Bedford High School - Epic Yearbook (Bedford, OH)

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LOOKIN’ GOOD SENIORS! Here’s just a glance at the pride and joy of B.H.S., the one hundred and first senior class. They have only just begun. It’s a new beginning for the 370 stu- dents graduating in June. Many believe that Bedford High has been a great stepping stone in their lives. Friends have been made, special moments shared, and a great many memories created that will last a life- time. Hats off to you Seniors! Best of luck to the class of 1986. SHH! Ron Harris takes a well deserved nap after two whole periods of strenuous classes Rough, ain't it skippy Rick Parker and Shawn Rzeszut. the brains and brawn of the operation. You figure out which is which. Polly Bowen works diligently on her newest master- piece Lynn Craig and Tom Simon prepare for the murderous Biology II anatomy exam 12 Candids

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Very proud Senior class lets everyone know who's No. 1.: Shawn Reszuet, Shane McWilliams. Ted Yorkievitz. Mark Wehrum. Debbie Tinter. Audri Mazey. Dawn Caronite. Frank Ciresi. Stacy Johnston. Alex Cannella, Lynn Craig At the last minute Dawn Caronite. Audri Mazey and Paula Dowling work on a float skirt. HOMECOMING FLOATS Winnie the Pooh was the star of the Sophomore’s homecoming float. “Pooh says we will Winnie” was the class of 88’s first float. “We had a good time building it, although we never thought we would get the float finished,” com- mented Jackie Stoker and Gretchen Hido. “We kept running out of paper to make the flowers.” “Give ’Em a Boo-Boo” was the slogan for the Junior’s float. The cartoon characters Yogi Bear and his side-kick Boo-Boo Bear sat in a boxing ring. Ju- nior Missy Stewart said, “We had trouble at first because we couldn’t de- cide on a theme, but we feel the float came out rather well.” For the class of ’86, their Homecom ing float, “Pee-Wee Rides Over Mayfield,” was a bit of a disapointment. Pee-Wee Herman, from the hit movie Pee-Wee’s Big Adventure, rode his mo- torized bicycle over a Mayfield Wildcat. However, when they started pulling the float, the Bearcat ring fell down and the character Pee-Wee Herman began to stoop over. The winner was the Band’s float, “Rise Above Mayfield.” This colorful float had a hot-air balloon rising to the clouds. This was the first time the Marching Band had won since 1980. Pep Rall«y-“Th« King and hi Court”: Prince . Ronny Bomino; Dragon. Monte Warren; Prince. David Bell; Ugly Prince . Randy Cumley; King. Scott Thoma Uja Albrecht. Dawn Caronite. Renee Faia. Paul Duaek work on the not o great Pee Wee Ride over Mayfield. HOMECOMING 11

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By the suspicious look on Greg Zaharewka's face, it appears these guys are discussing something other than PASCAL What’s so funny Jim Santangelo? Ha Ha SURF'S UP! Al Tepper and Alan Tulloch show their masterful skills of desk-surfing Candids 13