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

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CLASS CLOWNS In every class there are certain people who always have a joke or a smile to brighten up even the dreariest day. Two such people with this special talent to make people laugh are Corey Laugh- man and Jan Wrights in the Class of 1986. With their crazy and hilarious antics, they take away some of the monotony of the daily routine and spread laughter wherever they go. CLASS FLIRTS The Class of 1986 has chosen Rel Martini and Tim Coulson as “Class Flirts” because of their “extra” friendly personalities. One glance from their eyes makes you feel as if you're the only person in the world that’s important to them for the moment. Then they will be on their way with a hug and a smile for the next person they encounter. Rel and Tim can always be found locked arm-in-arm with a friend, whispering an encouraging word, or giving a kiss for luck. Their extra friendliness has entitled them to be “Class Flirts.” Who’s Who 5

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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

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MOST SPIRITED Over the years the amount of school pride radiating through- out Bermudian Springs has risen to infinite heights. This pride has grown from the successes of our sports teams, as well as from our academic, organizational, and musical achievements. Jewell Parise and Dan Hoff have been chosen to represent their senior class as leaders in unboundable spirit. Obviously, both are portrayed as active leaders within their teams yet, are supportive of their classmates’ blazes to victory and highest aspirations. UTOTOpb MOST ATHLETIC How is one chosen “Most Athletic”? The two seniors must meet several qualifications such as: giving 110% effort, partici- pating in three different sports, being team leaders, relishing in the praise, and enduring the criticism. Lesley Hoak and Trevor Byers possess these athletic qualities. Lesley can be seen on the volleyball court acing the ball to the opponents, shooting for two during basketball season, and sliding into home plate for the lady eagles softball team. Trevor can be found on the football field struggling to make extra yardage, forcing his opponents to see the lights in wrestling, and hitting wicked shots past the infield during baseball season. For these reasons, the senior class has chosen Lesley and Tre- vor as “Most Athletic.” 6 Who’s Who