Bedford High School - Epic Yearbook (Bedford, OH)

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leading the pack This summer was Bedford's first year to send their Student Senate officers to leadership camp held at Ohio Northern University The Student Senate offi- cers who attended this five day camp were. Presi- dent Paula Cackowski, Vice President Wendy Geer, and Secretary-Treasurer Salli Berman While they were there, they learned to bring students together with spirit, and how to better plan activities. Salli Ber- man stated that. The fun experience psyched us for the year and gave us a lot of good ideas. They also had time to make new friends and )ust relax. One of Wendy's friends, Anne Kearney came to our school in mid October to see how our student government ran and Wendy went to Anne's school. Alter High School in Dayton, to observe them EXPLODING WITH EXCITEMENT The 1984-1985 Bedford Bearcat Marching Band start- ed out the season with a bang They began their ex- ploding year at Camp Isaac louqes in North Madison on August 19, 1984 With 184 excited members, Bedford has one of the largest, most exhilarating bands in the state, junior john Haddix stated Band Camp is a combi- nation of a lot of hard work and a lot of fun. The band spend a week of long hours practicing from six in the morning till nine at night, getting just enough time to eat and sleep, and, of course, a little time dedicated to the greemes But the practice payed off for the band It went on to be one of the top bands in the state, ap- pearing in band competitions throughout the state, leav- ing behind a very good impression Home or away, one of the prides of B.H.S. is the Bedford Bearcat Marching Band HANQN’ HIGH Senior Timm Schulte can t take it anymore, the rigorous drilling is just too much LEADERSHIP GONE LAME Salh Berman. Wendy Geer, and Paula Cackowski take a break from group session at the leadership camp they at- tended from Student Senate EX1ARATING AUXUARY She s so good she can do it with her eyes closed Margaret Ane- check practices her routine at the 1984-1985 Band Camp

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Mr John Glenn Wolfe took over the position of principal in the '84- 85 school year, replacing the retired Charles j. Morelli. A man of discipline, Mr. Wolfe came in as no stranger to the job having been the principal of Clay High School in Oregon, Ohio, for ten years. In adjusting to Bedford High, a larger school than Clay, Mr Wolfe has discovered many enjoyable differences. During his first year, he found the atmosphere highly friendly and was pleased to find his smiles returned by those of the student body Also, Mr Wolfe remarked of the quality and variation of the schools' food to be the best out of all the schools he had been in One of the unfortunate happenings, though, was Mr. Wolfe coming into the school system at a time when the state was enforcing school policies. These policies included the removal of half days and the ritual early dismissal” for Seniors at the end of the year Mr Wolfe was subject to alot of ridicule and blame that was falsely put to him. When asked how he felt about the students blame he replied with one simple answer: It's all part of the job.” WHAT'S new 9

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 4 FILET-A-COACH As the summer months ap- proached. Mr Palmieri. Mr Baker, Mr Kennedy, and substitute teacher and football caoch, Mr Colarusso were busy planning a fishing trip to Northern Quebec Not only was this a fishing trip but a time to relax with friends The trip up to the cabin was an exciting one. mainly because it took six hours to go a hundred miles The delay was due to the condition of the roads Mr Baker's truck will never be the same again The most memorable moment was the plane ride to the cabin be- cause of the beautiful scenery of Canada Although this is an exciting moment, catching a hundred and forty fish in four days would come in a close second Their battle cry, in the words of Mr Baker, CAN- ADA . UNDERWATER BEAUTY Enjoying the beauty of the plant and animal life under the waters of the Cambean is a student from Mr Raymonts summer scuba program SUMMER VACATIONS 11