Bedford High School - Epic Yearbook (Bedford, OH)

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GETTING IN STEP. Ten Mizak. Judy Schwab, and Bill Wright dance down to their favorite songs by Pineapple Wine, the band that played for Prom. ’They really sounded great!” commented Tert.

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HAPPY TEARS. With tears in her eyes and a smile on her face. Mane Mackris is crowned Home coming Queen by Misty Holycross. Bedford's 1980 Queen Homecoming 13

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TOPPING IT OFF. Bryan Ahrens gives Jennifer Korb't dress a new look by topping it off with his bow tie TAKING A BREATHER. Dave Cordy and Sue Bheemaswarroop take time out together to catch their breath after the excitement of the garter dance, a prom tradition. May 22, 1981: A sugar-coated prom The hall was elegant and enchanting, decorated with a sense of style echoing Bedford’s colors of green and white. The setting was Stouffer’s Somerset Inn, May 22, 1981, and the occasion could only be Prom. “Even though you go crazy for a few months running around, getting things done, everything pays off on that last fi- nal day, remarked Junior Class Presi- dent Maria Natali. Paying for Prom was successfully accomplished by selling can- dy, coupon booklets. Christmas orna- ments, and popcorn. Other fund-raisers in- cluded car washes, a donation from the Kiwanis Club, and a Rock-A-Thon co-spon- sored with Student Senate during the win- ter. Festivities for Prom began at 7:30 with the serving of dinner. The evening’s menu included such dishes as roast beef, lasagna, fresh fruit salad, au gratin pota- toes. and desert. Following dinner, music filled the air compliments of Pineapple Wine as 202 couples moved to the beat. When 10:00 drew near, couples moved back to their tables anxiously awaiting the beginning of coronation as The Best of Times by Styx filtered through the hall. After welcoming everyone to the evening’s festivities. Master of Ceremonies Mike Richuisa introduced last year’s queen Cathy Cooper and this year’s queen Anne Spadaro and her attendents Angela Palladino and Kris Collins. When asked later, Anne summed up her crown- ing by saying. “It is a night I'll always re- member.’ At midnight, most couples departed for the high school cafeteria where the band “Why Us?” was performing the music for post-prom. The evening’s activities ended around 2:30 A M. when everyone headed home for a few hours of sleep to prepare for the busy weekend ahead. STRUTTING THEIR STUFF. As Kali Rhodes car ries the tiara on a silken heart-shaped pillow, made by Jamie Batten's mother. Kris Collins and her es- cort. Jeff Childers, follow closely behind JUST EMOTIONS. Happily accepting the honor of Prom Queen through tearful eyes. Anne Spadaro ex- presses her gratitude toward the student body for their support. Prom 15