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

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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

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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

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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