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GRACIOUS. Accepting her crown as the 1980 Prom Queen. Cathy Cooper says. 'This is a great honor and privilege I’l cher Ish tor the rest ot my Mfe Afterwards she re- marked, “All my friends knew my speech be- cause they went over It with me. but when I got up there. I forgot what to say at first' ECSTATIC. On the day the prom court was announced. Lori Mlavltz congratulates Cathy Cooper, whom the student body elected as the 1980 queen My heart dropped when I found out.” Cathy said I didn’t know what to do I never tried out for anything before. INTENSE. After coronation. Kim Wilson and Bob Schumanski dance to The Sabors music. Recalling the garter dance. Kim commented. It was sort of confusing and embarraslng because I hod never done It before, but I figured everyone else felt the same way. Prom
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CONSOLING. As Joe Pendleton (Dave Delambo) is about to leave tor his fight against K O Murdock. Julia Farnsworth (Rosann Danko) tells her husband' that do spite all these terrible things that have hap pened. I still love you and will never leave you. AFTERMATH. After murdering Farnsworth. Ns wife Julia (Rosann Danko) embraces her husband's secretary (Mike Halko). He tells her to think of the happiness freedom no more of Ns vile tempers BACKSTAGE. At Thearts first April Fools Party. President Jenny Gerycz sings as Jen ny-inthe-Box She came up with her costume idea while looking through a toybook for children Thearts staged the party on April 1st in addition to the annual oneact plays Heaven Can Wait”
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COMMEDIANS. Havlno already attend ed Lumen Cordlum HlQh School's prom the previous week. Lumen senior Therese Mamone and Bedford's Steve Hussel slow dance once again The dinner and band were good. Steve remarked, but the pro sentatlon needed polish ' Solvency Rock-a thon, Candy Sale and Bedford Kiwanis provide Prom funds In Late March, eight juniors met at Gina DePonrvpei’s house and chose Together. . . The Two of Us. . . To- night , a phrase from First Time” by Styx, as the 1980 Prom theme. On May 23, the Class of 1981 spon- sored the event at Brookridge Party Center. This festiv Ity lasted from 7:30—12:00 and was followed by Post Prom, which ended at 4:00 A M. Mr. DiPiero, who offL dally resigned as advisor at the end of the school year, stated. During my eight years as junior class ad- visor, this was the best prom: the students were really organized. In the fall of 1979, the junior class raised its first $600.00 toward the prom by taking part in the annual BHS candy sale. However, the biggest fund raiser, the RockoThon, was very successful. remarked Junior Class President Craig Koteles. With only fiveminute breaks every hour, members of the Class Advisory Board rocked in chairs in the cafeteria for 12 hours, be ginning at 7:00 P.M. on January 26. The whole evening was so wonderful, it was like a fantasy. I wished it would nev- er end.” If any participant dozed, Mr. DiPiero blasted a horn in his ear. Sponsored by classmates, relatives and local businessmen, the rockers collected over $800.00. But we still needed more money. Craig continued. So I spoke before the Bedford Kiwanis. After my presenta- tion. the board gave about $250.00 for the prom. Voting for Prom Queen and the two attendants be- gan a month before the festivities. Juniors nominated ten girls in the cafeteria information center. explained class treasurer Kathy Klukan. Later, the list was nar- rowed down to seven. Finally, the top three girls were chosen by all the classes. Official results indicated that Queen Cathy Cooper would be attended by Dar lene White and Dru Zahler. Led by former BHS student Bill Capuano, Earthrise pro- vided music at the Post Prom in the high school cafete- ria. Sophomore Donna Dvorak said her evening was like a fantasy. I didn’t want it to end. BUFFET. With Dinner'' first on the program at Brookridge Party Center. Brenda Miller. Joe Kotva and Kathy Klukan fill their plates with rigatoni. roast beef and ham. SERVING. Waiting for the Brookridge ho less to direct them to the buffet table. Betsy Galloway takes her camera out of her purse and Jen Quin pours coffee for Jim Saiaro ii Prom
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