Bedford High School - Epic Yearbook (Bedford, OH)

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fx. 9 FRENCH FOURSOME. Few students stay with a foreign language long enough to make to their fourth year. There are only four students in Mrs, Hanna's French IV class. PICNIC LUNCH. Enjoying her sandwich is Mrs. Kathy Ruiz, Spanish teacher. The Spanish Club finished out the year with a picnic at Bedford Reservation. KXSG 3 at K Y, X aw - Q , H Q QW - iff .X . ' N eg k MW ,.. . T1 'M era ' .-'Fififb A9 t i 1 ,... .-,., 1 ,,., -qw t Q f 5 5 3 f . y A f V --jg fgfggf-: ,'.. , ,L f i : l: -'-- 3 Q' 'l , .,,Qfjffl-1iiflgzxwek-il: .1 I :V 1- 1 f ':5.-Jl-fzgly-gLj,'f7w , e A . 1 ' lfff f51l'S'J X - . . A : Q sw,-iii 1 FAREWELL FRAU. Accepting flowers from her German class is Frau Altmann who will be teaching at Heskett in the fall due to a shift in enrollment leaning towards Spanish. t, Q 'a J GOOD CATCH. Junior Chip Bodnovich catches a football at the Spanish Club picnic held at Bedford Reservation during the last week of school. 4 orei n Language t 1' eliai T ,V 3253 ' 'ff Wggw V , ff I f

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A .X tv ik l ,VN gf xysflt -Q i :S Bite Into Your Fovorite Hctivity Hmmm . . . This is a long list. I wonder what clubs most kids join? Well, the more popular clubs at BHS are Varsity B and Thearts. Varsity B is made up of letter winners from our sports team. Thearts is the organiza- tion that produces and promotes two shows each year and performs them for a public audience. What else is there? Many stu- dents become active in student government, Student Senate or your class advisory board. What about music? The marching band begins its' season during the summer, or you can become a mem- ber of our A Cappella or Show Choirs. Are there any clubs that I can join to support the school? The cheerleaders enliven school spirit and get the crowd fired up at sports events. An office helper library aides help the Whole school run more smoothly. But I'm more academically orient- ed. The Spanish and French Clubs plan activities designed to enhance your studies of the language and learn more about its culture. The Science Club aids in the study and understanding of new areas in technology. NHS provides recogni- tion for years of academic excellence. I like sports. Members of the Ski Club travel weekly, to Brandywine Ski area to be with friends and have a good time. Whew! That's a lot! I didn't know that there could be so much to do in school. By the way, do you know where to get a good ice cream cone? Well, as a matter of fact . . . REBEL ROUSER. Interrupting Mr. Davis' third period British Lit. class is Senior Amy Somera. Decorating faces before football games was just one of spirit builders sponsored by the cheerleaders. CI-IUC-A-LUG. Clinking glasses in the Octoberfest scene from The Pink Panther Strikes ,X Again are the Arabian Assasin QMizell Stewartj ' and the Mexican Assasin Uill Stephensl. x T- N SA' f. . 'T-. . . R-1, Clubs ond Orgonlzotlons 23

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1 635, F is .,,V Q g Esponol is 'muy Bueno Q44 AJ Q y Q37 M90 M M Although the foreign language department signs up many students each year in either French, Spanish, or German classes it is an elective as opposed to a required course of study. Senior French student Iackie Franek said, I believe that French will help me once I'm out in the working world. The interest in each language varies from year to year. One example of this is that there used to be a course offered in Latin which eventually dwindled to zero interest. Students now, from time to time elect to take Latin as an Individual Investigation. Another indicator of the changing swing is the movement of teachers from Heskett to the high school depending on enrollment. In the fall German teacher Frau Altmann will be teaching a split schedule at Heskett after eight years at the high school. I'm looking forward to a new challenge and to working on the basics with these kids. commented Altmann. FIESTA TIME. One way of encouraging lan- guage and culture study for the foreign lan- guage students is the Spanish Club Fiesta held every year. SAD FAREWELL. German students wish Mrs. Altmann good luck at Heskett where she will be teaching introductory German and English in the fall. Foreign Longuoge 25