Bedford High School - Epic Yearbook (Bedford, OH)

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CHECK IT OUT! Varsity and junior varsity cheerleaders encourage students at the Home- coming game to “Go Green . CHARGE! Kevin Glasko does a Bearcat charge through a Bedford Bearcat made by the cheer- leaders. 1976 Queen Donna Saliga. Rick Paulson. Nancy Krause. Mike Dzurik. 1977 Queen Lisa Akerley. George Csiba. Dawn Chad well. Korky Davis. Lori Canzoni. Keith Hal. LOOK MA. I MADE IT! A radant Nancy Krause waves to the admiring crowd. ONWARD CftAllK-'FEUR! Attendant Lori Can- S1TT1NG PRETTY! ttawn Chad we11 rides once enjoys tht celebration m a somewhat sub- around the field during the half-time festivities, mood. '

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HOW EXCITING! Nancy Krause, Darren Cap- oni, and John Wiese watch the dancers. WAIT YOUR TURN, STEVE! Karla Bok- shon congratulates the new Queen Ronnie Petron. 1976 Queen Karla Bokshon, Mark Wilhelm, 1977 Queen Ronnie Petron, Steve Posta, Joe Columbo, Karen Tomcik, Russ Bruce, Mary Jane Kozak, Brian Bezik, Pam Galloway, Patty Bielicki, Bill Rittenburger. SHE’S ALL MINE! Vince Sisson doesn’t mind the crowded conditions. Harvest Hop 19

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WE’RE OFF TO SEE THE WIZARD! 1977 Queen Lisa Akerley is escorted onto the field for coronation ceremonies by George Csiba. Courts and Sports Although the football team was not quite up to par this year, the fans still kept their spirit throughout the season. This was certainly evident at the Homecoming game, October 28. Packed stands along with crowded aisles brought the usual traffic to a standstill. Although the weather was a bit nippy, most people seemed to make it to the biggest game of the season. The festivities started with the parade on Thursday evening, and continued till late Friday night, or early Saturday morning. When the procession of the court, march- ing band, and floats passed the stands, the crowd roared. The senior float was chosen as the winner of the float contest. Also DO I HAVE TO GIVE IT UP? 1976 Queen Donna Saliga crowns the new homecoming queen, Lisa Akerley. participating in the contest were the ju- nior, sophomore, and band floats. The superior quality of the senior class float was its clever theme, “No Cards Tonight, and its ingenious design. A movable sal- oon door complete with shootout made the float outstanding. Excited as she was, Queen Lisa Akerley managed to deliver a thank you to her subjects. Despite the many fans which gathered to watch the celebration and game, the team could not be cheered on to a victory. Most people still felt elated after the ser- ies of events which comprise Homecom- ing. The Cats didn’t come through with the victory, but the fans still came through with the support. OH NO! irS FALLING! Skip Lazenich, Len Stusek, and Tom Winger pull the strings that make “No Cards Tonight,” the senior float, move. Homecoming 21