Bedford High School - Epic Yearbook (Bedford, OH)

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Anthony Romito Kenneth Rupert joseph Rzeszot Mike Salvucci Robert Sanders Latresa Sankey Iames Santangelo April Sauers Teresa Saunders Terri Savage Bruce Schmidt Tina Scibana David Scott Rochelle Sears Iill Sebastian Denise Sedlak Iody Serrin Robert Setlock David Shirey Thomas Simon Angela Sizemore Lisa Skrabec Delmonica Smith Kristi Smith Robert Smith Ronald Smith Sean Smith Raymond Snow Denise Sobey Michele Spalding Rhonda Spayde Rachel Spehar Eileen Spevak Jeffery Srp Donald Stahl Darigne Starcher Cynthia Steele Steven Stefanick Iill Stephens Derek Stevens Darren Stevenson Treasure Steward Angela Stiles Stacy Stoner Tracy Stoner Sandor Szachury Margaret Szmerekovsky Darren Tapp George Taylor Michele Taylor Mark Tekevec Allen Tepper Thomas Kenneth Scott Thomas Ricky Thompson Iohn Tillard Holly Timm Deborah Tinter Iohn Tohler Terry Tonkin Lorrie Trefny Ioseph Trizzino Lee Trojan Gayle Tufts Allan Tulloch George Tuma Kimberly Turner Lloyd Turner Robert Turner Russel Vales jamie Varholic Debbie Varndell Tanya Vaughn Rita Vierling Romito 104 L -Q:1-asks: tif 9' if '-.' 'V 0 ffff '6 I WV 'i'. .Y ff 36' mu , A ., 2 2 , Y Z, fi , k i .. 7Zf W3 2 5525 ' 7'57'f32f5f?. 'L 5 Q fi 4 f 1 W if ,f f 4 f gf 1 f I 7 U Ze ,J 5 , ax! f .W X t wx X 4 Q f f 7 ii 4, mfg? , , , ,diff er' f X ' X Qf ' A fa fi etli 4 f ! f ja ' .,.' Q.g 5 ,, i' , 'I .-' ? ieiite i -'tf' . - , . W Z it X T ' A f.', Y . y, - ,lx -' f ,, H A 'L - 1.:4 I 'W W , gy an Q H, l h X? K , T , 2 'ff' , W V g iyiy A f ,fffiv ieisl f' , 1 7 3-1' 4 Sifiifii 1' Y ' X .,f , . s - :gf ig, X 1 4. K. 1 .t S .1 1 47 Q 1 ., fm..-X - wmv' 'qs 1, , . gift - 1 f 'Ri :2:5'fS?Z: ' Wi , ,i fl- . '- -n -.tr-132. ' 1:--V - . - A ima - - 1 Xi N X, 55232231215 -5 -ft-few-Q :xsgzf-...f--1-1-V g-Mia.. .. ws? A' f-Q S J A rtry. ' - I S, fa ' . X W tg I ' , f T y r . as 5. e iii-Xian.. If V I fell . .ri 'N 5 55 sf - .- ,rs .as v gl ' K S5252 -5 W' Ag. X' W My Xt ' f . . , ' si-W 3 g f' rrfllf s Qt ik if x S Q R X X X X 5 R X X Q si Mes get X is X ii ' l ,, , .N ,V i' .2 K A X M i ,,1-gf1f.,g,.,-V' . -M f-, -K -v- . , . ,z 7: -. -'r 13: 2x X , ' f ez. f' V 4.,W uw .. ini: . ., . ., .: xv. V -sw -- 5, ,. .r -we t Q, .9 Q ' mi. s ls X' Q x f VV, .,,, i I I 1 ,,. v -5411 , gg :,a:'1sa2z fz',,::s:5tRi' Xb' ', ,'X'f2sNi3s-iw:-' ' ::':sze?.51i6FI'ff V ' ' ' 1 55.55 ' ',31,gg1gzj 3 -4 'Sams' , r .P sz: REE-1-:fm-i ?EXl3X.'? -. 'tis X '- 'C 2 , , A . j :f 't- ' ' - , 1. ..,s.f,:A , ,f r f ,nf ,A ,ix pf' ,-1 Q. it 7 . ' ' f , f' 4 A y ., K Q 1 l A' X ' X' - . , ' ' 4 ' Eg X X . 7, . :u w Eva V . V I Q .W . , , i f A -V as ,ie V . A A 3,3 ,mn . XV f. A W V X, .i K 1 .L fy, . 4 ky fx - . - A .' . , X 1- f w e X- I 'i ., Q KW' X. X ' K -:1 X -1 ,. f,,.., :A . - gt L. -V - X Yr 'mf -V .Q A- Z- g ' -mg-,.-1. ,, ,- f A. ,X 'f , , a, ' 1 ' - X ' Y C' V ' K' . 0 -- - , X ik'?:f'f'Z t 'af ff ' .V if iv. ' il , t 'M X Nic MEM., fha .4 '7' vf'

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ts to :sr STEPPIN' IN. Jim Santangelo takes his first step into the cafeteria on his first day of school. jim couldn't believe how short the time was allowed to eat. x. , 1 X ' ' kkiii '- 1 T' --is fa 2.-313 Q f . il ' ff is 'K , K 4 1, 5 ffl f 2 Sr ,wg Y: 1 +7 i if 5 Ng x i K 5 I Q,-we-,A Km, Legg N w iii! GNL? ww I-L ilifi-Q94 The High School is a lot bigger! There are more people, and I would say it is more fun, because is so much more to do. This Was the answer Ra- chel Spehar and many other Fresh- men gave when asked the question, What is the biggest difference between the high school and Heskett? Most of the freshmen complained about all the homework, and how short the lunch periods are compared to Heskett, along with too many tests! Kristen Moore voiced a lot of people's feelings by saying, If I'm not doing homework, I'm studying for a test and I have one just about every Friday! When asked what was positive about life ab BHS, Lisa Alberts con- cluded by saying, You don't get treated like little kids anymore. ELIGIBLE BALLOTS. At the beginning of the school year Senior Shane Roby registers the freshmen to vote in the information center during lunchi I Kari Prusha I 'Ai Michelle Ragland S Linda Ratzel Q Q X Lisa Raulston 6 .1: gaw k, A' 1 l ir' .- .- - ff X 4: ' 1 Veronica Redmon I Q 4 in Cheryl Render ' ' 3' N, A x Deborah Render . Q .ii -',' Kelfh RiI'1gO - -,If -..i A .1 A L x.,-' il 1. s +V! Q 'G f ., ny- X5 A vi -iii? Monique Ritchie Hazana Rivers Steven Rizzo David Roberts , QSNNE rK-' i -nfs X Latonya Robinson Lisa Robinson Pamela Robinson nv Susan Romanik c anti.. Romonik 103

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