Bedford Junior High School - Transition Yearbook (Temperance, MI)

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gtk :':pp'..3 via:- Mr. Kendall Clarke Mr. Richard Fanning l Y A Li ' i Z'3:,1f, I r if 'W' Industrial Arts . . . is learning how to make it . . . metal work, woodworking, book bind- ing, silk screening, and letterpress printing. lm- l 'x . .l it -f '.'11?f1'.i1'wiz.... f Aw' ' Mrs. Beryl Preketes Fine Arts . . .bring all the feeling, creativity, and personal talent from a student's mind onto a piece of canvas, paper, clay, wood or glass. The student's personality is brought to the surface when he enters the world of art. E , Mr. Larry Golba Academicsl57

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Band and C hoir as Setting high standardsg going ahead with ,fl determination and disciplineg putting one's 2 H' ' self into his work - results in suc pride in accomplishment. cess and 5 'L L , , , ll? l N. ,a . . ., we t -1 wt, ,T gt , 7i . ' l x,.,p.f2'lll' X ' a mi-' R' l -1 4 'Vw all 1 - 1 V vb l ii i It ,R M , Mr. Leonard Salvo , rf- ' V . , 1 Special Education . . . gives students a sense of purpose and prepares them for a meaningful, productive life in the community. Mrs. Helen Hachm Mrs. Patricia Man Librar and Counseling The hub of the school where the world of the past, present, and future await students on a printed page. The counselors play their part by career planning, vocational guidance and advising students on personal and impersonal problems. Mr. Walter Palicki 58lAcad emics T V ll sl:-7. ,Ex ff gvjii an tel ii ' ,, is l i, A T it nxt- - .2 V 1 n, ,,,. , 7 ,n . 1, ,gs . . , 1 .gg f W 3'-.1 L I ' 'V Al l 3 f if lif ? il ' fig Qi ---i V P ' . V' . , - , 1 : l l l i I Mr. Wayne Thompson and Mrs. Ellen Kessler