481 VORTHFIELD BEDFORD, OHIO 44146 A LOT OF CLASS BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL ----------------------EPIC VOLUME 62 1988 'tdTATivt prossam of r'ucin SAMI Career a04i Major? Mi nor? Srade 9 Scnool Tear Sraoe 10 School lear SutJecTCrefllt Credit Credits tills scnool ear ___________________________________________________ tirade 11 School to«r ■ i SuDjOCt jCredit I ---------------------------------------------1-------- A new sense of class has stirred at Bedford High. With increased partici- pation at the Spirit Assemblies, class spirit is alive and well. New recogni- tion of spirit with the spirit shield awarded to classes and honoring aca- demic as well as athletic achievers has make the student body more aware of themselves and others. Communica- tion xia the class showcases, motiva- tional posters in the halls, and the electric message board in the Cafete- ria also conveys a feeling of oneness. The conduct of students has matured as they strive to meet these challenges. Credits ♦ :ta r Credits this school year Total Credits 9-11 2 OPENING THEME ‘ gaora SuKhtll . I 1 A COClOM • C ) A 9 era 1 ■tonor i.gaara | ’tri, Typing 1 A aonatry tonoM VaoNac'v r try load•A A17 ora It rtry 1 nq I Aonort Algaera II 5wa 1 a tad 3WA orh Ejtpar arc 1 tarndtinq -due. • nktg.£d. laiatM Jl A.CO0—1 looc.Id.9dlatad 'ad. 1 nv.Sus 1 «as A lad. inv.Bus intii 3 ? Of 9 :• 9 intar—dlata ot; A •1 1 A intro, to to £c. • fit) 9a ic oodt A •Mtor 0 . rua 1 r Bedford High School ofTers approx- imately 224 courses ranging from the basic core classes of English. Math, and Science to Fine and Industrial Arts. Individual Investigation also opens the door to new areas for some. By offering such a diverse curriculum, students have to opportunity to ex- plore possible career choices or spe- cial interests. A varied student body is the result of the catering to interest. This body, in turn, teaches and learns from one another. Bedford High may be viewed as a continual learning en- vironment where each class is a new chapter. The population in the Bedford City School district at the Senior High lev- el is on the decrease. Predictions for the future estimate that the enroll- ment each year will drop approxi- mately 25 students. This year's gradu- ating class.theclass of 1988. seems to be the largest that Bedford will see in the next twelve years. At this steady rate, the senior class, with 464 stu- dents. has almost 300 more students than this year's first grade class when they graduate. For the time being. Bedford has “a lot of class.” Utic Child Cjr« I 4 Itt. 'jt.L too tap t ific. 3at. I ind. 'nv.fKas £e.A EiK:riclty Tr « a Claetrlcicv Tr«n« 9 Aata ac . I a •( (• I ittali «cn. i | Srapftic Arts ' I 9 2r oa c Arts III 000 vacfwo oov 000 Technology 9 •cod achno ogy 'I S •ood r«cmeio9v ' 11 ArefiltKtuffl loo oc Sc CACI i Auto •€«. .00 Auco Tocn. ae ' Caram cs II A | rodies atactae too A Lot of Class OPENING THEME 3 -World Events The Dow Jones industrial stock average dropped S08 points, the largest in history, on Monday. October 19. Some called it a “crash.” others called it a “meltdown” and others called it “Black Monday.” Whatever it was. it stripped $500 billion from the markett valluc of U.S. securities. President and Mrs. Reagan greeted Pope Paul II when he arrived in Miami to begin a nine-city tour of the United States. a 24-day strike by the NFL players ended in mid-October when the umion capitulated and went to court instead of trying to fight the club owners at the bargaining table. The Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco cele- brated its 50th birthday. About 250.000 people jammed onto the bridge for an anniversary- walk across the span. Another 500,000 packed the bridge approaches but were denied access because the engineers feared the span could not support the weight. 4 WORLD EVENTS In the six years since Americans first heard of a mysterious immunity-robbing disease from which no one recovers. AIDS has killed nearly 25.000 Americans, millions of dollars have — poured into medical research and President Reagan has proclaimed the plague Public Health Enemy No. I. Television evangelists Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker said farewell to the PTL ministry in March. Jim Bakker resigned after confessing to a sexual encounter with a young woman. Tammy Bakker bowed out of the broadcasts to undergo treatmet for drug dependency. In an effort to keep the Persian Gulf open to navigation, the United States began in July to escort vessels to protect them from Iran. In Sep- tember the U.S. Navy blew up an Iranian ship that was caught laying mines in the Gulf. Se- veral mines were confiscated. Marine Lt. GdI Oliver L. North, was a key ofn- gal iifihqplan to finance anti-govcrnmeat reb- els in Micaragua ith money from arms sales to Iran. rtestimony before the Iran-Conti hear- ings in Washington. North became somewhat a a celebrity. WORLD EVENTS 5 1987 Homecoming Court Mike Turner, Kelly Kovalik. Rick Jewett. Nicole Urban, Shawn Berry. Lynara Carter. Lisa Slabv. Bill Brand. Cara Licht. Chad Bryant. Cindy Farkas. Jason Mitalski. Lisa Slaby and Bill Brand stop for a quick pose. 6 HOMECOMING Cindy Farkas accompa- nied by the beaming Jason Mitalski. Varsity and Junior Varsity cheerleaders team up to lift spirits. Cara Licht and escort Chad Bryant. HOMECOMING 7 RETIRING after having A LOT OF CLASS V Originally from Shinnston, West Virginia. Mr. Gene Minor began his career in the Coast Guard. North Ata- lantic weather duty and Air Sea Res- cue in Hamilton. Bermuda, led him to Fairmont State College. He received his Bachelor of Arts here with a major in Biology and minor in General Science. This was followed by a Mas- ters of Education in Science at the University of North Carolina. After one year of teaching in Lorain County Schools. Moody Junior and Bedford High Schools were his workplace for the next 31 years. Finding teaching a most rewarding experience and fun in the early years, Mr. Minor feels it is the time to move on to other endeav- ors and relax. After her birth in Archibald, Ohio, Mrs. Ruth Siegal attended Bowling Green State University for her Bache- lor of Science degree. Her Masters of Arts was earned at Ohio State. Many different assignments were part of her seven years in Monroe, Michigan and 34 years here in Bedford. Enjoying the classroom the most, she continued studying at John Carroll, Indiana University, Cleveland State, Kent State, Stone Hill College in Massachu- setts and The University of Edin- burgh (Scotland). Mrs. Siegal will con- tinue to be busy with her golf game and volunteer work but plans to relax as well. ■ Jm Mr. Joel Deckman, bom in Mal- vern, Ohio, retires for the second time. The first was as a captain in the ROTC Army during his education at Ohio University. Here he received his Bachelor of Science and Masters in Education. He served as teacher, foot- ball and basketball coach, and Guid- ance counselor in various Ohio school systems while studying for his Mas- ters in Administration at Akron Uni- versity. He came to Bedford City Schools 22 years ago and has been both Assistant and Principal at Moody Jr. High as well as Counselor and Assistant Principal at B.H.S.. Mr. Deck- man will “swamp” himself in some business opportunities in Ohio and Florida after retiring. 8 BEDFORD NEWS Hailing from Masontown, Pennsyl- vania, Mr. Don Cumley has taught at BedfordHigh School since 1960. He has both his Bachelor and Masters de- gree in Education. Waynesburg Col- lege, West Virginia University, Cali- fornia State College,Pa..and Akron University are schools that he has at- tended. Looking back at a rewarding career, he feels teaching has changed and is more challenging. Mr. Gorden Parnell was bom in Dayton, Ohio. After earning his de- gree at Wittenberg College, he came to Bedford. He has taught virtually all Social Studies Courses such as Ameri- can History and Government and most recently Consumer Economics. Taking it easy, Mr. Parnell will work part-time for Holcombs and plans to travel. Mr. Jerry Galvin, a native of Ath- ens, Ohio is retiring after thirty years of teaching. A graduate of Ohio Uni- versity and Kent State with a Bachelor and Masters in Education, he has en- joyed teaching. During the twenty- seven years spent at Bedford High School, he has witnessed many changes and met many interesting people. With his plans for retirement undecided, Mr. Galvin will miss teaching. A native of Lima, Ohio, Mr. John Wolfe has educated himself and oth- ers throughout his life. Receiving his Bachelor of Science degree at Bowling Green State University, he went on to his Master of Arts at Indiana Univer- sity. Still expanding his knowledge, he returned to Bowling Green for a de- gree of Educational Specialist in School Administration. Over these 30 years, Lima, Oregon and Bedford City Schools learned from him as either teacher or principal. During retire- ment, Mr. Wolfe will move closer to his family in Northwest Ohio and re- sume his remodeling jobs, including those his wife assigns. Transferring to Oxford, Ohio, after being bom in Liberty, Indiana, Mr. Jim Rose attended nearby Miami University (Ohio). He received his Bachelor and Master of Arts degrees there and went on to teach Math. Health and Physical Education. His first five years as a teacher were split between Monroe and Urbana High Schools and the U.S. Army. Today, 32 years after entering B.H.S., Mr. Rose appreciates the opportunity he has had to work with the students and staff. Ms. Karolyn Hood came to Bedford after growing up in Moorefield, West Virginia. She began her career with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Health and Physical Education from Fairmont State College. She continued her edu- cation at Kent State and received her Masters of Education in Guidance and Counseling. For thirty and a half years she has enjoyed working at B.H.S. mainly because of the direct contact it offered with the Students. Ms. Hood plans on writing and travel- ing as well as enjoying the second half of her life. BEDFORD NEWS 9 Homecoming The band portrays their theme “Take a Walk on the Wildcats” by crushing a Mayfield football player with a Converse tennis shoe. The class of 89 (juniors) exhibit their spirit with their float titled “Wash Away the Wildcats.” Kim Drayton imperson- ates the Wizard of Oz for the traditional cheerlead- ers’ skit. Festivities- Pile on! But wait, who’s on top? Kim Ledbetter puts some finishing touches on the Senior float. “Wipe Out the Wildcats.” The freshman • sophomore float “Trash Mayfield” included from Sesame Street and his infamous trash can. HOMECOMING 11 — A CELESTIAL EVENTS On Friday, September 11. the City of Bedford was named “Capital for a Day. The Governor of Ohio, Ri- chard Celeste and his staff visited many area sites as well as the Bedford High School gym, which had recently acquired a brand new floor. Fallout, which consists of three alumni and one BHS senior, provided background music for the entering student body. High spirits were exhib- ited by both faculty and students as the band finished with the popular Beatles’ song Twist and Shout.” The governor was then introduced to the excited student body by Ms. Pearl Austin. His opening remarks, which referred to his victory over Governor Rhodes and the upcoming game versus Cleveland Rhodes, quickly won over the audience. Ce- leste’s purpose soon became appar- ent; to promote a campaign against the use of drugs. Govcner Celeste proudly displays his “Just Say No shirt given to him by the student body. Marla Hudson and Apnl Brigham display two perfect smiles. Ruby Cheeks of WMMS enjoys the sunlight and the attention Irom students. 14 SPECIAL EVENT Noelle Celeste, who was a popular speaker with the student audience ac- companied her father. Guest appear- ances by Ruby Cheeks of WMMS, Chris Bando of the Cleveland In- dians, and Lynn Tolliver Jr. and Jef- frey Charles of WZAK also went over well with spectators. As a united front they urged students to say no to the social influences of drugs and alcohol. Student representatives Tanya Pa- lik and Bill Brand presented Gover- nor Celeste with a Bedford Bearcat “Just Say No” t-shirt. The festivities were concluded when SADD asked students to avoid using drugs for two weeks. The governor and his daughter aided in the distribution of the pledge form, creating a more than Celeste-ial event. Noelle Celeste gives an emotional speech Leslie Craig. Maria Botta. Sandy Grabowski. Lori Met ger. and Mcagan McQuad sport smiles as Karen Shuster looks on. BHS alumni Barry O’Hara warms up before an explosive set. SPECIAL EVENT 15 Board of Education Ronald Wilms Virginia Bright Daniel Smalley Ann Hamilton John St.John Administration Frank LeDonne Wally Murray Pat Bollinger Fred Fries Dennis Blackburn Superintendent of Schools Pupil Services Treasurer Business Manager Administrative Assistant Deborah Jones Paul Kostansek Steve Bowman Francis E. McNellie John Wolfe Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Associate Principal Principal 16 BOARD OF EDUCA TION ADMINISTRA TION FACULTY ...teachers have class Mr. Ambrosini-Chemistry Mrs. Ambrosini-English Mrs. Ashley-Science Ms. Austin-CORE Mrs. Balcer-Physical Ed. Mr. Balcer-Health Miss Benner-Social Studies Mrs. Berencsi-Business Ed. Mr. Bistritz-Science Mr. Brewer-Computeres Mrs. Buholzer-Social Studies Mr. Bunker-English Mr. Burgess-Resource Center Mr. Bush-Art Mr. Caron-Metal Technology Mr. Codner-Auto Body Mr. Cumley-Mathematics Mr. Davis-English Once upon a time...Mr. Hodakievic at the Homecoming Spir- it Rally, tells the story of the Bearcat Football Team. Mr. Deckman-Guidance Mrs. DePompei-Special Ed. Mrs. Dickard-Social Studies Mr. Dipiero-Vocational Ed. Mr. Donovan-English Miss Fitzgerald-English Mr. Fleming-Counselor Mr. Fudge-Russian History Mr. Galvin-Industrial Ed. ADMINISTRATION FACULTY 17 Mr. Garrison-Mathematics Mrs. Gilbert-Home Arts Mrs. Gurry-OWE Miss Halchin-Spanish Mrs. Hambor-Vocationai Mrs. Hannah-French Mrs. Hathaway-English Miss Haus-Math Mrs. Heiman-Special Ed. Mr. Hemphill-Electronics Mr. Hennen-Chemistry Mr. Hodakievic-OWA Mr. Holliday-Biology Mrs. Holloway-Business Ed. Mrs. Hood-Counselor Mrs. Humrichauser-Science Mr. Kennedy-Physical Ed. Mrs. Kessler-Social Studies Mr. Kimberly-Mathematics Mr. Knox-Social Studies Mrs. Kochert-Cosmetology Mrs. Kokal-German Miss Koki-English Mr. Korduba-Speech Mrs. G. Kozak-English Mrs. S. Kozak-Accounting Mrs. Kunsman-Guidance Mr. Landolph-English Mrs. Lesler-Home Arts Mr. Loeffler-Mathematics Awe. come on. you're embarassing me! Mr. and Mrs. Peierson reluctantly stop for a picture. 18 FACULTY Mr. Luce-Physics Mr. Mansfield-Business Ed. Mrs. Marino-Tutoring Mr. Marunowski-Mathematics Mrs. McGill-Home Economics Mrs. Meyer-Social Studies Mr. Minerovic-Geometry Mr. Minor-Biology Mrs. Morell-Spanish French Mr. Parnell-Social Studies Mrs. Patterson-Typing Mr. Perry-Mathematics Mrs. Peterson-Business Ed. Mr. Peterson-Social Studies Mrs. Potapenko-Special Ed. Mr. Rabatin-Art Mr. Rose-Phys. Ed. Mrs. Ruiz-Spanish Mrs. St. John-Resource Center Mr. Saraney- Business Ed. Mr. Scheff-Social Studies Mr. Schwartz-Biology Mr. Schuster-Social Studies Mr. Schweier-Drafting Mrs. Schwolow- Algebra Mrs. Skarupa-Spanish Ms. Smith-Business Ed. Mrs. Soldevilla-Spanish Mrs. Southworth-Cosmetology Ms. Spaeth-Resource Center FACULTY 19 Mrs. Spinos-English Mrs. Stocker-Music Mr. Sullivan-Music Mr. Sweide-Auto Mechanics Mrs. Syroski-Tutoring Mr. Teringo-Business Ed. Mr. Ulman-Counselor Mr. Wallace-Music Mr. Weller-Swimming Desperately, the faculty tries to hold the seniors in tug-of-war. SUPPORT STAFF Mr. Bernardo Mrs. Biss Mrs. Cartellone Mrs. Cascone Mrs. Eyring Mrs. Goga Mrs. Hamilton Mrs. Latine Mrs. Oswald Mrs. Romito Mrs. Stanton Mrs. Tate 20 FACULTY STAFF 21 CAFETERIA FRONT ROW: Margaret Tuma. Joan Thompson. Karen Zallar, Louise Musgrave. Jean Vavra. Flora Flowler. Judy Weakland. ROW TWO: Dec Pecjak. Bev Tokareik. Ruth Shercr. Felicia Egglcr. Pam Duns. Karen Kinnell. Barbara Weakland. Claudia Sendcrak. Carolina Kustich. Mane Minaido. CUSTODIANS FRONT ROW: George Kostal. Kim Barber. Jeanne Infield, Wanda Thompson. ROW TWO: Glenn Arnold, Ralph Clemens, Scot Martin. John Kustich. Amos Balfour. Jennifer Allen Kathleen Ambroziak Wilbert Anderson Timothy Aughinbaugh Barbara Babkowski Monica Bakonyi Lynn Bard Diana Battaglia Donald Battaglia Kathleen Bell Stacy Berger Michele Bema Bridget Besteder Christine Binns Gene Biros April Bivens Matthew Blackburn Maria Blakely Mary Bobik Douglas Bodnovich John Bolyard Mike Borger Steven Bourbonnais Pamela Bouyer Samuel Bouyer William Brand Michelle Brewster Cameron Brown Marcie Brown Chad Bryant 24 SENIORS BRYANT Eddie Buchanan Yon Burris George Butina Dawn Byers Michael Cackowski I Anthony C'anzoni I Gina Carpentz I Lisa Carroccio I Darren Carter l Lynara Carter Tammy Cashman Maureen Chatman Michele Ciresi Jodi Clary Steven Clause CLA USE SENIORS Crystal Clevenger Heather Clotz Candace Codner Angela Coleman Keith Coleman Debra Collier Aaron Conrad Darren Cooper Bob Cowen Melissa Craig Theodore Craighead Erika Crawford Sherie Culbert Cameron Cunningham Eileen Czekalski SENIOR CLASS ADVISORY BOARD FRONT ROW: Angela Mizsak (Vice Presidenl). Bill Brand (President), Mary Lachowski (Secretary). ROW TWO: Michele Bcma. Renee Potts, Kim Lennon. Lynara Carter, Lisa Slaby, Teresa Rizzo, Laura Trocchio. ROW THREE: Lisa Zcpp. Tanya Palik. Carol O’Keefe. Pamela McCabe. Kevin Williams. Kcmbcrly Jackson. Quincy Walker. ROW FOUR: Jean Dunkel. Juli Metz. Jenny Allen. Christopher Craighead. Eddie Buchanan. April Bivens, Chris Morth. Robin Gawlik. ROW FOUR: Jackie Stoker, Gretchen Hido. Gwyn Fuhrmeyer, Louis Graves Jr., Mike Cackowski. Richard Jewett, Becky Griffiths, Lisa Micciche. 26 SENIORS CZEKA LKSI Janice Czerny Michela DafTner Darlene D’Angelo Sonaray Daniel Timothy Dardy Deanne Darrigo Brian Deluca Tammy Diblasi Thomas Dickson Vincent Dicorpo Vaughan Dockery Sharon Donofrio Patrick Downes Andrea Drane Kimberlyn Drayton Robin Duckworth Lisa Dufala David Duff Jean Dunkel Jeffery Dunnigan Michael Elam Geofrey Erdos David Erickson Patricia Erickson Philip Faia Cindy Farkas Ronald Fenster- maker Jack Fleming Angela Flowers Sonya Fluker FLUKER SENIORS 27 Trade Ford Christian Freeman Chris Freyer Kevin Freyer Gwyn Fuhrmeyer Shelley Furr Laura Garrett Teri Gatten Robin Gawlik Larry Gentile In the Senior Study Hall. Seniors take time out to pose for a quick picture for the yearbook. Richard Gerwin Tracy Gloden Tracey Gorzelanczyk Stacey Gough Louis Graves Michelle Grecko Clifford Griffith Rebecca Griffiths Matt Gruska Thomas Guffey 28 SENIORS GUFFEY mk f ■ Jennifer Haddix Ricguel Hairston Shawne Halsey Jennifer Hargreaves Earl Harris • Yvonne Harris Darren Harvey X Angela Hayes • James Hegedus ® Deann Hegidus - The Senior tug-of-war team showed what they were made of when they defeated the underclass faculty teams. Open wide Joe Kirchner!! Kristin Heishman Dawn Henry Marcey Herron Greg Hertel John Hevesi Gretchen Hido Tanya Hilty Jason Hite Tracie Hobson Philip Hodge HODGE SENIORS 29 P.A. announcers. Gina Moss and Tanya Palik. brighten the day with their cheerful presentation of the Morning Announce- Mario Piccolomini eats his way to victory in the pizza eating contest ments. dunng the February pep ralley. Malcolm Holt Christine Homa Carolyn Hooper Katherine Hooper Joseph Howard Marla Hudson Sonya Hudson Mark Hunt Angela Hupp Ronna Hurtuk Cheryl Jackson Kimberly Jackson Jimmy James ■ John Jatsek ■ Richard Jewitt i 30 SENIORS JE WITT Reginald Johnson John Johnston Bekaya Jones Steven Jones Andrew Jordon Christopher Jurcago Lori Kingsmill Allison Kinsey Joe Kirchner James Kirk Melissa Knall Kevin Knuckles Susan Kolenich John Kosh Raymond Kuchta Mary Lachowski Timothy Ladina Laura Landers Anthony Lang Arlene Lawson Darlene Lawson Carleton Lebert Kimberly Ledbetter Kim Lennon Katrina Leonard Tanglyan Leonard Tony Leprotti Cara Licht Michelle Lionti John Liscoe LISCOE SENIORS 31 Ronald Lisy Jeremy Lord Thomas Lucarelli Marie Lupton Deborah Machillivray Pauline Machaevich Vickie Maji Denise Marino Linda Martanovic Mark Massey Darlene Matriano Daryl Matriano Linda Mayes Cindy Mazer Pamela McCabe Angela McConnell Bart Mercurio William Mester Julianne Metz Lisa Micciche Donna Miller Regina Miracle Jason Mitalski Ronica Mitchell Lisa Mitschki Angela Mizak Richard Molton John Moore Chris Morth Gina Moss 32 SENIORS MOSS Frank Williams is just waiting for that special shot at a fall pep rally. JJ Bolyard comes out of the rain after being drenched at a football game. A congratulation goes to Pam McCabe for being named this year’s VICA queen. Linda Mscichowski Joe Nagy Bill Nemeth Nika Newsome Robert Noska Sharon Novak Albert O’Keefe Carol O’Keefe Donna Oleksiak Tanya Palik Robert Pallet Lisa Paluscsak John Parr Jean Pausch Mario Piccolomini Janine Pieragostine Gina Pobega Lisa Pobega POBEGA SENIORS 33 Michael Polansky Renee Potts Rob Prather Natalie Prodan Val Ptaszek Lamont Purdie Stephen Radecky Keith Radke Patty Raimer Heather Ramsay Heidi Ransby Erik Ransom David Rawson Moneecia Reese Nathaniel Reese Hey. gel back to work! Seniors pause from their work long enough for a picture to be taken. 34 SENIORS REESE Shonda Respert Catrcasa Rias Doris Riggleman Suzy Riley Tracey Ringo Teresa Rizzo Lashon Robinson Mike Roch Rebecca Rodgers Torry Rollins Anthony Rossello Jennifer Rutkowski Margaret Rutter Steven Rzeszut Ruzgar Sagnak Steven Scheff Scott Schreiber Steve Schroeder Roman Schultheis Vincent Schutten- burg Karen Schwicht Cheri Scott Greg Sesny Dan Shalashnow Jennifer Shauf Christopher Shick Kathy Shirey Jaskaran Singh Lisa Slaby Paul Sliwinski SLIWINSKI SENIORS 35 Dwan Sloan Karen Smith Lessie Smith Michael Smith Steven Soltesz James Spencer Jackie Stoker Deanne Sukavich Lucy Szmerekovski Carolyn Tench Bob Thomas Cathy Thomas David Toensing Laura Trocchio Bill Tucker Halle Turner Jason Turner Nicole Urban Gina Valentino Todd Vanek James Vaughn April Vematter Helen Vlk David Vloedman Louine Voyzey Roy Wainwright Jennifer Waye Cindy Webb David Webb Christina Whitt 36 SENIORS WHITT Lori Wiatrowski Frank Williams Kevin Williams Shannon Williams Terrell Williams Willie Williams Valerie Willis Joseph Wilson Mark Woodard Angela Woody Aaron Worthy Nancy Wright Robert Zeiders Lisa Zepp Lori Zepp ZEPP SENIORS 37 Kristine Ainsworth Jennifer Akc Catnna Andrews Laura Angyal Robin Argentine Wendell Astrop Troy Auzenne Cindy Babiak Charles Bailey Heather Balogh Scott Bard Stacey Bellar Chris Benny Jennifer Berger James Bern Dawn Bestcder Mario Beverly Julie Bilek Roy Bish April Blackwelder Stacy Boggs Mana Botta Cathy Bowman Charles Boyd Chris Boyd Kendnck Brown Kenny Brown Bernadette Bunch Gregory Byers Debra Callahan Manelle Carillon Regina Carpenter Amy Cashman Jesse Caver Cori Ceja Nachclle Chuppa Christy Cibella Djuana Cistrunk Hcathcre Cmunt Colcen Cook Rick Courtney Charles Cox Bob Coyle Leslie Craig Heather Cross Mark Crowell Lee Ann Cumlcy Cathy Czekalski CZEKALSKI JUNIORS 39 Velisa Darden Andrea Davidson Kim Davis Scott DeLollis Vickie Delphia Lisa Dick Kevin Dobbins Charles Drone Ron Dumas Samantha Edwards Diana Emmanuel Kelly Erbes Bobby Eslick Jim Eutsey Antonio Evans Michael Evans Kami Felean Dee Ficzeri Rick Flauto Mike Fleming Roger Fletcher Tom Rick Mindy Fliger Matt Ford Lights. Camera. School Pictures. Open wide! Cheerleaders. Lon Marchak and Julie Bilek. J unior Class Advisor M r. Dipiero relives the old days of kicking around the pigskin at the Fall Spirit Assembly. 40 JUNIORS FORD Willie Foreman Angie Foster Dejuan Fountain Selena Freeman Jim Furr Anna Garganta Rick Geiger Janet Gerycz Michael Gillen Carlo Gilliam John Giordano Juan Gonzalez Barry Gott Brian Gott Sandra Grabowski Errol Graham Allen Grant Jamie Green Halle Guffey Ronda Gulajski Tom Gurko Sandra Hall Laticia Haltcrman Mia Hams Monique Harvey Tony Harwood Doug Hatcher Doug Haw Rick Hay Jacqueline Head David Henderson Eric Hicks Jim Hignite William Hildreth Jared Hill Tim Hladky Tuan Hodges Scott Hoenigman Karen Holderman Sean Holland Kim Hollis Ron Holloway Judith Hofmcistcr Sharon Hooper Ryan Homak Timothy Hovorka Pam Hradeskv Derek Hutchinson HUTCHINSON JUNIORS 41 JUNIOR CLASS ADVISORY BOARD FRONT ROW. Jamie Green (Vice President). Jared Hill (President). Carmen Sears (Secretary). Sharon Steen (Treasurer). ROW TWO: ’’Pebbles Hodges. Julie Szmerekovsky. Lon Marchak. Velisa Darden. Heather Cross. April Blackwelder. Mia Harris. Sunhwa Kim. ROW THREE: Mana Botla, Heather Balogh. Lisa Krumenakcr. Sandy Hall. Diana Emanuel. Demitra Turner. Deane Kocisko. Vcnessa Schad. Kim Hollis. KellyAnn Quinn. ROW FOUR: Angela Foster. Racquel Payton. Shonda Wiley. Karen Holderman. Karl Johnson. Donnie Wcndorf. Melissa Kussin, Mark Crowell. Launc Metzger. Sue Schiely. Andrea Davidson. ROW FIVE: Cindy Babiak. Teresa Lampa. Monique Rosenthal. Jennifer Ake, Kim Davis. Derek Hutchenson. Anna Garganta. Megan McQuaide. Leslie Craig. Jim Furr, Sherry Szelagowski. Dominic Ottaviano. Barb Martanovic. ROW SIX: Ann Riley. Mom Middleton. Jackie Head. Doug Hatcher. Fcla Turner. Larry Montgomery. Glenn Yorkicvitz, Ernest Jolly, Sal Sidoti. Michelle Pugh. Tabitha Sontcrs. Miki Chuppa. Traci Inman Mark Jackson Roderick Jackson Daniel Jambor Doug Johnson Karl Johnson Ernest Jolly Bekora Jones Bnana Jones La Wanda Jones Mane Jones Willie Jones Eric Kalal Kasic Kelly Brian Kereky Sue Kestranek LaTonya Kindell Jemil King JefT Kitzler MaryAnn Klima Diane Kocisko John Korzekwa Lisa Krinjeck Lisa Krumenaker 42 JUNIORS KR UMENAKER Melissa Kussin Teresa Lam pa Sharon Lang Pamela Latessa Ronnetta Lee Toma Lewis Gary Lingenfield Patrick Liscoc Kathic Lisy Virginia Lowe Greg Lubecki James Lupton Traci Lynch Doug Machacek Stacey Malkus Steve Mangello Lon Marchak Ken Marshall Barb Martanovic Matthew Massey Darryl Mastilak Theresa Maynard Robyn Mays Tara Mazanec ART III FIRST ROW: Heather Cross. Jovy Salazar. Sean Holland. Jimmy Vaughn. Christine Binns. Jennifer Hargreaves. Marcy Herron. SECOND ROW: Tom Conroy. Julie Presby, Lisa Krumenaker. Phil Faia. Al O'Keefe. Caleb Ruffin. Cindy Babiak. MAZANEC JUNIORS 43 Leighton McCoy Troy McIntosh Nikicha McLean Megan McQuaidc Cassandra McQuarry Dana Meagher Laurel Metzger Moni Middleton Greg Miller Shawn Miller Tracy Miller Larry Montgomery Stefanie Moore Kellie Moran Mamec Morozek Eddie Morton Julie Muncy Denise Murphy Tracic Myers Kris Nash Stacy Nedelka Patrick O'Neil Anthony Oriti Dominic Otiaviano 44 JUNIORS OTTA VIANO Rusty Pal isko Jennifer Parker Jenny Parsons Terry Patton Racquet Payton Garth Peterson Sam Piazza Lisa Polisena Jeff Prekop Julie Presby Tonya Pnce William Price Mark Prior Ortisc Pryer Michelle Pugh Kelly Quinn JoAnn Randazzo Tami Recko Rebecca Reeder Robyne Rice Christopher Richardson AnnMarie Riley James Riley Erica Roberts R OBER TS JUNIORS 45 Nick Roberts Monique Rosenthal Jim Rosscllo Earl Rozhon Adam Rubin Beth Rzcszut Jovi Salazar LaShaun Sanders Stephanie Sanders Paul Sanicky Vcnessa Schadc Sue Schiely Dawn Schuttenberg Jennifer Scraga Carmen Sears Curt Sebulsky Jeff Setlock Lynn Shartle Sean Sheeler Greg Shoric Eugene Shorpe Kelly Shusky Karen Shuster Sal Sidoti Kathy Simon Rob Sitts Keith Sizemore Sance Sledge Kathy Smith Michael Smith Tammic Smith Danny Sokolowski Darlene Soltis Tabitha Sonters Steve Spinelli Sandy Stalzer Kimberley Stanley Ron Starcher Sharon Steen Tom Stefanick Gina Stevens Shannon Stevenson Tom Stevenson Lon Stewart Tina Slillwagon Tony Storozuk Kevin Stosscl Steve Stout 46 JUNIORS STOUT Robert Suhadolmk Joe Sullivan Kimberly Sunday Sherry Szelagowski Julie Szmerekovsky Gary Talbot Kim Telling Corrado Tempestelli Dan Tennant Dcnece Thomas Tina Trivisonno Megan Tulloch Demitra Turner Fcla Turner Pamela Udivich Angela Vanni Rachel Vamdell Bill Voyzey Elizabeth Walker David Ward Eric Warren Lalita Watkins Julie Weakland Helene Webb 11 f Pamela Worsley Mauncc Wnght Glenn Yorkievitz Melissa Yovanno David Williams Kristen Williams Scott Witcher James Woods Teresa Woody Steve Weiller Donnie WendorfT Sheila Whipkey Erica White Michael Whitt Shonda Wiley YOVANNO JUNIORS 47 Ty Abernathy Jennifer Allen Dawn Anderson Paula Artino Sedrick Ashby Doug Auerbach Jennifer Babkowski Keith Baker David Banks Allan Beasley Danielle Benson Tyrone Benton Came Bergansky Vickie Berry Aaron Biederman Kelly Bicla Don Bish Ned Blackburn Greg Blythewood Scott Boczkiewicz Jenm Bounce Brent Bower Laura Brenner Jarmaine Broadnax Kim Brown Cordelle Buggs Corky Bunch Sam Calvin Jennifer Carpenter Nick Carpenter Debbie Carr Marlon Carter Melinda Casey Don Chad well Daniel Chatal Dana Chech Tammy Church Steve Clark Jodi Clarke John Colletti Anthony Copeland Jim Courtney Donna Craven Catherina Croasmun Scott Cummings Tania Daffner David Daunch Stephen Davis DA VIS SOPHOMORES The Rebel Father Guido becomes a bearcat Patty DeFrench Lynn DeLuca Chris Delgado Mike DiMarco Jeannina Dobbins Bryant Douglas Stephanie Dragan DcShawn Dukes Pamela Dusek Matthew Dzurko Sharon Emling Dennis Favazzo Kelly Ferencie Allen Flagg Alton Flagg Maureen Ford Cherie Foss Joe Frame Steven Friend Charlie Funderburk Jennifer Gary Nicole Gasper Richard Gaston Brian Geer 50 SOPHOMORES GEER Carmen Geis Enc Gerhard Karen Gnoddie Steve Goupil Lori Gray Emmitt Grier Monica Griffin Chanta Griggs Tim Gurko Gary Haba Lana Hanna Willie Handimon Mane Hams Billy Hamson Jennifer Hathaway Bnan Hawkins Rachael Hensley Tom Herbert Brandy Herrage Cary Hetzel Mark Hicks Michelle Higgins Bertha Hines Candy Hobson SOPHOMORE CLASS ADVISORY BOARD FRONT ROW: Lynctte Freyer (Secretary). Mallissa Powell (President). Jennifer Babkowski (Vice - president). ROW TWO: Jennifer King, Marie Ledbetter. Lynn DeLuca, Pam Dusek. Dawn Anderson. Tania DafTner. ROW THREE: Debbie Carr. Rachael Hensley, Lisa Mroczka. Laura Shifllette. Danielle Benson, Jenna Allen. Stacy Riddles. ROW FOUR: Stephanie Dragon, Wayne Jatsek. Tony Riley, Harry B. Petaway III, Matt Simoni, Tcm Korzekwa. Jennifer Hathaway. HOBSON SOPHOMORES 51 Jamcy Hofmann Chris Hojdar Demetrius Howard Darnell Howell Parish Hruby Chcri Hudson JoMane Hutchinson Keith Hutter Arnold Imes Kasha Jackson LaNeisha Jackson Jenny Janoco Wayne Jatsek DcAngelo Jefferson Christopher Jethrow David Johnson Khalid Johnson Keisha Johnson Keith Johnson Lester Kaminski Shelley Kaminski Dave Kaye Melissa Keith Bill Kern Eric King Jennifer King Synettra King Sean Kinnell Amy Kirby Jennie Koci Chris Kolettis Terri Korzewka Alan Krinickas Sharia Lard Amy Larkin Mane Ledbetter David Lesniewski Dan Lillie David Lucarelli Eric Luton Rodngo Madngal Demck Marmash Nichole Martin Carrie Maynard Cindy Mayor Edward McClain David McClelland Sean McCloud 52 SOPHOMORES McCLOUD Billie Joe McFall Kelly McGinnis Patrick McHugh Cynthia McQuerry Dominic Medici Larry Messenger Kevin Metz Mana Mhoon Jeffrey Miano Brian Miller Jamaine Miller Raanell Miller Wendy Mislosky Laura Mitalski Melissa Mizsak Tony Moore Lisa Mroczska Greg Nailing Nick Nemecek Deronc Newell Tyrone Newell Kyle Nietert Lamonte Norman Jenny Noska NOSKA SOPHOMORES 53 David Novak Lon Novak Rick Obert Tim Organiscak Andrea Orlowski Tracy Orosz Carla Paparosa Alex Papesh Kristin Parker Renee Pelcarsky Rick Perry Harry Petaway Robert Pete Janie Pianowski Sharon Polansky Mallissa Powell Sue Pracejus Shari Ptaszek Tina Puls Kevin Radke Carmen Reese Benjamin Repke Michelle Riccardi Tiffany Ricciuti Mike Rich Stacy Riddles Tony Riley Dawn Rivera Earl Roberts Lenny Rogers Mario Roscoe Chris Rossello Tracey Schorpp Debbie Schuette Tom Sheppard Laura Shifflette Matthew Simoni Trisha Sisak Carrie Skrebunas Chris Slaine Diane Sloan James Smith Scott Snow Soma Steele Marcus Stewert Angie Stossel Jennifer Sanicky Pat Santa Mana 54 SOPHOMORES SANTA MARIA Janice Santin Adam SchefT Eric Scheimann Eddie Streeter Kimberly Sutton Lynette Szell Dian Szulinski Alicia Taylor Kim Taylor Janet Thomas Kim Threat! Tyson Timer Miranda Torain Michael Trocchio James Turner Ed Twitt Scot Twitt Mark Twohey Dawn Vander Ncut David Vasas Anna Virzi Chris Voyzcy Brian Walton Tanya Walton Sophomore Cecil Brown tries unsuccessfully to win the Pizza Eating Contest. The muscles struggle, but the Sophomores lose against the Seniors. WALTON SOPHOMORES James Ward Leslie Ware Chuck Waiterson Katie Wayc Rodney Wheat Brian White Jason White Andrea Williams Pattie Williams Jonathan Wilson Jason Winkfield Scott Witcher Aaron Woodbury Alisa Woody Angela Worells Richard Worship Kurt Wright Sheryl Yakich Keith Yansh Wing Yeung Celeste Young Rick Yurko Zachary Zaharewicz Tern Zallar Bill Zayak John Zolata Top: The Sophomore’s hard work and effort pays off and earns them second place out of four floats. Middle: Sophomore Tony Riley shows his talent and wins first place for his class in the Lip-Sync contest. Bottom: Sophomores earnestly work to complete their Trash Mayfield” float. 56 SOPHOMORES ZOLA TA Tracy Adams Wayne Adkins Frank Adler Missy Alexander Derrick Allen Millicent Ally Ronda Anderson Jason Andros Greg Babnik Jennie Balogh Peter Banks Shandy Banks Mike Bamsh Bryan Batten Greg Baynes Michael Baynes Alicia Beall Gina Belluardo Joe Benewiat Laual Bennitt Jason Bienkowski Rufinda Bigham Keith Blount Cyndi Bobbs Joy Bobbs Ken Bobik Kim Bordonaro Sashecn Bowman Tomara Bowman Carrie Bowser Clint Boyd Janon Bradley Araya Brantley Scott Brcndorfer Rick Buccen Ed Burda Michele Byers Howard Campbell Shane Canfield Chrissy Carr Beth Carroccio Cynthia Cartier Michelle Cartier John Chaich Tawana Chandler Isreal Ciptak Tanya Craig Erin Cross 58 FRESHMEN CROSS OWA FRONT ROW: William Edlcy. Lisa M. Spied. Jennifer Hager. Carrie A. Bowser. Angclla Piazza. Doreen Schlatt. ROW TWO: Wendy Shields. Waller Humphery. Rufaro Perry. Tony Woods. Ronda Anderson. Bonet Louks. ROW THREE: Stephanie Miracle. Wayne Adkins. Mark Farkas. Mike Baynes. Jeff Peck. Russell Wallace. Missing: Corey Brown. Leanne Osborne. Cline Boyd. Sean Woods. Steven Curry Snehal Dalai Angela Darden Bryan Davis Raquel Davis Helen DeFrench Catherine Detman Denise Deyling Beth Diczhazy Laurie DiFranco Karen Dixon Sean Dory' Monica Doughty Jose Dragan John Dragamc James Drake Jesse Duckworth Sean Duckworth Rusty Dzurko Tony Early Chip Edlcy James Edwards Shareese Edwards Mike Elder ELDER FRESHMEN 59 Heidi Erickson Monica Faia Bob Falkowski James Frankenberry Lisa Frcdcnco On 1 icc Freeman Vernon Gainer Marcy Gansler Chris Gardner Jennifer Garvin Chris Gazdik Bnan Geiger Kristen George Diana Gerhard Melanie Gerhard Leanne Germ Theresa Giacomazza Ioanna Giatis Lisa Gillen Harry Gipson Bnan Gloden Kristin Golembiewski Chnstinc Gongos Cyndee Gorta FRONT ROW: Raquel Davis (Vice-President). Missie Alexander (Vice-President). Loronda Leonard (Secretary). Bndgct Hanson (President). Chnssy Carr (Sargent of Arms). J.M. Tate (Treasurer). ROW TWO: Heather Williams. Heather Lavczzi. Heather Knapp. Kathy Martanovic. Halle Hanson. Beth O’Conke. Cynthia K. Hams. Keisha Sallee. ROW THREE: Tomara Bowman. Kcya Ogbonna. Beth Diczhazy. Colleen Thomas. Enn Cross. Monica Faia. Sasheen Bowman. Kenya Moore. ROW FOUR: Kellea Tibbs. Marcy Gansler Chnssy Shaynak. Kim Bordonaroloanna Giatis. Cyndee Gorta, Laeslie Heard. Debbie Williams. ROW FIVE: Melanie Gerhard. Kimberly Winkfield. Andrea Law. Sven Stahl. Roz Pinto. Snehal Dalai. Tameka N. Lewis, Salena Schuster. Becki Veverka. Mr. Bush 60 FRESHMEN GORTA Aisha Gray Carmetu Gray Tamara Gray Man Grecko Prentice Greene Jennifer Hager Chante Hamilton Bndget Hanson Hailie Hanson Cynthia Hams Leslie Heard Lena Henry Cindy Herron Jonita Hicks Dave Hilty Shelly Hinton Vince Hladky Scott Holland Lon Hood Bnan Hope David Horba Con Hoston Jenny Howard Tandaiaya Howard Kenya Huff Walter Humphrey Enc Hunt Kelly Huntington Tonya Inghram Chnstine Jackson Jeff Janoco Todd Janda Shannen Jewett Kila John Dion Johnson LaQuetta Johnson Anthony Jurcago Michelle Kasicki Casey Kelly Jennifer King David Kinnell Heather Knapp Melissa Kole Ludovit Krajcovic George Kratochvil Matt Krause Kris Krofta Mike Krasacok KR.4SA COK FRESH MEN 61 Cheryl Kvoriak Heather Lavezzi Andrea Law Terri Lee Loronda Leonard Lisa Lesniewski Tameka Lewis Larry Linvillc Tonya Lowe Aaron Malenchek Alan MacGillivray Madeline Macklin Stefany Macklin Sybil Marable Kathy Martanovic Kelly Martin Kevin Matlock Ken Mazer Christine McAdam Dave McDowell Alexander McLean Tracy McRitchie Lora Milano Michelle Miller Torrey Mitchell Tony Mlady Kelly Mohr Ricky Montgomery Kenya Moore Tywunn Moore Megin Murray Jim Nash Gary Nemeth Stuart Newby Tanisha Norris Maurie Nunn Beth O’Conke Key a Ogbonna Brian Palivec Toni Palmer Colleen Parker Andrea Pavlik Jeff Peck Rufaro Perry Mikki Phelps Angella Piazza Roz Pinto Carolyn Pinzonc 62 FRESHMEN PINZONE Dion Johnson takes a quick break from the pizza eating contest, an event that was part of pride week. Many brave Freshmen took on the challenge of tug-of-war with the Juniors, but were soon defeated. Freshmen show their spirit by winning the first spirit assembly of the year. Way to go '91! John Podojil Eric Porter Keith Prather Debbie Presley Kern Pntt Traci Puls Jonathan Rader Liz Ragland Tim Rawson Nicole Respert Paul Ressler Mike Reynolds Russ Ribovich Jahol Rice Ralph Rice Robcn Rice Damon Robinette Venus Robinson Dawne Roeblc Janet Romanowski Michele Ropele Michelle Ross Stephen Rukavina Chris Rusyniak RUSYNIAK FRESHMEN 63 Craig Sakai Kcisha Sallee James Sanderson Joe Saniora Tony Savanno Shane Schcimann Doreen Schlatt Scon Schlosser John Schneider Salena Schuster Rachelle Scibana Michele Scott Melissa Scraga Christina Shaynak Wendy Shields Tara Shump Felicia Shy Steve Silts Stephen Sloop Dome Smith Kelly Smith Sue Snow John Soblieski Mike Soltesz Dan Spacagna Lisa Spicel Stacy Spillman Sven Stahl Dave Starkey Paul Stienbrenner Bob Stevens Matt Stewart Aaron Sty I inski JefT Taips Lauri Talley John Tate Trcvas Taylor Jill Tekalec Colleen Thomas Keisha Thomas Kcllea Tibbs Bettie Tolbert Brian Tomasclli Michelle Trask Stacey T ucholski Sophie Tujaka Jamie Tuma Shawn Tyler l 64 FRESHMEN TYLER Top: Class President Bridget Hanson led the Freshmen class to victory in the first Spirit Assembly. Middle: We did make it hap- pen!! Bottom: Kung Fu lessons for Kristin George are provided by cheerleaders. Rick Vacha Velcncia Vanhorn Jody Vamdell Sam Vawters Bccki Vcvcrka Brian Vinson Katnna Wallace Russell Wallace Shawn Warner Mekkia Warren Dawn Watson Tiffany Watson Jay Wawro Kevin Wells Diane Wheatly Latoya White Selina White Tina Whited Debbie Williams Eric Williams Heather Williams Nashawn Williams Scott Williams James Willis Darya Wilson Kimberly Winkfield Laura WolfT John Woods Sean Woods Tony Woods Tamara Worthy Jim Zurbola FRESHMEN ZURBOLA 65 JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL B.H.S. OPPENENT 0 Beaumont 2 1 Idcpendcnce 2 1 Garfield Hts. 2 0 Maple 2 0 South 2 0 Mentor 2 1 Brush 2 1 Mayfield 2 0 North 2 0 Trinity 2 0 Euclid 2 0 Maple 2 1 South 2 0 Mentor 2 0 Cuyahoga Hts. 2 0 Brush 2 0 Mayfield 2 0 North 2 0 Euclid 2 •WON - 0 LOST - 19 JY VOLLEYBALL FRONT ROW: Came Bergansky. Diane Wheatley. Karen Gnoddie. Pam Worsley. Kellea Tibbs. Kelly Fercncic. Megan Tulloch. Mamcc Morozec. SECOND ROW: Coach Papesh. Coach Wilson. Jenny Ehasz, Tiffany Watson. Laurie DiFranco. Jenny Noska. Dawn Vandemeut. Traci Puls. Chante Hamilton. JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 67 The Lady Spikers worded hard and overcame many obstacles to attain a season’s record of 5 wins and 15 losses while going 3 and 11 in the G.C.C. The major difficulty faced was finding a place to play. With repairs being make on the BHS gym floor during volleyball season. Coach Papesh was forced to take the team to the Bedford Heights Recreational Center for prac- tices and games. Much valuable prac- tice tive and energy was lost wrestling with problems such as transportation, rescheduling officials and match sites. It deprived the Lady Cats of the luxury of a ‘home field advantage' and also caused shortened practice ses- sions. Despite the adversity and incon- venience, the varsity record showed slight improvement over last season; 5-15 as opposed to 2-19. Finding height and attempting to establish a stronger feeder program” are factors that will contribute to a more success- ful future. The 1987 team was led by senior ’Cats Jeannie Dunkel, Ronna Hurtuk and Juli Metz. Backing them up were juniors; Lisa Kxumenaker, Lori Mar- chak, Karen Shuster and Julie Weak- land along with sophomores; Terri Korzeckeva and Stephanie Dragon. Named to the G.C.C. All-Conference Team was senior Nicole Urban, 3 year letter winner and standout who rounded out the roster for the 1987 Volleyball Team. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 1987 V ARSITY VOLLEYBALL B.H.S. OPPONENT 2 Independence i 0 Garfield 2 0 Maple 2 0 Willoughby S. 2 0 Mentor 2 2 Brush 1 0 Mayfield 2 0 Eastlake North 2 0 Trinity 2 0 Euclid 2 0 Maple 2 0 Willoughby S. 2 0 Mentor 2 0 Cuyahoga Hts. 2 2 Brush 0 2 Mayfield 1 0 Eastlake North 2 2 Kent Roosevelt 0 0 Euclid 2 0 Stow 2 WON - 5 LOST - 15 68 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 69 VARSITY 3rd IN GCC i CATS GO 6-4 The 1987 football season teetered in the Cats favor as the final record showed 6-4. Bedford achieved a solid third place by going 4-3 in the Greater Cleveland Conference. The season opened with a strong 24-14 victory over the Shaker Raiders, followed by a 21-0 ride over Cleveland Rhodes. The Cats then fell to a 14-6 defeat to the Garfield Bull- dogs. Again they bounced back and routed the Willoughby South Rebels 12-0. Other contests which tilted in the Cats favor consisted of crushing the Brush Arcs 27-7, rocking the East- lake North Rangers 14-6, and man- gling our arch-rivals, the Maple Mus- tangs, 12-7. Although it resulted in de- feat for Bedford, the most exciting and intense contest was against the Euclid Panthers, according to Coach Hodakievic. And then there was Homecoming. Bolsterred by the week’s activities filled with school spirit the Bearcats once again put up their defenses but fell short with a 26- 14 defeat to the Mayfield Wildcats. Coach Hodakavic summarized the 1987 season by commenting, “It was successful cause of the way the players came together.” He emphasized that some of the high points of the year were how the players developed week after week and how the passing and running game was well balanced. Mark Massey scrambling for a first down. Willie Jones and Matt Blackburn reaching for an interception against Euclid. 19 7 VARSITY FOOTBALL B.H.S. OPPONENT 24 Shaker Hts. 14 21 Cleve. Rhodes 0 6 Garfield Hts. 14 12 Willoughby S. 0 13 Mentor 28 27 Brush 7 14 Mayfield 26 14 Eastlakc N. 6 7 Euclid 14 12 Maple Hts. 7 • WON - 6 LOST - 4 r i. j' u •'. .. « ,vrr n VARSITY FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: Kevin William . Mall Blackburn. Steve Wilson, Erik Ranson. Louis Graves, Mark Massey. Darryl Smith. Larry Montgomery. Matt Massey. Enk Kalal. James Spencer. ROW TWO: Joe Kirchner. Mike Cackowski. Chris Benny. Rick Spence. Mark Jackson, Mark Pnor, Troy McIntosh. Charles Boyd. KertllfBiown. Steve Hourbonna . Uavul WiUini . JiiaJaases. THBi-h Johg. Fargaa. Jdlcn+mmi. Willie Jon—iftarry fcinwth. Robin Duckworth. John Moore. Craig Ali, Chns Boyd, Tim Aughinbaugh. Dominic Ottaviano. John Castros. ROW FOUR: Lawrence King. Antonis Evans. Eric Wright, Mark Wilson, DcJuan Fountain. Richard Gaston. Tom Sheppard. Dave Daunch. David Ward, DeAngelo Jefferson. ROW FIVE: Derrick Marmash. Tim Orgamscak. Allen Flagg. James Smith. Dupree Mixon. Tony Moore, Billy Harrison. Deronc Mcwell, Tyrone Newell. I an Lillie. ROW SIX: Sandi Grabowski. Laurie Metzger, Rodney Wheal. Jim Bohbs. Ned Blackburn. Chns Hojdar. Micki DafTner, Tawny Jewcn. ROW SEVEN: Griff-Equipment Manager. Coach Steve Teringo. Coach Dennis Balcer, Coach Angelo Col a russo. Coach Michael Stephens. Head Coach Jim Hodakevic. John Moore putting the moves on the Cardinal defense. JV CATS CLAW 2nd= JV FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: Ned Blackburn. Josca Dragan. Tyronne Newell, James Smith. Dondeal Mixon. Antonio Moore. Billy Hams. Brian Geer. ROW TWO: David Ward. John Forgan. David Williams. Rodney Wheat. Antonio Evans. Enc Wnght. Coach Colarusso. Coach Stevens. BACK ROW: David Daunch. Thomas Sheppard. Chris Hojdar. Charles Boyd. Richard Gaston. Lawrence King, James Bobbs, John Podijil. MISSING: Jermaine Broadnax. The Cats lasso the Mustangs quarterback. 1987 JV FOOTBALL B MS. OPPONENT 12 Shaker Hts. 0 38 Clcve. Rhodes 0 30 Garfield Hts. 0 20 Willoughby S. 14 20 Mentor 12 12 Brush 0 12 Mayfield 0 12 Eastlake N. 0 14 Euclid 20 12 Maple Hts. 7 •WON - 9 LOST - I 72 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL _ Sophomore James Smith glides in for a touchdown against Brush. 1987 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Sophomore Tony typoru. breaking away f5r i tirsi down against the Mustangs. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL B.H.S OPPONENT 28 Mentor Shore 8 14 Mentor 21 24 Brush 12 24 Maple Hts. 12 14 Willoughby S. 28 20 Mayfield 12 29 Euclid 14 •WON - 5 LOST - 2 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: Mike Arthur. Dion Johnson. Israel Ciptak. Kevin Matlock. Eric Hunt. Stewart Newby. Derrick Allen. Brian Vincent. ROW TWO: Scott Brendorfer. Ken Mazer. JefTTaips. Steve Rukavira. Tim Rawson. Andy Duckworth. Prentice Greene. Coach Otto. ROW' THREE: John Tate, John Woods, James Edwards. Orttice Freeman. James Drake. Harry Gibson. Mike Barrish, Coach White. ROW FOUR: John Podojil. Rusty Dzurko. Max Campbell. Mike Elder. Dan Spacagna. Janon Bradley. Alexander McClean. Coach Iverson. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 73 VARSITY AND JV FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS 1 AK- L ■H m •• ail .£.. 1 I vv V M A , JV and Varsity cheerlead- ers impress the crowd with their dance routine at the ”87 homecoming rally JV CHEERLEADERS FRONT: Miranda Torain. Kenya Moore. MIDDLE: Sue Pracejus. Stacey Happel. TOP: Dawn Anderson. Michelle Ross. JV cheerleaders prepare to cheer their favorite team on to victory Bearcat girls are deter- mined to cheer their team to victory as they await on the sidelines Chase Runners The Cross Country Team finished 6th out of eight teams in the G.C.C., however, their personal triumphs sur- passed overall placement as a team. Top runner Kevin Denk led the Varsity Bearcats by consistently plac- ing third in his better meets. He was followed by Senior Jeremy Lord who placed 21st out of 82 runners at the U.S. Cross Country Invitational. Garth Peterson ran his best time against Maple at Stafford while Jef- frey Dunnigan set forth his personal best against South. Lord and Peterson were almost able to shave a minute off last year's time as Denk and Dunni- gan showed improvements near 30 se- conds. Team efforts were exemplified in the Coaches’ Classic where the 'Cats placed 9th out of 18 teams, and against Shaw where the boys’ team dominated second through fifth place to crush their opponent 23-33. Individual efforts by Sue Snow and Lisa Gillen were also commendable as they were the only female runners last season. Sue and Lisa placed 13th and 15th respectively at the U.S Cross Country Invitational out of 74 run- ners. Sue was the only varsity runner who competed in all of the meets. Jason Bienkowski eyes the competition and the cheer- leaders. What cheerleaders? Garth Peterson gets off to a quick start. Jeremy Lord fights the elements and the competition. We’re Proud of You ’Cats! 76 CROSS COUNTRY Personal Triumphs CROSS COUNTRY KNEELING: Jennifer Babkowski. Garth Peterson. Sue Snow, Lisa Gillen. Kevin Denk. STANDING: Coach Kimberly. Scott Snow. Jason Bicnkowski. Jeff Dunmgan. Jeremy Lord. BOYS CROSS COUNTRY B.H.S. OPPONENT 43 Solon 17 41 Maple 17 48 Wickliffc 16 2 Shaw 33 36 South 21 50 Euclid 15 42 Maple 19 15 Mayfield 50 42 Brush 18 32 North 23 50 Mentor 15 24 Garfield 39 36 Warrensville 20 •WON-3 LOST-10 Sue Snow gets caught in a crowd. Jeff Dunmgan works hard at turning a comer after passing a Warrensville runner. Kevin Denk 17:51 Jeremy Lord 18:42 Garth Peterson 18:43 Jeff Dunnigan 19:08 BEST TIMES Robert Pete 19:35 Jason Bicnkowski 20:34 Kevin Wells 20:34 Sue Snow 22:34 Lisa Gillen 22:34 CROSS COUNTRY 77 “A Year of Rebuilding” The 1987 Bearcat Golf Team had a disappointing year, winning only two matches, and tying two others. The team, coached by Ron Scheff, consist- ed of Seniors:Jim Green and Chris Shick, Junior: Jamie Green, Sopho- morestPatrick McHugh and Doug Auerbach, and Freshmen: David Hilty, John Dragonic, and David K.in- nell. At the end of the season the team got it together, achieving third place in the GCC Tournament and placing Jim Green, Chris Shick, and Jamie Green on the All-GCC Team. Al- though the Bearcat golfers did not do super well, Coach Scheff believes that, “This season was one of rebuilding and preparing for next season.” 78 GOLF David Kinnell tecs off in an attempt for a holc-in-onc for the Bedford Golf Team. GOLF B.H.S. OPPONENT 185 Cleveland Hts. 179 175 Maple Hts. 169 184 Willoughby S. 189 180 Mentor 166 170 Nordoma 157 188 Brush 168 175 Mayfield 173 167 Eastlakc 164 164 Euclid 161 175 Maple Hts. 167 144 Willoughby S. 144 172 Brush 181 177 Mayfield 173 160 Eastlake North 160 WON - 2 LOST - 12 TIED-2 G.C.C. TOURNAMENT - 338-3RD PLACE AAA SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT - 365 16TH PLACE GOLF FRONT ROW: David Hilty, John Dragonic. David Kinnell. Patrick McHugh. ROW TWO: Coach Ron Scheff. Jamie Green. Jim Green. Rob Zieders. Doug Auerbach. Chris Shick. GOLF 79 Bedford Hoopsters End up ‘Sweet FRONT ROW: Steve Wilson. Dwayne Howell. Keith Sizemore. LaShawn Sonders. Nate Reese. Darren Cooper. ROW TWO: Mark Massey. Jason Miltalski. Tory Rollins. Derek Funderburk. Sam Dickerson. Leighton McCoy. Michael Cummings. Coach Kennedy. 80 VARSITY BOYS’ BASKETBALL Make History Sixteen.’ A second half surge led the Bearcat Hoopsters to win 11 of their last 12 games and become a surprise team in the Regional Tournament. Pitted against the area’s number one team, St. Joseph, the Cats succumbed 91-47. However this is the first time in school history that a Bedford Basketball team has reached the Regionals. Midway thru the season Coach Kennedy talked to the players and said, “You can be as good as you want to be.” And in explaining the second half turnaround he commented, The big difference is that the players, in addition to working hard, now believe in themselves and began to play with consistency.” Bedford finished fourth in the G.C.C. losing three games by a total of five points. Their strength in the league was exemplified in the fact that they beat both league leader Euclid - ranked 2nd in the city - as well as G.C.C. runner-up Mayfield. The team’s leading scorer was 6-1 senior forward Darren Cooper who averaged 18 points per game. At one guard was 6-1 senior Mark Massey who averages 12 points. “He takes on the responsibility of 'floor general’ out on the court,” said Ken- nedy. Tory Rollins, a 6-3 forward-center was the team’s leading three point shooter, averaging 12 points per game and his rebounding being a key in the tournament success. Leighton McCoy, a 6-2 junior, did not shoot much, but was a standout in both the rebounding and free-throw departments. In the district title victo- ry over Shaw, he hit on 11 of 15 foul shots. Keith Sizemore was the other back court player and the junior was a stan- dout on defense. Sam Dickerson, a 6-6 junior, and first substitute added both scoring and rebounding. VARSITY BOYSBASKETBALL B.H.S. OPPONENT 57 Nordonia 35 58 W. South 53 62 Chagrin 69 61 Brush 64 70 Garfield 58 60 Mayfield 56 66 Maple 68 60 North 54 57 Euclid 72 74 South 81 58 Brush 49 62 Mayfield 63 55 (OT) Solon 58 69 Mentor 55 85 Orange 61 83 Maple 78 67 Brunswick 56 71 Eastlake 62 73 Euclid 70 53 Mentor 55 MAPLE SECTIONALS 91 Garfield 71 74 John Adams 54 70 Cleveland Hts. 65 72 (OT) Shaw 70 47 REGIONALS St. Joseph 91 •WON -15 LOST-9 Taking it to the hoop. Sam Dickerson drops in two. Mark Massey takes on a Rebel in one on one. VARSITY BOYS’ BASKETBALL 81 Disappointing year for Lady ’Cats! The Girls’ Basketball team strug- gled early and could not hit a winning stride. Senior Kim Drayton led the team in scoring and rebounding. Her efforts netted her selection to the G.C.C. All-Conference team. How- ever, the Lady ’Cats found one player does not make a team in the G.C.C. where they went winless and ended the season by being eliminated in first round of sectional play. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL 1987-198« B.H.S. OPPONENT 42 Solon 73 52 South 63 40 Brush 44 62 Nordonia 36 36 Mayfield 41 35 Mentor 49 45 Garfield Hts. 41 35 North 46 49 Euclid 83 40 Maple 58 48 South 71 41 Orange 37 41 Brush 45 26 Mentor 68 36 Garfield Trinity 67 33 Maple 67 48 Regina 55 29 North 53 48 Euclid 86 37 Mayfield 47 WON-3 LOST-17 Bedford and Solon bump and boogie in the air. 82 VARSITY GIRLS' BASKETBALL Lady Bearcat Kim Drayton going for the stars and gets the ’Cats two more points. Look at this fine Bearcat as she streaks through the Comets of Solon. LEFT TO RIGHT: Lynara Carter, Kim Drayton. Kcesha McLean. Dedc Sistrunk. Assistant Coach Fox. Jemil King. Nicki Cnupa. Tanya Hilly. Angela Coleman. Head Coach Hennon. VARSITY GIRLS' BASKETBALL 83 ■r v BEARCAT Varsity cheerleaders stick around after the excitement of another winning game to get a group picture. f All smiles and why not when they have the Bearcats to cheer about. VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS FRONT ROW: Kim Lennon. Tuan Hodges. Bckaya Jones, Regina Terrell. ROW TWO: Racquet Payton. ROW THREE: Lori Marchak. Kim Hollis. Cara Licht. 84 VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS CHEERLEADERS These lovely young ladies like nothing better than to smile for their favorite team. These girls, in action, show what they do best - CHEER for a first rate team. JV BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Freshman Monica Faia “ stop those points - FRONT ROW: Kelley Mohr ROW TWO: Knsten George. Debbie Williams. Monica Faia. Casey Kelly. MISSING: Danielle Benson. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS 85 J. V. boys finish 18-2 Shooting a turnaround, ‘J’ David Lucarclli scores two. Tony Moore takes it to the hole against Mentor. JY BOYS' BASKETBALL B.H.S. OPPONENT 55 Nordonia 53 44 W. South 31 60 Chagrin 31 34 Brush 29 47 Garfield 28 65 Mayfield 49 53 Maple 36 58 E. North 27 53 Euclid 56 56 South 35 52 Brush 40 41 Mayfield 43 52 Solon 44 55 Mentor 41 49 Orange 37 51 Maple 27 58 Brunswick 39 48 Eastlake 39 66 Euclid 63 53 Mentor 47 •WON -18 LOST-2 FRONT ROW: Dondeal Mixon, Tony Moore, Willie Foreman. Tim Williamson. Keith Johnson. David Banks. ROW TWO: Jason Winkfield. Cecil Brown. Roderick Jackson. Lamont Norman, Scott Hoenigman, David Lucarelli. Coach Sigmund. 86 JUNIOR VARSITY BOYS’ BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS’ BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS' BASKETBALL Roziland Pinto nscs high above Solon pressure to make two points. B.H.S. OPPONENT 25 Solon 37 25 South 54 26 Brush 49 19 Nordonia 32 37 Mayfield 36 20 Mentor 33 24 Garfield Hts. 31 28 North 48 25 Euclid 45 •WON - I 27 Maple 41 15 South 43 28 Orange 45 16 Brush 31 26 Mentor 38 31 Garfield Trinity 45 18 Maple 42 23 Regina 29 13 North 23 35 Euclid 59 28 Mayfield 39 LOST - 19 Brantly runs the fast break. JV GIRLS BASKETBALL Tomara Bowman scores two the hard way. FRONT ROW: Araya Brantley. Tomara Bowman. Stephanie Dragon. Sasheen Bowman. DeSaun Dukes. ROW TWO: Roziland Pinto. Tina Pulls. Felicia Shy. Jennifer Noska. Chrissi Macklin, Coach Fox. JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 87 Freshmen finish regular season undefeated. Making a set shot. Mike Krasacok scores two. Scott Holland paws high above Maple for two points. Freshman Boys Basketball Front Row: Maune Nunn. Sam Vawters, Mike Krsacok.Scott Holland Back Row: Coach Bistritz. Andy Duckworth. Mike McRay. Jeff Janoco. Mike Elder. FRESHMAN BOY'S BASKETBALL B.H.S. OPPONENT 60 Mentor Ridge 32 53 Mentor Shore 33 46 Mayfield 44 57 Brush 34 54 Euclid 22 51 E. North 49 58 Maple 36 60 Mentor Ridge 15 63 Mentor Shore 36 52 Brush 44 57 Euclid 38 48 E. North 36 • oo Maple 35 WON - 14 LOST - 0 49 TOURNAMENTS Lake Catholic 35 44 Trinity 51 45 Chanel “ 88 FRESHMAN BOYS’ BASKETBALL FRESHMAN GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Aisha Gray fights for a rebound. Tandalaya Howard dribbles through two opponents towards the basket. Hallie Hanson brushes by her opponent for a layup. FRESHMAN GIRLS BASKETBALL B.H.S. OPPONENT 9 Mentor Ridge 30 13 Mentor Shore 44 12 North 16 19 Brush 29 10 Euclid 42 17 North 14 10 Mentor Ridge 46 16 Mentor Shore 20 25 Brush 28 24 Euclid 27 •WON - 1 LOST - 9 W Freshman Girls Basketball Front Row: Hallie Hanson, Chrissy Carr, Bridget Hanson. Tandalaya Howard. Selina White Back Row: Jenny King, Cori Hoston. Darya Wilson. Aisha Gray. Lori Talley FRESHMAN GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 89 WRESTLERS KNOCKED TO THE, MAT IN G.C.C. Three wrestlers were responsible for most of the wrestling highlights this year. Those wrestlers were juniors Joe Sullivan and Mike Smith and sen- ior Dave Webb. Dave finished the season with an 11 - 8 record. This Big Bearcat finished sixth at the Solon Invitational and first at Bellevue. Joe Sullivan brought fans to their feet with his slick takedowns and fine bottom wrestling. Joe’s record this year was 11 - 10-2. Joe was also a regional qualifier. The most impressive 'Cat on the mat was Mike Smith. Mike’s record this year was 18-6. Mike dominated his opponents with polished moves and gutsy determination. In confer- ence matches Mike was a perfect 5-0. Mike also qualified for the Regionals. VARSITY WRESTLING B.H.S. OPPONENT 24 Chagrin Falls 42 2 Valley Forge 66 35 Normandy 31 17 Shaw 44 32 South 37 17 Brush 42 49 Garfield IS 16 Mayfield 49 12 Mentor 57 IS Shaker 46 11 Warrcnsville 55 3 Maple 54 25 North 43 9 Euclid 57 ♦WON - 2 LOST - 12 Junior John Giordano wrestles his opponent to the mat. VARSITY WRESTLING FRONT ROW: Joe Sullivan. Mike Bellar. Steve Davis. Doug Auerbach. Keith Radkc. ROW TWO: Head Coach Marunowski. Matt Massey, Don Bottaglia. Dave Webb. Bnan DeLuca. Mark Hunt. Assistand Coach Codner. 90 VARSITY WRESTLING Wrestler Rich Gieger caught in the middle of Going for the pin. Joe Sullivan fights for a Bearcat victory. his warmup stretches. VARSITY WRESTLING 91 FRESHMAN WRESTLING FRONT ROW: Jim Sanderson. Jodi Vamdcll. Kevin Radke. Rick Montgomery. ROW TWO: Coach Codner. James Frankcnberry. Shawn Tyler. Max Campbell. John Woods. Chris Gasdek. Asst. Coach Ryba. J.V. W RESTLING FRONT ROW: Ed Twin, Brian Hope. Jim Lupton. BACK ROW: Chris Kolettis. Brian Geer. Rich Geiger. Nick Nemecek. 92 FRESHMEN JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS 93 THE STOR Y SWIMMING FRONT ROW: Julie Presby, Keith Praiher. Marie Ledbetter. Ken Mazer. Lynn DcLuca. Cory Hetzcl. Karen Shuster. Sue Snow. Lisa Gillen, Heather Williams. Beth Rzeszut. ROW TWO: Dan Sokolowski. Sue Pracejus. Garth Peterson. Colleen Parker. Zachery Zaharcwicz, Cyndec Gorta, Steve Fncnd. Heidi Enckson. Jeff Peck. Kim Bordanaro. Sven Stahl, Jamie Tuma. Coach Madden, lonna Giatis. Mike Barrish. ROW THREE: Shawn Bern, Cindy Mazer, Chad Bryant, Kathy Ambroziak, Rick Jewett. Gina Miracle. Robb Prather. Nicole Urban. Steve Reszut. Jeanme Dunkcl. Matt Gerwin. Debbie Collier. Dave Vasas. 94-SWIMMING OF SUCCESS Rick Jewett and Zach Zaharcwicz show BHS who’s really number one. Nicole Urban swims the 100M breas- Unlike other sports teams at B.H.S. the swim team has a history of win- ning. Outside the Robert W. Wright natatorium there is a showcase which periodically displays these constant efforts to excel. Inside the coaches’ of- fices there are not just one, but several team pictures labeled “G.C.C. Cham- pions,” the most recent 1985-86. The natatorial record is dominated by Bedford swimmers and is frequently changed, displaying the hardwork and dedication of our aquatic students. Morning practices, some beginning as early as 6:05 in an unheated pool also show the efforts of dedicated team- work, illustrating that swimming is more than just an after school sport. Bedford High School has a tradi- tion in winning and that tradition in the swim team. The swim team, de- spite the fact that this was the fourth head coach in four years, has faithful- ly kept its tradition by finishing sec- ond in the Greater Cleveland Confer- ence. Highlights include beating close rival Euclid this year. Mentor, which has never been strong in the G.C.C., turned out to be more of an obstacle than anticipated. The swim team has a tradition of winning. High expectations, hard work, dedication, and past examples to follow have made our swim team immensely successful over the years. Where is the enthusiasm and support for this WINNING team? Congratulations on another out standing year! SWIMMING 95 ’TALENTED’ GIRLS SWIM TO SECOND PLACE IN The Girls’ Varsity swim team had an outstanding year. They won all but one of their Conference meets, finish- ing a strong second in the G.C.C. The Girls were again the overall team champions in the Lions Relays and triumphed over Euclid, winning the heated meet by two points. At the con- ference meet, however, the Girls were defeated by Mentor by another two points, just missing the co-champions title. At the Conference meet, the squad of Julie Presby, Lisa Gillen, Kathy Ambroziak and Jenny Balogh swam a strong second in the Medley Relay. Kathy Ambroziak placed first in the 100 yd. Butterfly and second in the 100 yd. Backstroke while Nicole Ur- ban placed fifth in the 100 yd Frees- tyle. In the 400 yd. Freestyle Relay, Jenny Balogh. Lynn DeLuca, Lisa Gillen, and Nicole Urban took fourth place. Lisa Gillen displays interesting breathing techniques during the 100M breastrokc. The team was led by seniors Kathy Ambroziak, Nicole Urban, Gina Mir- acle, Cindy Mazer and Jeannie Dun- kel. As head coach Mike Madden stat- ed, “The girls’ team had a lot of talent in it, a big part of its success came from some new freshmen and some senior swimmers who came back after taking a year off.” VARSITY GIRLS' SWIMMING B.H.S. OPPONENT 89 Bay Village 82 102 Beach wood 62 92 Chagrin Falls 76 96 Trinity 73 40 Berea 43 87 Euclid 85 100 Mayfield 72 99 Brush 73 105.5 • Maple Heights 65.5 82 Mentor 90 64 Akron Firestone 107 Dual Meets - 8-3 GCC Dual Meets - 4-1 GCC Conference Meet 3rd GCC - 2nd —•:4ih___________________ 96 GIRLS’ SWIMMING BOYS GO UNDEFEATED IN CONFERENCE BOYS- VARSITY SWIMMING B.H.S. OPPONENT 85 Bay Village 86 90 Beachwood 79 III Trinity 58 27 Berea 56 98 Euclid 73 113 Mayfield 53 III Brush 58 97 Maple Heights 75 89 Mentor 83 69 Akron Firestone 103 Rob Prather leads the pack with a quick start in the SOM sprint. Matt Gerwin swims the grueling SOOM with zeal. The Boys’ swim team swam their heart out all year long according to head coach Mike Madden. He accre- dited their conference standing to their hard work and enthusiasm. The boys went undefeated in the Greater Cleveland Conference and only lost three meets to teams outside of their conference. All of the boys swam their best times this year and some cases swam better than I ever expect- ed,” said Madden. The boys won against Mentor in a dual meet, but yielded to them at the Conference meet. “In the end the team ran into a game of numbers in which Mentor came out on top, but only because they had more people on the team to score points in the conference meet.” Seniors Shawn Berry, Chad Bryant, Matt Gerwin, Rick Jewett, Rob Prather, and Steve Rzeszut led the team to the co-champion title. Dual Meets - 7-3 GCC Dual Meets - 5-0 TOURNAMENT GCC Conference Meet - 2nd Lions Relays GCC Co-Champions Team champions District - 11th State - Berry 3rd BOYS’ SWIMMING 97 Varsity Cats 3rd in G.C.C. Chris Benny shows perfect form with his release. Brian DeLuca slams one down center field. V ARSITY BASEBALL FRONT ROW: Akira Takayama. Ron Fenstermakcr. Craig Ali. John Moore. Tom Lucarclli. Kenny Brown. Greg Sesny. Enc Warren. Steve Bourbonnais ROW TWO: Coach Loefller. Mark Woodard. Brian DeLuca. Chris Benny. Mark Massey. Jason Mitalski, Rob Noska. Matt Blackburn. John Parr. George Butina. 98 VARSITY BASEBALL The 1988 edition of the Bedford Baseball Team finished in third place in the G.C.C., the highest since 1976. The overall record was 15 wins and 13 losses, while the conference record was an even split; seven wins and sev- en losses. We lost to Holy Name in the Sectional Finals 10-9. Holy Name then went on th the State Finals in Columbus. John Moore recieved the Eagles Award, and was named to the All G.C.C. team and played in the Greater Cleveland All-Star game after finishing a three year varsity career with a .335 batting average. Mark Woodard and Mark Massey also par- ticipated in the Cleveland All-Star game following in the footsteps of their Coach R. LoefTler, who played in the first All-Star game in 1958, as a senior from Bedford High. Junior Chris Benny had a fine season win- ning four games with a 3.07 ERA. Matt Blackburn lead the team in hit- ting with a .396 average. Foreign ex- change student Akira Takayama learned to hit American Pitching fin- ishing with a.315 batting average and doing a good defensive job at third base. VARSITY BASEBALL BEST SINCE ’76; varsity baseball B.H.S. OPPONENT 6 St. Joseph 5 4 Twinsburg 1 2 Solon 3 9 Padua 8 10 Shaker Hts. 11 9 Maple 5 10 Nordonia 3 2 Mentor 0 2 Brush 5 2 Mayfield 10 3 South 17 8 North 3 12 Parma 7 0 Euclid 21 2 Mayfield 7 23 West Tech. 0 6 Maple 8 3 Chanel 13 4 Chanel 11 3 Mentor 1 9 Brush 3 6 Orange 2 3 Orange 0 7 South 6 6 Nordonia 7 9 North 3 1 Euclid 3 •WON - IS LOST - 12 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT B.H.S. - 9 Holy Name - 10 VARSITY BASEBALL 99 Hard Hitting---- ----------Season 1 Pitcher Nick Nemecek rifles one to the plate. 2 Dan Chadwell ready for the play at first. 3 Third baseman Tom Sheppard grabs a grounder. 3 B.H.S OPPONENT 9 •St. Joseph 5 0 Twinsburg 7 II Solon 8 1 Padua 16 6 Shaker Hieghts 16 4 Mayfield 3 14 Maple 9 6 Nordonia 5 3 Mentor 22 3 Bn h 4 12 South 24 1 North 12 4 Parma II 1 Euclid 4 3 Mayfield 6 12 Maple 3 1 Mentor . 6 3 Nordonia 2 12 Brush 11 12 Orange 6 6 Orange 5 7 South 5 2 North 10 1 Euclid 11 •WON - 10 LOST - 14 JY BASEBALL FRONT ROW: David McClelland. Tom Sheppard. Nick Nemecek. Jim Bobbs. Dan Chadwell. ROW TWO: J.M. Tate. D.J. Piscurs Gary Haba. Wayne Jatsek. Jeff Taips, Cecil Brown. Coach Ron Schuster. MISSING: Coach F. Griffin. 100 JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL Girls Softball Hard Luck Season JY GIRLS' SOFTBALL B.H.S. OPPONENT 4 North 21 7 Maple 12 3 Brush 21 2 Mayfield 22 5 Euclid 20 3 Chanel 13 5 Mentor 20 1 South 12 8 Regina 14 4 North 26 3 Maple 18 5 Brush 12 1 Mayfield 17 0 Euclid 14 2 Mentor 19 7 Chanel 8 2 South 22 •WON - 0 LOST - 17 4 Diane Wheatley, the cats best slugger. 5 MVP Sherry Szelagowski pilches a great season. 6 Joy Bobbs eyes the ball. GIRIS' JUNIOR VARSITY SOFTBALL FRONT ROW: Tracy Orosz. Julie Presby, Christine Gongos, Marie Ledbetter. Diane Wheatley. ROW TWO: Lynn DeLuca. Maria Botta. Maryann Klima, Joy Bobbs. Hallic Hanson. Chene Foss. ROW THREE: Carolyn Pinzone. Dawn Vandemcut. Jennie King. Coach Wilson. JUNIOR VARSITY SOFTBALL 101 j y “Pitcher Perfect. Ronna Hurtuk shows great form. Jeannie Dunkel rifles one back to infield. 102 VARSITY SOFTBALL SOFTBALL Kathy Ambroziak backs Megan Tulloch catch- ing a fly ball.________________________ GIRLS' SOFTBALL B.H.S. OPPONENT 6 North 16 3 Maple 16 5 Brush 16 8 Mayfield 4 4 Euclid 17 10 Chanel 7 0 Mentor 3 2 W. South 5 3 North 15 0 Maple 14 2 Brush 9 I Mayfield 4 3 Mentor 7 5 Chanel 14 2 W. South 13 •WON -2 LOST - 14 Who’s on first? Most of the season it was not the girls of the Bedford Bearcats. Lack of hitting and team speed plagued the girls this year who finished with a 2 - 12 record. The end of the season marked the end of a three year varsity career for co-cap- tains Juli Metz and Nicole Urban. Both girls will be missed next year. The core for next years team should include LeAnn Cumley, Karen Hol- derman, Megan Tulloch, and Terri Korzekwa. All four girls were starters this year. Much work is needed for next year, but Coach Bistritz is confi- dent the girls want to and will im- prove their record. GIRLS' VARSITY SOFTBALL FRONT ROW: Nicole Urban. Ronna Hurtuk, Jeannic Dunkcl. Kathy Ambroziak. ROW TWO: Coach Bislritz, DcDc Damgo. Juli Metz. Kim Ledbetter. Karen Holderman ROW THREE: Tern Korzekwa, Megan Tulloch, Jenny Sisak. Melissa Kussin. VARSITY SOFTBALL 103 LADYCATS TRACK The Ladycats were twice blessed this season with a large number of tal- ented underclassmen, as well as a small, but dedicated, experienced and skilled contingent of senior track vet- erans. Nika Newsome, Kim Drayton, and Lisa Harris led the running events, while Helena Spry and Pam Bouyer set a good example in the field events for the 12 juniors and sopho- mores and 16 freshmen who contrib- uted to this year’s varsity track squad. Hampered by poor spring weather and track conditions, the ladycats suf- fered through the 1st half of the sea- son with a 1-3 record. As our spring weather heated up, so did the Lady- cats’ performances, as they bounced back in the 2nd half of the season to even their dual meet record at 4 - 4, and finishing 4th at the G.C.C. meet. In the conference meet alone, 23 “Red Dot,” or personal record perfor- mances, were made in a single day! The season didn’t end here, how- ever, Kim and Nika blew by their dis- trict and regional competitors and earned a trip to Columbus for the State Meet. These two 4 year track athletes represented B.H.S with dis- tinction, and were perfect examples of the dedication, hard-work, and disci- pline that must always be the founda- tion for successful Ladycat track squads. GIRLS' TRACK B.H.S. OPPONENT 44 South 84 45 Euclid 85 44 North 84 66 Maple 62 31 Mentor 97 69 Mayfield 59 78 Brush 50 108 Regina 20 •WON - 4 LOST - 4 CUYAHOGA RELAY 5 OF 11 MENTOR RELAY 16 OF 17 REBEL RELAY 8 OF 19 G.C.C. MEET 4 OF 8 DISTRICT MEET 6 OF 18 REGIONAL MEET 11 OF 36 2 STATE QUALIFIERS GIRLS TRACK FRONT ROW: Tomara Bowman. Kila John. Helena Spry, Pam Bouyer. Lisa Harris. Nika Newsome. Bekaya Jones. Kimerlyn Drayton. Chrissy Carr. ROW TWO: Araya Brantley. Gwen Nguyen. Elizabeth Walker. Stefame Moore. Jackie Head, Nikicha McLean. Michelle Pugh. Marie Jones. Andrea Williams. Sue Snow. ROW THREE: Antoinette Palmer. Jennifer Hathaway. Jenna Allen. Alicia Taylor. Cori Hoston. Bridget Hanson. Jennifer Babkowski. Tiffany Watson. Lisa Gillen. ROW FOUR: Assistent Coach Philip Hcnnen. Kclea Tibbs. Sashecn Bowman. Kenya Huff, Venus Robinson. Felicia Shy. Cyndec Gorta, Dawnc Roebly. Coach Anderson. Coach Fitzgerald. 104 GIRLS’ TRACK GIRLS’ THACK 105 SMITH AND HICKS LEAD BEARCAT TRACK TEAM TO SUCCESSFUL SEASON State qualifier Larry Smith anchors the 4 x 100 relay. BOYS’ TRACK FRONT ROW: August C. Hicks. Rusty Dzurko. John Podojil, Jeffrey Dunmgan. Dave Daunch. Ned Blackburn. MikeCackowski. Steve Wilson. Louis T. Graves Jr.. Robin Duckworth. Kevin D. Knuckles. ROW TWO: Asistant Coach Michael Lawson. Troy McIntosh. Sean Kinnell. Cameron Brown. Jeremy A. Lord. Harry B. Petaway III. Monte Montgomery. Allen Grant. Aaron Woodbury. David Les- niewski. Sterlyn Ezell. ROW THREE: Coach Kimberly. Larry Smith, Charles Bailey. Jason Bienkowski. Chris Hojdar. Jeff Miano, Harry Gipson. James Smith. James Krake. Robert Gnder. ROW FOUR: Jim Hodakievic. Michael Cummings. Tyson Timer. Kevin Wells. David Williams. Jarion Bradley. Dupree Mixon. Andy Duckworth. Darren Carter. Mark Jackson. 106 BOYS’ TRACK Seniors Larry Smith in the sprints and Chris Hicks in the weight events provided the one-two punch for the Bearcat track team in scoring. Larry led the team with a total of 130 points followed by Chris with 89 points. The team was comprised of a nice mixture of veterans and rookies. A total of 14 seniors who were on the team for three or more years provided leader- ship and stability to the team. Twen- ty-eight newcomers to the Bedford track program, 22 of which lettered, added to the stmgth of the team and a nucleus for a strong track program in the next several years. Coach Kimber- ly commented: “This was the largest and most talented group of freshmen and sophomores since the class of’85 which went undefeated.” High points of the season were a 2nd place finish in the Hendrick’s Re- lays at Cuyahoga Falls; dual meet vic- tories over South, North, Mayfield, and Maple; a 4th place finish in the G.C.C.; and a 6th place out of 16 teams in the Cleveland Hts. District Meet. Other outstanding perfor- mances that highlighted the season were Conference and District Champ Chris Hicks in the shot put, the Con- ference and District Champion 400 meter relay team of Chuck Bailey, Rob Grider, Robin Duckworth, and Larry Smith, and Regonal qualifiers Rob Grider in the 100, and Larry Smith in the 200. The 400 relay team posted the best time in the Cleveland area and one of the top in the state, and looks forward to a return trip the the state finals in Columbus. BOYS’ TRACK B.H.S. OPPONENT 86 SOUTH 46 25 EUCLID 102 77 NORTH 55 73 MAPLE 59 47 MENTOR 85 79 MAYFIELD S3 60 BRUSH 72 •WON - 4 LOST - 3 Cuyahoga Fall Invitational 2 of 8 WicklifT Relays 6 of 20 Ranger Relays 10 of 16 Euclid Relays 9 of 12 O.C.C. Meet 4th Districts 6th BOYS’ TH4CK 107 MARCHING BAND FRONT ROW: Rhonda Gulajski, Tracic Slcvcns. Sharon Steen, Kim Telling. ROW TWO: Julie Presby, Debbie Skuetlc, Beth Dichazy, Lori Novak. Pam Dusek. Stacy Riddles. Natalie Prodan. Vanessa Shade. ROW THREE: Rachel Hensley. Laura Shifflette, Dawn Byers. Jenny Schauf. Jennifer Rutkowski, Val Ptaszek, Terry Lampa. ROW FOUR: Assistant Director Miss Stocker, Kim Davis. Tina Stillwagon. Lena Henry, Chris Jackson. Kim Bordonaro. Kathy Ambroziak. Lynette Frcyer. Missi Powell. ROW FIVE: Jennifer Hathaway. Barb Martanovic. Tanya Hilty. Keith Prather, David Hilly, Beth Rzeszut. James Drake. Lisa Hams. ROW SIX: Tony Leproti. Milissa Mizsak. Sharon Novak. Cameron Cunningham. Kevin Freyer. Jamie Green. Chad Bryant, Sal Sadoti. ROW SEVEN: Deana Gerhard, Glenn Yorkicvitz, Rob Prather. Bob Pallett. Jeremy Lord, Harry Petaway, Darrin Harvey. Jim Courtney. ROW EIGHT: Laura Garret. Jeannie Pausch. Lisa Morazka. Janet Gerycz, Gina Miracle, Vickie Maji, Tabitha Sonters, Charla Funderburk. Shonda Wiley. 110 INSTRUMENTAL FRONT ROW: Cindy Mazer. Stacy Ncdelka. Donna Oleksiak. Sue Pracejus. ROW TWO: Heather Williams. Heather Knapp, Kathy Martanovic, Patty Raimer. Jennifer Parsons, Tuan Hodges. Helena Spry. Jennie Koci. ROW THREE: Erin Cross. Latoya White. Kim Lennon. Aaron Biedcrman. Demitra Turner. Becky Reeder. JJ. Bolyard. ROW FOUR: Barry Gott. Ken Bobik. Marcie Gansler. Sharesc Edwards. Stacey Tucholski. Tnsha Sisak. David Williams. ROW FIVE: Sean Dory, Bob Falkowski. Shannon Jewett. Chris McAdams. Jenny Howard. Cathy Detman. Brian Gott. ROW SIX: Rick Courtney. Steven Friend, Donnie Wendorff, Chris Delgado. Jackie Head. Chrissy Macland. Nikicha McLean. Maurice Wright. ROW SEVEN: Jamie Willis. Dave Starky. James Bern. Jason Bienkowski. Jody Clark. Ron Lisy, Adam SchcfT. Tyson Timer. ROW EIGHT: Stacy Spillman. Jenny Balogh. Debbie Carr. Dons Riggleman. Jenifer Hargreaves. Mary Bobik. Heidi Ericson. Jennifer King. Lisa Darden. INSTRUMENTAL 111 JAZZ BAND FRONT ROW: Cindy Mazer. Stacy Riddles. Julie Presby. Garth Peterson. ROW TWO: Tanya Hilty. Cathy Detman, Harry B. Petaway IH, Ronda Gulajski. Jenny Shauf. Debbie Carr. Laura Garrett. LEFT SIDE (Bottom To Top): Jeremy A. Lord. Ronald Anthony Lisy. Dawn Byers. Eric Biederman RIGHT SIDE (Bottom To Top): Tony Leprotii, Steve Rzeszut, Valeric Ptaszck. Sal Sidoti. Bob Falkowski. SYMPHONIC BAND FRONT ROW: Heather Knapp. Araya Brantley. Beth Diczhazy, Kim Lennon. Tuan Hodges. Racheal Hensley. Lena Henry. Jennie Koci. Angela D. Foster. Latoya M. White. Pam Dusek. Heather Williams. ROW TWO: Heidi Erickson. Demitra Turner. Kim Bordonaro. Donnie WcndorfT, Shannen Jewett, Jenny Balogh, Dave Hilty, Keith Prather. Kimbcrlcigh Telling. James Tuma. Shareesc Edwards. Jonatha Bader. Kathy Martanovic. ROW THREE: Lori Novak. James Drake. Ken Bobik, Bob Falkowski, Stacy Spillman. Kim Winkfield. Nikicha McLean. Chris Stcinbrenner. Tyson Tinier, Sean Dory. Chris Jackson. Stacey Tucholski. ROW FOUR: Trisha Sisak. Sharon Steen. Laurie DiFranco. Cathy Detman. Adam SchcfT. Chris McAdam. Jason Bienkowski. Garth Peterson. Jenny Howard. Brian Gott. Ed Lawson. Jennifer Babkowski. Terri Korzekwa. Mallissa Powell. ROW FIVE: Marcy Ganslcr. Madeline Macklin. Jackie Head. Aaron Conrad. Glenn 112 INSTRUMENTAL FRONT ROW: Laura Garrett. Kevin Williams. Vickie Maji. Sherry Szelagowski. ROW TWO: Heather Lavczzi. Angela Darden. Robyn Mays, Christopher Jethrow. Rebecca Reeder. J.J. Bolyard. Eric Scheimann. Shannon Williams. ROW THREE: Cheryl Jackson. Jenm Rutkowski. Darlene Martnano. Dawn Byers. Shawn Berry. Debbie Carr. Jeannie Pausch. Sunshim Kim. Donald D. Sullivan (Adivisor). WIND ENSEMBLE FRONT ROW: Patty Raimer, Cindy Mazer. Melissa Craig, Erin Cross. Margie Rutter. Natalie Prodan. Laura Shifflettc. Laura garret. Aaron Biedermen. Stacy Riddles. ROW TWO: Ronda Gulajski. Jenny Parson. Carmen Sears, Venessa Schadc. Beth Rzcszut. Dawn Byers. J.J. Bolyard. Teresa Lampa. Lisa Y Harris. Helena Spry. ROW THREE: Julie Presby. Steven Fnend. Kim Davis, David Williams. Janet Gerycz, Maurice W right. Tanya Hilty. Jenm Rutowski. Valene Ptaszek. Jenny Shauf. ROW FOUR: Jennifer Hathaway. Barb Martanovic. Sal Sidoti. Jamie Green. Becky Griffiths. Debbie Carr. Shawn Berry . Kathleen Ambroziak. Lynetts Freycr. Melissa Mizsak. ROW FIVE: Donald Sullivan (Director). Sharon Novak. Ron Lisy, Chad Bryant. Steve Rezeszut. Bob Pallat. Harry B. Pctaway III. Tony Leprotti. Jeremy A. Lord. Cameron Cunningham. Chris Frcyer. INSTRUMENTAL 113 y b V m % I r f. ’ rift- V r ACAPPELLA FRONT ROW: Lynara Carter (Vice President). Kim Hollis. Tonita Bybee, Leslie Craig, Laura Shifllettc. ROW TWO: LaShon N. Robinson. Cymberli Acrec. Staria Larkins, Rebecca Reeder. Sandy Hall ROW THREE: DeShauan Dukes. DeAnn Hegidus, Kimberly Jackson, Grctchen Hido (Secretary). Valeric Willis. ROW FOUR: Mr. Wallace (Advisor). Dons Riggleman. Deborah MacGillivray, Sonia Steele, Linda Martanovic. 1J6 YOCAL ________ FRONT ROW: April Blackwcldcr. Kevin W illiams, Christopher Craighead (Historian). Nathaniel H. Reese Jr.. Shawn BetnT-R W TWO: Angela Miszak (President). Jimmy Vaughn. Gwyn Furhmcycr Bill Brand, Tpny Riley, Eddie Buchannon (Treasurer). RO T THREE. Jared Hill, Damn Harvey, Ron Lisy. Fela Turner. Glenn Yorkrrvitr ROW FOUR: Jack L Flcmiing Jr, Walter R. Boyd. Roderick Jackson. Mario Roscoc. Tony Harwood. . . %v „...... - 3 «i _______________ rr T Ji MADRIGAL FRONT ROW: Chris Craighead. Valenc Willis. Grctchcn Hido. Eddie Buchanan. ROW TWO: Walter Boyd. Angela Mizsak. Kim Hollis. Kevin Williams ROW THREE: Jared Hill, Damn Harvey. Bill Brand. Gwynn Fuhrmcyer Jack Fleming Jr., Mr. Wallace. NOT PICTURED: l.ynara ( arter. Katie Bell, Tracie Ford. CHORUS FRONT ROW: Leannc Germ. Joy Bobbs, Michelle Trask, Jennie Garvin. Janet. Kelly Huntingtor. ROW TWO: Carolyn Pinzone. Keya Ogbonne. Leslie Heard. Ronn McCoy. Monica Faia. Cheryl Kvoriak. Selina White. ROW THREE: Kim Bordonaro. Tanya Craig, Tony Mlady. Scott Brendorfcr. Scan Dory, Colleen Parker. Becki Vcvcrka. Liz Ragland. ROW FOUR: Miss Stocker (Advisor). Kelly Martin. Darlene Soltis, Joe Santora. Dave Banks. Andrea Law. Tameka Lewis, Kimberly Winkfield. 118 VOCAL otATlOHAL DIVIDER 119 SENIOR INTENSIVE ACCOLNTING COMPLTING VOCATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAM FRONT ROW: Cindy Farkas. Vice President; Laura Trocchio, Historian; Mary Lachowski. President. ROW TWO: Ron Fenstcrmakcr. Secretary; Lisa Carroccio; Rob Noska. Parlimentanan; Knstin Hcishman; Jennifer Hargreaves; Mrs. Sharon Kozak. Advisor. ABSENT: Gina Carpcntz. 120 ACCOUNTING I II INTENSIVE ACCOLNTING COMPl TING FRONT ROW: Stacy Nedelka. Pam Worsley. KellyAnn Quinn. Kianc Kocisko. Minay Riger. Diana Emanuel. SECOND ROW: Julie Muncy. Colleen Cook, Michael Evans. Gary Lingenfield. JoAnn Randazzo. Judith Hofmeister. Don Bish, Brian Kcrcky. Sue Schielv. Pam Udivich. INTENSIVE SECRETARIAL TRAINING I FRONT ROW: Tara Mazancc. Sandy Stalzcr. Stephanie Sanders. Velisa Darden. ROW TWO: Dcnicc Thomas. Tammie Smith. Mamec Morozck. Debbie Parish. Brian Jones. ROW THREE: Miss B. L. Smith. Mane Jones. Wanda Blackwell, Tina Trivisonno. Lancia Halterman. Toma Lewis. Denise Murphy. INTENSIVE SECRETARIAL TRAINING II FRONT ROW: Mrs. Marie Berencsi. Renee Potts. Balvinder Sahota. Teresa Rizzo. Jenny Waye, Jeannie Pausch. Janice Czerny. ROW TWO: Pam Bouyer. Christine Binns. Candace Codner. Tina Bagnoli. Chcri Scott. Tammy C'ashman. INTENSE SECRETARIAL TRAINING I II 121 COSMETOLOGY 1 FRONT ROW Kathy Simon. Freida Starks. Tony Storozuk. Stacy Boggs. Sheila Whipkey. Missy Yovanno. ROW TWO: Kami Feiean. Wendy Wittreich. Debbie Callahan. Lisa Dick. Tami Recko. Greg Miller. ROW THREE: Regina Carpenter. Traci Lynch, Manelle Canllon. Lon Stewan. Anna Garganta. Stacey Malkus. Lynn Shartle. Sandy McQuary. COSMETOLOGY II FRONT ROW Tina King. Ten Gatien. Gina Valentino. Debt Mulica. Cym Acree ROW TWO: Sonya Hudson. Roben Gnder. Gina Pobega. Andrea Ferrante. Jenni Haddix. Linda Mayes, Tim Ladina. ROW THREE: Lisa Paluscsak. Janine Pieragostme. Tammy DiBlast. Pamela McCabe. Pauline Machaevich. W anda Woock 122 COSMETOLOGY I II OCCUPATIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE FRONT ROW: Tanya Slruhar. Tanglyan Leonard (president). Ceslie Long. April Vemtter. Vaughn Dockery ROW TWO: Julie Leonhardt. Steve Mangello. Greg Skocic. Phil Fata. Stephen Jones. William Davis. Mrs. Guiry (Teacher). ROW THREE: Shene Christian. Antonio Evans. Steve Jansc. Nick Dclphia. Mano Piccolomim. Demetrius Holliday. Enc Baker COOPERATIVE OFFICE EDUCATION FRONT ROW: Chns Freeman. Quincy Walder. Willie Ross. ROW TWO: B. C. Holloway. Darren Carter. Shilcshe McCoy. Diane Smith. Tara Martin. Bndgette Hayden. Maira Hudson. Markita Sanders. Moncecia Reese. Dwan Sloan. Sonaray Daniel. ROW THREE. Jeffrey Elder. Nika Newsome. Romca Mitchell. Renee Hill. Shandra Morec. Lamont Purdie. COE OWA 123 ALTO TECHNOLOGY I FRONT ROW: Errol Graham. Alan Krinickas. James Eutsey. ROW TWO: Keith Jones. Rick Flauto. Sednck Whitlowe. Tim Hovorka, Charles Drone. Terry Patton. Rick Courtney, Steve Stout. AUTO TECHNOLOGY II FRONT ROW: Dave Erickson. Erik Ransom. Dave Smith. ROW TWO: Chris Jurcago. Jim Kirk, Rick Goupel. Darren Sobey. Vince Schuttenberg, Rodney Braden. 124 AUTO MECHANICS I II AUTO BODY I FRONT ROW: Eddie Morton. Charles Thompson. Erik Kalal. Tony Dawson. Jim Rossello. ROW TWO: Darryl Smith. Tom Gurko. Wally Vnuk, SefT Sctlock. Marlon Mcrideth. AUTO BODY II Willie Anderson. Aaron Worthy. Lewis Thompson Jr.. Ron Brenne. Le Bigham. Adon Rouse. Don Battaglia. JUNIOR AND SENIOR AUTO BODY 125 MACHINE METALS TECHNOLOGY I John Kobus. Mike Whin. Tommy Dickson. Rudy Gray. MACHINE METALS TECHNOLOGY II BOTTOM: Curtis Rogers. Steve Soltesz, James Hegedus. Earl Hams. Jim James. TOP: Chuck Kcpich, Anthony Canzoni. 126T I MACHINE SHOP I II ELECTRONICS I FRONT ROW: Gene Sharpe. Roy Bish. Pat Liscoe. Phil Ward. Robert Ramos. ROW TWO: Cameron Brown. Dan Jambor. Jimmy Ogletree. Keith Jennings. Pat O'Neill. ELECTRONICS II FRONT ROW: Joseph Wilson. Temll Williams. Keith Radke. Jerry Sizemore. Michael Polansky. Dan Shalashnow. ROW TWO: Scott Schreibcr. Mike Bellar, Tim Aughinbaugh. Bill Mester. Mike Elam. ABSENT: John Castros. ELECTRONICS I II 127 DECA FRONT ROW: Marcy Herron. Sharon Donofrio. Cheryl Jackson. Suzy Riley. Darlene D'Angelo. Denise Marino, Karen Smith. Andrea Dranc. ROW TWO: Kelli Reuse. Hcathr Ramsey. Shawne Halsey. Angela Hupp. Lynn Bard. Dave Toensing. David DufT. Donna Miller. ROW THREE: Andy Jordan. Angie Rowers. Yvette Hall. Richard Motion, John Olvido. Sam Bailey. Tony Leprotti. DIVERSIFIED COOPERATIVE TRAINING FRONT ROW: Debbie Collier. Tracye Ringo. Patty Erickson. Lisa Dufala. Lisa Pobea, Margie Rutter. ROW TWO: Deanne Sukavich. Lisa Miccichc. Tracey Gorzclanczyk, Chrissy Morth. Kendall Smith. Ricquel Hairston. Brian Prochazka. ROW THREE: Doug Bodno- vich. Palph Burrell, Steve Schrowdcr. Dawn Henry. Susan Kolcmch. Michelle Brewster. Matt Gcrwin. Mike Smith. 128 DCT DECA SKI CLUB FRONT ROW: Mrs. Heiman. Karen Smith. Shonda Wiley. Andrea Davidson. Dave Kinncll. Gary Nemeth. Matt Grecko. Scan Sheelcr. Casey Kelly. Melissa Alexander. Christine Gongos. ROW TWO: Adam Rubin. Akira Takayama. Dominic Ottaviano. Malcolm Holt. Matt Dzurko. Mcgin Murray. Rusty Dzurko. ROW THREE: Jeff Taips. Adam SchefT. Keith Baker. Jim Furr. Sunhwa Kim. Monique Rosenthal. Cheri Foss, Chris McAdam. Jenny Howard. ROW FOUR: Todd Mislosky, Jim Tate. Tom Sheppard. Tony Lang. Dave Daunch. Ned Blackburn. Ernest Jolly, Andy Jordan. Ed Buchanan. Scan Kinnell. ABSENT: Doug Haw, Steve Weiller, Sue Praccjus. ACADEMIC DECATHALON FRONT ROW: Karen Shuster. Cindy Mazer. ROW TWO: Heather Cross. Gina Yvette Moss. Jenny Shauf. ROW THREE: Jenni Rutowski. Roger Fletcher. Dave Vldedman. Doug Hatcer. 130 SKI CLUB ACADEMIC DECATHALON S.A.D.D. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Hambor. Renee Potts, Sherie Potts, Shcric Culbert, Shonda Wiley, Jennifer Akc, Jackie Stoker. Anita Davidson. Robyne Rice, Lynara Carter. Mrs. Heiman. ROW TWO: Mana Botta. Kim Sutton. Rebecca Reeder. Julie Muncy. Jenna Allen. Danielle Benson. Chaarla Funderburk. Lisa Hams. Helena Spry. Shonda Respcrt. ROW THREE: Gwen Nguyen. Dave Henderson. Gretchen Hido. Margante White. Racquet Payton. Bekaya Jones. Troy McIntosh. Karl Hohnson, Jennie Koci. Jackie Head. Don Bish. ART SERVICE FRONT ROW: Greg Hcrtel. Jeff Erdos. Jenny Allen. Renee Person. ROW TWO: Mr. Rabatin (Advisor), Tony Lang. Jason Hite. S.A.D.D. ART SERVICE 131 FRONT ROW: Pamela McCabe (Ambassador), Ceslie Long, April Vematter. Vaughn G. Dockery. Michelle Lionti ROW TWO: Gene Sharpe. Tanglyan Leonard, Joseph Wilson, Terry Patton. Andrea Ferrante. ROW THREE:Rick Courtney, Rick Flauto. Al Knnickas. Steve Stout. Tim Hovorka. Jim Eutsccf. FRONT ROW: Dave Daunch (Secretary). Jean Dunkel (President). Mike Cackowski (Vice Pres ). ROW TWO: Renee Potts. Lon Marchak, Cara Licht, Cindy Farkas. Sandi Grabowski, Michela DafTner, Natalie Prodan, Cindy Mazer, Mane Ledbetter. Lynara Carter. ROW THREE: Lisa Slaby. Lisa Krumenaker, Julie metz, Kathy Ambroziak, Shawn Berry , Darren Carter, Dawn Byers, Karen Holder- man. Karen Schuster, Tanya Palik. ROW FOUR: Jeffrey A. Dunnigan, Ruzgar Sagnak. James Spencer, Gina Miracle, Jamie Green. Jennifer Babowski. Tern Korzekwa, Stephanie Dragon. Lynn Deluca, Danny Sakdowski. ROW FIVE: Jennifer Hathaway. Michelle Pugh. Garth Peterson. Chad Bryant. Brian Deluca. Matt Massey. Steve Wciller, Kevin Knuckles, Tanya Hilty, Niki Chuppa. Zachary Zaharewicz. ROW SIX: Larry Smith. Richard Gerwin, Matthew Blackburn. Jeremy Lord, Torry Rollins. Manutc Mitalski. Rick Jewett. Glenn Yorkievitz, Willie Jones. Mark Prior. 132 VARSITY B VICA FRONT ROW: Michclc Bema. Jovi Salazar. Katherine Hooper. Michcla DafTner. ROW TWO: Mrs. FitzGerald. Donna Oleksiak. Lisa Micciche. Lisa Slaby, AnnMane Riley. Dawn Byers. Mr. Fleming. ROW THREE: Jamie Green, Aaron Conrad. DeAnn Hegidus. Jacco Jentile. Gene Biros, Ron Lisy (Editor). NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FRONT ROW: Chiis Morth (Secretary), Louis T. Graves Jr. (President), Lisa Micciche (Tresurcr), Mike Cackowski (V - President). ROW TWO: Patty Raimer. Carol O’Keefe. Laura Garrett, Cindy Farkas. Cara Licht. Tanya Palik. Mary Lachowski. Cindy Mazer. ROW THREE: Jenifer Hargreaves, Arlene Lawson. Jenm Rutkowski, Jenny shauf, Angela Mizsak, J.J. Bolyard. Darlene Lawson. Bekaya Jones, Kimberly Jackson. Christine Homa. ROW FOUR: Robin Gawlik, Christopher Craighead, Michael Roch, Kevin Freyer, Becky Griffiths. Donna Oleksiak. Tanya Hilty, Deborah MacGillivray, Linda Martanovic. Dave Rawson. ROW FIVE: Lucy Szmerekovsky. Chris Freyer, Chad Bryant, Monica Babkoni, Steve SchefT. Bill Brand. Chris Freeman. Steve Rzeszut, Matthew Blackburn. John Moore. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NEWSPAPER 133 FRONT ROW: Michele Bema. Erin Cross. Michela DafTner. Christopher Jethrow, Christina Whitt. Wing Yeung. Beth Diczhany, Heather Cross, Maria Botta. ROW TWO: Christine Homa. Jenny Shauf, Jennifer Allen. Yvonne Hams. Melissa Knall. Marcy Gansler. Donna Oleksiak. Jenm Rutkowski. ROW THREE: Mr. Bush (Advisor), Frank Williams. Michelle Higgins. Monica Bakonyi, Andrew Jordan. Chnstinc Binns. Jodi Clarke. Marcie Brown. Jenifer Hargreaves. STUDENT SENATE FRONT ROW: Kimberleigh Telling (Treasurer), Lon Marchak (Vice President), Tanya Palik (President), Lisa Slaby (Secretary). ROW TWO: Lisa Zepp. Renee Potts, Laune Metzger. Cara Licht, Cindy Farkas. Jackie Stoker. Treva Taylor. Kim Bordonaro. Tuan Hodges. April Blackwelder. Jennifer King. ROW THREE: Christopher Jethrow, Beth Diczhazy, Cindy Babiak. Sunhwa Kim, Carmen Sears. Sandy Hall. Chris Morth. Shonda Wiley. Andrea Davidson. Lisa Kumcnaker. John Chaich. ROW FOUR: Zachary Zaharcwicz. Kcllea Tibbs. Sherie Culbcrt, Danielle Benson, Cassey Kelly. Debbie Williams. Michelle Ross. Mallisa Powell. Jim Furr. Gina Yvette Moss. Jamie Green. ROW FIVE: Steven Friend. Christopher Craighead, Becky GrifTths. Kim Drayton. Jennifer Hathaway. Sven Stahl. Roz Pinto, Nika Newsome. Adam Scheff. Eddie Buchanan. DeShaun Dukes. Kevin Williams. ROW SIX. Lisa Miccichc. Matthew Black- burn. Ernest Jolly. Mom Middleton. Chris Benny. Harry B. Petaway HI. Bill Brand. Dave Daunch, Jennifer Babkowski. Vickie Maji. Rick Jewett. 134 STUDENT SENATE YEARBOOK THEARTS FRONT ROW: Jennifer King. Natalie Prodan, Heather Cross. Julie Szmerekovsky, John Chaich, Racheal Hensley. Karl Johnson. April Blackwelder. Maria Botta. ROW TWO: KimberLeigh Telling. Michele Bema. Barry Gott. Jenny Shauf. Jenni Rutowski. Bettie Tolbert. Rebecca Reeder. Ann Mane Riley. Sherry Szelagowski. Stacy Spillman. Lauri Talley. ROW THREE: Kim Winkfield. Jennifer Allen. Jennifer Hathaway. Tabitha Sontcrs. Mallissa Powell, Cathy Detman. Michelle Higgins. Laurie DiFranco. LaNeisha Jackson. Jenny Howard. Lisa Harris. Debbie Carr. ROW FOUR: Gina Yvette Moss. Yvonne Harris, Vickie Maji. Andrew Jordan. Tony Riley. Harry B. Petaway. Doug Hatcher. Ron A. Lisy, Lisa Micciche, Steve Scheff. Tameka N. Lewis. Adrienne Lawson. FIRST ROW: Shawn P. BcrTy (Secretary), Mary Bobik (President), Cameron Cunningham (Vice - President). ROW TWO: Jennie GERMAN CLUB Balogh. Eric Gerhard. John Chaich. Heather Cross, Michelle Grecko. Heather Lavezzi. ROW THREE: Bill Price. Karen Schuster. Heather Knapp. Venessa Schade. Tracic Myers, Lisa Lesniewski. Patty Raimcr. Kimberleigh Telling. Julie Szmerekovsky, Eric Schei- mann. ROW FOUR: Tonya Price. Enn Gross. Beth Diczhazy. Lisa Slaby, Laura Garret. Jeff Kityler. Karen Holderman. Laura Shifflette. Helen Vlk. Mary Gansler. Kelly Erbes. Donnie Wcndorff. Mrs. N. Kokal (Adivisor). ROW FIVE: Jenny Shauf. Niki Chuppa. Beth Rzeszut. Tonita Bybee. Arlene Lawson. Tom Rich. Mike Rcmming. Chuck Cox. Darlene Lawson. Shari J. Ptazek. Keith Prather. Tanya Hilty. Aaron Stylinski. ROW SIX: Bob thomas. Valeric Ptaszck. David Lesniewski. Diana Gerhard. Melissa Mizak. DcAnn Hegidus. Jeremy Lord. Bob Coyle. Tony Harwood, Roger Retcher. Dave Daurch. Shery l Yakich. Sophie Tujakd, Danny Sakelowski. Janet Chomus. GERMAN CLUB THEARTS 135 HALL OF FAME FINALISTS LOUIS T. GRAVES, JR. Football - 4 Track - 3 . Intramural Basketball • 2 National Honor Society - 1 President National Honor Society Senior Advisory Board Varsity B’ WILLIAM F. BRAND President Freshman Class Treasurer Junior Class President Senior Class Advisory Board - 4 Student Senate - 4 National Honor Society - 2 Marching Band • 4 Symphonic Band - I Wind Ensemble - 3 Show Choir - 2 A ( appella Choir - 2 Rotanan of the Month Perfect Attendance TANYA M. PALIK Cheerleading - 4 Varsity B’ - 4 Student Senate - 4 Advisory Board - 4 Soph. Class President Sen. Student Senate President GAA - I Tutoring - 2 National Honor Society - 2 Thearts - 3 Spanish Club 1 Track - I Softball - 1 4.0 GPA Junior Bright Futures Award Rotanan of the Month 136 HALL OF FAME HALL OF FAME FINALISTS KEVIN G. WILLIAMS Athletic Activities - 4 Varsity ‘B’ - 3 Ski Club - 2 Orchestra - 4 President Orchestra - 2 Tutoring - I Student Senate - 4 Class Officer - 2 Advisory Board - 3 A C appella Choir - 2 Madngal Singers - I A.V. - 1 Fresh. Class Treasurer Jun. Class Vice-President MATTHEW BLACKBURN Varsity ‘B’ - 2 Ski Club - 2 Treasurer Soph. Advisory Board Student Senate - 4 Football - 4 Baseball - 3 Tutor - 3 Intramural Sports - 2 Weight Liffing - 4 National Honor Society - 2 Rotanan of the Month All-Conference Football Academic All-Conference Football LISA SLABY Student Senate - 4 Student Senate Treasurer - I Student Senate Secretary - 1 German Club Treasurer - 1 Varsity ‘B’ - 1 National Honor Society - 1 Advisory Board - 4 Newspaper - 2 Trustee Scholar HALL OF FAME 137 HONORABLE MENTION HALL OF FAME LISA MICCICHE Academic Challange - 1 Advisory Board - 4 Newspaper - 1 French Club - 1 Treasurer Student Senate - 1 National Honor Society - 2 YWCA Bright Futures Winner KIM DRAYTON Cheerleader - 1 Marching Band - 3 Concert Band - 3 Basketball - 4 Track - 4 Student Senate - 1 Advisory Board - I Varsity ‘B’ - 3 S.A.D.D. - 1 Spanish Club - 1 Orchestra - 1 CHAD BRYANT Swim Team - 4 Varsity B’ - 4 National Honor Society - 2 Track - I Spanish Club - 2 Ski Club - 2 Student Senate - 1 Advisory Board - 2 Marching Band - 4 Wind Ensemble - 2 Symphonic Band - 2 Tutoring - 1 NICOLE URBAN Volleyball - 4 Softball - 4 Swim Team - 4 Varsity ‘B - 4 G.A.A. - 1 OEA - I German Club - 2 Office Runner - 2 138 HALL OF FAME SENIOR PARENT PATRONS Mr. Sc Mrs. Roy Allen Parents of Jennifer Allen Allen Sc Barbara Bema Parents of Michele D. Bema Joe Sc Betty Biros Parents of Eugene R. Biros Edwin G. Sc Margaret E. Bivens Parents of April D. Bivens Jim Frances Brand Parents of William F. Brand Karen Sc Chuck Bryant Parents of Chad Bryant Bruce Byers Parent of Dawn M. Byers Ellen Byers Grandparent of Dawn M. Byers Joseph Sc Christine Canzoni Parents of Anthony J. Canzoni Norm Sc Myma Codncr Parents of Candace Lynn Codner Bob Sc Donne DeLuca Parents of Bnan S. DeLuca Mr. Sc Mrs. Michael C. DiCorpo Parents of Vincenzo G. DiCorpo Mr. Sc Mrs. Bruce Duff Parents of David E. Duff Loretta. Susan. Sc Barbara Dunkel Family of Jeanme Dunkel Mr. Clyde C. Fleming Parent of Jack L. Fleming Jr. Roger Sc Lucille Fuhrmeyer Parents of Gwyn Fuhrmeyer Joyce A. Gough Parent of Stacey A. Gough Mr. Sc Mrs. R. Reuss Griffiths Parents of Rebecca R. Griffiths John Sc Carol Hargreaves Parents of Jennifer Hargreaves William. Christine. Sc Andrea Hams Family of Yvonne I. Harris Don Sc Rhonda Harvey Parents of Damn Harvey John Sc Judy Jatsek Parents of John L. Jatsek Ronald Sc Gwen Jewett Parents of Richard D. Jewett David Sc Sheila Jordan Parents of Andrew Jordan Mr. Sc Mrs. Ray Kuchla Parents of Ray Kuchta Frank Sc Karey Ladina Parents of Tim Ladina Roger Sc Susan Martanovic Parents of Linda Martanovic Mr. Sc Mrs. Arthur Massey Parents of Mark A. Massey Drew McCabe Parent of Pamela A. McCabe Andrew P. Sc Paula Mizsak Parents of Angela Mizsak John Sc Gertrude Moore Parents of John H. Moore Mr. Sc Mrs. Gary G. Morth Parents of Chris Morth Stephen Sc Marian Novak Parents of Sharon Novak Mr. Sc Mrs. Albert F. O’Keefe Parents of A1 Sc Carol O’Keefe Dave Sc Ginny Paiik Parents of Tanya Marie Paiik James Sc Carolyn Pobega Parents of Gin M. Pobega Pearl Austin Parent of Valerie Ptaszek John Sc Janet Ptaszek Parents of Valerie Ptaszek Steve Sc Sharon Radecky Parents of Steve Radecky Jr. Mr. Sc Mrs. Leonard J. Raimer Parents of Patricia A. Raimer Robert Sc Margaret Rutter Parents of Margie Rutter Bruce Sc Judi Schroeder Parents of Steven M. Schroeder Jack Sc Joyce Shauf Parents of Jennifer Shauf Chuck Sc Anna Mane Slaby Parents of Lisa Marie Slaby Mr. Sc Mrs. Steve Soltesz Parents of Steven W. Soltesz Charles Sc Juanita Thomas Parents of Cathy L. Thomas John Sc Sandra Urban Parents of Nicole E. Urban Joseph J. Vlk Parent of Helen Vlk Daryle Marilyn Webb Parents of David Webb Class of 1988 SENIOR PARENT PATRONS 139 1987 Prom Queen Vickie Maji May 20,1988 was the night that the juniors and seniors who attended Prom had the time of their lives. The evening began at Landerhaven Party Center at 6:30 P.M. A dinner of Chicken Romano, Rigatoni, Roast Beef and Duchess Potatoes was served at 8 P.M. Musical accompani- ment was provided by the band “Clockwork.” Retiring 1987 Prom Queen, Vicki Maji, crowned Lori Marchak 1988 Prom Queen after dinner. Lori and her attendants, Maria Botta and Shonda Wiley, were joined by John Giordano as Master of Ceremonies on the 1988 court. “I Had the Time of My Life” Queen: Lori Marchak and Anthony Canzoni Attendants: Mana Botta and Andrew Jordan, Shonda Wiley and Bobby Eslick. Master of Ceremonies John Giordano The evening continued at the Bed- ford High School Cafeteria with After-Prom activities at Midnight. The theme was A Masquerade Ball and participants were greeted with masks. The atmosphere was that of a medieval castle complete with battle- ments. Music by DJ Rock-On and various games occupied the guests un- til 4 o’clock in the morning. Prizes presented included radios, televi- sions, typewriters and a bike. The 1988 Prom was memory-filled thanks to the support of the Junior class, class advisor Paul DiPiero, the Bedford Rotary Club and many par- ent and teacher volunteers. 140 PROM A LOT OF CLASS GRADUATES Friday, June 10, 1988, Bedford High School held their one hundred and third graduating ceremony. Graduates, friends, and family gath- ered at the Front Row to share in the celebration of 12 years of schooling. Frank LeDonne, Superintendent of Schools, and Mr. Blackburn, Princi- ple of Bedford High School, wel- comed the family members and graduates. Laura Garrett, Senior Valedictor- ian, reminded the graduates of the ob- stacles and challenges ahead. Theodore Christopher Craighead. Senior Speaker, took the graduates back down memory lane, through the 12 years the seniors have thus far ex- perienced in the Bedford Schools. Senior Class President, Bill Brand, conducted the tassel ceremony, while the song “Stand By Me” played in the background. As the last senior crossed the stage, the class of 1988 entered a new phase of life. The evening was one that would be remembered, one with “a lot of class. Presentation of Class and Awarding of Diplomas Frank LeDonne, Superintendent Dennis D. Blackburn Reverend Nelson F. Basil First Baptist Church of Bedford Ann Hamilton, President Bedford Board of Education 142 GRADUATION Alma Mater Let the banner of our high school grace the heavens ever more. We will carry on the honor of the ones who went before. Laura K. Garrett Ever onward Alma Mater Commencement Address on to 9l°ry Bedford High. The Madrigal Singers A Cappella Choir Senior Speaker Theodore C. Craighead William Frederick Brand Senior Class President Board of Education anti Administration GRADUA TION 143 The Cleveland Y.W.C.A. and prominent North-Eastern Ohio businesses annually honor young women who have achieved honors in school and community activities. The '‘Bright Future” award is presented to an outstanding junior and senior at a luncheon in May. Nominated for htis award were (sitting left to right) Angela Vanni, Karen Shuster. Mary Lachowski. Heather Cross. Lisa Slaby, Cindy Farkas. and Robin Rice; (Standing left to right): Jackie Stoker. Eileen Czekalski. Jennifer Allen. Sherry Szelagowski, Christine Binns, Jennifer Rutkowski. Robin Gawlik, Lisa Miccichc and Angela Foster. Karen Shuster and Lisa Micciche were selected to represent Bedford High School at seminars and the luncheon. The Art Department presented its award to Ke- vin Knuckles and Louis Graves. Angela Mizak accepts the Sally Leeds A ('ap- pella Choir, the Vocal Music Department, and tbe Polly Troxell awards. ...A Lot of Class Senior Achievements were recog- nized at the Senior Awards Program Wednesday, May 25, 1988. Depart- mental, memorial, and state, and Presidential Academic awards were presented. Each outstanding award received a plaque provided by the Y’s Men’s Club. As the seniors completed the year with accolades, it was illus- trated that those of’88 have...a lot of class. John Bolyard, recipient of outstanding awards in Computer Education. English. Mthcmatics, Chemistry and the State Board of Education Award of Distinction, receives one of these. 144 CLOSE The American Legion Award, emphasizing the characteristics of honor, courage, leadership, service, character, and scholarship, was bes- towed upon Bill Brand and Louis Graves. Winner of the Physics Department Award. Da- vid Rawson. Lisa Micciche was honored with the Helen Mo- reau Award of Excellence in English. The Cane Ceremony, a tradition since 1920, was performed by Senior Class President Bill Brand and incoming President Moni Middle- ton. The Phi Beta Kappa society recognized Lucy Szmerekovsky for outstanding scholarship, academic initiative, and total achievement. Laura Garrett received awards in English. 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Solon, Ohio 248-6767 MAYOR JIMMY DIMORA AND COUNCIL CITY OF BEDFORD HEIGHTS Sam Scaffide, Council President William Keslar James Cody DeboraB Mallin Paul DeFrancisco Pat Santangelo Suzanne Bergansky CONGRATULATIONS - 1988 GRADS 150 ADS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1988 Stop Shop SU-PER MARKETS BEST WISHES FROM ALL THE STOP-N-SHOP FAMILIES... CATALANO - RUSSO - GIUNTA - REIDER - RINI - REGO COUNTRY COUNTER AND OUR NEWEST RINI REGO STORES NOW SERVING NORTHEASTERN OHIO WITH 44 LOCATIONS. ADS 151 INDUSTRIES INC. Quoflty 'De p e d a b ifi (tj Se v (ce s (e ce 1918 5490 Duella 32o a d wUapfe 9Je (g L t . to 475-2400 Compliments of HUKILL CHEMICAL CORPORATION 7013 Krick Rd. Bedford, Ohio 44146 (212)232-9400 BedlMd FLORAL SHOPPE SMARTL 1 STYLED ARRANGEMENTS Prom Flowers Corsages • Nosegays Fresh Cut Flowers For All Occasions CJI. 232-1855 691 BROADWAY (NEXT TO CITY PARKING LOT) Since 1816 TAYLOR CHAIni Bedford 232-0700 BEDFORD MEDIC DRUG 631 Broadway Your Neighbor-Good Drugstore 152 ADS Compliments of LIBERTY NEWS VIEWS Good Luck SUTHERIN Best Wishes MELLING INSURANCE Tice FeumEiy BetUvid High Sclwtl AMERITRUST BUILDING PO BOX 46269 BEDFORD. OHIO 44146 1216) 232-2077 (Mfe 4nywhete IFIEll_t_y S TOWING m At KKPAIK SKHVIC'H t West Interstate St Bedford, Ohio 44146 24 Hour Radio Dispatched Motorcycle Flatbed Service OVER 40 YEARS IN BUSINESS Homer G. Kelly (Owner) 2141)2: COT TOO MHMH THE FOUNDATION OF YOUR FUTURE BEST OF LUCK TO THE ’88 GRADUATES BEDFORD EDUCATION ASSOCIATION GOOD LUCK SENIORS THE YEARBOOK STAFF THE FRESHMAN CLASS OF 1991 WINNERS 1987 FALL SPIRIT ASSEMBLY ADS 153 For Your Special Day Remember, Venditti-Bedford Pictorial Studio 950 Broadway, Bedford 232-7575 1947-1987 Forty years of Excellence 154 ADS THE SENIORS CLASS OF 1988 Fondly With “A LOT OF CLASS” ADS 155 Autographs £ 158 A UTOGRAPHS -Autographs A UTOGR.4 PHS 15 9 “A LOT OF CLASS 97 EPIC STAFF 1988 NAME -RESPONSIBLE FOR: Jennifer Allen 22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29,30,31,32,33,34.35,36,37,74.75,78,79,156,157. Monica Bakonyi 16,17,18,19,20,21. Michele Bema 74,75,84,85. Maria Botta 86,87,98,99,100. Marcie Brown 4,5,136,137,138. Eddie Buchanan 108,109,110,111,112,113,116,117,118. Michela Daflher 82,83,101,102,103. Erin Cross 57,58,59,60,61,62,63,64,65. Heather Cross 1,2,3,8,9.38,39,40,41,42,43,44,45,46,47,139,140,141. Bethann Diczhazy 57,58,59,60,61,62,63,64,65. Yvonne Harris - Computer Jen Hargreaves 114,115,119,120,121,122,123,124,125,126,127,128. Christine Homa - Computer Christopher Jethrow 48,49,50,51,52,54,55,56,92,93. Andy Jordan 70,71,72,73,80,81,86,87,88.89,100,104,105,106,107. Melissa Knall 12,13,66,129. Donna Oleksiak 6,7,10,11,12,13,14,15,76,77.94,95,96,97 Jenni Rutkowski 67,68,69,90,91 Christina Whitt - Computer Editor Typist Business Manager Frank Williams - Photography Sheryl Yakich 17,18,19,20. Wing Yeung 48,49,50,51,53,54,55,56,90,91,139,146,147,148. J.J. Bolyard - Photography R.J. Bush - Advisor. Bedford Pictorial Studios - Portraits, Groups and help with Sports Candids. Intercollegiate Press - Publisher. And Special Thanks to: Steve Mansfield and the Marketing Class - Ad Sales. Jo Tate - Yearbook Sales. Mrs. Bush - Bearing with the Advisor. Lynn Oswald - Miscellaneous Secretarial Help. Dave Earl and All Coaches for their assistance and patience. 160 YEARBOOK STAFF
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