., Days of Our Lives, Benny Hill LEAST FAVORITE T.V. SHOWS : The Fall Guy, Dallas, Dukes of Hazzard FAVORITE PLACES TO HANG OUT MEET THE OPPOSITE SEX : The Mall, Parking Lots, Rocco’s Pizza, Arcades, Skating Rink (Freshmen only), LEAST FAVORITE PLACES TO TO HANG OUT MEET THE OPPOSITE SEX: School, Bowling, Skating Rink (except Freshman) FAVORITE MUSK («ROUPS : Quiet Riot, Def Leppard, Micheal Jackson, Alabama, The Doors, The Police, Kix LEAST FAVORITE MUSIC GROUPS : Kiss, Rod Stewart, Willie Nelson FAVORITE AUTHORS: Kurt Vonnegut, Stephen King, Edgar Allen Poe, Jack London FAVORITE BOOKS : Cristine and The Dead by Stephen King FAVORITE VACATION SPOTS : The Beach (Ocean City, MD Wildwood, NJ) LEAST FAVORITE VACATION SPOTS : East Berlin, Hampton, York Springs, Gettysburg, Hanover FAVORITE MOVIES : Star Wars, Return of the Jedi, E.T. LEAST FAVORITE MOVIES : Jaws 3-D, Porky’s FAVORITE MAGAZINES : Seventeen, Hot Rod, Sports Illustrated, Field Stream FAVORITE FOODS : Pizza, Shrimp, ’Burgers, Tacos, Lasagna LEAS I FAVORITE FOODS : Liver, Lima Beans, School Lunches FAVORITE RADIO STATIONS : FM 104, 92 Rock, Z107 60 ATHLETICS CROSS COUNTRY Boys Cross Country under the coaching of Larry Redding consisted of determined runners. The season lasted from mid August to No- vember. During a normal practice miles were usually covered, sprints and other strenuous calisthenics were used to build up their endurance for their meets. The Boys Cross Country team had a season of 3 and 7. This record does not depict the time and effort these athletes put into their sport. This year Dennis Myers, a senior, had several notable accomplishments. He placed 2nd at the BML Meet, 1st in Districts and 23rd in States. Two varsity runners will be returning next year. Coach Larry Redding Ron - A. Shearer, D. Myers, D. Sisley Ron 2- N. Stoner, C. Wicker, P. ( hupp “Stretching Out “And they’re off” 62 pushing to the limit out in front norking together victory bound 63 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY The girls Cross Country team in their second year of competition had six runners out for this year's season. The gaining support from last year's four girls to this year's team is hoped to continue. The runners had to put in much effort in their season to make up for the lack of runners. Their season ended with a record of 3 and 6. D. Ilarhold. M. W eigh. B. St mb ugh, B. Held, C. Highlands, T. Culbert Striving for a goal Stretching out for a meet 64 FIELD HOCKEY Coaches; S. Powell and C. Tate Hockey conditioning began on the 18th of August. A combination of skill and enthusiasm won the first league game for the girls. The teams high hopes carried them through a frustrating season, and they took it upon themselves to work as a team. Each game demanded more and more and the girls attitudes changed to a more serious one. Under the coaching and support of Mrs. Powell and Mrs. Tate the varsity record was 4-4-2. The jayvee record was 2-7-1. The team will lose only 3 senior so 8 letterman will be returning and a better season next year is anticipated. 65 fighting for the hall taking the ball down the field Ron l-T. Duncan, D. Spa hr. D. Starncr, Ron 2-R. Anderson. C. Sebright. J. Keech, D. McCausUn, T. Stephens, Ron 3-7'. Phillips, J. king, B. Weigle, L. W ensholf. Tina hating control Teamwork Tina dribbling Defense Bermudian working together Tina taking the ball down the field 66 Maria looks for the ball Ron l-S. Cook, B. Krepps, M. Garcia, D. Wencbolf, Row 2-M. Sager, C. Dissinger, A. Golden, Row 3-F.. Stevens, J. Weigle, S. Showers, J. Shearer, N. King. Jack playing defense Melanie Sowers: Manager Tina taking the ball for a goal loop drill in effect 67 VARSITY FOOTBALL The defending Blue Mountain League Champi- ons did have a tough time defending their crown this year but they did earn a respectable overall record of 5-5. (4-4 inside the league). B.M.L. indi- vidual honors went to Juniors Mike Hebe - 1st team defense and 2nd team offense, Scott Hoak - 2nd team defense and 2nd team offense, and Tony Miller - 2nd team offense, and Seniors Mike Tho- man - 2nd team place kicker, and Earl Linebaugh - 1st team offense, 2nd team defense and honor- able mention for the All-State Team. Linebaugh, Hebe, and Miller also made the 1st team of the All-Hanover area. Row l-T. Auchey, B. Shafer. E. Linebaugh, A. Hoffman, C. Trostle, M. Thoman, J. Weaver, T. Herman Ron 2-1). Nell, M. Heber, M. Oliver, Z. Hinkle, S. Klinedenst, R. Farlow, S. Shive, S. Hoak Row .?- ?. Beaverson, S. Biese, R. Sears, XL Grogan, K. Baker, K. Miller, S. Blaydon, T. Miller Row 4-D. Hoff. B. Showers. M. Wolf, T. Coulson, T. Byers, C. Rohrbaugh, C. Miller, J. Bosserman Row 5-R. Oberlander. B. Knisely, C. Laughman, B. Shank, R. Kuykendall Block your man Coaches: Row 1-J. Goff, D. McCollum, B. Spertzel Row 2-C. VanArtsdalen; Head Coach: G. La wrence, I). Heineman, Missing-D. Niebel 68 ' -2W Trainers: T. Decker. C. l.upo. L. Decker. Manager: T. klinedinst 69 The 1983 Junior Varsity Football season started with much enthusiasm. They practiced long and te- dious hours in order to obtain their goals. Even be- fore their First game their desire to win was great. Teamwork provided a major in this years wins. The coaching skills and patience of Mr. McCol- lum and Mr. Spertzel showed as the season pro- gressed. The teams spirit stayed high as their goals came closer to being achieved. The junior varsity season ended with 2-4-1 record. With much experience returning, next years season will be a victorious one. Row t-D. Nell, M. Hebe, M. Oliver, B. Knisley. R. Oberlander, R. Farlow, S. Shite Row 2-R. Beaterson, S. Biese, R. Sears. M. Grogan, h. Baker, K. Miller, Row .?- . Hoff, B. Showers, M. Wolf, T. Coulson, T. Byers. (. Rohrbaugh, C. Miller. Row 4-T. Miller, S. Hoak. C. I aughman. B. Shank, R. KukyendaU, J. Bosserman, S. Bladen F.agle Offense Taking a step for extra power Coulson looks for the open path Coulson gains yardage Tight Defense 70 Row I: R. Althoff, J. Wolf, K. Keech, T. Sowers, M. (Hass, I). McCauslin. Row 2: To Oberlander, B. Yardage gained .amboni, S. Tyson, t. Flemming, J. Asper, G. Archer. Row 3: M. Heebner, R. Lower, I). Harbold, R. Garrison, I). Bosserman, V . Lear, J. Lanbert. Way to move that ball Coaches: D. Heineman and C. VanArtsdalen This year’s 9th grade football team started out very successfully. Winning their opening game, the 9th grade Eagles went on to round the season up with a 3-2- I record. This year’s team was full of spirit and energy. The team was coached by Coach Vanartsdalen, Coach Heine- man, and Coach ISiebel. 71 Way to block that line VARSITY BASKETBALL This year's boys' basketball team started out with high hopes. Practice started October with only a few boys but they worked hard and put forth a lot of effort. The Varsity boys unfortunately lost all of their first four games. They and their coach, Mr. Kirkpatrick, hope they do better in the future. Row I: I). Haar, I). Schultz, I. I can or d Row 2: J. Wearer, T. Herman, S. Shite, M. Hebe, M. Duncan Mike Hebe drives to the basket Joe Weaver goes in for a lay-up 72 Get that ball I think I can get the ball 73 Duncan makes two JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Bring the ball this way Skip Row I - D. Hoff, C. I.aughman, J. Miller, J. Lambert. Row 2 - T. Coulson. B. Knisely, J. Sihert. S. Tyson, C. Wicker l ughman goes for the ball Tyson looks for some help Danny goes for two Jump for that ball Who has the ball FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Shoot Managers: M. Reed, S. Haar, B. Stevens Could I hide that ball in my mouth? Ron ; R. Altoff, M. Boyer, D. Shultz, fX McCauslin, B. Weaver D. Ilarbold, Ron 2: T. Balafootus, M. Thoman, E. Lerew, D. Lott, D. Chronister, S. Stevens Rebound Coach Lee Mad scramble for the ball Eric dribbling 75 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL This year's Girls Varsity Basketball Team relied heavily upon underclassmen, having only one senior captain Christine Se- bright. The team won 1st place in their first Christmas Tourna- ment which was held at Fairfield High School, and chances are good for another trophy next year with four of the five starters returning. Only a handful of girls came out for the team, which often resulted in a weak bench for the Junior Varsity Team. Some- times the team had to start a game with only five playerst but that did not slow the Eagles down. They made up for their small numbers with dedication, and excellent leadership by first year coach Chris Mendler. Row I- W. Reese, T. Sauble. T. Duncan. Row 2-1). Spahr. B. Heid, T. Shank, K. Wolf. 76 Tracey dules a reverse slam Tina gains control Coaches Mendler Dismuke Be and Barb break dancing Think it'll e er come up Watch out Wendy Tina scores a TKO 77 GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Powering up Shooting from a crowd Hoak brings down a rebound D’Anne chases a loose ball 78 up for an easy two GIRLS FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Ripping one from the boards Row - L. Smith, S. Cook, C. Toner, K. Tittle, W. Topper, E. Tut her Row 2- A. Lambert. S. Hart, R. Starner, J. Trimmer, D. Blevins, N. King 79 laying up two Shooting from the low post Trying to get the ball inside VARSITY WRESTLING Like the football team, the defending Blue Mountain League Wrestling Champions could not win back to back titles. The lack of num- bers and the absence of veteran wrestler Corey Trostle - injured during football - was felt by the Eagle bench but the team members put for significant effort to earn respectible record. In- di vidua lly, Colin Campbell and Darly Silsley won first place honors and Earl Linebaugh took second place at the Harrisburg Christmas Tournament Varsity Wrestling - Row I: J. Wolf. T. Sowers, K. Miller, D. Silsley, R. Bynaker, S. Bladen, C. Campbell, Row 2: I). Cook, M. Wolf, C. Divelbliss, E. linebaugh. T. Miller, C. Rohrbaugh. 80 Silsley goes for a pin doing for the take down Mark getting trouble Melvin gets a lift 81 What next? P. .N. Mark in trouble “Pong games ’ Mark nith a cross face Fighting to stay in control FRESHMAN WRESTLING Mark gets a forge it Rupert counters the single leg take down James Ludwig wins by forfeit at Heavy wight CHESS TEAM The Eagle Chess team got a ne� look this year with a new coach and several new players. Mr. Kowalski came out of his five year retirement to coach once again. Joining the returning team mem- bers - Senior Allan Shearer and Doug La Rue and Junior Roger Miller were Junior Greg Lerew and Freshmen John Kump, Alan Stoner; Darren Harbold and Ron Garrison. Ron I - D. Harbold, Coach V. honalski, J. Kump Ron 2 - G. Leren, R. Miller, D. l a Rue, A. Stoner Sot shown A. Shearer V Pfr FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS 85 BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS 86 WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS 87 m SCORE 1983 «3 0 Waynesboro 26 6 Littlestonn 32 6 Gettysburg ’ Freshman B.S.HS. OPR 16 Scotland o 20 James Buchanan 0 Forfeit Greencastle ■ Forfeit IS Biglertille 0 0 Waynesboro 0 0 Littlestonn 7 14 Nen Oxford 0 0 Gettysburg 6 Girls Basketball Boys Cross Country B.S.H.S. OPP. 27 Doter 28 43 Northern 21 33 James Buchanan 24 46 Greencastle 20 34 Nen Oxford 25 27 Biglertille 28 37 Gettysburg 22 48 Waynesboro 19 19 Fairfield 37 33 Littlestonn 24 Varsity BS.H.S. 40 . orthern Kennard Dale Greencastle 62 Gettysburg 47 James Buchanan 4.1 Biglertille 58 Littlestonn 66 Fairfield 50 Nen Oxford 53 Waynesboro 74 Scotland 33 Green castle 61 Gettysburg 37 James Buchanan 62 BigierriUe 44 l.i1 ties ton n 64 Fairfield 42 Net Oxford 44 Waynesboro 64 Scotland Junior Varsity B.S.H.S. Girls Cross Country 36 B.S.ILS. OPP. 40 23 Doter 32 53 36 Northern 19 26 21 James Buchanan 34 19 40 Greencastle 19 50 29 Nen Oxford 26 38 23 Biglertille 31 59 44 Gettysburg 19 37 44 Waynesboro 20 30 36 Littlestonn 19 49 42 29 50 55 Northern Kennard Dale Gretncastle Gettysburg James Buchanan Bigler i lie Littmtonn Fairfield Net Oxford Waynesboro Scotland Grcencastlc Gettysburg James Buchanan Biglertille Littlestonn Fairfield Net Oxford Waynesboro Scotland 43 Freshman 54 B.S.HS. OPP. 43 26 Antietam 19 32 25 East 19 61 38 Northern 30 58 29 James Buchanan 25 34 22 Nen Oxford 23 39 Littlestonn 26 38 Gettysburg 36 37 Fairfield 30 32 Biglertille 25 OPP. 30 Nen Oxford 29 43 33 Littlestonn 23 43 31 Gettysburg 24 20 29 Fairfield 20 1 9 Biglertille 18 t i BOARD 1984 B.S.H.S. OFF. 58 Northern 71 56 Dennard Dale 63 57 Greencastle 75 46 Gettysburg 71 49 James Buchanan 68 56 Bigler i lie 57 45 Littlestonn 65 56 Fairfield 46 52 A'en Oxford 63 54 Waynesboro 74 54 Scotland 89 59 Creencastle 47 47 Gettysburg 9i 54 James Buchanan 47 54 Bigler ilie 63 51 Lii ties ton n 57 55 Fairfield 41 44 Sen Oxford 61 55 Waynesboro 77 55 Scotland 83 Junior Varsity B.S.HS. OFF. 42 Northern 50 42 Kennard Dale 44 40 Greencastle 54 26 Gettysburg 54 49 James Buchanan 41 53 Bigler illi 35 26 Littlestonn 50 54 Fairfield 20 40 Nen Oxford 53 27 W ayneshoro 51 55 Scotland 41 32 Greencastle 42 33 Gettysburg b, 59 50 James Buchanan 28 59 Bigler ilie 39 37 l.ittlestonn 47 71 Fairfield 36 SO Nen Oxford 55 49 Waynesboro 61 34 Scotland 55 Freshman B.SJLS. OFP. 37 Antietam 52 30 Fast 43 21 Northern 56 31 James Buchanan 35 22 Nen Oxford 32 40 Littlestonn 46 45 Gettysburg 39 25 Fairfield 50 21 Bigler ilie 42 56 Nen Oxford 41 36 Littlestonn 61 47 Gettysburg 44 56 Fairfield 26 27 Bigler ille 42 mf Field Hockey Varsity Junior Varsity B.S.HS. OFP. B.S.H.S. OPP. 1 Camp Hill 3 1 Camp Hill 4 2 Scotland 0 0 Scotland 1 1 Nen Oxford 2 4 Nen Oxford 2 1 Littlestonn 3 0 Littlestonn 2 2 James Buchanan 0 1 James Buchanan 0 4 Greencastle 0 0 Greencastle 1 1 Gettysburg 1 0 Gettysburg 1 1 Fairfield 0 0 Fairfield 0 0 Bigler ille 0 0 Bigler ille 3 0 Waynesboro 2 0 Waynesboro 4 ACTIVITIES PARENT’S DAY The band at half time On November 5, the Eagles hosted their annual Parent’s Day. At that timef the football players, cheerleaders, and their pai onts were recognized for all their support, encouragement and Eagle spirit that they provided for the Eagles this season. The event was sponsored by the “B” Club. Stan Shite with his parents The brothers KUnedinst with their parents Jodi Keech helps to pin flowers 91 HALLOWEEN DANCE 92 Costume Contest Winners - Lori Nelson and Rick Cash man. On November 4, 1983, Bermudian held it's first Halloween Dance. The dance had to be held after all Hallows Eve due to other events that happened around that time hut not one of the people in the record had lost their Halloween spirit. Alumni Mark Juli- ana. of W.F.O. Studios, spun records and kept everyone up. dancing, having a good time. Kim Lau dressed as a witch, Rick Cashman as Kermit the Frog, and Lori Nel- son as Miss Piggy, all won prizes in the Costume Contest, which had dozens of en- trants. Feeling that the males in the school were being discriminated by not having a contest of their own comparable to the events as Homecoming and Sweetheart Queen Contests, Student Council sponsored the hallo ween contest. The 5 entrants in the first ever contest were Daryl Silsley, Mike Duncan. Jeff Painter, Colin Campbell, and John Cook. The highlight of the dance was the crowning of the king who was Colin Campbell. 1983 I la Ilo� eon king - Colin Campbell CHRISTMAS CONCERT On Sunday, December IS, the Senior High Chorus and Band performed their Christmas selections for 1983. Everyone tv as in the Christmas spirit that day-you could just feel it in the air. The chorus started the concert with the traditional song “Silent Sight” in which the audience participated along with them. The candles that each chorus member held added a special glow to everything. A select group, the Madrigals, sang two selections after the chorus. The band came on to perform their musical numbers with the sound of quality. Then the chorus and band did a combined number called “Festival of Carols.” The combination of chorus and band talent made the song meaningful. Lastly, a song that has been a tradition at Christmas concerts was sung. “Hallelujah Chorus” was the cue for the alumni to come forth to sing along, and there was an enormous turn out. This song ended the concert on an excellent note, and everyone left with the spirit of Christmas in their heart. It’s time for the program to begin 94 Amy looks for her place in the music The Madigrals sing All eyes on the director? The director asks for a smile Sweet music from the flutes A little special music Play that sax Alumni join in the singing of the “Hallelujah Chorus Silent Night - Holy Night 95 Bermudian Springs offers its students a variety of clubs and organizations to join which range from sports to music to voca- tional training. The Future Business Leaders of America (F.B.L.A.) and Dis- tributive Education Clubs of America (D.E.C.A.) organizations with other schools to help students become more familiar with the business world. The “B” Club supports the athletic teams by sponsoring Parent’s Days and providing refreshments at the games. The Press Club publishes the school newspaper “The Eagle Eye” which keeps everyone up-to-date on what’s going on. A new club activity is Intramurals, where students compete against one another in such sports as Basketball and Soccer. Other Bermudian Sports related organizations are the Varsity and Tennis Clubs. Members of the French Club learn about the customs, foods and language or France. The Chess Club spon- sors a tournament every year to determine the best player in the school. And for the musically inclined there is Band and Chorus, and Jazz Band. Bermudian has something for everyone, and many benefit from their club experience. 97 STUDENT COUNCIL As Student Council President, have had the opportunity to work with some of the school's most talented people in helping to organize and run some of the school's activities. This year in addition to the traditional events - Homecoming, the Christmas and Sweetheart dances, the Red Cross Blood Drive - we spon- sored some new ones such as the Halloween dance and King contest and the Beach dance and by adding new activities and keeping old ones, we have met the wants of this generation's students without losing Bermudian's heritage. We were not perfect in our endeavers, but we did do our best to improve ourselves, we sent delegates to Student Council Ex- changes, Forums, and Conventions. And we tried to develop better relations between the Student Body and the Faculty and Administration, because only with unilateral cooperation can the school be best served. Allan Shearer President Officers Row I: Vice-President Teresa Stephens, President Allan Shearer, Sec- retary Becky l.escalleet. Row 2: Parlimentarian Jeff Painter, and Treasurer Rick Cash man. Row 1; M. Boyer, S. Tyson. A. Shearer, C. Trostle, I). Sibley, Row 2: D. Shank. M. Grim, B. l.escalleet. T. Sauble. S. Showers. S. Hoak. M. Sowers, R. Weidner, D. Hoff, T. Stephens, R. (ashman, J. Painter ... „ Advisor Mrs. Beverly Sweger 98 “B” CLUB Row l-W. Miller, A. Bullock, T. PHillips, L. elson, J. Wolf, M. Balek, C. Shcllman, S. Gembi. J. Messinger, S. Trostle. D. Shellhammer Row 2-K. Glass, C. King. K. Harbold, A. Hoffman. K. Miller, C. Trostle, T. Pyles, T. Pyles, S. Showers, T. Balafoutas Row 3 C. Zepp. A. Rice, S. Thoman, I). Smith. B. Stambaugh, K. Little, C. Highlands Row 4-1). Grogan. M. l-awrence. .4. Hunt, S. Spertzel. J. Shearer, I). McCauslin, 1). Spa hr, C. Sebright, T. Stephens, R. Smith, J. Keech. CHESS CLUB J. hump, K. Fitzwater, K. Thomas, D. Silsley, B. Hieland, D. Si Is ley Row 2-A. Shearer, S. Messinger, R. Garrison, I). Harbold, M. Fleming Row' 3-M. B.oss, S. Stoner, G. Archer. D. Ahlers, B. Shafer Row 4-D. Brown, R. Crouse, T. Wagner 99 DECA DECA Row - l ft to Right. We King. T Beard, Li Snook, El Beard, Xf Theimer. Row 2-K Metzger, Da Whitehead, Tr Tate, L Taylor, Ji Decker, M McCloskey. Row 3-L Herman. J Bruggeman, S Yeagy, L Wolf, B Herman. Row 4-John Light ner. L Roe, B Holt zinger. F.B.L.A. FBI. A Row 1-M. Stambaugh, D. Wenschhof, M. Theimer, T. Miller, C. Brinkerboff. Row 2-J. Trimmer, M. Kruger, D. Miller, S. Phillips, S. Weaver. Row 3-K. Wheeler, C. Rohrbaugh, M. Weigle, IS. Glenny, J. Roe. Row 4-K. Yohn, J. Yeagy, D. Schreck, T. Myers. 100 F.F.A. Row l-T. McCreary, T. Cooker ly, D. Stauffer, C. Mussel man, K. Kuhn, P. heckler, L. Garcia, J. R inker. T. Asper, J. Bynacker, Row 2-1). Steimling, J. Wilhelm, D. Orris, M. Scbrum, J. Behney, B. Muniz, J. Smith, I). Laugh man, T. S tamer, S. Shire, M. heckler Row 5-B. Copenharer, A. Taylor, G. Daris, S. Klinedinst. E. Linebaugb, S. Hoak, Z. Hinkle, D. Gilbert. B. Staub, D. Myers, D. Hoff. Row 4-Mr. Oswald, D. Shultz, D. Haar. B. Taylor, T. Eichelberger Row l-B. Daris, M. Glass, S. Wearer, R. Grurer, M. heckler, S. Watts, B. Ruppert, jV. Stambaugh, F. Ortez, B. Boose, E. Luther, K. Keech. Row 2-T. Harris, J. Reed, D. Weidener, D. Deibler, T. Starner, D. Byers, K. Schoolcraft, S. Wolfe, D. McCauslin, D. Shank, B. Keech. Row A-D. Taylor, T. Klinedinst, C. Wallace, S. Staub, J. C. Asper, J. Ludwig, D. Asper, M. McCullough, R. Kuykendall, M. Thoman. Row 4-Mr. Redding, C. Phillips, D. Altice, J. Lambert, E. Sponse Her, D. Smiley, C. Robrbaugh. 101 FRENCH CLUB French Club Ron l-W. King, A. Santiago, T. Beard. J. Shearer, A. Myers, S. Sweeney, S. Shumnay, F. Grim. Rot 2-F. Rinehart, M. Reed, F. Beard. .. Snook, C. Toner, R. Starner, D. Harbold, B. Smith. Rotv 3-G. Filer, M. Alttine, D. Crutchfield, K. Baker, C. Fisenhart, T. Hockenbraugh, M. Furhman. Not Shown: M. Myers, M. Grim Advisor: Mrs. Fa riot Officers: President- M Myers, Vice President- C. Toner, Secretary- T. Beard. Treasurer- A. Santiago F.H.A. F.H.A. Rot t-T. Kruger, S. Haar, S. Monn, C. Dei bier, R. Plank. M. Garcia, C. Anderson, L. Bynaker, B. Krepps. L. Ingle. Ron 2-S. Link, L. Myers, R. Croni, T. Copenhaver, B. Stevens, B. Heiland, R. Bailey, K. Metier, K. Fittro. Ron 3-S. Ruppert. L. Wenschoff, B. Moul, D. Blevins, T. huffman. A. Ruppert, W. Sc h re i her. C. Peterman. T. Vost, T. Crow I. Ron 4-B. Weidner, S. Yeagy, D. Sponcellar, F. Shaherly. T. Knackstedt, C. Hostetler, B. Warner, D. Walters, J. Decker, M. McCloskey, N. Fittro, S. Ruppert. 102 PRESS CLUB Once a month at Bermudian Springs, the “Eagle Eye” newspaper is published. The liter- ary content is advised by Mrs. Wolf, and the printing is done in the Graphic Arts Shop under the supervision of Mr. Gutacker. Long hours go into the paper to make it enjoyable and interesting for the student body. Any student can pick up a paper for only 25 cents, a great bargin for quality paper packed with the latest and up-to-date news at Bermu- dian Springs. Ron I- B. C'aldnell. F. Cutting, K. Kramer, C. McCullough. W. Topper. Ron 2- Mr. Gutacker, M. Heckenluber, L. Chrimer, W. Hughes, P. Hughes, Mrs. Wolf. Ron 3- S. Cook, M. Dickmyer, C. Decker, M. Leas. Ron 4- R. Ruppert, B. Holtzinger, S. Thomas, D. Waters. J. Trimmer. 103 STAGE CREW Ron I: M. Fleming, S. Tyson, M. Boyer Ron 2: R. Hone, R. Miller. Ron 3: C. Trostle, J. Weaver, R. (ashman. Ron 4: A. Hoffman. T. Coulson. I). Cook, K. Miller, D. Hoff, G. Leren, A. Shearer. 104 TENNIS CLUB Ron IS. Phillips, C. Stambaugb. B. Heid, K. Wolf. T. Spangler. T. Culbert. K. McKee. D. Bahn Ron 2-M. Theimer. F.. Brinkerhoff, S. Stoermer, H. Reese, T. Starry, D. Wenshof, M. Owens, £ LaRue Ron J-A. Rakes, I). Lehman, A. Mickey, J. W'eigle, T. Coulson, P. Chupp, C. Brinkerhoff, K. Dunlap, R. Smith. C. Wagaman, K. Starner Ron 4-J. King, T. Linebaugh, T. Armolt, J. Leonard, T. Leonard, K. Brehm, J. Painter. R. Cashman, M. Rupert, S. Wicker, J. Armolt, R. Beaverson, J. Bosserman VARSITY CLUB Ron l-R. Anderson. T. Sauble. L. Decker, C. Lupo, J. Becker Ron 2-D. Miller, D. Gem be, K. Baker. B. Lescaleet, T. Decker Ron 3-M. Thoman. D. Hoff, E. Linebaugh, M. Hebe, D. Silsley Ron 4-T. Miller, S. Biese, T. Herman, J. Weaver 105 BAND The Bermudian Springs Eagle Marching Band, under the direction of Mr. William School (better known as Mr. Bill) concluded their most successful year in the history of B.S.H.S. The band’s first field competition at Susquenita was marked by a first place trophy for the Eagles. This was an omen for the future events to follow. The band’s opening song was “El Tigre, ” a fiery song that psyched up the crowds. Then “Here’s That Rainy Day’’ was presented next, featuring Dave Hoff on trumpet. This mellow mood was broken when the concert song “In the Stone’’ was played. The band was supported throughout the year by the member’s parents, and this support shown in the band’s final number. In the final song “Over the Rainbow,’’a homemade rainbow (made by the parents, and especially Mr. Gerald Mickey) was displayed at the song’s climax. With each performance the band continued to improve under field commander, Roger Miller. At Northern’s and Southwestern’s field competition’s the Eagle’s ruled. This momentum built during the parades in Dillsburg (2nd), Get- tysburg (1st), and Hanover (5th). The band finally peaked on a cold November 5th afternoon at the state competition in Hershey Stadium. Energized by the largest crowd in the stadium they took third place. Field Commander R. Miller Executive Council: 1st Ron - M. Duncan, I). LaRue Back Row - R. Miller, M. Boyer, T. Pyles, T. Duncan, D. Hoff, R. Bynaker Solid Brass 106 Here comes the Percussion Seniors: Ron - J. Becker, D. Sponse lier, D. Whitehead, M. Lawrence, R. Smith, J. Mulder, R. Anderson, A. Hunt Ron 2- S. Ruppert, I). LaRue, B. Caldnell, M. Duncan, D. Hoff. D. Showers, D. Wolf, D. Cook, C. Direlbiss Director William School Ron I- E. Spert el, A. Spangler, M. Weigle, R. Howe, B. Caldwell Ron 2- C. Boyer, S. Tyson, D. Wolf, D. Schreck, P. Dubs, D. Cook, B. Stehley, C. Direlbiss, D. LaRue, M. Dicimeyer, E. Peters Row J- J. Bynaker, E. Stehley, M. Sowers, M. Mummert, R. Bynaker, D. Hoff, T. Shank, R. Miller, G. Lerew, M. Duncan Band Sectionals 107 Waiting for Practice to Begin Swing Flags Row l-R. Plank, L. Nelson, R. Weidner, T. Culbert, Row 2-R. Smith, K. Baker, M. Ijtwrence, A. Spangler, D. Grogan. Silks Row l-J. Mulder, K. Baker Row 2-T. Miller, C. Lehman, N. Glenny, C. Rohr- baugb, J. king, C. Stambaugb, D. Whitehead, D. Sponseller, F. Beard, R. Anderson, T. Starry, C. Anderson. National Fronts. Thoman, T. Linebaugh, K. Glass, D. Spahr, A. Bullock. Low Brass Row l-C. Divelbiss, B. Moul, C. Dissinger, M. Duncan, B. Holtzinger, J. king, D. la Rue. Row 2-B. Holtzinger, G. Lerew, S. Stehley, D. Cook, P. Dubs, D. Schreck, B. Weaver, D. Harbold, J. St rim me I. 108 Percussion- Row l-J. At land, M. Dick my er, T. Pyles, D. Becker, Row 2-S. Tyson, D. Wolf, W. Reese, C. Wagaman, C, Boyer, D. Hoff, . Wicker, E. Cuttings, T. hunt Clarinets- Row l-S. Trostle, D. Harbold, D. Perry, P. Hughes, A. Rice, T. Duncan, K. Flutes- Row l-A. Rakes, J. Messinger, A. Mummert, J. Becker, T. Little, T. Coulson Row 2-M. Sager, S. Gembe, W. Hughes K. Wheeler, S. Ruppert, A. Pyles J. Seifert, Row 2-A. Mickey, N. King, C. Zepp, B. Weigle, B. Hunt, D. Water, B. Heid, C. Eisenhart Schreck, S. Spertzel, S. Stoermer Trumpets- Row l-J. Bynaker, C. Wicker, M. Sowers, S. Showers, R. Saxes- E. Spertzel, M. Weigle, A. Thoman, R. Howe B. Caldwell, E. Rudock, M. Lawrence, Bynaker, M. Mummert, Row 2-E. Peters, E. Stebley, M. Boyer, T. K. Grahm Shank, D. Hoff, R. Miller 109 CHORUS The Bermudian Springs Senior High Chorus has always been one in which our school is proud of because of the many concerts and musicals they have performed for the community. Having faith in the students as a group striving for success, Jane Johnston puts forth extensive energy and talent to produce excellent concerts. The chorus will he performing at Hershey this year on Christmas Day. Their music was that which they sung at the Candlelight Concert on December IS. Also, the musical “Hello, Dolly 99 was performed by the students in the spring. Seniors- Ron t-T. Pyles. R. Anderson, D. Miller, K. Harhold. Ron 2-J. Mulder, A. Hunt. M. Duncan. A. Hoffman, D. La Rue. Ron 3-C. Direlbiss. D. Cook. C. Trostle. J. Wearer, I). Hoff, J). Wolfe. Madrigals- Ron l-M. (irim, B. Wearer, C. Trostle, C. Highlands. Ron 2-T. Pyles, K. Baker, A. Hoffman, K. Miller, D. La Rue, D. Wolfe, K. Ilarhold. A. Spangler. Ron J-B. Weigle, M. Duncan, J. Wearer, T. Shank. Director- Jane Johnston Chorus Officers: T. Pyles-Pres, I). LaRue-Vice Pres. Sot Pictured: M. Lanrence-Sec, K. Har- bold-Tres. 110 Tenors- Row - A. Thoman, B. Weaver, T. Kuhn. S. Stevens Row 2- T. Coulson, K. Miller Row3- G. Lerew, M. Duncan, E. Peters, A. Hoffman Basses- Row l-C. Divelbiss. D. La Rue, Row 2-C. Trostle, D. Hoff, R. Howe Row 3-D. Wolfe, I). Anderson Row 4- D. Cook, J. Weaver. A. Miller, D. Hoff Sopranos- Row I- W. Hughes, J. Mulder, B. Caldwell, I., elson, M. Grimm, D. Perry Row 2- J. Messinger. S. Haar. S. Decker. M. Balek. T. Pyles, P. Hughes, T. Hoffman Row 3- D.Gembe. W. King. A. Rakes. T. Kruger, C. Toner, D. Waters. A. Hunt. B. Weigle, T. Kramer Row 4- M. Dickmeyer, J. King, D. Grogan. V. King, S. Spertzel, K. Baker, C. Rohrbaugh, J. King, M. Alwine Altos- Row-C. Dissinger, L. Chrismer, T. Pyles, S. Trostle, H. Rice, C. Highlands, D. Becker, E. Cutting, Row 2 - B. Moul, D. Golden. M. Lease, M. Heckenluber, C. Lupo, D. McCauslin, D. Harbold, R. Anderson Row 3-B. Warner, M. Sager, A. Rice. T. Duncan, B. Lescalleet, D. Miller, K. Harbold, A. Spangler, N. Glenny Row 4- K. Wheeler, A. Mickey, J. Weigle, C. Zepp, M. Weigle, B. Stambaugh, T. Shank, M. Sowers 111 Congratulations are in order for each graduating member of the Class of 1984. You have endured through good times and had to earn a Bermu- dian Springs High School diploma which represents a significant ac- complishment in your plans for success and happiness in the adult world. Over the past several years, our high school diploma has become a more valued document as graduation standards have become increased and as high school graduation has taken on more importance to future employ- ers. Earning a diploma, however; is only a first step in reaching one's chosen goals in life. W hile it can be predicted that success is not likely to find those who have failed to earn a diploma, it cannot be assumed that graduating from high school will guarantee a lifetime of happiness. The degree of satisfaction achieved will depend upon the amount of effort and desire invested. We have found that, as a rule, our students who really have a desire to succeed will accomplish their goals. The school has provided these people with the skills necessary to compete in post-high school education or a chosen career and many students have chosen to take advantage of the education provided. It is my sincere wish that each graduate will achieve his or her chosen goals and will enjoy a lifetime of happiness. W. Reese Lichtel Superintendent School Hoard Members: Row I Dean Hoffman-Treasurer. Mel in Worley-Secretary. Cary Shank-President. Earl Phillips-Asst. Secretary, Row 2 Ceorgene Bloss. Andrew Altobelli. James Lerew, Neil Hickoff. Lois Patka. Board member missing: Mac Lott 11) To the Class of 1984: Robert M. Reed Principal Bermudian Springs High School will lire in your memories forever. You should be proud of what your school has given to you and equally proud of the legacy you leave as individuals and as a class. It is impossible for me, or anyone, to detail what your tenure as a student at Bermudian Springs means to you; for each person is unique in his capacity for learning, appreciating, culling the good from the bad, using one's talents, accepting or rejecting help and yes, feeling pride. Whatever you feel for your alma mater, and however much worth it has in your estimation, be careful not to bandy its name about for it is a good school and has done much for many. Likewise, I would caution those who would herald its name loudly to remember that no school is beyond improvement. Homer, the poet, wrote, How vain, without the merit, is the name.99 This brief quote has application for you in your future relationships with your school. I hope that you find in your endeav- ors a means of adding merit to the name of Bermudian Springs High School. You can do this by being happy individuals, by being industrious persons achieving goals which will bring you respect and honor. I challenge each of you to be successful and then your high school will bask in the glow reflected by the class of “84”. Best wishes and good luck. Robert M. Reed Principal To the Graduating Class of 1984: Currently each of you are undergoing an important develop- mental stage terminating pre-adulthood and beginning early adulthood. This early adult transitional period will find you questioning the nature of the world and perhaps, most important, your place in it. You will Tind existing relationships being terminated with close friends and groups. Although this period of your life may cause occasional sadness, it is also a preliminary step into the adult world. Now you must make important decisions governing adult living. Anxiety and frustration will confront you; however, you will overcome all of these obstacles because you have prepared well for this period of time. Best Wishes, Gerald J. Soltis Assistant Principal 114 Gerald J. Soltis A ssistant Principa I Dean Becker, B.A., M.Ed. E nglis h-Span is h Lebanon Valley College, Western Maryland, Shippensburg State Has taught 28 years, 26 at Bermu- dian Michael Bennett, B.A. English Gettysburg College, Shippensburg State Has taught 7 years, all at Bermu- dian Ken G. Bottorf, B.S. Driver Education Lock Haven State, West Virginia University, Shippensburg State Has taught 19 years, 13 at Bermu- dian Cathy Cronauer, B. S. Special Education Shippensburg State Has taught 7 years, 6 at Bermu- dian Jeffrey Davidson, A. B. Social Studies Morehead State University, West- ern Maryland Has taught 10 years, 9 at Bermu- dian Pat DiBerardine, B. S. Home Economics Penn. State, Messiah, Shippens- burg State Has taught 10 years, all at Bermu- dian Roy E. Dismuke, B. S. Mathematics Clarion State, University of Pitts- burgh, Shippensburg State Has taught 7 years, 5 at Bermu- dian Donald B. Dixon, B. S., M. S. Business Indiana University of Pennsylva- nia, Shippensburg State Has taught 14 years, all at Bermu- dian 115 Da id Dries, ft .S'. Science Millers !He State. Penn State Has taught 9 years, all at Bermu- dian. Mar Ann Dissinger Far Ion, B. S.. M.Ed. English Shippensburg State, Millerstille State Has taught 19 years, 17 at Bermu- dian Eranklyn I. Geist, Jr., B. S., M. Ed. Science Shippensburg State, Western Con- necticut Has taught 12 years. 5 at Bermu- dian Harold L. Griffie. B. S.. M. S. Math Shippensburg State, University of Oklahoma Has taught 19 years, all at Bermu- dian Randall I.. Gutacker, B. S. Graphics Penn State. Millers ille State Has taught 11 years, W at Bermu- dian Dale Lenis Heineman, B. S., M. S. Math Shippensburg State Has taught .? years, all at Bermu- dian Jane D. Johnson, A. A., B. S. Vocal Music York College of Pa., Millers ille State, Penn State, Western Mary- land Has taught 5 years, all at Bermu- dian Da id Richard Keller, B. S„ M. Ed. Special Education Penn State, Shippensburg State Has taught 12 years, I at Bermu- dian 116 Vincent C. Kowalski, B. S. M.S.L.S. Librarian Bloomsbury State, Shippensburg State Has taught 12 years, all at Bermu- dian Cheryl hutz, B. S. in Education Nurse Millcrsville State Harrisburg Hos- pital School of Nursing } years at Bermudian Stephen D. La ugh man. B. S„ Nt. Ed. Physical Education West Chester State, Ohio Univer- sity Has taught 15 years. 9 at Bermu- dian Gerard J. Lawrence, Jr., B. A., M. Ed. Social Studies Sheperd College, George Mason University Has taught 6 years. 2 at Bermu- dian Gordon E. Lee, B. S., B. S. Mathematics Clarion State Has taught one year, at Bermudian John Lightner, B.S., Distributive Education Indiana University of Pennsylva- nia. University of Pittsburgh, Penn State. Temple University Has taught 27 years, 13 at Bermu- dian Michael R. Me Gough, B. A., M. L. A. Social Studies University of Pittsburgh, Western Maryland lias taght IP j years, all at Bermu- dian Kristin Mendler, B. S. Special Education Bloomsburg State Has taught 2 years, both at Bermu- dian 117 Douglas F. Myers, B. S. Industrial Arts Millers ilie State Has taught 7 years, 6 at Bermu- dian Doug Mehel, B. S., M. Fd. Guidance Clarion State. Fdinboro State Has taught 15 years, 4 at Bermu- dian Barry C. Oswald, B. S., M. Fqui . Vocational Agriculture Penn State Has taught 16 years, 15 at Bermu- dian Sabina L. Pennabaker, B. .S'., M. Fqui . Home Fconomics Syracuse University, Albright Col- lege Has taught 17 years. 16 at Bermu- dian Susan k. Powell. B. A., M. A. Physical Fducation Davis-FIkins College, Western Maryland Has taught 15 years, all at Bermu- dian Larry B. Redding, B. S. Vocational Agriculture Penn State Has taught 7 years, all at Bermu- dian James Ristine. B. S., M. Fd. Science M iHers i lie State, West Chester State, Shippensburg State Has taught IT ? years, all at Ber- mudian William School, B.S. Instrumental Music Clarion State College Has taught 4 years, all at Bermu- dian 118 Vincent P. Sefcheck, B. S. Industrial Arts California State, Western Mary- land Has taught 4 years, all at Bermu- dian Gene Segro, B. S., M. I'd. Social Studies St. Joseph's College, Millersville State Has taught 10 years, 6 at Bermu- dian Beverly Sweger, B. H. English Penn State, Western Maryland Has taught 9 years, all at Bermu- dian Connie J. Tate, B. S., M. S. Business Shippensburg State Has taught 15 years, all at Bermu- dian l.loyd W. Wagener, B. S. Art hut town State, Shippensburg State, Penn State Has taught 27 years, 2Ph at Ber- mudian W. Robert Weiler, B. .4. STAP Bringham Young University, Indi- ana University of Penn. Has taught J years, all at Bermu- dian Joan R. Wolf. B. A. English York College. Ohio Sort hern Uni- versity. Dickinson, Shippensburg State Has taught LV'? years, 13 at Ber- mudian 119 F.Uen Blochcr Library Secretary Barb Keller Teachers Aide Custodians - (,'eorge Beard, Marie Beard, Arlene Jacobs Dot tie Williams High School Secretary Penny Shook Business Secretary Bonnie Brough Administratite Secretary Joan Trostle Financial Secretary Cafeteria Staff: (Sitting) Ruthann Weidner, Dot Ruppert, (Standing) Nancy Shellhamer, Susan Pifer, Jean Nace, Shirley King Maintenance - Dick Beard, John Jacobs 120 PATRONS KENNETH E. LARUE R.D. 1, Box 157, York Springs, PA 17372 Phone 528-8226 Representing ICempeR If----1 GROUP FEDERAL KEMPER INSURANCE COMPANY FEDERAL KEMPER LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY AUTO - LIFE - HOMEOWNERS - FIRE - HEALTH CONGRADULATIONS CLASS OF ’84 EAST BERLIN MEDICAL CENTER 312 HARRISBURG STREET A “FULL SERVICE” COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER. 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W1TH ™E FR,ENDEv Wo,5:s % GROUP CHARTER INDIVIDUAL TOURS ALL AIR CONDITIONED WITH REST ROOMS OR ECONOMICAL 48 PASSENGER SCHOOL BUSES HOURS: MON. THRU ERL 9AM - 3PM WRITE OR CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATES OLD RT. 15 N. YORK SPRINGS, PA 17372 525-4125 123 1 LAU’S % Variety Store Dine and Shop at One Stop1 EAST BERLIN, PA. 17316 A GOOD PLACE TO DO All YOUft SHOPPING AND SAVE YOU MONEY TOO You 've tried all the rest now try the best at ROCCO’S PIZZA Open All Year Round. Mon. - Thurs. -11 a.m. • 11 p.m. Fri. - 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 124 DITZLER’S FURNITURE AND APPLAINCE COMPANY RD 2 Nell's Food Market Featuring Our Own Home Cured Smoked Meats East Berlin, Pa. Best wishes to the class of 1984 ROBERT’S STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY 3730 Davidsburg Road Dover, PA 17315 phone 292-4276 X FORD Ford Tempo LTD Mustang Thunderbird Escort Trucks EXP LEREW’S INC. 314 Harrisburg Street East Berlin, PA 17316 69 YEARS OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS PHONE 259-9514 DANNER’S INC LOT SURVEYS FARM SURVEYS SUBDIVISIONS CONST. STAKEOUT Complete Insurance Real Estate Service J-ofin CWi[[iam± East Berlin, PA 259-7122 PHONE 528-4507 REGISTERED SURVEYOR R. D No 1 BOX 23 YORK SPRINGS. PA. 17372 Biglerville, PA 677-8733 GAME ROOM PRO SHOP BERMUDIAN LANES Family Bowling Center Open League Bowling YORK SPRINGS, PA phone 528-4200 SUZANNES BEAUTY BOUTIQUE Open Wednesday, Thursday Friday SSyB4i,f( York Springs, PA 528-4318 THE PETERS ORCHARDS A FAMILY ENTERPRISE RD I Gardners, Penna. Fresh Fruits Vegetables in Season 127 HERSHEY’S HIDES FURS, INC. R.D. 2, YORK SPRINGS, PENNSYLVANIA 17372 1 Chevrolet CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1984 Serving the Community for 72 years “A GOOD BANK TO GROW WITH” Member F.D.I.C. Phone 259-9510 63 Years of Quality Car and Truck Sales Service Dillsburg, PA M. WORLEY NURSERY RD 1 YORK SPRINGS PENNSYLVANIA TO THE SENIORS- If you can learn to live your life completely and never waste a day that comes to you, If you can make decisions most discreetly and live by them and always see them through .... If you can judge each person you'll be meeting as just one individual alonet If you can keep all bias from defeating the goal that people's rights are all their own . . . If you can be ambitious but not greedy and stand by all the things you know are right, If you can share with everyone who's needy and learn that strength is not the same as might . . . If you can see beyond the storm the lining and see some good where good is hard to find. If you can keep from ever undermining the dream that what you seek is what you'll find . . . If you can be the person God intended and see inside yourself the beauty there, If you can let your hand reach out extended and give and take with those whose fife you'll share . . . If you can do these things and learn a lesson that if you fail you have to try once more, Then life will be a marvelous expression Of every happiness you're searching for. SYNTREK LUBRICANTS - STATE INSPECTION AUTOMATIC STANDARD TRANSMISSIONS SERVICE BEST WISHES FROM HARBOLD'S TRUCK SERVICE Truck and Auto Repairs 50,000 Miles without Oil Filter change reduces heat, friction, and wear. 1817 Hummel Ave. Camp Hill, PA. 17011 Vonnie Jay R. Harbold Owner Phone 717-737-4798 CASHMAN’S TRUE VALUE BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1984 FROM PENN WOOD PRODUCTS “EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE” 511 W. King St. East Berlin, PA 259-0922 EAST BERLIN, PA SHANK’S DRIVE IN INC. SOFT ICE CREAM, DRIVE IN RESTAURANT RD (Rt 34) ASPERS, PA 17304 PHONE: 677-8078 APPLES, PEACHES, CANTALOPES, PRODUCE WEISER ORCHARDS AND FRUIT STAND PemheS One mile North of York Springs on Route 15 131 Adams County Nursery, Inc. RD 1 Aspers. PA 17304 Phone (717) 677-8105 Fine Fruit Trees Since 1905 (717) 432-4313 WATTS SUNOCO SERVICE CAVALIER TIRES REPAIR SERVICE GEORGE WATTS RD 4 BOX 202 DILLSBURG, PA CHRONISTER’S GARAGE EAST BERLIN, PA phone 259-2721 KUNKEL’S APPLIANCES L P Gas the Modern Way phone 259 0624 317'King Street EAST BERLIN PA J D GRIM Excavation Contractors RD 2 East Berlin, PA phone 259-9843 A GOOD NEIGHBOR TO KNOW BETTER MEMBER OF F.D.I.C. Offices located throughout Adams County 132 WIG’S BEAUTY SALON 526 Range End Road Dillsburg, Pa Phone 432-3397 Closed Tuesday Saturday BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1984 ATHLETES from THE “B” CLUB Best Wishes to the Class of ’84 Darlene Tom Baker Myers Food Rite 120 N. Baltimore Street Dillsburg. Pa. 17019 Store Hours Mon., Tues., Wed.. Thurs.. Sat. Q|D 7 — 9 Fri. 7—10 Sun. 8 — 6 Custom Grinding and Mixing Morton Salt — Authorized Dealer 5550 Carlisle Pike New Oxford, PA 17350 Boyer's Furniture Appliances 424 Abbottstown Street East Berlin, PA Furniture for every room Maytag Gibson Appliances FREE ESTIMATES FULLY INSURED Williams, Williams Williams PAPER HANGING PAINTING CONTRACTOR LLOYD 528-4316 DONALD 528-4156 RICK 259-9471 R.D. 2, BOX 86 YORK SPRINGS', PA. 17372 CRABBS’ TROPICAL TREAT Rt. 94 North Hanover, PA Good Food Soft Ice-Cream o HILLSIDE DINER Broasted Chicken SUBS Daily Specials xr Soft Ice Cream 528-8580; Hours 7:00 - 10:00 WILLIAM SHELLEHAMER AND SON RD 1 York Springs, PA HAY AND STRAW phone 528-4932 SMITH'S FOOD MARKET York Springs, PA Featuring our High Quality Meats and Famous Smoked Hams. Specialists in Freezer Beef. Phone 528-4410 COMPLIMENTS OF PITTENTURFS FUNERAL HOME INC. York Springs, PA 134 f0. S’autrr Funeral Hom? 3115 Barriflburg tmt. Cant Berlin. a. 17316 fjork: B43-DB44 taut Urrlitt: 259 7131 DISTEbFINK PASTRY SHOP FEATURING A LARGE SELECTION OF • DOUGHNUTS • PIES • • COOKIES • BREAD • • ROLLS • DUMPLINGS • • son PRETZELS SPECIAU7ING IN WEDDING CAKES A CAKES FOR AU OCCASIONS 7 LOCATIONS FOR BETTER SERVICE 334 2582 call 334 4533 $ 2710 Old Harrisburg Rd 4 Lincoln Square Open Year Round J.M. LEHR COUNTRY MEATS BOSSERMANS GROCERY YORK SPRINGS, PA RD 1 phone 528-4403 Mam Street York Spring. PA Hrs. Mon 9-9 Tues — Sun 7:30-10 Daily newspapers — also Sunday phone 528-4525 C W PERFORMANCE Hi-Performance Parts Tires Tune - Up General Repairs Foreign Domestic Cars Towing - State Inspection Front End Alignment Route 94, York Springs, PA Ken Chronister Owner 717-528-8225 18 years experience . Commonwealth National Bank DILLSBURG OFFICE Phone 432-9630 Member F.D.I.C. 135 LAST WORDS “Keep off the grass. ” - Mike Alston “I may have been No. 1 in someone's heart, but I trill always he No. 2 in the world.” - Kevin Brehm “Life is no bed of roses, because the thorns are still there. ” - Evelyn Brinkerhoff “Thank God it's over.” - Dan Brown “Party on everyone!” - Tammy Brunick “I was too young to die. ” - Colin Campbell “Motorcross or Death!” - Rick Cashman “We're all food for the worms.” - John Cook “Here lies the most generous man there ever was.” - Vincent Copenhaver “Buy American, Harley Davidson.” - Richard Crouse “Lived a great and rowdie life. ” - Jill Decker “How about them Yankees?” - Mike Duncan “You've got a lifetime to live your dreams!” - Kelly Harbold “Keep the party going!” - Cindy Hostetter “Go for it!” - Andrea Hunt “He died with a smile on his face!” - Doug La Rue “Live life to the fullest!” - Denise Miller “I always wanted to own land.” - Dennis Myers “The few, the proud, the ‘STAP BOYS'!” - Jeff Painter “I liked everybody. ” - Judy Rinker “Adios Mundo!” - Chris Sebright “Do not disturb!” - Flo Shaberly “Party on forever!” - Jenny Shealer “Scotty, beam me up.” - Allan Shearer “See that wrestler, see that mat, come on pong, pin him flat.” - Daryl Sisle “Do not disturb.” - Mary Slothour “It was wild while it lasted.” - John Smith “This space is taken. ” - Renee Smith “At least I'm not in school. - David Steimling “Friend to everyone.” - Rusty Swartz “For those of us who party high, rock-n-roll wil never die.” - Lisa Taylc “Grow old along with me, the best is yet to be.” - Jenni Wilhelm Volume 22 of the Eagle of Bermudian Springs High School, York Springs, PA, was published by Jostens American Yearbook Company at their State College PA plant. The trim sire is 9 x 12 with 136 pages and 425 copies. The cover is a silk screened school design. The paper stock is 80 lb. Matt. Type Style was used throughout the book. Body and picture captions were set in 8 and 10points. Headlines were set in 30point, and subheadlines in 14point. Division page headlines were set in 48 point.