Bedford High School - Missile Yearbook (Bedford, MA)

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Ik-- ' - ' aul Cronin always has a smile. At the eighth grade semi-formal. Leah, Chris, Kosta, and Christine. -Mr. Bennett ' s friend Annisare Waswere? - Going Out in Jr. High? -Fashions - parachute pants, fluorescents, valley girl, feathered hair, ribbon barrettes, thin rubber bracelets. Boy George look? -Bathroom sign in sign out boards? -Field Trips - Newport R.I., Boston Public Library, The State House, A Midsummers Night Dream , Washington D.C.? -School Dances - Semi Formals and Proms? -Silent Lunches? -School musicals and band trips? -Flouride treatments? -Wearing your Halloween costume to school and going trick or treat- ing? -Being the Kings and Queens in fifth grade? -Mr. Carr ' s fifth grade class? -Talent shows and lyp sync contests? -Hot lunch and milk counts in elementary school? -Celebrating every holiday in elementary school? -Your first school locker, followed by locker clean out day? -Spirit weeks? -Homeroom mothers? -Eighth grade graduation? -The snowstorm of 1978 - no school for a week? -The day someone lit Mr. Sullivan ' s room on fire? -Watching the movie 1776 for three hours in the auditorium? -The year Mr. Kineen left the Junior High School? -Foreign Language weeks - professional dancers, International Cafe? -Will Martin dancing at the assembly Junior year? -Going to Page or Center school before they closed? -Crawling out of U.S. History class . . . through the window? -Shooting the physics monkey? -Reading the required reading books - from Lipincott A to Oedipus ? -Having to wear nametags the first day of Kindergarten? ne eighth grade Washington D C. chaperones. jke, Where did you meet this character. SENIORS 21 4

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Remember When . . .... , . . . Sophomore musical-Christine Sullivan, And they re still friends today. o u ■ , , Gretchen Gerbrands, and Laura Dana Larsen and Jim McGovern. „ , Carlson, ' au As we leave Bedford High School, many of us will stop and think back to the times and memo- ries we ' ve shared. What do you remember? Ev- eryone has different memories, yet some are common to many of us. Good Luck to you all, and never forget these days. . . .A flick of sunshine upon a strange shore, the time to remember, the time for a sigh, and - good bye. . . ! Laurie Tomczykowski hanging around in fifth grade. 20 SENIORS Mr. Reynolds, Do you always Masters of the Universe carry your lunchbox? Christine Anderson and Laura Martell remember clowning around Junior year.

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CHRISTINE J. ANDERSON Chrissy For lime is a river Rolling into nowhere, We must live while we can And drink our cup of laughter... -Steve Winwood DOUGLAS ARDITO I used ta do a little but a little wouldn ' t do so the little got more and more; I just keep tryin ' ta get a little better than before. WILLIAM ATKINSON RACHEL BAKER Ray, Rach With your feet in the air, And your head on the ground, You ask yourself: Where is my mind? Where is my mind? -The Pixies LEAH JANE BENSON Liah Won ' t you stay just a little longer? We want to play just a little bit longer. -Jackson Browne ELIZABETH BOEHM Tomiko Time ' To learn To live To pass on to others Time is so little So make something of it BRIAN BRADSHAW Bri, KGB Couldn ' t be done Unless it was fun. -Tosh ANN BRUHA Anniebor Today is the tomorrow We worried about yesterday. -Ziggy 22 SENIORS