Bedford High School - Epic Yearbook (Bedford, OH)

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A CAPPELLA Front Row: Cathy Serio, Gail Miller, Jackie Bell, Lisa Akerly, Marilyn Fredericks, Nancy Krause, Karen Barr, Lorri Kozar, Jody Mancini, Debbie Lawrence, Jen Benny, Chris Raimer, Diane Pace, Anna Shaynak, Barb Wargo, Anita Vavra, Shelly Romito, Nancy Morrison, Amy Kaczur, Jen King. Second Row: Lisa Lippitt, Geri Brancazio, Gloria Keyes, Jessy Wehrum, Judy McRitchic, Carolyn Apter, Ginger Davis, Joanne Cramer, Lorainne Schuchart, Barb Biss, Nadine Collins, Karen Neilsen, Karen Kainsingcr, Sharon Rutledge, Kim Alberts, Eileen Toth, Janet Baynes. Karen Prebihilo, Karen Jorgensen, Laura Kelly, Melissa Jones. Third Row: Sandy Noel, Laurie Salvi, Diane Bla- nock Karen Pilarczyk, Russ Griffith, Rich Yelenosky, Bob Nunes, Lcn Stu- sek, Darren Caponi. Usa Gravatt, Janet Heller, Kathy McAdoo, Skip Lau, Rick Trigilio, Pat Kelly, Tim Rccko, Mike Shimandlc, Alex Savioli, Scott Wise, Tom Burrell, Jeff Marold. Fourth Row: Mike Horn, Bill Ramsey, Mark Vadaj, Tom Collins! Eric Johnson, Mike Mitroi, Kevin Glasko, Bill Uhlcr, Jeff Sawastuk, George Csiba, Rick Grabowski, Tom Doak, Dale Fowler, Jim Brand, Rick Washabaugh, Dave Garee, Rob Roscman, Dave Holesovsky. MADRIGAL SINGERS Front Row: Barb Biss, Janet Heller, Jeri Benny, Diane Pace, Melissa Jones, Debbie Lawrence, Usa Lippitt, Karen Miller. Second Row: Rick Grabowski, Tom Doak, Mike Horn, David Garee, Dave Dcngate, Darren Caponi, Mike Shimandle, Tim Recko.

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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

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 ualttp As the new year started for A Cappella choir, they still upheld their high musical standards. This year 80 members per- formed with the usual level of excellence. Starting with the formal induction of ju- niors, to the final Commencement perfor- mance for the seniors, A Cappella per- formed over 10 programs. The most pop- ular ones were the Spring Sing, the annual Christmas Concert, and the Greater Cleve- land Conference Festival. Formed from the best of A Cappella, the Madrigal Singers were an exceptional group of musicians. The Madrigal Singers alone gave ten performances ranging from Christmas caroling in downtown, to sing- ing for our own PTA. The group devoted a lot of time and effort to their organiza- tion. Those girls unable to schedule A Cappella were in the Glee Club. Girls Glee contrib- uted mainly with evening performances. The Spring Sing and the Christmas Con- cert were on their schedule of events. Future A Cappella and Glee members were in the Sophomore Chorus. Their year was composed of several programs, high- lighted by the Christmas Concert on De- cember twenty-second. Mr. Max Bunker, director of all choirs, felt, “We had a par- ticularly talented group of music students this year. They were a pleasure to work with.” €hiantitp A CAPELLA OFFICERS: Secretary Gail Mil- ler, Vice-President Mike Horn, Treasurer Jeri Benny, President Tom Doak. WHERE’D SHE GO? Mike Horn awaits the ar- FOLLOW THE LEADER ... The newly induc- rival of Ginger Davis, to present her with a robe ted choir members make their first exit, at choir induction. Activities 23