Bedford High School - Epic Yearbook (Bedford, OH)

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In the streets of Bedford, not even the sun shone brighter than the smiling faces of BHS students' during the first few days of the summer of '82. While the halls of darkened, except for Education classes and Summer School classes, went out to find jobs, pool for a cooling dip or a superb tall . Iobs varied for Bedford students. Bedford were the Driver's a number of most students friends, or a Senior Rick Dolejs, who worked at a beverage store said, The money was Summer: The Shortest 3 months nice to have, but I still had time to go out. Besides the usual summer jobs like fast food places, some stu- dents, Iim Chapin for one, were able to experience sales firsthand. Iim commented, Working for the toy store made my summer enjoyable, es- pecially When it came time for vaca- tion. Looking for someone? It's a good chance that if they aren't Working, then head out to the Metro Parks or the local pool and you'll find them. Life Guard Dale McRitchie said of his job at the Walton Hills Lake, It was an excellent summer to screw around and being a lifeguard let me work and play at the same time! When a break did appear in the work or party schedule of the stu- dents, most found their Way to a good time. Whether it was Watching E.T. at the cinema, skating at Southgate, or going to the Blossom Music Center or the Coliseum, the Summer of '82 offered much entertainment. Headline attractions were Iimmy Buffet, MSB, the Doobie's last concert, Blue Oyster Cult and Iames Taylor. Tim Wardlow described Blossom as good M-duiuhlvf M entertainment for the money. 8 Summer Time K ,. . f 1 'V ' 7 ff if HOT RODDINT Sophomore Randy Montgomery and Iunior Mike Chapin look content on this hot summer day as they take a break from their ride. ,itr SAXOPHONE TRIO. Tim Wardlow, Brian Licht and Tom Chaney are working hard at band camp, along with the other marching instrumentalists. For the first time, band camp was held at the high school.

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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

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SPLISH SPLASH. Seniors Jim Chapin and Tra- cy McWilliams have fun splashing each other as well as the cars at the Senior carwash in Iuly. sq. ,.' ff ' J'f -M I ,Mad 5 awww NEXT, PLEASE. Chris Klima worked at Gold fish Army and Navy Store during the summer to earn some extra pocket money for herself. SUMMER SESSIONS. As morning classes be- gin, Billy Iohnson and Tim Schulte take notes in Mr. Korduba's English Class. What a way to pass the summer! Summer Time 9