Bedford High School - Epic Yearbook (Bedford, OH)

Page 30 text:

WE ALL CAN’T POSSIBLY FIT IN HERE. Mark Majercik and Russ Hagler build a play prop. ELABORATE DESIGN Through the course of the year different assignments in posters, murals, program covers, and the calendar were given out to students in Art Service. The artistic people who wished to expand and develop their talents chose this method of approaching their art career goals. To assist in making the school more pleasant, several projects were completed, including the painting of the library columns and yearbook artwork. Program covers were an unending chore. Posters were needed for events that desired publicity. From one job to the next, aching hands helped put the finishing touches to school produc- tions. STAGE CRAFT SITTING: Cindy Palumbo. Jo© Shuman. Mike Hajek. Rick Sellers. Dean Shiman- dle, Mark Wiese. STANDING: Alice Fetsko, Pam Sparling. Sue Mathews. Donna Aubrecht. Vickie Pritt, Chris DeCaro. Mr. Fuhrmeyer. DUMMY! YOU FORGOT TO PLUG IT IN! Mike Hajek and Joe Shuman work on stage scenery. The importance of their services was felt during the production of the plays. Stage backgrounds were a key role in enhancing the realistic quality the plays took. They worked for the open house presentation. Elaborate supergraphics and murals went into the stage design and produced rare abilities of craftmenship. Spring Sing couldn’t have been possible without ingenuity and dedicated skills. 26 STUDENT LIFE LONELY. I AM SO LONELY. Donna Aubrecht paints signs for the talent show.

Page 29 text:

THESPIANS FRONT ROW. Mary Kay Moore, Mike Hajek. Judy Gergye. RjCk Sellers. Patti Romanik. THIRD ROW: Brad Kozar, Kathy Horner. Debbie Weigand. Russ Kondik. Jenny Horner. Dean Shimandle. Hank Dennis Marold. Meg Mackey. Randy Rasey. Lee-Ann D'Angelo. Diane Wehrum. SECOND ROW: Diane Wendorff. Donna Troy. Linda Heller. Yurko. Ed Estok. Debbie Griffith. Lynn Hendricks. Suzy Christenson. Kathy Jorgensen. I REALIZE YOU'RE HUNGRY. BUT THE SHOW MUST GO ON! Theresa Krakauskas plays the part of Barbarba Allen in, Dark of the Moon. I KNOW THE ANSWER! Jim Brand begs for forgiveness in the revival scene of Dark of the Moon.' ». AS MY FIRST WISH. I'LL TAKE A . Ricardo Nichols plays the part of a warlock in the fall play. SHOWTIME! Composed of a group of creative, talented students, Thearts was responsible for the dramatic produc- tions of BHS. Thearts concerned itself not only with acting, but with make-up, costumes, set design, and publicity. These were necessary elements for a successful show, something which the Thearts Society is well-known. Annually, Thearts presented a fall play, Christmas plays for children, a talent show, and a spring musical. Jr 25

Page 31 text:

NOT THE CAKE. MARK. THE CANDLES. Members of Art Service celebrate Mr. Fuhrmeyers's birth- day. TALENT ONLY HAS ONE “L”. DEAN. Jim Penix. Meg Mackey, and Dean Shimandle paint posters for the talent show. ART SERVICE LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank Clemente, Judy Havlock. Donna Aubrecht. Russ Hagler, Sue Mathews. Mr. Roger Fuhrmeyer. Lucinda Taussig, Tony Franklin. I NEVER KNEW I WAS SO TALENTED. Ricar- do Nichols puts the finishing touches on his artwork. AND FOR ONLY $3,000 WE’LL BUILD YOU ONE JUST LIKE IT. Students look over plans for future cover work. jA 1' 27