Bedford High School - Missile Yearbook (Bedford, MA)

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Table Of Contents

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You hear it all the time, School isn ' t that bad! W ell, you have admit it ' s true. Think back to all those mathematical equations, grammatical errors and burnt up lab experiments of the past year. You have to admit BHS students, it wasn ' t that bad. In-class time is probably the shortest actual time spent in the Glory Days of high school, although the most impor- tant. This is when the BHS student de- velops himself as an intelligent person ready to face tomorrow. Even though in- class time involves taking notes and solving problems, it is also making new friends and learning something new ev- ery day. Students develop a taste for their fa- vorite classes and even a tolerance for their not so favorite ones. Although many students have a lot to think about, there is still that rewarding feeling of satisfaction when the term ends and they can look back at what they ' ve accom- plished. Especially satisfying is answer- ing the questions from under classmen about courses. Nah, it wasn ' t so bad. Take the course! 2 GLORY DAYS