Bedford High School - Missile Yearbook (Bedford, MA)

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RUE BLUE SPIRIT! Spirit Weeic, which lasted from Tuesday September 25 to Friday September 28 this year, was a terrific success A party atmo- sphere reigned as the students of BHS enthusiastically threw them- selves into the week long cele- bration of school spirit This year was especially terrific because of the great number of spirited un- derclassmen, as well as upper- classmen, who took the concept of spirit week with a great amount of energy and cheer Hat, Socle, and Tie Day began Spirit Week on Tuesday with a great show of participation Multi- colored, mismatched socks were paired with knit, striped and flourescent ties and the ensem- ble was topped by a variety of hats. On Wednesday, Costume Day, it seemed as if BHS was on a creative high. Clowns, cowboys. superheroes, and surgeons stalked the halls alongside ban- dits and thieves. As usual. Punk Day on Thursday was one of the most entertaining days to walk down the halls Ev- erywhere you looked the halls were crowded with students who went all out with their creative talents Multi-colored spiked hair as well as heels were abundant, combined with lots of black leather and miles of dog chains. Blue and White Day on Friday was the culmination of all the spir- it witnesses throughout the week It was also the day in which the most people participated, espe- cially boys because students only had to wear clothing in our school colors The day and week was brought to an emotional finale at the rousing Pep Rally during the last period of school. 14 SPIRIT WHK

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OMECOMING Saturday, September 29. 1984 was a sensational autumn day for the Bedford High School Home- coming Football Game and the announcement of the 1984 Homecoming Queen and her court. The finalists, were chosen by the Senior Class on the basis of class involvement, popularity and spirit The thrill and excitement of the day was evident in the air as well as in the smiles on the face of each finalist. As they rounded the track, in a stunning red convert- ible, they were greeted by their proud escorts. The long awaited moment came when Diana Birmingham was crowned Homecoming Queen of 1984. Despite a disap- pointing loss to the Lincoln-Sud- bury football team that after- noon, the crowning of the Home- coming Queen was celebrated at the Homecoming Dance. 1) h ij (inalisfs (left to nght) Joanne Melville. Gina Bu n . . J Birminghom. Lindo Thompson and Monica ' hafpe 2) Newly elected queen. Diona Birmingtiam embraces with Kim Duda after winning the crown 3) Gina Bumann stands proudly witti hei brother, Jimmy Bumann COMING