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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1988 volume:

Bermudian Springs High School York Springs, PA Volume XXVI Title 1 contents 4 A Day In The Life Of An Eagle Reflecting upon the compo- nents of 1988 16 Seniors Last days at B. 5. h. S. 30 Who's Who 32 Senior Directory 40 Underclassmen The future of B. S. H. S. 42 Juniors 46 Sophomores 52 Freshmen 60 Activities Extracurriculars that fill the days 62 Band, Chorus 72 Clubs 80 Yearbook Staff 84 Student Council 88 Sports Budding athletes and Eagle pride 90 Football 96 Cross Country 98 Volleyball 102 Basketball 110 Wrestling 116 Faculty The teachers that guide and structure our days 128 Advertisements 2 Contents A yearbook is like a time capsule. The qualities of the year are captured within its pages for the generations to come. The 1988 Eagle is a canvas for the year, and the staff which designs this book struggles to com- pile all of the memorable events of that year. Bermudian Springs High School experiences its share of special days and every days. The theme of the 1988 Eagle has been dedi- cated to each day of 1988: A year in the life of an Eagle.” V Theme 3 Typical Day At Bermudian A Sampling Of Student Life L The source of our nourishment See what lunch does. When we look back through our years here at Bermudi- an Springs, we will not only remember the special events like the dances, pep-rallies and assemblies, but also what went on here every day. The teaching, learning, working, and interacting that went on within the walls holds the true memories. So many times we complain about the lunches, class- es, and homework we must face every day. When we look back, however, we will surely see that we actually had it pretty good. This is a behind-the-scenes look at what goes on every- day here at Bermudian Springs. Our spirit is not only reflected on the field or court, but also in our everyday interactions: the typical day. Tomorrow's leaders today What's cookin', good lookin'? 4 Typlcal Day Teel the brain waves in Biology. Shoot for two. Bat 'em and smile. Mow's it growln'. Wade? Another hour, another class Say aahh! Typical Day 5 Days Of Style We've Got The Look This year's fashion ranged from denim to lace. The familiar look in the halls was lace ribbons in hair and scarfs draped over the shoulders. It was these accessories that spiced up even the dullest outfits. A more casual but popular look was denim. Denim showed up in the form of jackets, dresses, shoes, and pocketbooks. Denim was popular this year be- cause of its casualness and versatility. Other familiar looks were flannel and concert shirts, flannel shirts were worn in numbers because they too were comfortable, and they provided warmth on cold days. Concert shirts were worn to express individual views of favorite rock groups. Mot only did the student body express themselves through their dress, but also through their hair- styles. Hair sculpturing became popular. The terms stripes and Bosworth became defined. Some athletes even got their initials or jersey numbers shaved in their hair. Mo matter what was worn, one was sure to be in style because diversity and variety were in this year. (top) Laurie Larson models the look of head-to-toe lace. (bottom right) The comfortable versatility of flannel is displayed by these busy workers in the library. (above) Iced denim is the fabric of the year used in jackets, skirts, dresses, and jeans. 6 rashion (above) Sweatshirts decorated with organization motifs are consistently the style in casual wear. (right) Hairstyling of the year: stripes, letters, and numbers became the style in cuts. (above) Brand-name sneakers are always the style; Nike and Reebok are the popular makers. (top left) Styles in flats saw the popularity of texture, the return of penny loafers and traditional docksiders with a twist: designer colors. (bottom left) Draped scarfs: the perfect accessory for a solid sweater. (below) Famous makers of jeans, candy, and beverages got into the business of full lines of sportswear this year. Looking Ahead Building For A Future Day Bermudian Springs High School is looking to the future—in our students and in the institution itself. Renovations to the high school will begin in the sum- mer of 1988. The school, built in 1960, needs a few changes because of the growing student body. The following are some of the tentative plans: One end of the interior courtyard will be enclosed. The second floor of the enclosure will be a new library, while the first floor will be a new computer room. Also Rooms 126 and 226 will no longer exist. The original library area will be converted back into classroom space. The chemistry and biology labs will be renovat- ed with modern equipment and furniture. The current weight room will be expanded to accommodate the growing number of students striving to keep fit. A re- medial gym will be added in order to make room for extra physical education teaching stations and for those students with special needs. The home econom- ics suite will be redesigned, and the music room will be changed to double its present size. Room 127, currently the health room, will be joined to an addition for large group instruction. The future of Bermudian Springs is looking bigger and better. Mew facilities will make for new learning experiences for the up and coming graduating classes of Bermudian Springs School District. The Class of 1992, next year's freshmen, will see a new era unfold at B.S.H.S. during their four years here. 8 Future Seacard Seacard Seacard Seacard- Seacard. Seniors ll Spirit Week Days Filled With Fsyching Up This year the Student Council planned anoth- er great Spirit Week. On Monday students roamed the halls in either sweatsuits or their Sunday's best for Dress Up or Dress Down Day. Tuesday was Class Colors Day. Stu- dents displayed class pride by dressing in col- ors such as blue, lavender, aqua, or silver. Wednesday was a down-to-earth Farmer Day. Thursday was a chance for students to express their true selves with Bermudian's first Goofy Day. Friday was Jersey or Red and Gray Day. Everyone crowded the halls with school spirit. Friday night, following the Homecoming pa- rades, the Eagle cheerleaders put on one of the best pep rallies ever. They were accompanied by the famous Boogaloo Crew. The five members, Don Chupp, John Chupp, Chris Sheffer, Nathan Stoner, and Lee Wicker ignited the crowd with their Boogaloo Chant. The cheerleaders had a contest to see who would lose her five lips first. Losers Theresa Glad- felter and Tracy Rupert were each punished with a pie in her face thrown by Bill Wheeler and Rick Eisenhart. After the pep rally, the students and alumni moved to the field where a bonfire sparked even more spirit for Saturday's Home- coming festivities. (top right) Super senior Jen Slaven poses with a work of art. Class posters decorated the halls throughout Spirit Week. (middle right) High-spirited juniors are on their feet cheer- ing at the Pep Rally. (bottom right) Bill Wheeler leads the football team on to the floor during Pep Rally festivities. 12 Spirit Week (top left) Coach Dries gives a morale-raising speech about the Homecoming game against Waynesboro. (top right) Eagle team captains, Duane Myers and Bill Wheeler, give their own two-cents about the game. (left) It is the Boogaloo Crewl Members of the Cross Coun- try team donned skirts and showed a little leg in a special appearance at the Spirit Week Pep Rally. (above) The Boogaloo Crew joins the cheerleading squad in a cheer against the background of Junior Class posters. (left) Don Chupp, leader of the Boogaloo Crew, swings with spirit. Spirit Week 13 Homecoming Day '87 An Exciting Moment - A Beautiful Day Saturday, October 10, 1987, was filled with activity from deco- rating cars to psyching-up for the game. All four classes compet- ed in the annual car decorating and poster contests. Surprisingly enough. Freshmen captured first place for their car. Juniors went on to win first place in the poster contest. The 1987 Homecoming Court consisted of Missy Basehore, Wendy Boyer, Theresa Gladfelter, Tracey Myers, Angie Reynolds, Lisa Smith, Kim Tyson, and Tammy West. The 1986 Queen, Angie Black, crowned Tracey Myers as the 1987 Bermudian Springs Homecoming Queen. Theresa Gladfelter followed as first runner-up and second runner-up was Kim Tyson. The Cagle football team fought to the final seconds of the game, but came up two points short against the Waynesboro Indians resulting in the score of 12 to 14. Homecoming '87 drew a close at the Annual Homecoming Dance. This homecoming will surely be remembered by many as one that brought out the true meaning of Eagle pride and spirit. (top) The Bermudian Springs 1987 Homecoming candidates: Theresa Gladfelter. Angie Reynolds, Lisa Smith, Tammy West, Kim Tyson, Missy Base- hore, Tracey Myers, and Wendy Boyer. (bottom left) Missy Basehore and Wendy Boyer ride the second place Senior class car. (bottom right) The Sophomore classs car is deco- rated with candidates Angie Reynolds and Lisa Smith. (top left) Tracey Myers is crowned the 1987 Homecoming Queen during half-time of the Homecoming game. (top right) The Homecoming winners: Kim Tyson, first runner-up; Tracey Myers, queen; and Theresa Gladfelter, second runner-up. (above left) Bill Wheeler ( 72) drives a block against Waynesboro Indian 88 as Eagles Alex Bergmann ( 70) and Mike Thornton ( 40) help out. (above right) Homecoming candidate Tammy West is escorted by Jason Shank across the field during half-time festivities. (left) Tracey Myers is crowned by 1986 Homecoming Queen Angie Black. Homecoming 15 Last Days Seniors Count The Days Of Their Last Year Well, this is it folks!” The Class of 1988 is marking off the days of its last year at Bermudian Springs High School. Soon the Seniors will be saying last goodbyes to their alma mater. Through four years of growing up and growing together at B.S.H.S., the Class of 1988 has pro- duced many leaders, movers, and doers. Such am- bitious personalities will move on to greater heights of excellence. These key people have created the spirit and pride that Bermudian is noted for, and they have provided role models for the underclass- men. Each and every Senior has contributed to the environment at Bermudian. Memories flood the minds of the seniors as they reflect on graduation. Remember the first day of school? Remember being a little freshman? It seems so long ago.” Each day of the past four years has been a build- ing block. The foundation that has been laid at Ber- mudian Springs High School will remain with the Seniors as they attend college, pursue careers, mar- ry and raise families. Bermudian Springs High School will live on and be remembered forever by the Class of 1988. 16 Senlors Seniors 17 While posing for the Who's Who picture of Friendliest , Wendy finds herself frustrated by John. Ronald L. Arnsberger Ronda L. Arnsberger Daniel J. Bahn David W. Baker Angela M. Balek Melissa D. Basehore Daniel S. Beaver 18 Seniors Christopher K. Bergmann Amelia I. Bigler Wendy S. Boyer Paul W. Buohl Wendy L. Bowers David T. Bupp Tracy L. Bupp Wade J. Chronister Brian E. Cooley Donald J. Chupp Darrell J. Cool Michael L. Davis Crystal L. Decker Sheila L. Dietrich Tracy L. Dorsey Bradley A. Dubs 20 Seniors Richard P. Eisenhart Shawn L. Eyster Todd A. Eritz Aaron Garber Darrin M. Gelsinger Theresa A. Gladfelter David E. Gilbert Dean R. Green Kimberly A. Gruver Seniors 21 Sean P. Kennedy 22 Seniors Jason E. Kutz James D. Hess Donald E. Jacobs Michael E. LaRue Crystal McLaughlin Joshua J. Miller Janet K. Ludwig Kevin Miller Kimberly A. Miller Karen E. Murphy Seniors 23 Timothy L. Myers Shelley A. Peeters John R. Peters Stephanie L. Owens Michael Poist Howlen V. Pottorf Jr. 24 Seniors Robert K. Powers Roberta L. Powers James D. Price Michael N. Rawson Angela M. Reynolds Charles E. Rohrbaugh Mary J. Rohrbaugh Tina J. Ruhlman Jason B. Shank Seniors 25 Damon A. Schoffstall Carol L. Scholl Joseph H. Sheeley Michelle M. Shenberger Lisa J. Shultz Jennifer M. Slaven Jeffery K. Showers David D. Smith Laura J. Smith Lisa M. Smith Tammy L. Spertzel 26 Seniors Gary A. Stambaugh Ann J. Stockham Jody Therit Timothy D. Thomas Michelle J. Weaver Jacqueline J. Weigle Colleen R. Stough Kimberly A. Tyson Conrad A. Weiser Seniors 27 Tammy L. West John D. White Michelle M. Wentz Wendy L. White Eric V. Wickline Anita Williams Pictures unavailable from the following seniors: Jamie Bartlett Troy Byers Donald Clapsadle Robin Decker Sandra Dietel Edward Earp Joseph Eckenrodc Jamey fraker Chantel Maar Carol Kirby Jordan Kroft Duane Myers Michelle Nagel Michael Rohrbaugh Christopher Sheffer Keith Smiley William Wheeler Jennifer M. Williams Molly B. Wolfe 28 Seniors Class Officers: Lisa Smith, Secretary; Kim Tyson, President; Angie Reynolds, Vice President; Missy Basehore, Treasurer. Class Advisers: Mr. Lloyd Wagener and Mr. Doug Myers. Who's Who In 1988 Whenever Kim Tyson and David Smith have faced a problem or an obstacle in life, they have overcome it through academics and various extra-curricular activities. Also these two seniors have shown strength and leader- ship. It is for these reasons that the Class of 1988 has voted them Most Likely to Succeed. There are two members of the Senior Class whose musical talents have out-shone us all. Jason Kutz and Kim Miller are these two mem- bers who have been voted as the Most Musi- cal. Whether it is the band competitions, con- certs, or the spring musical, Jason and Kim can always be found enthusiastically leading the way. This year's school spirit rose to new heights, and you can rest assured that Don Chupp and Angie Balek were a part of it. It has been through Angie's spirited success in cheerlead- ing and Don's continuous support of school ac- tivities that the Senior Class has recognized these two individuals as the Most Spirited.'' Most Talkative, best describes John Peters and Tanya Harbold according to the Class of 1988. John and Tanya have a real knack for the cut of conversation. Whether it be talking during a study hall or debating with a teacher, it seems these two always manage to get their word in. John White and Wendy Boyer have been chosen as the ''Friendliest'' by the Class of 1988. These two seem to have an unique ability for making friends and includ- ing everyone in on the fun. So if you happen to see a small crowd in the halls, you just might happen to spot John or Wendy at the center of it. Whenever you are having a rotten day, sometimes just a smile can cheer you up. Jeff Showers and Angie Reynolds have grins that can brighten the gloomiest days. That's why Jeff and Angie have been chosen as having the Best Smile.” Once their infectous grins have split their faces, you can't help but smile back. Whether it be football, volleyball, basketball, softball, or track, you can bet to see either Gary Stambaugh or Tracey Myers involved. Through hard work, determination, and dedication, Gary and Tracey have been able to excel best at their own games. They have both overcome numerous injuries to earn the title of Most Athletic,” by the Class of 1988. Everyone has days when nothing seems to go right. These are the days when it is best to find Mike Rohrbaugh or Michelle Wentz. With their cra- zy antics and wild jokes, these two can brighten anyone's gloomy day. This is the reason the Class of 1988 has chosen them the Class Clowns.” Ronald Leroy Arnsberger (Ron) . . . February 21, 1968 . . . Career ambition is to be a machinist . . . Seen with everyone . . . Will remember B.S.h.S. for all of the helpful teachers for getting me through school—especially Mr. Myers and Mr. Gutacker for their exciting shop classes ... Football 9, 10 ... Press Club 9, 10 . . . B-Club 11 . . . Basketball (Manager) 9, 10 . . . Yearbook Staff 11, 12. Ronda Lyn Arnsberger (Sassy) . . . April 29, 1969 . . . Seen with Chris, Angie, Brenda, and whoever I am with at that time ... Will remember B.S.H.S. for some teachers being there when I needed them. . . . Cheer- leading (Football) 11 ... Cheerleading (Wrestling) 10, 11 . . . Band (Marching) 10 . . . Future health Career Club 11, 12 . . . Yearbook Staff 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: Be yourself throughout life, no matter what anyone says. Daniel James Bahn (Switchblade) . . . December 1, 1969 . . Career ambition is to be a lawyer . . . Seen with Rad, Gremlin, Viper, Peg, Guito, Wreck, Cooke, and the Freddy Fan Club . . . Will remember B.S.h.S. for its great band, trashy lunches, and Miss Smith's 12A English class. . . . Band (Concert and Marching) 9,10, 11, 12 ... Band (Musical) 12 ... Band (Jazz) 10, 11, 12 . . . Chorus 12. David William Baker (Davie) . . . June 3, 1969 .. . Will remember B.S.h.S. for all the nice, kind teachers and all the guys that like to party. . . . Bon Voyage Mes- sage: Let's get out there and party forever! Angela Marie Balek (Angie) . . . July 27, 1970 . . . Career ambition is to be an administrative secretary . . . Seen with everyone . . . Will remember B.S.h.S. for all the great times with my friends. . . . Cheerleading (Football) 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Volleyball 9 . . . B-Club 9, 10, 11 . . . F.B.L.A. Club 12 . . Varsity Club 12 . . . Yearbook Staff 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: My journey has just begun! Jamie Marie Bartlett (Muper, James, or Flatty) . . . December 8, 1968 . . . Seen with Prudi, April, and anyone else who will put up with me . . . Will remem- ber B.S.h.S. for the sports, and all the unforgettable good times . . . Football (Trainer) 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Volleyball 9, 10, 11 . . . Chorus 10, 11, 12 . . . Chorus (Musical) 10 . . . B-Club 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Yearbook Staff 12 . . . Office held: B-Club Secretary 12. Melissa Dee Basehore (Mis)... February 16,1970... Career ambition is to become a teacher ... Seen with Freddy's Fan Club and everyone else . . . Will remem- ber B.S.h.S. for athletics, all the help and support Coach Grim has given me.. .. Basketball 9,10,11, 12 . . . Track 10, 11, 12 . . . Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Band (Concert and Marching) 9, 10 . . . Chorus 9, 10, 11,12 ... Chorus (Madrigal and Musical) 9, 10,11,12 ... Intramurals 9, 10,11 .. . Student Council 11, 12 .. . Varsity Club 12 . . . Yearbook Staff 12 . . . Offices held: Class Treasurer 11, 12 . . . Varsity Club Secre- tary and Treasurer 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: Ex- perience is the hardest kind of teacher. It gives you the test first and the lesson afterwards. — Anonymous Daniel Scott Beaver (Gremlin) . . . May 9, 1970 . . . Career ambition is to go to college and major in a science . . . Seen with Switchblade, Viper, Guito, Wreck, Peg, Geek, Doc, Rad, and everyone else in the Freddy Fan Club . . . Will remember B.S.h.S. for the terrific band and chorus, great times at competitions and musicals, and the teachers and all the fun I've had here. . . . Basketball 9 . . . Band (Concert and Marching) 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Chorus (Madrigal) 10, 11, 12 . . . Chorus (Musical) 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: Trust me ... I know what I'm doing. Christopher Klaus Bergmann (Chris). . . May 4, 1970 . . . Seen with whoever . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for lousy lunches and great shop classes. ... Band (Con- cert and Marching) 9,10 . .. Press Club 9, 10,11,12 .. . Bon Voyage Message: Don't work too hard. Amelia Irene Bigler (Mills)... November 16, 1970 ... Career ambition is to go into business . . . Seen with Crystal, Matt, Candy, Tina, and others ... Will remem- ber B.S.H.S. for Mr. Myers' study halls, clubs and the other boring classes. . . . Basketball 10 . . . Softball 10, 11, 12 . . . Chorus 11, 12 . . . F.H.A. Club 10 . . . Future health Career Club 11, 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: So Long! Wendy Lee Bowers (Wack or G.B.). . . June 2, 1970 . . . Seen with Jamey, Shelley, Steph, Karen, Brew Crew' and Gere . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the great friends I've made and the great times we've shared . . . . Track 11, 12 . . . Volleyball 9, 10, 11 . . . Future health Career Club 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Yearbook Staff 10, 11, 12 . . . Office held: Future health Career Club President 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: Get the most out of life, but first take time to live as well as to make a living. Good luck! Wendy Sue Boyer (Lulu, Wen, or Wendell)... January 27, 1970 . . . Career ambition is to become a C.P.A. . . . Seen with Tim, Mike, Jeff, Ricky, Lisa, Tracy, and the Freddy Club . . . Will remember B.S.h.S. for the day without water, the 15 minute run, my Father , and the iceberg.... Basketball 9,10,11, 12 ... Track 10 .. . Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Band (Concert and Marching) 9, 10, 11 . . . Band (Jazz) 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Chorus 9, 10, 11 . . . Chorus (Musical) 9, 10, 11 . . . Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Varsity Club 12 . . . Yearbook Staff 10,11, 12 . .. Offices held: Class Vice- President 10 . . . Student Council historian 11 . . . Student Council Treasurer 12 ... Yearbook Co-Editor 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: Just when you think you've gotten rid of me, be careful because I'll be back. 32 Senior Directory Paul Westley Buohl . . . January 8, 1970 . . . Career ambition is to be a color separation scanner operator . . . Seen with Lisa, Bill, Gary, John and the Freddy Fan Club . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for our annual Gettysburg Field trip, roaming the halls, and spend- ing most of the school day in the shop... . Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Football 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Track 10, 11,12... Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12 ... Stage Crew 10, 11,12 ... Varsity Club 11,12... Yearbook Staff 12 ... Offices held: Stage Crew President 12 . . . Basketball Co-Captain 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: 'That's all folks. David Timothy Bupp (Buppster)... April 27, 1970 ... Career ambition is to work in electronics . . . Seen with me, myself, and I . . . Will remember B.S.M.S. for Mr. Quashnoc's pay-for-parking'' craze!. . . Bon Voy- age Message: Bye-Bye to B.S.; hello to everything else!'' Tracy Lynn Bupp (Trace or Bupp) . . . December 4, 1970 ... Career ambition is to become an accountant . . . Seen with Lisa, Janet, and whoever else . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the great times I had here. .. . Chorus9, 10, 11,12... Chorus (Musical) 9 . . . Future health Career Club 10, 11 . . . B-Club 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: Good-bye!'' Gregory Lynn Byers (Littleman)... October 30, 1969 . . . Career ambition is to do air brush designing on cars, vans, etc__Will remember B.S.H.S. for some of the nice faculty . . . Baseball 10, 11,12... Football 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Intramurals 10 . . . Varsity Club 11 . . . Tennis Club 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: Good riddance! Buffy Kay Caldwell (Shorty or Scruffy) . . . April 18, 1970 . . . Career ambition is to get married . . . Seen with Tammy . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the help from all my teachers, especially Mr. Greenholt. . . . Press Club 9 . . . F.B.L.A. Club 10 .. . F.M.A. Club 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: See ya later. Wade James Chronister . . . June 17, 1969 . . . Career ambition is to be a welder .. . Seen with all my friends . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the study halls, the few teachers I got along with, and the new friends I met. . . . Bon Voyage Message: Keep on partying! Donald James Chupp (Chuppy) . . . April 30, 1970 . . . Seen with everyone . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for giving me something to look forward to—the week- end. . . . Cross Country 10, 11, 12 . . . Track 10, 11, 12 . . . Chess Club 9, 10, 11 . . . Varsity Club 12 . . Yearbook Staff 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: I'm off like a dirty shirt! Donald Kenneth Clapsadle May 9, 1970 . . . Seen with as few as possible . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the worst years of my life . . . Bon Voyage Message: Don't get involved! Darrell Joseph Cool . . . June 15, 1970 . . . Career ambition is to be an architect . . . Seen with Paul, Gary, Rick, and John . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the good times and the bad.... Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 ... Basketball 10, 11,12... Intramurals 9, 10,11,12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: As Mr. Meineman would say. Have fun! ' Brian Eugene Cooley (Meuter) . . . December 31, 1969 .. . Career ambition is to attend a trade school . . . Seen with Sheila, Wade, Joe, and Chantel . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all Miss Smith's exciting En- glish classes . . . Bon Voyage Message: never mind what the teacher says; do what you want. Michael Lee Davis (Peachy) . . . April 5, 1970 . . . Career ambition is to be a Command Sergeant Major. . . Seen with Kim, Jason, Damon, T.A.G., Duane, Jeff, and Charlie . . . Stage Crew 9, 10, 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: A-Bleep, A-Bleep, A-Bleep, that's all folks! Crystal Lynne Decker . . . Hovember 24, 1969 . . . Career ambition is to be a beautician . . . Seen with Chris, Amelia, Sam, and Danny . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the boredom. . . . B-Club 11, 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: Good riddance! Sandy Kay Dietel (Trash or Bear). . . August 13, 1970 . .. Career ambition is to be a cosmetologist. . . Seen with Theresa, Jas, Kim, Kennedy, and anyone else who will listen to me talk . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for being its connection to the oh, so real world of rock. . . . Press Club 9, 10, 12 . . . Writing Club 11... Bon Voyage Message: This is the end of our elabo- rate plans ... of everything that stands. —James Douglas Morrison Sheila Lynn Dietrich (Superslick) . . . September 8, 1970 .. . Career ambition is to become an accountant . . . Seen with Jackie, Ann, Sandy, Laura, and every- one else . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for getting out of 3rd period study hall to go to the home ec. room. . . . Basketball 9, 10, 11 . . . Softball 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Volleyball 10, 11 . . . Band (Concert and Marching) 9, 10, 11 . . . F.H.A. Club 10, 11,12... Press Club 9 . . . Bon Voyage Message: We don't need no education. Tracy Lee Dorsey (Doodles or Dorky) . . . May 20, 1970 . . . Career ambition is to get a job in an office environment . . . Seen with Pauly, Lisa, Hinkie, Lulu, Jen, and Tanya . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the friends I made while being in high school, and the wild basketball games I have attended. . . . Track (Manager) 10. . . Track 11... Volleyball 9, 10, 11 .. . Wrestling (Manager) 10, 11, 12 ... B-Club 10, 11,12 .. . Press Club 9 . . . Yearbook Staff 12 ... Office held: B- Club Vice-President 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: Take control, and watch out for those train rides! Senior Directory 33 Bradley Allen Dubs (Dubious or Viper) . . . August 5, 1970 . .. Career ambition is to be a cabinetmaker . . . Seen with Peg, Switchblade, Gremlin (Spanky), and anyone else willing to be seen with me . . . Will re- member B.S.h.S. for the number one marching band, Mr. Dixon and his words of wisdom, and our senior year preppie changes. . . . Band (Concert and March- ing) 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Band (Musical and Jazz) 10,11, 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: Have a nice . . . day. Joseph Daniel Eckenrode (Joey) . . . January 7, 1969 ... Seen with Wendy ... Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the times I spent in S.T.A.P.... Bon Voyage Message: Party on forever! Richard Parren Eisenhart (Rick) . . . August 9, 1970 .. . Career ambition is to own his own construction busi- ness . . . Seen with everyone . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the great sports and horrible lunches.... Football 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Track 10, 11, 12 . . . Band (Concert and Marching) 9,10 .. . Chess Club 9, 10 .. . Varsity Club 11, 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: Be yourself. Don't let your friends rule your life. Shawn Leroy Eyster . . . January 4, 1970 . . . Career ambition is to become a computer programmer . . . Seen with David and others . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for band competitions and chess tourna- ments. ... Band (Concert and Marching) 9,10,11,12 . . . Band (Musical) 10 . . . Band (Jazz) 10, 11, 12 . . . Chorus 12 ... Chess Club 9 ... Chess Team 9,10,11, 12 . . . Office held: Band Secretary 12. Jamey Rena Fraker (James). .. December 20,1970 . . . Career ambition is to become an administrative secretary or manager . . . Seen with Mary, Angie, Colleen, etc. . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the special people who made life bearable, and the best silk squad yet. . . . Field Hockey 9, 10, 11 . . . Band (Concert and Marching) 9, 10,11,12 ... B-Club 9, 10, 11... F.B.L.A. Club 12 ... Yearbook Staff 12 ... Office held: Silk Captain 12 ... Bon Voyage Message: Don't stop until you're on top! Todd Allan Fritz (Edward) . . . February 11, 1969 . . . Career ambition is to become a mechanic . . . Seen with Tim, Keith, Howlen, Aaron, Darrin, Bob, and Mike ... Will remember B.S.H.S. for all of the food fights in the lunch room. . . . F.F.A. Club 10, 11, 12 . . . Intra- murals 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Tennis Club 9, 10,11, 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: My memory fails me. Aaron Garber . . . March 17,1970 . . . Career ambition is to become a doctor . . . Seen with Todd, Darrin, Don, Barry, Randy, Jim, and Bob . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the pep rallies, assemblies, clubs and arm-wrestling---Intramurals 9 ... Tennis Club 9,10, 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: Take it easy. Darrin Michael Gelsinger . . . December 21, 1969 . . . Career ambition is to be pilot . . . Seen with Todd, Aaron, Don, and Darrell . . . Intramurals 11, 12. David Edward Gilbert (Davey) . . . July 12, 1969 . . . Career ambition is to be a college polevaulter, then own a contracting business of his own . . . Seen with anyone and everyone . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for friends and all those heck raising times, especially when Doug was around, ain't! . . . Football 9, 11 . . . Track 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Wrestling 10 . . . F.F.A. Club 9, 10 . . . Varsity Club 11 . . . Tennis Club 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: I'll see you all, at the parties! Theresa Ann Gladfelter (Chesa or Cheetah) . . . July 12, 1970 . . . Career ambition is to own a classy nightclub . . . Seen with the ones who really cared . .. Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the headgames. . . . Cheerleading (Football and Wrestling) 12 . . . Cross Country 11... Press Club 11... Yearbook Staff 12 ... Office held: Press Club Secretary 11 . . . Bon Voyage Message: Remain . . . comfortably numb. Dean Richard Green . . . October 19, 1969 . . . Seen with Tim, Bill, and Gary ... Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the fun lunch periods. . . . Football 11, 12 . . . B- Club 9 . . . Bon Voyage Message: I'm outta here! Kimberly Ann Gruver (Kim) . . . January 18, 1970 . . . Seen with Mike, Jason, Chantel, Kelly, Theresa, Jody, etc. . . . F.H.A. Club 9. Chantel Lanette Haar . . . August 20, 1970 . . . Seen with Brian, Kim, Jody, Mike, Jason, Damon, Theresa, etc. . . . F.H.A. Club 9, 10. Tanya Anne Harbold (Tan-ho or Harbold) . . . August 23,1970 . .. Career ambition is to be in the Guinness Book of World Records for talking the longest non- stop . . . Seen with the Freddy Fan Club . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for spending more time out in the hall than in Madame's French class, Mr. Griffie's con- fusing math classes, and for all those wild gym class- es with Mrs. Powell. . . . Softball 11 . . . Chorus 9, 10, 11.12 . . . Chorus (Musical) 9, 11, 12 . .. B-Club 9 . . . French Club 10 . . . Student Council 9, 10 . . . Year- book Staff 12 . . . Office held: Chorus Secretary 12 . .. Bon Voyage Message: Give the best that you have to the highest you know—and do it now. —Ralph W. Sockman Patricia Ann Heid (Pissa) . . . October 25, 1970 . . . Seen with the Freddy Fan Club . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the trip to Walt Disney, my secret lunch bag, flying erasers, and all my friends . . . Basketball 9,10,11,1 2 . .. Cross Country 12 ... Track 10,11,12 ... Volleyball 9, 10, 11 . .. Band (Marching) 9, 10,11, 12 ... Chorus 9,10,11,12 ... Chorus (Musical) 9,10, 11.12 .. . B-Club 9, 10 . .. Intramurals 11... Student Council 11 ... Varsity Club 12 .. . Tennis Club 11... Bon Voyage Message: The only thing wrong with doing nothing is you never know when you're fin- ished. —Anonymous James D. Hess (Jim). . . October 15, 1969 ... Career ambition is to be an air force aviator . . . Seen with 34 Senior Directory anyone . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for graduation day----Track 9 ... Wrestling 9 ... F.B.L.A. Club 10 ... Yearbook Staff 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: I'm out of here . . . '88 rules. Craig Michael Hinkle ... January 28, 1970 . . . Career ambition is to become an accountant . . . Seen with the Freddy Fan Club . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for playing football, basketball, and all of Mr. Wagener's helpful hints---Basketball 9,10, 11, 12 . .. Football 9,10,11,12 . .. Track 9, 10,11, 12 ... Band (Concert, Marching, and Jazz) 9, 10 . . . Stage Crew 9, 11, 12 . . . Student Council 12 . . . Varsity Club 11, 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: Be careful that victories do not carry the seeds of future defeats. —Ralph W. Sockman Candy Sue Hoover (Can) . . . July 7, 1970 . . . Seen with Tammy, Tina, Ken, and Amelia . . . Will remem- ber B.S.H.S. for all the radically wild times with my friends. . . . Chorus 9, 10,11, 12 . . . Chorus (Musical) 9 . . . Future Health Career Club 9, 10, 11,12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: It's a jungle out there! Donald Eugene Jacobs (Chuck) . . . November 12, 1968 ... Career ambition is to be a greenskeeper.. . Seen with everyone and anyone . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for my friends and all the wild times, espe- cially with Doug. . . . Football 9 . . . Track 11, 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: Later dudes. Sean Patrick Kennedy . . . August 8, 1970 . . . Seen with Jason, Damon, Mike, Wade, and anyone else . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all my friends and the wild times. . . . Band (Concert and Marching) 9 . . . Intra- murals 11, 12 . . . Press Club 9 . . . Bon Voyage Message: We are dimes that shine with a fire, we re climbing the stairs going down and never higher, we re fallen angels. —Ronnie James Dio Carol Jean Kirby . . . January 24, 1970 . . . Career ambition is to be a physical therapist . . . Seen with Karen, Josh, Jason, and Candy . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the gross lunches, crowded hallways, and the great band. . . . Band (Concert and Marching) 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Chorus (Musical) 9 . . . Future Health Career Club 11, 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: Make the best of it, and get a good education. Jordan Emmett Kroft . . . September 27, 1969 . . . Career ambition is to become an architect . . . Seen with Kevin, Laura, Randy, Dave, and Dan. . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the crummy lunches, Mr. Wa- gener screaming, boring study halls and boring class- es. .. . Basketball 9, 10 . . . Bon Voyage Message: Good riddance! Jason Everett Kutz (Guito) . . . July 22, 1970 . . . Career ambition is to become a computer technician . . . Seen with Mike, Dan, Brad, Jeff, Floyd, and the Freddy Fan Club . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the great Eagle Band, trashy lunches, and classes with Mr. Griffle. . . . Basketball 10, 11 . . . Band (Concert, Marching, and Jazz) 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Chorus 10, 11, 12 ... Chorus (Madrigal) 11, 12 .. . Chorus (Musical) 9,10,11,12 ... Offices held: Band Representative 10, 11 ... Band President 12 . .. Chorus President 12 . .. Drum Major 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: how we have to pay to learn this junk. Michael Edward LaRue (Mike) . . . March 21, 1970 . . . Seen with anyone who will listen . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for Mr. Davidson's World Culture class. . . . Baseball 10, 11, 12 . . . Basketball 9 . . . Bon Voyage Message: It's not over till it's over. Christopher William Vincent Leber (Chris or Leebes) . . . July 6, 1969 . . . Career ambition is to become a national forest or game warden in Colorado . . . Seen with Jessie, Gary, Jason, Damon, Mike, Theresa, Mi- chelle, Joe, Donald, Dave, and all the F.F.A. crew . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the boring study halls in the library, being with Jessie, the great Vo. Ag. de- partment, and for Mr. Redding and Mr. Wardle's excel- lent teaching abilities. . . . F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Offices held: Chapter Reporter 11 . . . Chapter Stu- dent Advisor to County F.F.A. Secretary 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: Good luck to all the underclass- men—so long. Lori Louise Lentz (Shorty, Wild and Crazy Gal) . . . June 19,1970 . . . Career ambition is to join the Army or Marines and be a translator or truck driver... Seen with Tracer, Michelle, Buffy, and Bert. . . Will remem- ber B.S.H.S. for all the great times I had with my friends. ... Press Club 9,10 . .. Bon Voyage Message: Good luck to the future seniors and have a great time! Tracy Rene Lockamy (Tracer)... October 24,1969 .. . Career ambition is to become a medical secretary .. . Seen with Michelle, Lori, Bert, Buffy, Tammy, and Ronda . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the great times I've had with all my friends and all the friends I've made.. . . F.B.L.A. Club 10,11,12 ... Press Club 9 ... Yearbook Staff 10,11,12 ... Office held: F.B.L.A. President 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: Be yourself no matter what other people say! Janet Kay Ludwig . . . December 25, 1969 . . . Career ambition is to become a professional door holder ... Seen with Lisa, Trace, and Kathy . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the wonderful lunches, 7th period gym class and Miss Smith's wild advanced English class. . . . Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 ... Volleyball 9 ... Chorus 9 .. . Chorus (Musical) 10 .. . F.F.A. Club 9,10,11, 12 . . . Offices held: F.F.A. Secretary 11 . . . F.F.A. Presi- dent 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: God bless and keep you. Senior Directory 35 Joshua James Miller (Slosh or Dad) . . . August 26, 1970 . . . Career ambition is to become a marine biologist . . . Seen with practically everyone . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for our ultimate percussion sec- tion, great friends, and the fantastic trip to Florida_ Band (Concert and Marching) 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Band (Jazz) 10, 11, 12 . . . Chorus 9, 10, 11,12... Chorus (Madrigal) 9 . . . Chorus (Musical) 9, 11, 12 . . . Chess Club 9 . . . Offices held: Band Senior Representative 12 ... Chorus Treasurer 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: hey guys, let's all go to Dallas!'' Kimberly Ann Miller (Kima) . . . August 17, 1970 . . . Career ambition is to star in the musical entitled, Life After Oklahoma' for Ado Annie' . . . Seen with the Freddy Fan Club . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for ripping passes, raking the pit, resting on Madame s lounge, and RB's. . . . Cheerleading (Basketball) 12 . . . Cheerleading (Wrestling) 9, 10, 11 . . . Track (Manager) 10, 11, 12 . . . Band (Marching) 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Chorus (Madrigal) 10, 11, 12 ... Chorus (Musical) 9, 10, 11, 12 . .. B-Club9. . . Varsity Club 12 . . . Swing Choir 9, 10, 11 . . . Office held: Cheerleading Captain 11 . . . Bon Voyage Mes- sage: It's not over til it's over. —Starship Karen Elizabeth Murphy (Murph) . . . January 16, 1970 ... Career ambition is to get a B.S. in nursing... Seen with Jeff, Kathi, and Rox . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for bad lunches, not enough time, the great band, and my many friends. . . . Cross Country 11 .. . Track 11 . . . Band (Concert and Marching) 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Future Health Career Club 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Offices held: Future Health Career Club President 9, 10 . . . Future Health Career Club Vice-President 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: Take everything you can get and then some.'' Duane L. Myers (Dewy)... October 5,1968 .. . Career ambition is to be in construction . . . Seen with Char- lie, Jeff, Bill, Jason, and everyone else ... Will remem- ber B.S.H.S. for the sports.... Football 9, 10, 11, 12 .. . Track 9, 11, 12 . . . Wrestling 9, 10 . . . Varsity Club 11, 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: I'm out of here. Tim L. Myers (Cecil) . . . February 3, 1969 . . . Career ambition is to work at Hanover Brands Inc. . . . Seen with Joe and Howlen . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the good times in Vo. Ag., study halls, and being in S.T.A.P. . . . F.F.A. Club 9, 10, 11, 12 . . Office held: F.F.A. Club Reporter 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: See you all later.'' Tracey Lee Myers . . . March 27, 1970 . . . Career ambition is to become an elementary school teacher . . . Seen with the Freddy Fan Club . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the study halls that you can take grand tours of the school's two main hallways and the great times with my friends. ... Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Softball 10,11,12... Volleyball9, 10,11, 12 ... Band (Concert) 9, 10, 11 . . . Band (Marching) 9, 10, 11,12. . . Band (Musical) 9 . . . Intramurals 9, 10, 11 . . . Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Varsity Club 12 . . . Tennis Club 10 . . . Office held: Student Council Vice- President 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: Haley-ho troops!'' Michele Lynn Nagel (Shell) . . . May 29, 1970 . . . Seen with Michelle, Robin, and Theresa . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the gourmet lunches and all the wild times with my friends. . . . B-Club 9 . . . F.H.A. Club 10, 11, 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: Well, I guess this is it. Stephanie Lynne Owens (Stephie). .. April 17, 1970 . . . Seen with a smile on my face . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for Advanced Biology class. Chemistry class, and TURKEY. ... Cross Country 9, 10 . . . Track 11... Chorus9, 10, 11, 12 ... Chorus (Madrigal) 10, 11, 12 . . . Chorus (Musical) 9 . . . Astronomy Club 11, 12 . . . French Club 10 . . . Future Health Career Club 9 . . . Bon Voyage Message: What we believe, we can achieve. Shelley Ann Peeters (Shell-Belle or Macaroni) . . . September 15, 1970 . . . Career ambition is to be a psychologist... Seen with Steph, Wendy, Karen, Kell- Belle, Jamey and the Brew-Crew . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for getting S.T.A.P. for skipping school. Ad- vanced English with Miss Smith, and all the great friends that I've made. . . . Field Hockey 11... Future Health Career Club 10, 11, 12 . . . Office held: Future Health Career Club Secretary 11 . . . Bon Voyage Message: It's not over til it's over. John Reisinger Peters (J.P.). .. September 27, 1970 . . . Career ambition is to be in the position to say, The buck stops here! . . . Seen with the invisible man . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the meetings with the Freddy Fan Club, successful athletic endeav- ors, and the trials and tribulations in Higher-Grif- flc's class . . . Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Track 9, 10,11, 12 ... Band (Concert and Marching) 9, 10, 11 . .. Band (Jazz) 9, 10,11... Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12 .. . Student Council 9, 12 . . . Varsity Club 12 . . . Offices held: Class President 9 . . . Track Co-Captain 12 . . . Basketball Co-Captain 12 . . . Student Council Secre- tary 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: When confronted with adversity, losers procrastinate and eventually succumb, while winners persevere and conquer. Howlen Vaughn Pottorff, Jr. (Bass). . . December 10, 1969 . . . Career ambition is to work at Hanover Brands . . . Seen with Tina, Joe and Tim . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for good times in Vo. Ag. and study halls___Football 12 .. . F.F.A. Club 10, 11,12. . . Tennis Club 9, 11 . . . Office held: F.F.A. Assistant Reporter 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: It's time to go! Robert Kenneth Powers (Bob) . . . November 12, 1968 . . . Seen with Tim, Joe, Jr., Keith, and Todd . . . 36 Senior Directory Will remember B.S.H.S. for the study halls in the li- brary with my friends___F.F.A. Club 9, 10, 11, 12 . .. Office held: F.F.A. Club Parliamentarian 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: See ya later. Roberta Lynn Powers (Bert) . . . May 27, 1970 . . . Career ambition is to become a secretary . . . Seen with Tammy, Tracy, Lori, Michelle and Buffy . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the fun times I had with my friends and the boring study halls. . . . F.B.L.A. Club 10, 11, 12 . . . Press Club 9 . . . Yearbook Staff 10,11, 12 . . . Office held: F.B.L.A. Secretary 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: So long! James Douglass Price (Price Tag) . . . October 23, 1970 ... Career ambition is to become a billionaire .. . Seen with Mark, Todd, Mike and everyone else . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the wonderful teach- ers. . . . Press Club 11 . . . Student Council 11 . . . Tennis Club 9, 10, 11. Michael Meal Rawson (Mike)... September 12, 1969 . . . Career ambition is to be in the Air Force . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for it being my senior year—the only year I was here. . . . Baseball 9, 12 . . . Bowling Club 11. Angela Marie Reynolds (Angie)... March 25, 1970 . . . Seen with Rich, Angie, Tammy, and whoever is around at the time . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for 3rd period study hall and 2nd period English class. . . . Cheerleading (Wrestling) 9, 10, 11 . . . Band (March- ing) 9, 10, 11,12... B-Club 11... Student Council 9, 10, 11 . . . Offices held: Class Treasurer 10, Class Vice-President 11,12... Student Council 9, 10, 11 ... Bon Voyage Message: Have fun! Charles Edward Rohrbaugh (Chuck) . . . September 9, 1970 . . . Career ambition is to be in construction .. . Seen with Duane, Bill, Jeff, Mike, and the rest of the gang . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the sports and the nutritious lunches . . . Football 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Track 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . F.F.A. Club 9, 11, 12 .. . Varsity Club 11, 12 . . . Office held: F.F.A. Club Vice-President 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: It's about time. Mary Jo Rohrbaugh (Marz or Jo).. . January 11, 1970 . . Career ambition is to become a cosmetologist . . . Seen with Jamey, Kim and Josh . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the great times I've had and my friends who were wild and crazy. . . . Band (Concert and Marching) 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . F.B.L.A. Club 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: Take advantage of the best years of your life, Roo! Michael Scott Rohrbaugh . . . October 29, 1970 . . . Career ambition is to be in the military . . . Seen with Doug, Jim, Duane, etc. . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the wild classes . . . And there weren't that many .. . Track 9 . . . Wrestling 10, 11, 12 . . . F.F.A. Club 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Student Council 12 . . . Office held: F.F.A. Sentinel 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: It's a jungle out there! Tina Jean Ruhlman (Teen) . . . July 14, 1970 . . . Seen with Howlen, Candy, Tammy and Amelia . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the wild times with my friends--Future Health Career Club 9,10,11,12 ... Bon Voyage Message: Have a good one! Damon Andrew Schoffstall . . . December 28, 1969 .. . Seen with Theresa, Joey, Mike and the rest . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for living for the weekends . . . Football 9 . . . Stage Crew 10, 11,12... Bon Voyage Message: The old ones speak of winter, the young ones praise the sun and time just slips away. — Ronnie James Dio Carol Lee Scholl (Giggs).. . June 30, 1970 . . . Career ambition is to strive for a degree of financial indepen- dence . . . Seen with just about anyone . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for Mr. Wagener's boring study halls. . . . Band (Marching) 10, 11 .. . Chorus 11, 12 .. . B-Club 10 . . . Yearbook Staff 12 . . . Swing Choir 11, 12 . Bon Voyage Message: Love's great gift cannot be given; it waits to be accepted. Jason Brooks Shank (Jason). .. January 20, 1970 ... Seen with whoever I’m with at the time . . . Will re- member B.S.H.S. for working for the B Club . . . Stage Crew 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: Don't feed the animals. Joe Howard Sheeley . .. February 28, 1970 ... Career ambition is to work at Rice Fruit Packing Co. ... Seen with Tim. Howlen, Dawn and Brian . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the good times in Vo. Ag. class . . . F.F.A. Club 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Tennis Club 11... Office held: F.F.A. Treasurer 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: You only have four years, so make use of it. Christopher Michael Sheffer (Chico). . . February 16, 1970 . . . Career ambition is to be a chef in his own restaurant . . . Seen with Mike, Jason, Damon, Kim and Theresa . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all after- noon study halls with Mike, Damon, Theresa and Kim. . . . Cross Country 11,12... Track 12 . .. Chorus 10, 11,12... Chorus (Madrigal) 10, 11, 12 ... Chorus (Musical) 12 . .. Intramurals 10 ... Press Club 11,12. . . Yearbook Staff 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: The dreams of youth are the nightmares of maturity. Michelle Marie Shenberger (Shell) . . . August 29, 1970 . . . Career ambition is Modern Dance . . . Seen with Tracy, Lori, Bert and some others . . . Will re- member B.S.H.S. for not learning too much. . . . Press Club 9 . . . Yearbook Staff 10, 12 . . . Writing Club 11.. . F.B.L.A. Club 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: The fool doth think he is wise, but the wise man knows himself to be a fool. —William Shakespeare Senior Directory 37 Jeffery Keith Showers (Jeffy) • • • March 15, 1969 . . . Career ambition is to be an excavator . . . Seen with Dew, Big Bill, Jason, Charlie, and the rest of the gang. . . Will remember B.S.M.S. for Coach McCollum and the good times in wrestling. .. . football 9, 10, 11 . . . Track 9,10 .. . Wrestling 9, 10,11,12 ... Varsity Club 11, 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: 1 wouldn't do it again if they paid me. Lisa Jean Shultz . . . February 5, 1970 . . . Seen with Janet, Tracy and friends . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for sleeping in study halls and being told to put my feet down. . . . Basketball 9, 12 . . . Track 11 . . . Chorus 9, 11, 12 . . . Intramurals 9 . .. Press Club 10, 12 . . . Writing Club 11 . . . Yearbook Staff 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: It's been real, it's been fun, but it ain't been real fun ' Jennifer Marie Slaven (Weiner or Jen).. . September 11,1970 ... Career ambition is to be a dental hygien- ist... Seen with Tam, Whiteman, Erica and the gang . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the wonderful school lunches, the band's swampland practice field, and the dingle-berry gang .. Basketball 9,10 ... Track 10 . . . Band (Concert and Marching) 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Chorus 9, 10 . .. Chorus (Musical) 10 ... B-Club 9, 10 . . . french Club 11, 12 . . . Yearbook Staff 12 . . . Offices held: Class Secretary 9 . . . french Club Trea- surer 11, 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: May your today be sunny and your tomorrows even brighter.'' David Duane Smith (Smitty or Doctor Dave) . . . Sep- tember 16, 1970 . . . Career ambition is to earn a doctorate in mathematics ... Seen with Shawn, Josh, Dan, Eric, Tony and Keith . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the teachers, who used their abilities to give the best gift of all—the gift of knowledge. . .. Band (Con- cert and Marching) 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Band (Musical) 10,11,12 ... Band (Jazz) 11, 12 ... Chorus 9,10,11, 12 . . . Chorus (Madrigal) 9, 10, 12 . . . Chorus (Musi- cal) 9 .. . Chess Club 9,10 . . . Chess Team 10,11,12 . . . Offices held: Band Vice-President 12 . . . Chorus Vice-President 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: Time and words can never be used over again. Use each wisely the first time around. Laura Josephine Smith (Smitty) .. . January 1,1968 . .. Seen with Molly, Wendy, and everybody else ... Will remember B.S.H.S. for the sports, and gym class only. . . . Basketball 9, 10, 11 . . . Track 10, 11 . . . F.H.A. Club 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Office held: f.B.L.A. Club President 11, 12 ... Bon Voyage Message: If you live through this place, you made it. Lisa Mae Smith (Smitty or Loodles)... July 13, 1970 . . . Seen with Paul, Tracy, Lulu and the rest of the f reddy fan Club .. . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the great friends I've made—including Mr. Wagener and the long train rides in Room 122. . . . Track (Manag- er) 10, 11 . . . Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Wrestling (Manager) 10, 11, 12 . . . B-Club 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Yearbook Staff 12 . . . Offices held: B-Club President 12 ... Class Secretary 12 ... Asst. Yearbook Editor 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: This is what dreams are made of. Tammy Lynn Spertzel (Tam)... December 30, 1969 . . . Career ambition is to become a legal assistant.. . Seen with Candy, Tina, Michelle, Tracy, Mike, Rober- ta, Crystal and others . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all those fun train rides in Accounting class and the wild and crazy times with my friends. . . . future Health Career Club 10, 11, 12 . . . Yearbook Staff 11, 12 . . . Offices held: future Health Career Club Trea- surer 10 ... future Health Career Club President 11 .. . Bon Voyage Message: See ya later and have fun.'' Gary Allen Stambaugh (Stumby or Knees)... June 1, 1970 . . . Career ambition is to become a mortician and have his own stiff collection . . . Seen with the freddy fan Club . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the best 11th grade English teacher (Miss Smith) in the atmosphere and the most boring Economics class ... Basketball 9, 10, 12 . . . Football 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Track 10, 11, 12 . . . f.f.A. Club 11 . . . Intramurals 9, 10.11.12 ... Stage Crew9, 10, 11, 12 . .. Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 . . . Tennis Club 10 . . . Bon Voyage Mes- sage: Catch ya later! (If you're lucky) Ann Janel Stockham (Blondie) . . . June 20, 1970 . . . Seen with Jack, fish, Tam, and anyone else . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the ultimate band and experi- ences shared with friends. . . . Band (Concert and Marching) 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . f.B.L.A. Club 12 . . . Office held: Band Librarian 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: What you think of yourself is much more important than what others think of you. —Seneca Colleen Renee Stough .. . April 8, 1970 ... Seen with Jamey, Angie, Mary, etc. . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the good times. ... f.H.A. Club 10, 11 ... f.B.L.A. Club 12 . . . Yearbook Staff 12 . . . Bon Voyage Mes- sage: Keep on rooing! Timothy David Thomas (Timmy T.). . . December 21, 1969 .. . Career ambition is to be a diesel mechanic .. . Seen with Bill, Gary, Tracey and Missy . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the sports and the leaking apple cider in Mr. Dixon's homeroom! . . . Basketball 9, 12 . . . football 9, 10, 11, 12 .. . Track 9, 11, 12 ... Intramurals 9 . . . Student Council 10 . .. Varsity Club 10.11.12 ... Bon Voyage Message: 1 went, 1 saw. I'm glad I'm out! Kimberly Ann Tyson (Kimmer) . . . November 21, 1969 . . . Seen with the freddy fan Club . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for translating Hier-Griffics, the Great White God, and having fun with all of my friends ... Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 . .. Softball 10, 11, 12 ... Volleyball 9,10, 11, 12 . .. Band (Concert and March- ing) 9, 10 . . . Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Chorus (Musical) 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Intramurals 9, 10, 11 . . . Student Council 10, 11, 12 . . . Varsity Club 12 . . . Yearbook Staff 11 . .. Tennis Club 11... Offices held: 38 Senior Directory Class Treasurer 9 . . . Class President 10, 11, 12 . . . Student Council Treasurer 11 . . . Student Council President 12 ... Varsity Club President 12 ... Volley- ball Captain 12 . . . Peer Counselor 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: ... tomorrow we will run faster, stretch out our arms farther . . . and one fine morning ... Michelle Jayne Weaver (Pepe or Skunk) . . . July 31, 1970 ... Career ambition is to become an administra- tor in the business field . . . Seen with Tina, Tammy, Tabi and everyone . . . Will remember B.S.h.S. for all the fun and good times, and trying to stay on the train in Accounting. . . . Cheerleading (Football and Wres- tling) 12 ... Cross Country 10 ... Field Hockey 11... Future Health Career Club 9,10,11,12... Press Club 12 . . . Yearbook Staff 11, 12 . . . Offices held: Press Club Treasurer 12 . . . Future Health Career Club Secretary and Treasurer 12 . .. Bon Voyage Message: 'Don't let life discourage you; everyone who got where he is had to begin where he was. —Richard L. Evans Jacqueline Joy Weigle (Brown eyes) . . . December 17, 1970 . . . Seen with Stockham, Scheivert, Fish, Trouser, Trout, my Trig, and Calc, buddies—Dave and Shawn . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for Mr. School ignoring the woodwind section for 4 years straight and all the names we called him during band camp, marching season because of it.... Band (Concert and Marching) 9, 10,11,12 . .. Future Health Career Club 11... F.B.L.A. Club 12 ... Office held: Band Librarian 10,11,12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: Believe me, Mr. Griffie is NOT retiring.'' Conrad Andrew Weiser (Rad) . . . March 18, 1970 . . . Career ambition is to be in engineering . . . Seen with Gremlin, Switchblade, Guito and Viper . . . Bon Voy- age Message: Just another brick in the wall.'' Michelle Marie Wentz (Stinky, Munchkin or Shell) . . . December 2, 1969 . . . Career ambition is to get married . . . Seen with Stinky, Cheetah, Lebes, Robin and other asylum escapees . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the things they didn't catch me doing and my stairwell to heaven . . . B-Club 9 . . . F.H.A. Club 10, 11, 12 . . . Office held: F.H.A. Club Treasurer 11 . . . Bon Voyage Message: Sometimes I wish I were a kid again; skinned knees are easier to fix than broken hearts. Tammy Louise West (Tam) . . . May 23, 1970 . . . Career ambition is to become a psychologist... Seen with Shane, Jenny, Angie, and all the gang . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the great friends, terrible lunches and lots of boring classes. . . . Basketball 9 . . . Volleyball 9 . . . Band (Marching) 10, 11, 12 . . . French Club 11, 12 . . . Intramurals 10 . . . Student Council 9,11, 12 ... Offices held: Class Secretary 10, 11 . . . French Club President 11 . . . Rifle Squad Co- Captain 11, 12 William Jay Wheeler (Bill)... May 16, 1969 ... Career ambition is to be in construction . . . Seen with Tim, Charlie, Dewy, and everyone else . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the football, weight room, and coaches. . . . Football 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Track 10, 11, 12 . . . Varsity Club 11, 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: I don't think this was necessary. John Douglas White (Whiteman) .. . August 5, 1969 . .. Career ambition is to become a carpenter ... Seen with Jenny, Duane, John, Paul, and the rest of the guys . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the good times in football, basketball, and track. . . . Basketball 9, 10, 11,12 ... Football 9,10,11,12 ... Track 9,10,11,12 . . . Band (Concert and Marching) 9, 10, 11 . . . Intra- murals 9, 10 . . . Varsity Club 11, 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: You only have four years; so do it up! Wendy Lou White . . . December 31, 1969 . . . Career ambition is to work with abused children . . . Seen with Molly, Anita, Laura, Rach, Robin, and whoever.. . Will remember B.S.H.S. for the good times with my friends and boring study halls. . . . F.B.L.A. Club 10, 11, 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: I'm glad it's finally over! Eric Vaughn Wickline (Wick) . . . February 7, 1970 . . . Career ambition is to become a carpenter . . . Seen with anyone around at the time . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for Mr. Wagener's Art class and our B.M.L. contending wrestling teams. . . . Football 11, 12 . . . Track 10, 12 .. . Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12 . .. Intramur- als 9, 10, 11 . . . Varsity Club 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: Good luck to future wrestling teams! Jennifer Michele Williams (Jen) . . . November 20, 1970 . . . Career ambition is to announce blue-light specials at Kmart... Seen with the Freddy Fan Club . . . Will remember B.S.H.S. for falling in ditches, matchmaking in Algebra II, understanding Mr. Grif- fie's classes, and just friends .... Basketball (statis- tician) 9, 10, 11 . . . Band (Marching) 9, 10, 11, 12 . .. B-Club 12 ... Press Club 9,10,11... Student Council 10 . . . Yearbook Staff 11, 12 . . . Offices held: Year- book Associate Editor 11 . . . Band Treasurer 12 . . . Rifle Squad Co-Captain 11, 12 . .. Yearbook Editor-in- Chief 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: May the forces of evil become confused on the way to your home. Molly Beth Wolfe . . . August 6, 1970 . . . Career ambition is to be a secretary and have a family . . . Seen with Laura, Wendy, Anita, Colleen and whoever else I talk to .. . Will remember B.S.H.S. for all the fun I had with my friends and being with them. . .. Cross Country (Manager) 10,11.. . Track (Manager) 10,11, 12 .. . Wrestling (Manager) 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . B-Club 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Bon Voyage Message: See ya later! Senior Directory 39 40 Underclassmen • Underclassmen 41 Juniors Juniors Juniors Class Advisers: Miss Maria Gogno and Mrs. MaryAnn Parlow. Class Officers: Amy March, Secretary; Mike Har- bold. President; Krystal Herman, Vice President; Beth Balek, Treasurer. Angie Acker Shawn Arnold Kevin Baker Randy Baker Beth Balek Jacob Bankert Mark Basore Ray Baugher Merrick Bechini Pam Becker Marci Bievenour Justin Black Tracie Bosserman Eric Boyer Steph Carroll D John Chupp � .-4. Jenny Cole Jeff Cooke Prudi Cookerly Tony Covert 42 Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Crystal Cramer Brian Deibler Jason Dennis Brenda Feagley Mike Floyd Patrick Foltz Ronald Frey Lisa Gearhart Kim Golden Kathie Grim Carl Grogan Stacy Gulden Mike Harbold Jon Harpster Eric Hebe i Jay Heebner Krystal Herman Angie Hinkle Mark Hinkle Kathy Hippensteel v Steve Hoak Chuck Ingram Jenny Inskip Maureen Kapper Don Kessel Donna Kirby Terry Kline Michele Klunk Larry Kuhn Becky Lane Juniors 43 Juniors Juniors Juniors Jerome Leathery Jennie Livelsberger Amy March Brandon Markle Shawn Markle Katerra Mathna Chris Mauk Craig Miller Joel Miller Roxanne Oliver Brian Oswald Kathy Poist Jodie Price Jim Railing Don Riley Tracy Rupert Linda Scott Mike Schreck Lisa Seaton Michelle Seville Steve Silsley LeeAnn Smith Wanda King, Steph Hoff, and Sabrina Wenschhof revel in camaraderie. 44 Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Shelley Smith Linda Smyers Eric Sowers Tony Covert smiles for the camera. Stacey Stup Rick Trimmer Sam VanKirk Michelle Wallen Misse Wallen Damion Wagner Mark Wantz Lori Weaver Ron Weidner Sabrina Wenschhof « i � . Craig West Christine Wheeler Bryan White Gere Wilhelm Jason Williams Brian Wolf Carol Wolf Joseph Yontz Juniors 45 Sophomores Sophomores Class Officers: Mike Brandt, President; Liz Slaven. Secretary; Wendy Wolf, Vice President; John Cashman, Treasurer. Class Advisers: Mr. Lawrence and Mr. Greenholt. Steven Ahlers Michelle Altland Eric Baker Tommy Balafoutas Jacqueline Basehore Daniel Baugher Judy Beard Kevin Beaverson Brian Becker Heather Becker Alexander Bergmann Anthony Biese Shelley Bitler Jeremy Black Angela Blevins Brendan Bloss Cathy Boose Michael Boyer Michael Brandt Beth Brillhart 46 Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Kathie Buohl Daniel Bupp Billy Caldwell John Cashman Brian Chew Richard Cook Julie Cramer Cathy Crouse Dawn Crowl Amy Davis Jody Day Keith Decker Ronald Decker Monica Dissinger Shannon Ensor ■ Jessica Ericksen David Evans Rhonda Feather Judy Eelts Angela Fisher Rachel Fohringer Scott Fohringer Shawn Forsythe Lewis Fowler Sophomores 47 Sophomores Sophomores Douglas Golden Tammy Griest Tracey Griffle Cary Gurreri Jeff Hawley Kathleen Heid Chris Memler Melissa Hess Rachel Hicks Monica Hinkle Peggy Holtzinger Lisa Hyde Sherri Kennedy Matthew King Steven King David Kramer Beth Kuhn Melanie Kuntz Jeremy Kutz Christy Landis 48 Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Laurie Larson Jode Lemmon Rhonda Little Cynthia Loder Jonathan Lower Michael Maysilles Ty McCauslin Wayne McClucas Tabitha Mcllwee David Meredith ■ Renee Mickey Kristi Mummert Amy Myers Patricia Myers Wendy Myers Jason Ohrum Brett Paxton Harry Peters Tara Petry Jody Poist Theresa Powers Britton Pyles Kelly Riley Sandra Ruppert Douglas Sager Dana Schoffstall Robby Sebright Dennis Seeley Jennifer Shank Kathi Sheaffer Sophomores 49 Sophomores Sophomores Monica's grin lights the halls. Beth, Monica, Kathy, and Britton gather at the lockers to chat before class. Molly Shellehamer Elizabeth Slaven Sherri Smith Todd Solomon Sally Spahr I Ann Spangler Robert Sponseller Matthew Staub Daniel Stremmel Matthew Swearman Melanie Swope Chris Tate Spencer Thomas David Thornton Michael Thornton Michael Tipler Tammy Topper Doris Trimmer Kristy Trimmer Daniel Trump 50 Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores David Trump Michael Wagner David Wallen Ray Walls Justin Whitacre Lee Wicker Lisa Widener Jack Williams Wendy Williams Becky Wolf Wendy Wolf John Yeagy Jacqui Basehore strikes a model's pose while taking a break from gym class. Sophomores 51 Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Class Officers: Mindy Hinkle, Secretary; Jared Mace, Treasurer; Andy Storm, President; Shawn Melson. Vice President. Class Adviser: Mr. Craig Coleman Chris Ahlers Cheri Altice Amy Anderson Deb Baker Larry Baker Shawn Baker Jim Beard Jamie Becker Micole Beinhaur Dave Blevins John Boose Chris Boyer Jennifer Boyer Amy Brodbeck Chris Brown ■ w Kristin Brunick Kevin Caldwell Wendy Cashman Dan Clapsadle Ron Copenhaver r ■KTW - T Nr'. ’’ 52 rreshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Roy Crowl Chris Cutting Jeff Davis Michelle Descheemaeker Cathy Dietel Heather Earp Pam Ensor Brent Evans Damon Eishel Shannon Forsythe y Curt Eriedline Angie Gardner Lloyd Gaugler Don Gearhart Steph Golden 4 Steph Grim Denton Guise Dori Haines Matt Harbaugh Trond Harman Mindy Hinkle Todd Hinkle Marsha Hurd Scott Jacobs Dan Keck Dana Keck Lisa Kennedy Shannon Kennedy Stacey Kennedy Dan Kern Ereshmen 53 Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Shannon Kessel Brian King Jim Kline John Kmetz Tobie Williams helps decorate the Freshman Class car at Homecoming. Julie Kroft Kevin Lane Yvonne Lease Kim Leathery Matt Leathery Troy Lehman Jessica Lemin Melisa Lerew Marguerite Levy Tony Little John Livelsberger Sam Martell Mary Matthews Carrie MauK Brian McCauslin Shannon McEvers Shawn Megonnell Sue Messinger Hope Miller Joey Miller 54 rreshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Jenna Meyers Jared Mace Pete Magel Amy Mavratil Robert Mavratil Michele Meiderer Jeff Melson Shawn Melson Dave Mewcomer Stacy Moel ■ Mike Peters Dwayne Pope Kirby Pottorff Lavonne Prosser Beth Quesinberry Rob Quyle Jasen Ramsey Mark Rawson Dan Reever Angie Richwine Something has caught Tracy Wolf s attention. Loretta Rodriguez Tony Rosenzweig Kathy Ruhlman Kerry Runk Preshmen 55 Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Brandy Shifflet and Michelle Smyth are caught while chang- ing classes. John Scott Shane Seeley John Shealer Cory Shellehamer Mike Shellehamer Brandy Shifflet Kevin Shue Pam Simmons Danielle Smith li' V, Jan Smith Tim Smith Jeff Smothers Ben Smyers Michelle Smyth Tammy Sponseller holly Staub 56 rreshmen Mindy Hinkle carries materials for a homecoming creation. Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Lori Therit Jack Thomas Kim Thornton Shelley Traxler Aaron Willard Amy Williams Tobie Williams Tim Wisner Tracy Wolf Bounnhang Xaymountry Jenny Young Chris Zink 57 Freshmen 58 Underclassmen tactenc£ 44 mea %ctct ic£ci44 Pte i tactenc 60 Activities A Winning Season Band Slates Record Scores The Bermudian Springs High School Eagle Band brought a resounding boom to the 1987 marching season. Under the student direction of Drum Major Jason Kutz, the Eagles proved that Bermudian Springs is not a small school to be shrugged off. The Eagles took first place in two of their four competitions—snagging special trophies in High Marching and Maneuvering, High Percussion, and High Music Execution at Susquenita's competition. At States, the Marching Eagles took fourth place out of the six bands competing with a record score of 81.85. Also at States, our band received the High General Effect Visual trophy. As the band wrapped up its marching season, they prepared fora trip with the chorus to Walt Disney World in Florida. The Band and Chorus were invited for a six-day trip over Thanksgiving vacation to participate in Magic Music Days. Several concerts were also presented through the year by the band, including musical presentations celebrating Christmas and Spring. 1987 EAGLE MARCHING BAND Jason Kutz, Drum Major, led the Eagle band to victory. Executive Council: (Kneeling) Jackie Weigle, Librarian; Shawn Eyster, Secre- tary; Dave Smith, Vice President; Ann StocKham, Librarian, (standing) Jen Williams. Treasurer; Mike Schreck. Junior Representative; Jason Kutz, Presi- dent; Mike Maysilles, Sophomore Representative; Josh Miller, Senior Representative. Brass: (sitting) Tony Rosenzweig, Jenny Slaven, Dan Bahn, Brad Dubs, Dave Smith, Dan Beaver, Shawn Eyster, Kyle Taylor, Matt harbaugh. (Kneeling) Mike Wagner, Tony Little, Mike Peters, Dwayne Pope, Chris Wheeler, Stacey Kennedy, Monica Dissinger, Julie Kroft, Trond Harman, Chris Tate, Jeremy Kutz, Chris Cutting, (standing) Lee Wicker, Mike Schreck, Jeff Cooke, Steve King, Dan Stremmel, Tony Covert, Renee Mickey, Liz Slaven, Aldona Stremmel, Steve Myers, Matt Swearman, Eric Boyer, Chris Mauk, Mike Maysilles, Britton Pyles. Woodwinds: (sitting) Chris Boyer, Heather Earp, Lavonne Prosser, Jenny Boyer, Michelle Descheemaeker, Jessica Lemin, Beth Quesinberry, Brent Evans, (kneeling) Kathi Sheaffer, Stacey Stup, Ann Stockham, Jackie Weigle, Carol Kirby, Karen Murphy, Linda Smyers, Kristi Mummert, Tracey Griffle. (standing) Jode Lemmon, Jacqui Basehore, Angie Eisher, Michelle Wallen, Tracie Bosserman, Tammy Scheivert, Roxanne Oliver, Peggy Holtzinger, Amy Myers. Percussion: (kneeling) Jason Ohrum, Tara Petry, Danielle Smith, Damion Wagner, Krystal Herman, Dave Wallen, (standing) Kevin Shue, Doug Sager, Wendy Myers. Mike Stehley, Josh Miller. 63 Seniors: (Kneeling) Mary Rohrbaugh, Tammy West, Tricia Heid, Tracey Myers, Jason Kutz, Kim Miller, Angie Reynolds, Jen Williams, Jamey Fraker. (standing) Jenny Slaven, Karen Murphy, Jackie Weigle, Ann Stockham, Dan Beaver, Dan Bahn, Brad Dubs, Dave Smith, Shawn Eyster, Carol Kirby, Josh Miller. Rifles: Judy Beard, Tammy West, Melanie Kuntz, Jen Williams, Micki Seville. Swing Flags: (sitting) Tricia Heid, Kim Miller. Angie Reynolds, Tracey Myers, (kneeling) Ann Spangler, Kristy Trimmer. Mindy Hinkle, (standing) Tobie Williams, Patty Myers. 64 Silks: (sitting) Missie Lerew. Amy Mavra til, Genny Clicker, Brenda Ceagley, Becky Lane, (standing-front row) Jennie Livelsberger, Wendy Cashman, Wanda King, Shelley Traxler, Mary Rohrbaugh. (standing-back row) Steph Grim, Cheri Altice, Tracey Wolf, Sherri Kennedy, Micole Beinhaur, Jamey Craker. Band 65 Magic Music Days Band St Chorus Go To Florida The Senior High Band and Chorus received a Christ- mas present a month early this year. Over Thanksgiv- ing vacation 132 students, 13 chaperones, and 47 par- ents boarded five charter buses to travel to Florida to perform in Walt Disney World's Magic Music Days. The excitement of the students the morning they left was equal to that of fans viewing a sporting event. It was cold on Wednesday, Movember 25, but no one could wait until they could get out of their sweats and into their summer clothing. Riding a bus for twenty- two hours was a new experience for most, but time was passed by playing games, listening to music, talking, and trying to sleep—but to no avail. The band and chorus arrived in Orlando, Florida ear- ly Thanksgiving morning. The beautiful summer-like day was spent at River Country, a water park adjacent to The Magic Kingdom. That evening they had an un- forgettable Thanksgiving dinner. After finally getting a good night's sleep at a Kissim- mee motel, the band and chorus left on Friday morn- ing for Walt Disney World. Preceding Disney's ’The All America Parade at 3:00 p.m., the Eagle Marching Band paraded down Main Street U.S.A. (lined with ap- proximately 65,000 tourists) with three other compet- ing bands from Indiana and Michigan. For the remain- der of the day, the group spent enjoying the Disney magic offered in Walt Disney World. Friday night be- fore they were ferried back to the buses, the band and chorus watched an electro-synthemagnetic musical light parade and fireworks over Cinderella's Castle. Saturday, November 28, was a busy day for both the band and chorus at Epcot Center. In the morning the Eagle Band marched through Epcot Center and then performed part of their 1987 field show at Showcase Plaza. The band set the stage for the performance of the chorus later that afternoon at 3 p.m. The chorus performed eight numbers (patriotic and Christmas) in Showcase Plaza enduring the 90 degree temperature. Three of the many highlights of their stay at Epcot Center were the gigantic golf ball, Michael Jack- son's Captain E-O 3-D movie, and a laser light show choreographed to symphonic music, dancing foun- tains, and fireworks. After the spectacular aerial show, the weary students were ready for another good night's rest. The next day, Sunday, was the last day spent in Florida before the trip home. The students were al- lowed to go to The Magic Kingdom or Epcot Center. The remaining day was too short. Everyone was trying to find time for the attractions they missed, such as rides, concession stands and souvenir shops, or just picture-taking. After an exhausting but highly enjoyable weekend, the buses were boarded for the ride home around 6:15 p.m. Layers of clothing were donned as the buses moved north for the 22-hour trip back. The five buses stuffed with Disney memorabilia ar- rived back at the high school about 4:00 p.m. Monday. Everyone was ready to get home and relax. The overall consensus was that the trip was worth the summer-long fundraisers and months of practice, but went by too fast. The everlasting memories created were recorded via film and sou- venirs. This memorable trip was made possible through the hard work of many faculty members, chaperones, parents, and invaluable community support along the way. 66 Florida A Talented Group Chorus Performs At Disney World Much anticipation and excitement was found in the Senior Chorus this year. The ninety-eight member chorus had a busy schedule. On November 21, our chorus hosted and per- formed at the Adams County Chorus Festival. Another highlight of this year was the chorus traveling to Florida over Thanksgiving. The Chorus left November 25 and returned Novem- ber 30. While in Florida, they performed at Walt Disney's Epcot Center's Showcase Plaza. The trip was made possible through several fund- raisers—such as, hoagie and barbecue chick- en sales, car washes, bake sales, donations, and a lot of hard work. Amidst all of this, the Chorus still found time to practice and perform for the Annual Christ- mas Concert on December 13. Another highlight of the year was the presen- tation of the Eighth Annual Spring Musical. From January to March the Chorus was busy getting ready to perform My Fair Lady.” It debuted on March 24 and continued through March 26, 1988. Then to end the busy year, the curtain closed on the Spring Concert on May 14, 1988. This was the last chance the seniors had to show their talents with the senior solos and the rec- ognition of the senior chorus members. The chorus' success is owed to the choral director, Mrs. Jane Johnston. Under her direc- tion, the chorus continues to excel in their talents. ______ Madrigals: (Bottom Row) Chris Boyer, Mindy Hinkle. Tony Covert, Eric Boyer, Shawn Eyster, Mike Floyd, Kim Miller, Tricia Heid. (Row 2) Kristy Trimmer, Tabi Mcllwee, Krystal Herman, Renee Mickey, Matt Swearman. Dan Beaver, Steve King, Mike Peters, Mike Schreck, Mike Maysilles, Chris Sheffer. Chris Tate, Mary Rohrbaugh. Ann Spangler, Melanie Kuntz. Monica Dissinger. (Top Row) Missy Basehore, Tara Petry, Dave Smith, Doug Sager, Jason Kutz, Jeff Cooke, Kathi Sheaffer, Steph Owens. 68 Chorus Seniors: (Bottom Row) Candy Hoover, Jamie Bartlett, Kim Tyson, Carol Kirby. Tricia Heid, Tanya Harbold, Kim Miller. (Row 2) Amelia Bigler, Shawn Eyster, Dave Smith, Dan Beaver, Tracy Bupp. (Top Row) Missy Basehore, Dan Bahn, Chris Sheffer, Jason Kutz, Josh Miller, Mary Rohrbaugh, Steph Owens. u i t ■, } t t •‘ViViVvM } I1 Senior Chorus: (Bottom Row) Tobie Williams, Amy Anderson, Mindy Hinkle, Shelley Traxler. Jennie Livelsberger, Kristy Trimmer, Steve King, Tony Covert, Mike Peters, Dan Beaver, Eric Boyer. Kim Tyson, Ann Spangler, Tanya Harbold, Mary Rohrbaugh, Jamie Bartlett, Tricia Heid, Kim Miller, Amy Williams, Betty Klingler. (Row 2) Chris Boyer, Wendy Myers. Angie Eisher. Tammy Scheivert, Krystal Merman. Beth Balek, Tracy Rupert, Monica Hinkle, Beth Kuhn, Matt Swearman, Steve Myers, Jack Williams, Jason Williams, Lee Wicker, Josh Miller, Monica Dissinger, Sherri Kennedy, Amy Brodbeck, Wendy Cashman. Lisa Gearhart. Misse Wallen. Jodie Price. (Row 3) Stacy Stup, Danielle Smith. Candy Hoover, Marci Bievenour, Kathy Reever. Tabi MclLwee, Tara Petry, Renee Mickey. Tony Rosenzweig, Shawn Eyster, Dave Smith, Chris Sheffer, Dan Bahn, Todd Hinkle, Kyle Taylor, Chris Tate, Melanie Kuntz, Beth Quesinberry, Steph Grim, Steph Carroll. Stacy Gulden, Donna Kirby, Carol Kirby. (Top Row) Linda Smyers. Amelia Bigler. Tracie Bosserman, Amy Myers, Angie Acker, Julie Cramer, Carrie Mauk, Missy Basehore, Doug Sager, Britton Pyles, Jason Kutz. Jeff Cooke. Mike Schreck. Mike Maysilles, Justin Whitacre, Mike Eloyd, Shawn Nelson, Stacey Kennedy. Tracy Wolf. Kathi Sheaffer. Roxanne Oliver, Kathleen Heid, Beth Brillhart, Steph Owens. Chorus 69 Tenors: (Bottom Row) Steve King, Tony Covert, Eric Boyer. (Row 2) Steve Myers, Jason Williams. (Top Row) Jack Williams, Matt Swearman, Dan Beaver. Sopranos: (Bottom Row) Tobie Williams, Amy Anderson, Mindy hinkle, Shelley Traxler, Jennie Livelsberger, Kristy Trimmer. (Row 2) Chris Boyer, Wendy Myers, Angie Eisher. Tammy Scheivert, Krystal Merman, Beth Balek, Tracy Rupert. Monica Minkle, Beth Kuhn. (Row 3) Stacey Stup, Danielle Smith, Candy Hoover. Marci Bievenour, Kathy Reever, Tabi Mcllwee, Tara Petry, Renee Mickey. (Top Row) Linda Smyers, Amelia Bigler, Trade Bosserman, Amy Myers, Julie Cramer, Carrie Mauk, Angie Acker, Missy Basehore. 70 Chorus Basses: (Bottom Row) Shawn Nelson, Kyle Taylor, Mike Peters, Todd Hinkle, Josh Miller, Lee Wicker. (Row 2) Tony Rosenzweig, Shawn Cyster, Dave Smith, Chris Sheffer, Dan Bahn, Chris Tate, Mike Ployd. (Top Row) Doug Sager, Britton Pyles. Jason Kutz, Jeff Cooke. Mike Schreck, Mike Maysilles, Justin Whitacre. Altos (Bottom Row) Monica Dissinger, Ann Spangler. Tanya Harbold, Mary Rohrbaugh, Jamie Bartlett, Tricia Heid, Kim Miller, Amy Williams, Betty Klingler. (Row 2) Melanie Kuntz, Sherri Kennedy, Amy Brodbeck, Wendy Cashman, Lisa Gearhart, Misse Wallen, Jodie Price. (Row 3) Stacey Kennedy, Beth Quesinberry, Steph Grim, Steph Carroll, Stacy Gulden, Donna Kirby, Carol Kirby. Steph Owens. (Top Row) Kim Tyson, Tracy Wolf, Kathi Sheaffer, Tracy Bupp, Roxanne Oliver, Kathleen Heid, Beth Brillhart. Chorus 71 (bottom row) Molly Wolfe. Amy Williams, Tobie Williams, Prudi Cookerly, Katerra Mathna, Holly Shellehamer, Melanie Swope, (second row) Chris Brown, Shelley Traxler, Chris Boyer, Jenny Boyer, Crystal Decker, Errika Psimopoulou, Stephanie Grim, Wendy Cashman, Rachel Micks, (third row) Tracy Wolf, Sherri Kennedy. Julie Cramer, Liz Slaven, Kathie Buohl, Patty Myers, Sherri Smith. Kathleen Heid, Beth Brillhart, Angie Blevins, Tracey Griffie. (top row) Jen Williams, Jode Lemmon, Tracy Dorsey, Lisa Smith, Paul Buohl, Gary Stambaugh, Jason Shank, Dana Schoffstall, Amy Davis, Shelly Decker. B-Club The B Club is an important part of the school's athletic program. They provide the fans of home sporting events with snacks and refreshments. They sponsor all Parents' Day functions and buy the B.M.L. and District Champion- ship gymnasium banners. The B Club is under the leadership of Mr. Lloyd Wagener. Intramural Intramurals provide activities for those students interested in more recreation at school than just phys- ical education class. Students sign up for a different sport each marking period. Mr. Jackson Grim, Mrs. Susan Powell, and Mr. Donald Dixon enjoy organizing, supervis- ing, and participating in the seasonal sports offered. (Bottom Row) Shawn McGonnell, Jacqui Basehore, Tim Thomas, Gary Stambaugh, Paul Buohl, Craig Hinkle, John White, Shawn Nelson, Denton Guise. (Row 2) Chris Ahlers, Jeff Nelson, Eric Baker, Jeremy Kutz, Tom Balafoutas, Jared Nace, John Kmetz, Shannon McEvers, Shannon Ensor. (Row 3) Mark Rawson, Shawn Forsythe, Rick Trimmer, Don Kessel, Cary Gurreri, Victor Garcia, Pete Nagel, Kevin Beaverson, Chris Mauk, Dave Kramer, Joey Miller. (Top Row) Jamie Railing, Craig Sibert, Jason Dennis, Sean Kennedy, Ron Decker, Dave Gilbert, Britton Pyles, Dan Kern, James Kline, Pat Foltz. 72 Clubs (Bottom Row) Matt Leathery, Carl Grogan. Cary Gurreri, Brian Becker, Mike Tipler, Chris Leber, Janet Ludwig, Dave Meredith, Joseph Yontz. Cathy Boose, John Scott, Scott Jacobs. (Row 2) Shawn Arnold, Jim Bly, Jerome Leathery, Bryan White, Brian Deibler. Curt rriedline. Roy Crowl, Cory Shellehamer, John Boose, Jim Beard. Dan Keck. (Row 3) Phil Stoltz. Victor Garcia. Dan Baugher. Dennis Seeley, Matt Staub, Jason Arndt, Ray Baugher. Howlen Pottorf. Joe Sheeley, Bob Powers, Jake Bankert, Mike Shellehamer, Jeff Davis. (Top Row) Tim Wisner, Brad Wolf, Ron Weidner, Dave Thornton, Bob Navratil. Tim Myers, Brian Cooley, Joe Eckenrode, Kirby Pottorf, Troy Byers, Dana Keck. Ken Pottorf. The Future Farmers of America (FFA) is a club organized to better prepare students interested in entering the field of agriculture. The FFA club is under the co-supervi- sion of Mr. John Wardle and Mr. Mark Laub. The FFA assists in the direction of community services, leadership training conferences, fundraising, and many other areas, including state and national activities. (bottom row) Shannon Kessel, Sally Spahr, Tabi Mcllwee, Roberta Powers, Tracy Lockamy. (second row) Tammy Scheivert, Angie Fisher, Michelle Shenberger, Mope Miller, Amy Mavratil, Rachel Eoh- ringer. Colleen Stough. (top row) Jackie Weigle, Ann Stockham, Jamey Eraker. Mary Rohrbaugh, Shannon Kennedy, Marsha Hurd, Stacey Kennedy, Wendy White, Tammy Griest. FBLA The Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) meet together under the direction of Mrs. Connie Tate to learn of the careers in the business field. They participate in various services for the school and com- munity, including fun- draisers and answer- ing elementary school letters to Santa. They attend conferences and workshops on the regional and national level. Clubs 73 (bottom row) Genny dicker, Linda Scott, Becky Lane, Kim Golden, Stacey Gulden, (second row) Tammy Sponseller. Kathy Hippen- steel, Tammy Topper, Buffy Caldwell, Rhonda Feather, Kelly Riley, Heather Becker, Kerry Runk, Pam Ensor. (third row) Michelle Seville, Cathy Crouse, Cindy Loder. Missy Friedline, Jessica Ericksen, Wanda King, Michelle Wentz. Robin Decker. Holly Staub, Stephanie Golden, (top row) Lori Therit, Michelle Niederer, Missy Klunk. Lisa Widener. Sheila Dietrich, Dawn Crowl, Missy Hess, Donna Kirby, Crystal McLaughlin. Kim Thornton, Jamie Becker. The Future homemakers of America (FHA) is organized by Mrs. Sabina Penna- 'p'l-l baker. FHA is very busy helping with many community activities, such as visiting and ■ 1decorating the Brethren Home. Mrs. Pennabaker sharpens skills and establishes a base of homemaking in all of her interested club members. FHC The Future health CareerClub (FHC), un- der the direction of Mrs. Marjorie Eichel- berger, gives club members the oppor- tunity to explore many different ca- reers in the health field through presen- tations and speakers. Each year they partici- pate in the Health Ca- reer Day at York Hos- pital, which enables each member to re- ceive an indepth study of the particular field in which she is interested. (bottom row) Stacey Stup, Linda Smyers, Tammy Gruver. Karen Murphy, Shelley Peeters, Wendy Bowers, Jenny Shank. Rhonda Little. Jody Day. (second row) Candy Hoover, Tina Ruhlman, Lisa Seaton, Tammy Shank, Roxanne Oliver, Brandy Shifflet, Michelle Smyth, Kristin Brunick, Carol Kirby, (top row) Amy March, Ronda Arnsberger. Amelia Bigler. Marci Bievenour, Tracie Bosserman, Michelle Wallen. Tammy Spertzel, Judy Felts, Missy Myers. 74 Clubs (bottom row) Damion Wagner. Wendy Myers. Melanie Kuntz, Josh Miller. Tara Petry, Jason Ohrum. Dave Wallen, Michael Peters, (second row) Kristi Mummert. Beth Quesinberry. Jason Kutz. Jeff Hawley, Jessica Lemin. (third row) Dwayne Pope. Tony Covert, Matt Swearman, Dave Smith, Tony Little, (top row) Mike Schreck, Dan Bahn, Mike Maysilles. Shawn Eyster. Brad Dubs. Monica Dissinger, Tony Rosenzweig. Lee Wicker. The Jazz Band consists of exceptional musicians who meet during club peri- ods to produce concerts for competition. Bermudian's Jazz Band has become recognized as a leading Jazz music talent. Each year the Eagle Jazz Band hosts its own Annual Jazz Festival in the spring. Jazz Band (bottom row) John Chupp. Tammy West. Jenny Slaven. Merrick Bechini. (second row) Missy Lerew. Becky Wolf. Carrie Mauk, Aldona Stremmel, Matt Harbaugh. Marguerite Levy, (third row) Eric Gilbert. Lisa Hyde, Loretta Rodriguez. Stacy Noel, Kim Leathery, Lisa Kennedy, Angie Richwine. (top row) Angie Gardner, Mike Eloyd, Yvonne Lease, Sam VanKirk. Jenna Myers, Heather Earp, Ron Prey. French Club The French Club is under the advi- sery of Mrs. Farlow. The goal of the club is to promote the interest of France and other French- speaking countries. Each year the club takes a field trip which is mainly funded by candy sales. During club peri- ods, members ex- plore French cul- ture through foods, films, and recordings. Clubs 75 Swing Choir The Swing Choir is under the direction of Mrs. Jane Johnson. These club mem- bers produce choreographed numbers and perform at the Senior Chorus concerts and area talent shows. Though small in number, this group is big in talent. (bottom row) Kristy Trimmer, Krystal Merman, (top row) Ann Spangler, Jennie Livelsberger. (bottom row) Sandy Dietel, Becky Lane, Audra Gaines, (second row) Amy Anderson, Jenny Young, Amy Brodbeck, Kathi Sheaffer. Peggy Moltzinger. (third row) Nicole Beinhaur, Kathy Reever. Mindy Hinkle, Jamey Praker, Michelle Altland. Shelley Bitter, (fourth row) Amy Myers, Cheri Altice, Angie Acker, Spencer Thomas, Wendy Wolf, (top row) Jon Harpster, Chris Sheffer, Press Club If you happen to stop by Room 223 during the activ- ity period, don't be sur- prised to find students writ- ing articles or finishing paste ups for the next issue of the school newspaper. The Eagle Eye. The Press Club utilizes its club time to assist the journalism class in producing the school newspaper. The members of the Press Club are advised by Mrs. Joan Wolf and contin- ue to support their school through their efforts to pro- duce a quality newspaper. Sean Kennedy, Paul Buohl, Gary Stambaugh. 76 Clubs (bottom row) Lisa Gearhart, Misse Wallen, (second row) Mike Harbold, Steve King, Steve Myers, John Sarver. (top row) Shane Seeley, Conrad Weiser, Jeff Cooke, Steve Ahlers, Alfred Shupp. Chess Club The Chess Club is under the direction of Mr. Vincent Kowalski. The members of the club meet in the relaxing atmosphere of the library, where they concentrate on sharpen- ing their chess skills. Several of the club members go on to become part of the Chess Team, where they compete against other area high schools. Astronomy Club The Astronomy Club is under the direc- tion of Mr. Frank Geist. The club this year consists of two members. These two are able to widen their knowledge of the gal- axy during each club activity. Eric Boyer, Stephanie Owens. Clubs 77 Varsity Club The Varsity Club is advised by Coach Da- vid Dries. The mem- bers of the club con- sist of the athletes that have received their varsity letter. The club is responsi- ble for the determin- ing of the female and male athletes-of-the- year, and presenting trophies to them dur- ing the Athlete Awards Assembly at the end of the school year. (Bottom Row) Wendy Boyer, Tracey Myers. (Row 2) Angie Hinkle. Carol Wolf. Tricia Heid, Kim Miller, Kim Tyson, Paul Buohl, Gary Stambaugh. Rick Eisenhart. Craig Miller. Eric Hebe, Steve Hoak, Craig West, Eric Sowers, Eric Wickline. (Row 3) Mike Brandt. John White, Tim Thomas, Bill Wheeler, Jenny Inskip. Shelley Smith, Missy Basehore, Lori Weaver, Beth Balek. Angie Reynolds, Angie Balek. (Top Row) Craig Hinkle. Kevin Baker. Don Chupp. John Peters, Kathy Poist, Beth Kuhn, Monica Hinkle. (Bottom Row) Paul Buohl, Craig Hinkle. Eric Hebe, Mike Starner, Steve Hoak. (Top Row) Damon Schoffstall, Mike Floyd, Gary Stambaugh. Eric Sowers, Todd Hinkle. Stage Crew The Stage Crew consists of many energetic, hardworking students willing to put in long hours to make the numerous district-wide assemblies, con- certs, and spring musical possi- ble. These club members, under the direction of Mr. Lloyd Wa- gener, are very much essential to the production of all school presentations. 78 Clubs The 1988 Production A Look Behind The Scenes It has been my pleasure this year to work with such a large and diverse yearbook staff. It has been a year of hassles—damaged film, delayed photographs, and pressing deadlines, but the dedica- tion of the staff pulled the 1988 Eagle yearbook through the tough times. I would especially like to thank the following people for their hard work and devoted time: Missy Basehore, Nathan Stoner, and Don Chupp. Their talents and willingness to take on responsibility creat- ed a great support system and wonderful leadership for the rest of the staff. I wish the best of luck to Misse Wallen and Lisa Gearhart, future co-editors of the 1989 Eagle, and the yearbook staffs to come. Jen Williams Editor-In-Chief, 1988 Eagle Jen Williams. Editor-In-Chief. 1988 Eagle Yearbook Staff. Wendy Boyer and Lisa Smith, Assistant Editors. Miss Smith, our fearless adviser. 80 Yearbook Staff Layout Staff: (bottom row) Sherri Smith, Jenny Inskip, Shelley Smith, Colleen Stough, Prudi Cookerly. (row 2) Jenny Slaven, Wendy Bowers, Chris Sheffer, Jamey Praker, Jamie Bartlett, Michelle Shenberger. (top row) Nathan Stoner, Don Chupp, Gary Stambaugh, Paul Buohl, Ron Arnsberger. Literary Staff: (bottom row) Sherri Smith, Tanya Harbold, Misse Wallen, (row 2) Shelley Smith, Amy March, (top row) Jenny Inskip. Photography Staff: (bottom row) Angie Balek, Shelley Decker, (top row) Chris Sheffer, Teresa Gladfelter, Ron Arnsberger. Yearbook Staff 81 (top left) Sports Staff: (bottom row) Missy Basehore (Sports Editor), (row 2) Nathan Stoner. Chris Sheffer. (top row) Don Chupp. Gary Stambaugh, Paul Buohl. (top right) Eric frowns in concentration as he maneuvers a cropper over a photograph. (above) A typical yearbook meeting: each of the creative staff members poses for a shot. 82 Yearbook Staff (top left) Lisa and Sherri demonstrate the use of the photo-fit. (top right) Crystal smiles for the camera as she chooses pictures for a layout. (bottom left) Nathan blocks in a design for the Underclassmen section. (bottom right) Eric and Nathan teach Tanya about the uplifting experience of a yearbook. Yearbook Staff 83 Ruling The Days Council Of Student Government Within the walls of Bermudian Springs High School there is a group of students who form the frame of student govern- ment. The Bermudian Springs Student Council includes class officers, elected class representatives, and a representa- tive from each homeroom. By sponsoring various activities throughout the year. Student Council strives to improve the at- mosphere of the school. October brought Homecoming, and Stu- dent Council sponsored the annual festivi- ties: Spirit Week, class poster and car dec- orating contests, the Homecoming parades. Queen contest, and dance. When the Christmas holidays rolled around, the council sponsored a Christ- mas dance and a candy cane sale. Valen- tine's Day was celebrated with a dance and the crowning of the Sweetheart Queen and Princesses. With the coming of Spring, Student Council was submerged into a flurry of activities. Teacher Appreciation Week was celebrated in March, as well as a Volley- ball-a-thon which benefited St. Judes Hos- pital. B. S. H. S. students and members of the community donated blood to the American Red Cross Bloodmibile in April. Enrichment Week, five days full of assem- blies including a talent show and Camfel, a three screen movie, took place in May. Student Council makes a tremendous effort to raise school spirit and enrich stu- dent life. Officers: (front row) Wendy Boyer, Treasurer; Kim Tyson, President, (back row) Tracey Myers, Vice President; John Peters, Secretary; Shelley Smith, Historian. Student Council: (bottom row) Mike Brandt. John Peters, Craig Hinkle, (row 2) Laurie Larson, Tracey Myers, Wendy Boyer, Ann Spangler, (row 3) Beth Quesinberry, Wendy Wolf, Tammy West, Kim Tyson, Missy Basehore, Lori Weaver, Beth Balek, Melanie Kuntz. (top row) Jacqui Basehore. Harry Peters. Shelley Smith, Mike Harbold, Jenny Inskip, Craig West, Amy March. 84 Student Council looBnae ' . THf 66 TT ■c m £ H W t; i m vm tnrnirji rfAffAGffftPH Fft I 87 88 Sports Respected In The BML Bermudian Achieves Its Goal John White Go get 'em guysl Dean Green Paul Buohl Tim Thomas Bill Wheeler (captain) 90 Football (Bottom Row) Gary Stambaugh, Rick Eisenhart, Damon Schoffstall, Craig Hinkle, John White, Tim Thomas, Bill Wheeler, Duane Myers, Charlie Rohrbaugh, Greg Byers. (Row 2) Sherri Smith (trainer), Carl Grogan, Brian Wolf, Craig Miller, Eric Hebe, Craig West, Eric Wickline, Howlen Pottorff, Dean Green, Paul Buohl, Prudi Cookerly (trainer). (Row 3) Jamie Bartlett (trainer), Mark Hinkle, Mike Harbold, Steve Hoak, Eric Sowers, Brian Oswald, Steve Silsley, Brandon Markle. Justin Whitacre. Mike Brandt. Jon Lower, Jenny Inskip (trainer). (Row 4) Jake Bankert, Ron Decker, Matt King, Tony Biese, Mike Thornton, Alex Bergmann, Bob Sponseller, Harry Peters, Scott Pohringer, Shawn Markle (manager). (Top Row) Coaches: Dale Heineman, Russ Greenholt. Dave Dries, Doug Tosten, John Goff. Respect in the B.M.L. was the goal this year for the Varsity football team. Led by Mead Coach, Dave Dries, the team started during the summer preparing for the up-coming season by conditioning and lifting weights. The squad, although they had a rocky start, was never outmatched by any opponent. The team battled and never gave up. Because of this, the record of 4-5-1 regained Bermu- dian's respect in the B.M.L. as a tough, hard-hitting football team. The highlight of the season was the come-from-behind victory against Biglerville at home. Through the hard work and dedication of this year's seniors, a strong founda- tion has been set for the underclassmen who will lead the team onto victory next year. Howlen Pottorff Greg Byers Duane Myers (Captain) Gary Stambaugh Craig Hinkle Charlie Rohrbaugh rootball 91 Cagles looking for the action. Cagles anxiously await the catch. Steve makes room for John. Heads upl Paul goes for a sack. John watches the Craig punts for the Cagles, action. 92 Cootball Cagle defense crunches the opposition. Cagles gang up on Indians. Mike looking for a Oswald blocks an Indian. Get psyched. Timl receiver Linemen show no mercy. freshmen football: (Row 1) Brent Cvans. John Shealer, Tim Smith, Todd Hinkle. John Scott, Dan Kern, Matt Harbaugh. (Row 2) Mark Rawson, Alex Ramos, Jeff Melson, Jan Smith, Ron Copenhaver, David newcomer. (Row 3) Coach Coleman, Phil Stoltz, Bobby navratil, Jared nace, Chris Ahlers, Shawn nelson. Shannon forsythe, Kyle Taylor, Coach McCollum. football 93 Eagle Spirit Award Winning Squad (bottom row) Monica Hinkle, Angie Balek, Tracy Rupert, (middle row) Angie Hinkle, Carol Wolf, Michelle Weaver, (top row) Theresa Cladfelter. A new level of fantastic Eagle spirit was achieved this year through the efforts of our football cheerleaders. These girls demonstrated amazing school spirit throughout the football season. Tor four days in August, the girls attended the National Cheerlead- er's Association Superstar Camp at Millersville University. The squad was awarded two superior ribbons and two excellent ribbons for their performances of cheers, sideline chants, jumps, and pyramids. They also received a Spirit Stick award for outstanding school and squad spirit. The cheerleaders are credited with planning some of the most exciting pep rallies that Bermudian has ever seen. Theresa Gladfelter Angie Balek. Co-Captain Michelle Weaver 94 Cheerleading Eagle Runners A Season Of Experience Cagles fly together. GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: (sitting) Monica Hinkle, Kathy Foist, Jenni Shank, (kneeling) Beth Kuhn, Tricia Heid. This year's Boys Cross-Country Team, under Coach Laub, consisted of four first-year starters and five veterans. The two seniors, Don Chupp and Chris Sheffer, and junior captain, Kevin Baker led the way with their skill and experience. The Girls Cross-Country Team included only one senior, Tricia Heid, in a squad of six. The girl runners included only one returning letterman. These two young squads earned valuable experience under the eye of dedicated leadership. The new Eagle runners promise a bright future for B.S.H.S. Cross Country. Senior Tricia Heid Jenni fights for the lead, as Tricia and Jessica follow. Beth Is challenged by a Rocket. 96 Cross Country t BOYS CROSS COUriTRY TEAM: (kneeling) Lee Wicker, Steve Myers, Mike Wagner, (standing) Mike Floyd, Chris Shefifer, Kevin Baker, Nathan Stoner. (Missing: Jon Chupp, Don Chupp). Mike's experience shows his form. Cagles close in. Seniors: Chris Sheffer, Don Chupp (missing). Track work pays off. Shawn breaks up the pack. District Champions Ranked Third In State (Row 1) Lisa Smith, Missy Basehore, Kim Tyson, Wendy Boyer. (Row 2) Jodie Price, Lori Weaver, Beth Balek, Kathie Grim, Angie Acker, Crystal Cramer, Lee Ann Smith, Coach Grim. (Row 3) Coach Spertzel, Renee Mickey, Melanie Kuntz, Dana Schoffstall, Kathie Buohl, Patty Myers, Jacqui Basehore, Ann Spangler, Laurie Larson. Holly Shellehamer, Tammy Griest, Julie Cramer, Coach Good. Teamwork, commitment, and intensity made it possible for the Lady Eagles Volleyball Squad to have a very successful season under Head Coach Robert Spertzel. They were very competitive in the B.M.L. ending up with 10 wins and two losses. They were second to De- lone Catholic. However, they got revenge when they beat Delone Catholic for the first time, during District III Playoffs. They went on to earn the District III title by defeating Steelton, Delone Catholic, and Hanover. The Lady Eagles finished their season when they travelled to Shippensburg University and took Third Place in the State Championship. Volleyball team is recognized at a pep rally. Patty serves another score for the Lady Eagles. Another crucial serve at States by Tracey 98 Volleyball Coach Spertzel gives a pep talk between games. Seniors: Kim Tyson (Captain), Wendy Boyer, Lisa Smith, Missy Basehore. (Missing: Tracey Myers). Kim aggressively plays the net. Missy Basehore goes up for another powerful spike. The thrill of victory Angie perfects her approach. Holly prepares to make a perfect pass. Volleyball 99 A Bright Future A Second Half Comeback (Bottom Row) John White, Terry Kline, Paul Buohl, Darrell Cool, John Peters, Gary Stambaugh. (Top Row) Coach Fisher, Nathan Stoner, Craig Hinkle, Craig Sibert, Jamie Railing, Brian Oswald. The Varsity Boys Basketball Team, under Mead Coach John Fisher, were led by two returning lettermen, Paul Buohl and John Peters, and four other seniors, Darrell Cool, Craig Hinkle, Gary Stambaugh, and John White. All saw plenty of action. Junior playmakers included Terry Kline, Brian Oswald, Ja- mie Railing, and Nathan Stoner. These players worked hard in the off season to reach their highest potential. Through dedication, they had helped the team to continue improving. The three-point field goal was new to high school basketball this year. Terry Kline and Gary Stambaugh led the team in this category. One highlight of their season was their win over Boiling Springs to cap- ture the first place trophy at the 5th Annual Christmas Tournament for the third straight year. Another moment to remember was John Peters scoring 35 points against Gettysburg. The last 30+ scoring individual for Bermudian Springs was six years ago when Dave Ehly scored 31 points against Boiling Springs. Though suffering a losing season, the Varsity Basketball Team gained valu- able experience. John White Gary Stambaugh John fights for the ball. Paul Buohl (Captain) John Peters (Captain) Darrell Cool Craig Hinkle 102 Basketball (Bottom Row) Alex Bergmann, Mike Thornton, Mike Brandt, Mike Wagner, Doug Golden, Jon Lower. (Top Row) Coach Davidson, Jeremy Kutz, Todd Solomon, Brett Paxton, John Cash- man, Harry Peters, Tom Balafoutas. John examines the situation. The 1987-88 JV Boys Basketball Team was composed of twelve sophomores. The team was ambitious, talented and very competi- tive throughout the season, finishing with a 16 and 6 record. The squad endured long, hard practices, and a grueling twenty-two game schedule. Team members spent the season reinforcing fun- damentals and establishing team cohesion, pride, and continuing their winning tradition. This group of young men experienced their last stage of preparation before advancing to next year's varsity team. The team's overall character points toward a promising fu- ture for Bermudian basketball. Two points while being defended Mike skies for an easy two points. Mike pounds the boards. Alex eyes the basket from the baseline. Basketball 103 Paul soars for a rebound. Gary shoots for a bucket. Craig makes his move. Craig takes an outside shot. 104 Basketball John powers it in. Paul attempts a reverse lay-up. Excitement For Coming Years (Bottom Row) Todd Hinkle. Joey Miller, Jared Mace, Tim Smith, Chris Ahlers, John Kmetz. (Middle Row) Kyle Taylor, Shawn McGonnell, Matt Harbaugh, Kevin Lane, Kevin Caldwell. Shawn Nelson, John Shealer. (Top Row) Coach Boyer, Trond Harman, Shannon McEvers. Larry Baker. Rob Quyle. Denton Guise. Jeff Nelson, Brian King, Duane Pope. Under the coaching of Dave Boyer, the 1987-88 9th Grade Boys Basketball Team compiled an impressive 12-4 record. The team was involved in many close games and showed their enthusiasm and determination to prevail for the hard fought victories. The squad had three games that were decided in overtime. The Eagles rose to the occasion and won two of the three overtime games. Five times the freshman Eagles came from behind after trailing in the fourth quarter to win the game. With their winning attitude, their desire to improve, and their total team effort, the future varsity squad at Bermudian Springs shows reason for excitement in basketball games for the coming years. Inside-post move gives Jared an easy two. Kevin shoots from the baseline Tim muscles the ball up for a for the Eagles. basket. Easy two for Bermudian Quick feet gets Shawn around defenders. Basketball 105 A Strong Senior-Led Year The 1987-88 Lady Eagles Basket- ball team was led by six seniors: Missy Basehore, Wendy Boyer, Tricia Heid, Tracey Myers, Lisa Shultz, and Kim Tyson. Juniors Lori Weaver and Shelley Smith and sophomore Patty Myers rounded out the talented team. The Lady Eagles finished the year strong, ending the BML season with a 12-12 record. The Eagles advanced to Districts, where they won during the first round of play by defeating Juniata 63-60. In the second game, the Lady Eagles came up short, los- ing by seven to top seated Trinity. These players, under the coaching of Mr. VanArtsdalen and Mr. Grim, chalked up a lot of time, dedication, and hard work. (Bottom Row) Tracey Myers, Missy Basehore. Wendy Boyer. Kim Tyson. (Middle Row) Tricia Heid. Lisa Shultz, Lori Weaver, Shelley Smith. (Top Row) Coach VanArtsdalen, Coach Grim. Lady Eagles Advance To Districts Lisa Shultz Tricia Heid Wendy Boyer Tracey Myers (Captain) Missy Basehore (Captain) Kim Tyson 106 Basketball Sherri shows her form. Jacqui Is at the foul line for the Eagles. (Bottom Row) Kathie Grim. Patty Myers. (Middle Row) Beth Brillhart, Jode Lemmon, Jacqui Basehore, Sherri Smith. (Top Row) Coach Grim, Beth Kuhn, Hath Heid, Erica Psimopoulou. The Girl's Junior Varsity Basketball Team, coached by Mr. Grim, consisted of seven sophomores and one junior. The girls worked hard to be the best they could be, and pushed the Varsity team at practice to prepare for opponents. Beth Brillhart, Beth Kuhn, and Laurie Larson gained valuable experience in their first year. Kath Heid was also a positive factor. Jacqui Basehore adjusted well to the point guard position after Patty Myers moved up to Varsity. Jode Lemmon and Kathy Grim did a good job at strong forward and post. Sherri Smith became experi- enced at shooting guard and made a strong contribution. The team improved its man defense and shooting percentage. The attitudes were very positive, and the girls adapted to playing different positions and adversities. This experience will prove to be important to the future of the Varsity. Jode’s ready to sink one. Lady Eagles are ready to go. Kath Is ready to crash the boards. Patty takes her turn at the foul line. Basketball 107 Cagles talk about strategy during the timeout. Cagles set up their defense. Lori shoots for two. Shelley concentrates before shot. Tracey passes underneath to Missy. Kim drives to the hoop. Tracey takes control. Tricia and Lisa follow the shot. Missy eyes the rim. Kim shoots from the baseline. Wendy concentrates on her lay- up. 108 Basketball (Bottom Row) Jenny Young, Mope Miller, Shannon Kennedy, Chris Brown, Kristin Brunick. (Top Row) Tracy Wolf, Stacey Kennedy, Shelley Traxler, Jessica Lemin, Julie Kroft. Coach Beck. Lady Cagles take a time out. Even though their success and improvement cannot be measured by their win loss record, the 9th Grade Girls Basketball Team has developed from mere neophytes to sturdy, more consistent ball players. The team members have developed fundamentals and have learned the importance of team work. The team worked on overcoming immense timidity in offense, and in turn their defense improved considerably. The girls, under the leadership of Coach Beck, have had a learning experience; everyone looks ahead to the basketball years to come. Shooting two Shelley drives through traffic. Jacqui launches one from the corner. Sherri watches her shot. Basketball 109 Eagles Wrestle Tough Eor BML Eight Grapplers Go To Districts (Bottom Row) Tony Covert, John Scott, Brian McCauslin, Rick Trimmer, Shannon Forsythe, Eric Brady, Shawn Forsythe, Jeff Showers, Eric Sowers, Troy Byers, Qreg Byers. (Middle Row) Jeff Hawley, Mike Rohrbaugh, Eric Wickline, Mike Floyd, Ron Decker, Dennis Seeley, Steve Silsley, Justin Whitacre, Sam Martell, Matt Staub. (Top Row) Coach Goff, Coach Wardle. Molly Wolfe, Tracy Dorsey, Lisa Smith, Amy Davis, Shelley Decker, Coach Laub. Coach McCollum. Mike Rohrbaugh The Bermudian Springs High School Wrestling Team put together another successful season under the direction of head coach Dave McCollum and first- year assistant Mark Laub. Our team, lead by co-captains Jeff Showers and Greg Byers, finished third in the BML behind Delone Catholic High School and Biglerville High School. One highlight of the season came on February 18 when our Eagles took on Biglerville at Bream Fieldhouse on the campus of Gettys- burg College. A capacity crowd of 2,500 wrestling fans watched the Canners and the Eagles battle it out for the right to the BML crown. Our wrestlers came up short by a score of 25 to 38. This year's team barely missed snatching the BML crown, but gave Coach McCollum two special moments. Defeating Littlestown High School on January 14 marked 100 wins for coach McCollum and his Eagle wrestlers. Also, this year's team gave Bermudian Springs High School its ninth consecutive winning season. Mice job Eagle wrestlers. Troy Byers Greg Byers (Captain) Jeff Showers (Captain) Eric Wickline 110 Wrestllng Applying a front to a pin Eric with a very tight waist Johnny in control Running a tilt Cradling time Pain, the ultimate rush Use that arm bar. Mice shot for a double leg Wrestling 111 Looking for reversal Steve riding a two on one Wickline using a three-quarter nelson Justin controlling his opponent Looking for a pin Coach McCollum intrigued with his wrestlers Shannon keeping control Trimmer gaining Jeff working for a tilt 112 Wrestling (Bottom Row) Kevin Shue. Dan Clapsadle, Jan Smith, Dave Blevins, Bobby Navratil. (Top Row) Coach Goff, Jack Thomas, Ron Copenhaver, Mike Stehley, James Kline, Coach Wardle. The 9th Grade Wrestling Squad of the Junior High Team, coached by Mr. Wardle, had a lot to be proud of. Their desire to be the best possible outweighed many tough situations. A few wrestlers had helped the senior high team to an outstanding season, while others lead the junior high team with their leadership and example. Wrestlers are a rare breed. Their desire motivates them to lose weight, to sweat in the dead of winter, and to learn from their defeats. Our freshmen always pulled for the team and school. We are lucky to have had these exceptional athletes and invite others to the challenge. Wrestling 113 Fin him flatl Eric giving devilish looks Winning Spirit Team Supporters Awarded Ribbons Kim Miller. Tracy Rupert, Jenni Livelsberger, Audra Gaines. Brandy Shifflet, Angie Hinkle, Krystal Herman. The 1987-1988 Cheerleading Squads once again supported the basketball and wrestling teams through the thrilling wins and the disappointing losses. Their coach. Miss Lori Smith, made the girls practice hard in order to achieve outstanding performances. During the past summer, the girls attended a cheerleading camp at Millers- ville University. The long hours were soon forgotten at the sight of the red, white, and blue ribbons that were received after evaluations. The camp instruc- tors taught the girls new cheers in order to continue improving upon their abilities. The squads set a good example for the cheerleaders to come. Those who remain will be challenged to maintain the excitement and spirit of the past year. Kim Miller The Basketball cheerleaders kick off a Jennie takes time out to smile for the chant. camera. Michelle and Theresa In action 114 Cheerleading Monica Hinkle, Michelle Weaver, Theresa Gladfelter, Carol Wolf, Kathy Poist Theresa Gladfelter Cheerleaders show their enthusiasm. Carol cheers on the Eagles. Carol shows enthusiasm. Monica gets down. Michelle keeps an eye on the match. Cheerleading 115 To the Class of 1988: At no prior time in our history has there been a greater emphasis placed on the value of one's edu- cation. Suddenly everyone is looking at the schools in their community with a critical eye wondering whether or not the schools are adequately preparing its young people. With each high school commencement exercise, we in the schools hope that we have done our jobs well so that our graduates might succeed. Yet we know that our responsibility is shared with others, especially parents, and that the student's attitude will play a major role in his or her success. To the Class of 1988 we can offer a promising outlook based on achievements of past graduates. However, the hightest goals are reached by only those who use the tools we have provided to their fullest potential. You have my best wishes in your attempts to at- tain your ultimate lifetime goals. W. Reese Lichtel Superintendent To the Class of 1988: The world you face as high school graduates is more complicated, more challenging, and even more exciting than ever before in history. Many op- portunities for success will avail themselves to you during your lifetime. Education will be the door to these opportunities, and your willingness to contin- ue to learn will be the key that unlocks that door. Calvin Coolidge reminded us that, The school is not the end but only the beginning of an education.'' Best of luck with your future plans. Herbert A. Phelps Supervisor of Curriculum and Instruction 118 Administration To the Class of 1988: Each day of your life builds upon the ones that preceeded it. That is why each day should have some real quality, some meaning, some experience that will undergird that particular day for the many that will follow. Too often we fail to set our sights and establish reachable goals that provide the impe- tus for striving to do well every day. Many of you have been working diligently in build- ing a firm foundation while others keep piling up day after day with nothing to bind them together and are in danger of having them collapse like a house of cards. To those graduates who have availed themselves of the many opportunities provided by your school over the past twelve years to build that strong base, I salute you. To those of you who have been simply piling up the days, I exhort you to find meaning and purpose and build a quality life. To each of you 1 wish the best of luck hoping that, just as this yearbook reflects your past, you will be able to reflect upon your life and say, well done. Robert M. Reed Principal To the Class of 1988: As your graduation from Bermudian Springs High School approaches, keep in mind that your educa- tion is really just beginning. Your commencement will mark the end of one phase of your education, but, in turn, it will mark the beginning of a learning process that will last for the rest of your life. Indeed, your success will depend upon the zeal and enthusi- asm with which you pursue future learning opportunities. Your education at Bermudian Springs was de- signed to enable you to build a solid foundation upon which you could construct a successful learn- ing future. The knowledge, skills, and values that you have acquired throughout your years at Bermu- dian Springs are the tools with which you can build a successful life. Your success, however, will depend upon your ability and willingness to continue to learn, and as a result, grow. Your educational foundation is solid. Your future awaits you. Knowing you as I do, I am sure that you will pursue the road to continued learning and ulti- mate success. My sincere best wishes to each of you. John J. Quashnoc Assistant Principal Administration 119 Faculty Faculty Faculty holly Beck Lock Haven University Years teaching: 2 Years at BSHS: 1 English Varsity Hockey Coach Freshman Girls Basketball Coach Girls Track Coach Dean A. Becker Lebanon Valley College Western Maryland College Shippensburg University Years teaching: 32 Years at BSHS: 30 Spanish Michael E. Bennett Shippensburg University Gettysburg College Years teaching: 11 Years at BSHS. 11 English Craig Coleman Shippensburg University Years teaching: 1 Years at BSHS: 1 Mathematics Freshman Football Coach Assistant Track Coach Kenneth G. Bottorf Lock Haven University West Virginia University Shippensburg University Years teaching: 23 Years at BSHS: 18 Drivers Education Jeffrey W. Davidson Western Maryland College Morehead State University Years teaching: 13 1 2 Years at BSHS: 13 Social Studies JV Boys Basketball Coach 120 Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Donald B. Dixon Shippensburg University Indiana University of PA Years teaching: 19 Years at BSHS: 19 Business Education Volleyball Statistician Eootball Statistician Yearbook Proofreading Adviser David M. Dries Millersville University Penn State University Years teaching: 13 Years at BSMS: 13 Science head Eootball Coach Helen R. Dunstan Slippery Rock University Penn State University Shippensburg University Years teaching: 10 Years at BSHS: 2 Special Education Eranklyn I. Geist, Jr. Western Connecticut Shippensburg University Years teaching: 16 Years at BSHS: 8 Science Astronomy Club Adviser Mary Ann Earlow Millersville University Temple University (Paris Sorbonne) Shippensburg University Years teaching: 23 Years at BSHS: 21 French Junior Class Adviser French Club Adviser Maria A. Gogno Kutztown University Years teaching: 2 Years at BSHS: 2 Mathematics Band Rifle Adviser Assistant Junior Class Adviser Faculty 121 Faculty Faculty Faculty Russell E. Greenholt East Stroudsburg University Years teaching: 4 Years at BSHS: 4 STAP Assistant Football Coach Weight Training Coordinator Assistant Sophomore Class Adviser Narold L. Griffle Penn State University Western Maryland College University of Oklahoma Shippensburg University Years teaching: 23 Years at BSHS: 23 Mathematics .. ,, .v v; r, {. v '77' ,yr SS''SS-- 'y ' .vsv NNV NV ’ A . sV.V NW ,,7 Jackson C. Grim Slippery Rock University Years teaching: 7 Years at BSMS: 4 Physical Education Assistant Girls' Volleyball Coach Assistant Girls' Basketball Coach Randall L. Gutacker Millersville University Penn State University Years teaching: 14 Years at BSMS: 13 Graphic Arts School newspaper Printing Adviser Dale L. Meineman Shippensburg University Years teaching: 17 Years at BSMS: 17 Mathematics Assistant Varsity Football Coach 122 Eaculty Deborah M. Hinkle Mansfield University Years Teaching: 4 Years at BSMS: 2 Mome Economics Faculty Faculty Faculty Jane D. Johnston Millersville University Penn State University Western Maryland College Years teaching: 8 2 3 Years at BSMS: 8 2 3 Vocal Music Spring Musical Producer Freshman Class Adviser Vincent C. Kowalski Bloomsburg University Shippensburg University Years teaching: 17 Years at BSUS: 17 Librarian Chess Club Adviser Chess Team Coach Mark D. Laub Penn State University Years teaching: 1 Years at BSMS: 1 Vocational Agriculture Cross Country Coach Assistant Wrestling Coach Michael R. McGough Penn State University Western Maryland College University of Pittsburgh Years teaching: 15 1 2 Years at BSMS: 15 1 2 Social Studies Gerard J. Lawrence, Jr. George Mason University Shepherd College Years teaching: 10 Years at BSMS: 6 Social Studies Winter Games Manager Sophomore Class Adviser Assistant Baseball Coach April L. Messenger Penn State University Years teaching: 8 Years at BSMS: 2 Special Education 123 Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Douglas E. Myers Shlppensburg University Millersville University Years teaching: 11 Years at BSHS: 10 Industrial Arts— Woodworking Assistant Senior Class Adviser Assistant Varsity Softball Coach Douglas A. Niebel Edinboro University Clarion University Years teaching: 19 Years at BSHS: 8 Guidance Counselor Sabina L. Pennabaker Syracuse University Albright College Years teaching: 21 Years at BSHS: 19 Vocational home Economics FHA Adviser James D. Ristine Millersville University Shippensburg University West Chester University Years teaching: 16 1 2 Years at BSHS: 16 1 2 Biology head Baseball Coach Videoman for Football V Susan K. Powell Davis and Elkins College Western Maryland College Years teaching: 19 Years at BSHS: 19 Physical Education William J. School Clarion University Years teaching: 9 Years at BShS: 6 Instrumental Music Jazz Ensemble Marching Band Concert Band 124 Faculty Faculty Faculty Facutly Vincent Sefcheck California University Western Maryland College Years teaching: 9 Years at BSMS: 9 Industrial Arts Eugene P. Segro Temple University Millersville University St. Joseph s College Years teaching: 14 Years at BSHS: 10 Social Studies i Lori Ann Smith Clarion University Western Maryland College Years teaching: 2 Years at BSHS: 2 English Cheerleading Adviser Yearbook Adviser Lloyd W. Wagener Shippensburg University Penn State University Kutztown University Years teaching: 31 Years at BSHS: 25 1 2 Art Senior Class Adviser B-Club Adviser Stage Crew Adviser Faculty Manager Connie J. Tate Shippensburg University Years teaching: 19 Years at BSHS: 19 Business Education FBLA Adviser School newspaper Typing Adviser John W. 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The 1987-1988 Bermudian Springs Jr. High Girls Volleyball Team experienced and enjoyed a very successful year. The 9th graders, with an 11-3 record, had one of the best team records for their age group. From the beginning of prac- tice in February to the end of the season in May, this has been a fun team. The excitement gener- ated was due to the desire, loy- alty, and discipline that are part of the game of volleyball. The team responded to the rigorous skill training and the mental as- pects of the game. I'm excited as a coach to watch these ladies develop and grow as a team. I'm sure if they continue to work hard, they will add to the Bermudian volleyball tradition—a tradition that for these ninth graders is not far away as we are now gearing up for the upcoming fall season,” commented Coach Spertzel. Donkey Basketball Donkey Basketball Donkey Basketball Bermudian's Three Donkeyteers Helpl My donkey is shrinking! March 17, 1988 was the date of the annual yearbook fundraiser, the Donkey Basketball game. Riding for the faculty and alumni were Miss Smith, Mr. Davidson, Mr. Wardle, and Mr. Laub, among others. Student rid- ers included: Nathan Stoner, Tracey Myers, Don Chupp, and Bill Wheeler. The close game was finally won by the faculty. The event was truly a hilarious and enjoyable spectacle. 149 Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Seniors Provide Team Leadership. The 1987-1988 Varsity Baseball Team performed spiritedly with the fine leadership displayed by seniors: Darrell Cool, Mike Davis, Mike Raw- son, Mike LaRue, Troy Byers, Greg Byers, and Damon SchofFstall. Al- though the 4-9 record showed signs of defeat, the players still had a good year. The Varsity team had a batting av- erage of .251 under the direction of Coaches Ristine and Lawrence. Coach Ristine commented that, All in all, the team had a successful sea- son. We showed signs of improve- ment and really played well.” Also on the team were several un- derclassmen practicing and prepar- ing for next year's line-up. (Row 1) Coach Lawrence, Mark Rawson. Shawn McGonnell, Jim Beard. Mike LaRue, Coach Ristine. (Row 2) Brian Oswald. Jason Dennis, Dave Kramer, Shannon Ensor, Justin Black, Doug Golden, Joey Miller. Mike Tipler. (Row 3) Eric Hebe, Mike Davis, Damon Schoffstall. Troy Byers. Darrell Cool, Terry Kline, Jamie Railing. Mike Schreck. Troy Byers Darrell Cool Mike Davis 150 Mike LaRue Mike Rawson Damon Schoffstall Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Underclassmen Displayed Promise For Future Seasons. Brian runs home. Hebe is airborne. (Left) The J.V. Baseball Team finished up its season this year with a record of 2 wins, 4 losses, and 1 tie. Al- though not a very impressive record, these players gained experience that will benefit them when they become players on the Varsity Team in years to come. Coach Lawrence felt that, As the season progressed we made a lot of progress. We had good leadership on the team by upperclassmen with more experience. The younger players indicate that we have some talent and promise for the future.” 151 Softball Softball Softball Softball Varsity Team Fielding Average: .773 (Row 1) Michelle Seville, Wendy Williams, Theresa Gladfelter, Kim Tyson, Tracey Myers, Shelly Decker. (Row 2) Dwayne Pope (Mgr.), Roxanne Oliver, Steph Hoff, Prudi Cookerly, Carol Wolf, Kathie Grim. Crystal Cramer, Wendy Wolf. (Row 3) Coach Myers, Stacy Noel, Kristin Brunick, Chris Brown, Judy Pelts, Cathy Boose, Sherri Kennedy. Jody Day. Kelly Clifford, Coach VanArtsdalen. Theresa Gladfelter Tracey Myers Kim Tyson The 1987-1988 season for the Varsity Girls Softball Team ended with four wins and eight losses. Excellent leadership was displayed by the following seniors: Amelia Bigler, Sheila Dietrich, Theresa Gladfelter, Tra- cey Myers, and Kim Tyson. The team's batting average was .299 along with a fielding average of .773. Coach VanArtsdalen instructed the team with the help of as- sistant coach, Coach Myers. Several underclassmen put in valuable time and effort needed for a strong varsity line up for next spring. 152 Shelly prepares to strike out the opponent. Softball Softball Softball Softball J.V. Team Ended Season With A 6-1 Record. The 1987-1988 J.V. Softball Team, under the di- rection of Coach Myers, ended the spring's season with a record of 6 wins and 1 loss. The team consist- ed of 14 girls that will return next year to fill the varsity line up. With a team batting average of .410, The J.V. players gained valued experience and preparation that will help them to fill those spots left open by graduating seniors. Hopefully the success the J.V. Team enjoyed this year will carry over a winning tradition into next year's varsity team,'' commented Coach Myers. Senior Amelia Bigler stretches for the ball. Senior Sheila Dietrich swings for the pitch. Steph swings. (Above) Carol scoops up a ground ball. (Left) Theresa is cool in action. Chess Team Chess Team Chess Team First Undefeated And Untied Team Since 1977 (Row 1) David Smith, Mike Harbold, Shawn Eyster. (Row 2) John Chupp, Mark Hinkle, Jeff Cooke, Merrick Bechini. Under the direction of Mr. Vin- cent Kowalski, this year's 1987- 1988 Chess Team finished its sea- son 10-0-0, and was the first Bermudian Springs chess team to finish undefeated and untied since 1977. They maintained an unbeat- en streak of 22 matches. They won the second league title in a row for Bermudian Springs during this year's season. The team finished second in the state of Pennsylva- nia and achieved the highest level ever for Bermudian Springs at the state championships. The starters for Bermudian's excellent Chess Team included: senior, Shawn Eys- ter; and juniors, Mike Harbold, Mark Hinkle, John Chupp, and Jeff Cooke. Also contributing to the team were the alternates: senior, Dave Smith; junior, Merrick Be- chini; and freshmen, Mike Peters and Steve Myers. Girls' Track Girls' Track Girls' Track Twelve School Records Were Broken. (Row 1) Sherri Smith, Angie Acker, Jenny Inskip. Steph Owens, Wendy Bowers, Missy Basehore, Tricia Heid, Angie Hinkle. (Row 2) Jacqui Basehore, Jode Lemmon, Monica Dissinger. Renee Mickey, Monica Hinkle. Beth Kuhn, Kathy Poist. Tracy Rupert, nicole Beinhaur. (Row 3) Lisa Seaton, Amy March, Shelley Smith, Lori Weaver, Marci Bievenour, Tara Petry, Beth Brillhart. Cherry Altice. Kim Thornton, Rhonda Little. Jenny Shank. The 1987-1988 Girls' Track Team had a suc- cessful season with a record of five wins and four losses. The team's strength consisted of three seniors and many strong underclassmen. This team set twelve school records during the season. There will be sixteen returning letter- men for next year's team. Coach Dries com- mented, “The girls proved that hard work and determination can lead to success. The girls finished third at the Fairfield Invitational, quali- fied four events at Districts, and Kathy Poist became our first P.I.A.A. state qualifier.” Tricia Heid Missy Basehore Shelley clears the hurdle. Stephanie Owens Lisa concentrates on the finish line. Amy waits for her turn to jump. 155 Boys' Track Boys' Track Boys' Track Gilbert Placed Third In States. (Row 1) John Peters, Craig Hinkle, Tim Thomas, Dave Gilbert, Mike Poist, Don Chupp, John White, Gary Stambaugh, Bill Wheeler. (Row 2) Rob Sponseller, Eric Baker, Lee Wicker, Dan Stremmel, Craig Miller. Eric Sowers. Steve Hoak, Mark Hinkle, Don Kessel. (Row 3) Matt Harbaugh, John Livelsberger, Kyle Taylor, Jeff Nelson. John Chupp, Nathan Stoner, Shannon Eorsythe, Shawn Nelson. Tony Covert, Britton Pyles, Brent Evans. (Row 4) Chris Cutting, Bob Navratil, Steve Myers, Bob Caldwell, Kevin Baker, Shawn Forsythe, Spencer Thomas, Mike Brandt, Jason Ohrum, Justin Whitacre, Chris Tate, Shawn Markle (Mgr.). The 1987-1988 Boys' Track Team ended the season with a record of four wins and five losses. This year's team was lead by seven seniors. Two school records were set: John Peters jumped 21'3 in the long jump, and Gary Stambaugh threw the javelin 182'2 . There were five District qualifiers. Two medals were won at Districts: Dave Gilbert took first place in the pole vault and John Peters took fifth place in the intermediate hur- dles. Dave Gilbert also placed third at the P.l.A.A. State Track Meet. Coach Coleman said, It was a good season overall . . . . Coaches Dries, Coleman, and Beck Don Chupp Craig Hinkle Bill Wheeler Dave Gilbert, District Pole Vault Champion 156 John Peters John White Gary Stambaugh All Sports Awards All Sports Awards B.S.H.S. Athletes Are Honored The 19th Annual All-Sports Banquet on the evening of May 26 was once again a great success. After the dinner, served by the alumni, everyone adjourned to the auditorium where the awards presentations were held. Mr. Reed introduced the coaches, who highlight- ed their seasons and presented the Most Improved Player and the Most Valuable Player trophies. The Mr. Quashnoc, Athletic Director, presented over thirty three-sport participation plaques. The evening ended with the awarding of the Male and Female Athlete-of- the-Year trophies. The recipients were Missy Basehore and Greg Byers. The 1987-1988 Athletes-of-the-Year, Missy Basehore and Greg Byers. The 1987-1988 MIP S The 1987-1988 MVP S Brian accepts a Gettysburg Times award. (Left) 157 Musical Musical Musical Musical Eighth Annual Production Jane Johnston, Jim Berwager, Mari Garrett Kim Miller (Eliza Doolittle) Dave Smith (Professor Higgins) Aaron Willard (Bartender), Tony Covert (Alfred P. Doolittle), Steve King (Jamie). Dan Beaver (Harry). The 1987-1988 Spring Musical, performed over three nights in late March this year, was the Broadway hit, My Fair Lady. It is a story of England's leading phoneticist (Professor Henry Higgins) and a poor cockney girl (Eliza Doolittle). Professor Higgins is challenged by his linguistic friend. Colonel Pickering, to turn this ungrammared girl into a proper speaking English lady. After successful trials with the professor and a good break- through in her language, Eliza is put to a test. She is taken to the racetrack with some very elite English people. The most crucial test is the Embassy Ball, where she is an object of much admira- tion and amazement. Songs from the musical include: The Rain in Spain, I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face, “Ascot Gavotte, and Wouldn't It Be Loverly? This year's cast included many students of the chorus and band. The lead parts of Professor Higgins and Eliza Doolittle were played by two talented seniors: David Smith and Kim Miller. Mike Floyd, a junior, played the part of Colonel Pickering. Other supporting cast members included: Jason Kutz (Freddy Eyns- ford-Hill), Tara Petry (Mrs. Pearce), Tony Covert (Alfred P. Doolit- tle), Dan Beaver (Harry), and Steve King (Jamie). These students were under the direction of Mrs. Jane Johnston, music director, and Mari Garrett, drama director and choreographer. Renee Mickey, Chris Sheffer, Julie Cramer, Carrie Mauk, Monica The Servants: (Row 1) Melanie Kuntz, Ann Spangler, Kristi Trim- Hinkle, Britton Pyles. mer. Missy Basehore. (Row 2) Mike Schreck, Doug Sager. Mike 1S8 Maysilles, Jeff Cooke. Musical Musical Musical Musical March 24, 25, 26, 1988 Chorus: (Row 1) Tobie Williams, Amy Brodbeck, Stacey Kennedy, Stephanie Grim, Stephanie Owens, Amy Anderson. (Row 2) Shelley Traxler, Chris Tate, Jason Williams, Jack Williams, Todd Hinkle, Wendy Cashman. Tara Petry. Eric Boyer. Chorus: (Row 1) Amelia Bigler. Kathy Heid, Tabitha Mclllwee, Amy Myers, Lisa Gearhart, Michelle Descheemaeker. (Row 2) Marci Bie- venour. Beth Brillhart, Sherri Kennedy, Tracey Wolf, Trade Bosser- man, Stacy Gulden. (Row 1) Maureen Kapper, Monica Dissinger, Kim Miller, Debi Lupo. (Row 2) Mike Eloyd, Jason Kutz, Josh Miller. Stage Crew: (Row 1) Lee Wicker, Kyle Taylor, Jeff Nelson, Jode Lemmon. (Row 2) Gary Stambaugh, Mike Brandt, Dan The Pit Band. Bahn, Shawn Nelson, Brian McCauslin, John Cashman, Harry Peters. (Row 3) Paul Buohl, John Peters. (Row 4) Tanya Harbold, Kim Tyson. Musical Musical Musical Musical The chorus sings, “Ascot Gavotte.” “Wouldn't It Be Loverly?” Monica, a typical Ascot lady A cockney girl warms her hands. Tony begs for money from his daughter, Kim. Musical Musical Musical Musical Another Successful Show The servants take a break. Just You Wait, Henry Higgins. Mari keeps an eye on the stage. Mike sings. You Did Itl Eliza tries to sell Pickering a flower. The Four Cockneys sing. Wouldn't It Be Loverly?' Professor Higgins takes phonetic notes. Academic Awards Academic Awards Dave, Eric, And Kim Receive Top Honors. Freshmen honor Roll Award Winners Sophomore honor Roll Award Winners On May 17, 1988, the Third Annual Academic Awards Banquet and the Scholastic Awards Assembly were held to honor Bermudian Springs' outstanding academic students. The Third Annual Academic Awards Banquet, sponsored by Student Council, honored students who had maintained distinguished honor roll and honor roll grades throughout the year. Council. Certificates of Recognition were presented to twelve seniors, six juniors, eleven sophomores, and five freshmen by Mr. Reed and Mr. Miebel. Seniors David Smith and Kim Tyson and junior Eric Boyer received Distinguished Scholar Medals. The Scholastic Awards Assembly, held directly after the banquet in the auditorium, recognized the achievements of many students. A variety of awards were handed out that evening ranging from drama, chorus, and band awards to a weightlifting award. Students who excelled in academics, business, graphic arts, journalism, and other areas were also honored. Distinguished Honor Roll Award Winners Junior Honor Roll Award Winners Senior Honor Roll Award Winners Graduation Graduation June 2, 1988 Craig Hinkle. Salutatorian Dave Smith. Co-Valedictorian Kim Tyson. Co-Valedictorian Thursday, June 2, 1988, marked the end of the school year. For the seniors, it was the end of their high school careers, but the beginning of their futures. Speeches made that evening included those by the Class of 1988's President, Kim Tyson, Salutatorian Craig Hinkle, and Co-Valedictorians Kim Tyson and David Smith. The Commencement speaker was Rev. James T. Delaney from Mt. Saint Mary's College in Maryland. The seniors of the high school chorus performed We ll Still Remember This.'' The graduating seniors both celebrated and mourned their departure from Bermu- dian Springs leaving fond memories and friends behind. Speaker, Rev. James T. Delaney Senior members of the chorus perform, (left) 163 Graduation Graduation Graduation Candids Ik U 164 JOSTENS