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

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Not only did the actors and actresses get their train- ing, but so did the make-up artists, set designers direc- tors, writers and many others. Training consisted of many scripts, which included math, English, history, science, health, gym classes and the wide selection of electives for the veterans. While many of cast members played their parts on the set, others also practice off stage. Practice was for all who wanted to be better and make the final cut. . i i I Z l ifE-IHI EH ; 4l y MW 75y; '3; e471, 5 I Ix QT de U, g X 7 i 5 7 e??? . e t , i X ,xZth h i h i i W i' , '4 1 xK e: r ,, x Ky , ge A 42' munmii H W .F xi '1 4' Mi

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In Mrs. Sue Tonges' homeroom, Greg Clark decides to share After eating her Ice cream cone. Sandy Lavette gets ready for some news with his friends about the assignment he received homeroom. in a previous class. New Students Enjoy Their Social Life llLet's go to the mall . . . or lcall me tonight' were some familiar phrases heard throughout the seventh grade classes. A survey showed that most seventh graders enjoyed going to the mall on weekends and liked talking on the phone after school. They also did their homework, watched television and listened to the radio with Prince and the Revolution, Twisted Sister and Van Halen as their favorites. The seventh graders chose preppy as their favorite style of dress and preferred pizza and tacos when look- ing for something to eat. The seventh graders have come and gone, leaving memories behind. Their fads like baggy jeans, tails and turtlenecks will live on forever. Lets go to the mall or iiCall me tonight memories that will linger in the shadows of their minds forever.

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