Bedford High School - Missile Yearbook (Bedford, MA)

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Four Years Of Dedication If one word can be chosen to characterize Mrs. Gul- lage, faithful would be it. Throughout our four years at BHS, she has been a committed, reliable infuence, not only in the classroom, but also outside of it, where she has been coach and class advisor. During her term as our advisor, Mrs. Gullage has been involved with many projects. Just this year; for example, she has led us in planning our candy bar sale, the senior citizens ' dinner in December, and the senior project this spring. Last fall, she helped the guidance office in developing the Junior Senior Planning Note- book. On top of all this, Mrs. Gullage actively partakes in our school community, frequently attending BHS sports events to enthusiastically cheer us on. Mrs. GuUage ' s devotion has paid off most significantly by her effective class organization. Since the start of our freshman year, she has continued to lead us through assemblies, dances, fund-raisers, and proms. Now, as we close our high school years, she faithfully guides us to our final activity, commencement exercises and graduation. 18 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS

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r he class of 1986 has its own distinct and impressive personaHty. The seniors showed individuahty while still retaining a feeling of class unity. Our class consisted of varying types of people, each with his 1 1 own strengths and weakness- es. These people merged to- gether to form a group of well rounded young adults. The seniors of 1986 followed old traditions but they also dared to set new traditions which will be continued in the years to come. The class organized annual events such as the se- nior citizen luncheon, but they also initiated new ideas such as electing the first Homecoming King. The seniors provided the younger students at Bedford High School with excellent role models. The seniors dis- played an overall warm, like- able personality. They had good attitudes about them- selves and others. The se- niors have exhibited class spirit and they have shown the meaning of comradship. The members of the class of 1986 should be proud of the way they contributed to Bedford High School and proud of the strong bonds they formed during their high school years. I. Scott Smith looks forward to the weekend. 1. Heather McGilvary holds her breath to get some cookies. 3. Dave DeLellis. 4. Russ DeGregory shows off his style. 5. Darlene Simmons refills the salad bar at work. 6. Rob Hoffman, Kathy Sutton, and Patience Pulliam. 7. Cheryl Millman and Debbie Looney relax outside. «i

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1. Senior Class Advisor: Mrs. Cullage. 2. Mrs. GuUage checking out what Pam Dutra and Tricia Conway are up to. 3. Senior Class President, Crystal Murphy, shows great spirit for spirit week. 4. Senior Class Officers (top row): Class Advisor, Mrs. Gullage; Prom Chairmen, Christine Martell, Carol McClatchey, and Debbie Loo- ney; (bottom row): Secretary, Pam Dutra; Treasurer, Tricia Conway; President, Crystal Murphy; Vice-President, David O ' Neil. 5. Mrs. Gullage working with the Sr. class officers. 6. Mrs. Gullage definite- ly gets around. Here she ' s visiting with the Soccer-Hockey cheer- leaders; Michelle Pitts, Crystal Murphy, Pm Dutra, Karen Cerpial, and Kara Flynn. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 19