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

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Working hard, Brian Wingate studies in Mr. Buzene' 5 science class Students in sevent grade work in Life Science with living things. .9. During third hour gym class Brian Vandendolweert and Marcus Maunz run to the showers. Seventh graders went to gym every other day. Seventh Graders Face Many New Challenges What would it be like in a new school? At first many seventh graders wondered this. Guy Rogers stated 1 was happy about coming to a new school, but it was scary being with the eighth and ninth graders. For the first time, the seventh graders experienced the problems of switching classes every hour. Many students felt that changing classes made the day go by faster. Jenny Detrick said, It was a new experience and made the day go faster than in elementary school. Many of her friends felt the same way. They also had another change they had to learn - locker combinations, one in gym and one for their hall locker. Career Awareness was a new class for seventh grad- ers along with physical education and vocal music. Most seventh graders felt that coming to a new school, with new people was a rewarding experience. Nicki Pauch and Todd Mominee. 7th raders. help each other with their science work in Mrs. Schmi t's 3rd hour science class.

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w, ?:in During 5A lunch, Larry Patton, 7th grader, buys a hot lunch which is available to all students in the lunchroom. Seventh graders Melissa Hetzel and Heather Reed share a joke in Mrs. Schmidt's SB homeroom class. In Mr. Ripper's SB Homeroom, seventh graders Christy Frankowski and Kelly Fry study their math.

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During the annual Halloween costume contest, seventh grader Jeff Ray W5 the humorous winner. He was chosen over thirty-seven finalists. Seventh graders Cory Dollnar and Alan Barnhlzer work on their homework before socializing. At the first pep membly seventh graders show their school spirit.