Bedford High School - Epic Yearbook (Bedford, OH)

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E.T.' Homecoming The year that E.T. came home proved to be enchanting as the parade began to unfold before our eyes. Viewers lined Columbus Rd. from Broadway to Bedford's field to see the opposition roasted by the juniors and decapitated by the band, the sophomores HWAKA-ing down the road with Pac-Man, and the seniors helping E.T. spread a little more of his magic. When the parade reached the field, the announcement that the seniors had won the float competition, with ls o Winner E.T. proudly stating HEASTLAKE GO HOME, was made. E.T. wasn't the only magic that hap- pened this year. Suddenly BHS students had spirit unsurpassed in many recent years. Hat Day, Shades Day, and T-Shirt Day were just some of the spirit getters thanks to the cheerleaders. One could walk through the halls and see the spir- it without even trying. Once the game was underway, elec- tricity, and not even the rain could stop spread through the cheering Bearcat crowd. Even though the Bedford grid- ders lost to Eastlake North with a score of 24-12, a cry could still be heard, We still love our Bearcats! from the crowd. The exciting moment finally arrived! The crowning of the Homecoming Queen, was plagued by a microphone that did not work, which made the tence moment even worse for those waiting in anticipation. Then the an- nouncement of Teri Mizak as the 1982 Homecoming Queen finally came, along with tears of joy. The Queen's attendants were Patty Cimino escorted by Gary Woodard, and Kathy Sazima es- corted by Dale McRitchie. FROZEN FANS. Despite the freezing cold rain FAST TRACKING. Winning the game Some- turned to Sleet, Bearcat faHS Cheer their team times means bolstering spirits as well as calling on hoping for 2 HOIIleC0mi1'1g ViCf0I'Y- the next play. lust ask Coach Teringo who is giving Robert Parr some sideline advice. Homecoming Tl

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VICTGRIOUS FLOAT. This year, the Seniors theme, Eastlake Co Home , Captured first prize in the annual float competition. STICK MAN. Helping to warm up the crowds chilled spirits, drummer Bob Pliske practices before the bands halftime performance. CROWNING GLORY. Brushing her tears aside, the 1982 Homecoming Queen, Teri Mizak, thanks the crowd for their Support. 10 Homecoming wwf O 65' ,W -1,5-45'! 'Xt

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' , gn, , '1,'Qp,,f 4-4 fy, jf ' , , ,, r tfffiw. 42, 1 ' ' f ff' U Av on K A up 'qw at ff W 1 ff- WW .WW IUMBLED IUNIORS. The Iunior offense tries to drive the ball downfield while the Senior defense holds them to a scoreless 19-0 trirnph. COMPLETE REVERSE. Providing the entertainment at the Powder Football game, the guys donned the cheerleaders skirts and sweaters and made a human pyramid for the crowd.