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

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WHO’S WHO 4-7 BABY PICTURES 8,9 12 YEARBOOK STAFF 10 HOMECOMING IB-15 SENIORS 20-32 UNDERCLASSMEN 38-58 FALL SPORTS 59-72 WINTER SPORTS 73-87 ACTIVITIES 88-95 CLUBS 96-113 FACULTY 114-122 PATRONS 123-136 Hail to thee our Guide of Mind, That true concepts do provide, Thou hast taught with-in thy borders. And for training that's unending, We should serve man-kind. As we meet the world so wide. Hail to thee Bermudian Springs. And as we go through life’s long journey, Hail to thee both red and gray. To an end we cannot see. Here we learn to be courageous, We’ll not forget our Alma Mater, As you help us on each day. in a land so rich and free. Donna Romer Black Tabic Of Contents 3

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In keeping with the theme of this yearbook. The Eagle in Flight,” the 1986 Yearbook Staff would like to dedicate the memories recorded in this yearbook to the Senior Class in consideration of a successful twelve-year journey through life’s challenging skies. Before long each of us will be taking off as a maturing eagle does, soaring toward his her destiny. Our high school years are continually labeled, The best years of our lives.” It is our sincere hope that the dates, events, and faces recorded in this yearbook of high school memories have indeed supported that statement. Dan Hoff, Editor '86 Eagle 2 Editor's Notes

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WHO’S WHO IN '86 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jon Kump and Lori Nelson have proven that no obstacle is too great to overcome. No matter how high the wall has been built, they always find a way to climb over it. Because of their uncanny knack to always come out on top, these two have been chosen “Most Likely to Succeed” by the senior class. Whether it is in the leadership they demonstrate in various organizations or in aca- demic success in the classrooms, they always set prime examples of the qualities needed for future leaders. In the future, Lori Nelson would like to further her leadership skills at a business college and eventually enter the business world. Jon Kump plans to attend the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown upon graduation from high school. He would like someday to become a statistician. MOST MUSICAL Have you ever noticed during the last couple years the two seniors, who always have a comment or suggestion about music, have been Missy Weigle and Ron Howe? These two musically talented seniors always seem to have their souls into music. Missy Weigle demonstrates her musical talent in many aspects of our school’s music programs. She is an alto in chorus, as well as a madrigal and a member of County Chorus. In the spring, she is sure to be seen in the annual musical. Missy is also very active in band, being the Band President and a member of the Jazz Band. In her spare time, Missy can be found playing her saxophone. Ron Howe, too, demonstrates his musical talent in many as- pects of our school’s music programs. He is a bass in chorus, a madrigal, and also a member of County Chorus. Ron is sure to have an important role in the annual musical. As Field Com- mander of the band, as well as a jazz band member, he contrib- utes much to our band. Ron plays both the tuba and saxophone. For all their accomplishments. Missy Weigle and Ron Howe have been voted “Most Musical” by the Class of 1986. 4 Who’s Who