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

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Eighth Graders Have Grown Greatly. Look how weive grown! Through the years, the eighth grade students have expanded in knowledge, wisdom, and in strength. Now their life style is so differ- ent. The study habits have changed for many as they challenged new and more difficult classes, Ais be- came much harder to achieve. Here started a new beginning. New responsibilities formed when these students had a choice between band and gym. Required also was a class change each quarter of the school year. Every student took industrial arts and drafting, vocal music, art and home economics which was divided into two halves; cooking and sewing. The last bell has rung and the students have left but they will return next year as freshmen ready to start their new year. Eighth rader Darcie Shea awaits the bell for unch during third hour band class.

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For Tiger Day, Freshman Kelly Wotrin enioys dressing up as her favorite baseball p ayer Lance Parrish. During her science class. Terry Sudek juggles to complete the Ways We Learn Book On the student council Halloween dress up day Freshmen Kris Riggle and Fawn Swanbeck listen to the band at the first jenny Bush participated in the contest hoping for a assembly. prize.

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Eighth grader Matt Fink studies excessively during Mr. Vischer's 4b home room. Mike Raz 8; Jenny Harpster show their true colors on Halloween dress-up day, which the student council sponsored. Over half of the 8th graders participated. I K Matt Rlethof and Jim Owen elghth grade band students agree today is going to be a great day.