Bedford High School - Missile Yearbook (Bedford, MA)

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Dedication What a year! 1984, the year of George Orwell, presidential elec- tions, the Olympics and Mr. Patuleia! How lucky can one class get? In the true sense of the word, dedication means devoting a great deal of time and energy, both of which have been generously given to this year ' s senior class by Mr. Patuleia, our math teacher, our coach, but most importantly, our advisor and friend. A rare quality involving courage, strength, and understanding, dedication is found in a person whose caring attitude makes learning enjoyable, makes it appealing, yet still keeps it a learning experience. We, the Qass or 1984, wish to thank Mr. Patuleia for guiding us through the most important years of our lives, and for giving up his time on weekends, after school, and on holidays in order to make our class as successful as possible. At least in terms of our high school education, senior year marks the end of a long period of learning. We know, however, that learning is a never ending process full of surprises day after day. Mr. Patuleia, too, was always full of surprises and energy and, no matter how long the track was, together we ran the race. For his concern, his energy, and his desire to teach both in and outside the classroom, we the Class of 1984 dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Joseph Patuleia. DEDICATION 3

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Table of Contents Color Opening The People Academics Sports Student Life Advertising 2 CONTENTS

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up, up, and Away! Above: The photographer. Jack Kelly, helps some students adjust the sign in preparahon for the picture. Right: The Class of ' 84 waits for the photographer to get ready. Center: The theme of Up, Up, and Away is represented by the colorful balloons that were used in the picture of the Senior Cla ss. Opposite Page, Right: Dave McCarron observes the complicated process. 4 CHANGES