Bedford High School - Epic Yearbook (Bedford, OH)

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STUDENT LIFE, H fTlULTITUDE CDF FLHVORS Neopolitan, Strawberry, Mint Chocolate Chip . . . Student life at BHS can be as ordinary as Vanilla or as varied as Rocky Road. Prom, Homecoming, the fall play, these and other events helped to round out the educational and social experiences for the 1,778 students enrolled at Bedford High School during the 1982-1983 school year. Many students participated in mak- ing student life more exciting for others. Members of the Thearts Society put in over fourteen hundred hours of work on each production. Aspiring actors and actresses, were backed by the set builders, lighting and technical crews, and many others who helped enhance the talents of the cast members and transform the many hours of rehearsals into opening night. Members of the Iunior class spent over eight months raising funds and making the necessary arrangements for one of the high points of the so- cial calendar, Prom. Two hundred and fifty elegant couples enjoyed and long remembered that special night, thanks to the hard work of the Advi- sory Board. The preparation necessary for one evening's festivities are amazing! Members of the Senior class worked evenings from August to October making paper flowers, building the frame work, and assembling their winning float, entitled Eastlake Go Home. High school is a complex frame- work of academics, extracurricular activities, and athletics which make student life a reality, and teaches ev- eryone many lessons. TCGA TIM. Senior Tim Frick CMr. Depinnal poses in his costume for a scene in the fall play, to be painted by Penelope Sycamore, fAmy Iorgensenl. 6 Student Life RED MAN? just one of the many teachers that showed their spirit on Halloween by dressing up in school, is guidance counselor, Mr. Paul Kostansek.

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DEPOSIT PLEASE. Yolanda Richards, dressed as a Chinese girl for Halloween, is making a phone call to China Town. The student body dressed up to show their support of the foot- ball team. it Jw O ,,, in 0 'v,A.i .' Q I-. OQIQQOIQQ ,', 0011 If o 4 ' 'l,l'O O 0 'fo' ' '.v'o'i' Q 0 0 , , ROYAL THRONE. Tracy McWilliams, the 1982 Prom Queen, is seated in the chair of honor at the Cavalier Party Center where over two hundred couples danced the night away. N... iz. L thi STL, 4? It QUICK CHECK. Before stepping up to the microphone as Master of Ceremonies for the 1982 prom, Senior Mike Richuisa checks his appearance in the mirror, SOUND ADVICE. Rob McClelland gives the senior girls some last minute advice before sending them out onto the field. The coaching must have been well executed, the seniors won. Student Life 7