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

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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.

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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

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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.