Bedford High School - Epic Yearbook (Bedford, OH)

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BEDFCDRD HIGH SCHOCDL 481 NORTHFIELD Roan BEDFORD, CHIC 44146 1983 EPIC ,gl K x .l l 1, M y f f voLumE 57 jg ! Q 5 it 4 in Qilzpgti gg PRESSURE POINT, Juniors and Seniors suffer through yet another battery of tests, this one sponsored by the military. D-O-W-N. Sophomore Laura Marold shows everyone how to get down at a football pep rally. Bedford was victorious, beating their opponent, Brush. CHEERING SECTION. Varsity football members Iohn Geiger and jeff Asbury cheer on their teammates, trying to get psyched for the big game. Title Page 'I 5

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