Bedford High School - Epic Yearbook (Bedford, OH)

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Friendship girls and their faculty guests pick up refreshments as Mrs. Vorlicky pours. N stnik, Bea Monarchino, Tiffc entertain the group. Happy Hour on L LTY T ship Club's Faculty T this traditional manner All the members of | ur facul each was escorted by a were served first and th Pirates kidnapped ip is alv ays exciting I'riend- a, Hap n Hour. ' followed were invited and : girl. Refreshments l gram was presented ners, and these per- «Hrftl in order to be re they had to be set formers had to prove turned. All the acts wer free. The performers ei joyed w rking for their lib erty. and the faculty en oyed watching them We entertained our teachers at the Happy Hour.” Sophomore girls brandish six-shooters for the entertainment of the faculty. 17

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Mr. and Mrs. Hairc consult a map of the school. OPEN HOUSE Our parents eagerly awaited the annual Open House after they received a copy of our schedules. Their evening started with an assembly held in our beautiful auditorium. From there, our parents fol- lowed our schedules going to eight minute class pe- riods. Hall guards acted as guides, directing our par- ents to their classes. During a study period, the adults went to the cafeteria to enjoy the refreshments served by the P.T.A. and to look at the displays set up by the various organizations. Open house was a display of our accomplishments. Parents look over the organization displays in the cafeteria. f

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A fine array of programs for the Christmas Season CHRISTMAS PROGRAM Getting into the Christmas spirit was an annual pleasure and tradition with many of our group organizations. Our music department entertained a full house of guests at its yearly Christmas concert. The program included songs by our vocal ensembles as well as the choir and choruses. Attempting to insure this spirit in the younger at heart as well as the adults, Friendship Club held its annual Christmas party for first graders. Toys were donated by high school stu- dents and presented to the children at the party. Theatre Arts Club also joined in the merriment by sending some of its members to the elementary schools, ready to enthuse the youngsters with an amusing Christmas play. As a final touch to our thoughts of generosity at Christmas time, our Welfare Committee of Student Council prepared and delivered over one hundred food baskets to deserving families in the Bedford area. A thearts group entertains at Ellenwood School. 18