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

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Whaley. Kirk Wherry. David Whipple, Scott White, Dennis Wilhelm, Lisa Wingate. Brian Wingate, Daniel Wlse, Wendy Wisnlewski, Scott Witfoth. Joseph Witfoth. Robert Wood, Kevin Wood, Patti Woods, Ronald Woodward, Wendi Wotrin , Brian Woznia , Stefanie Wunder, Jill W soszinski, Denise Z bek. Erron Zink, Darold Zorbaugh, Jill Students Take Action in Unified Arts Singing Little Drummer Boy orllngle Bell Rock, pain- ting, drawing and playing different instruments are just a few activities of the students who took unified arts. One seventh grade student, Jill Wunder, said, i love the different songs that we were taught to sing; pop, folk songs, and contemporary music, and especially the classic plays that we do. All the singing and plays that the seventh graders did were done during their class time. Mrs. Sue Berry, who has been teaching vocal music for a number ofyears said, We sing most of the time but also love to perform plays. in art, the seventh grade students tested their skills at several different activities like block printing, drawing, painting, and wire sculpture. Band students were placed in different catagories ac- cording to skill in playing ability. We did many concerts. Concerts were what the band students strived for. stat- ed Mr. David Tolly, band teacher. For students to have avariety in class activities unified arts were needed. Even though students were taught different values from each class, they were also taught how to budget their time to finish their work. 33

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Vezner, Tad Wa enhauser,Anthony a enhauser, David Wagen auser, Matthew Wagner, Julie Walker, Michele Wallace, Debra Walling, Jason Watkins, Jessica Watkins, Jonathan Webber, Stephanie Weber, Anjanette Weiss, Michael Werner, Richard Werner, Timothy Wernet, Jay Wesolowski, Michael West, Dayna Westfall, Christopher Westfall, Tony jenny Detrick choir member practices'for the upcoming Christmas play. 391.. ' , Map drawing ln Mrs. Albring's class is a lot of fun for Patty Ashley, Steve Mills and Jeff Ray. Julie Case puts her instrument away from a hard practice for the upcoming Christmas concert. 32

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English: Not Just An Ordinary Class Cooking; it doesnit sound like the average English topic, but in Miss Lynn Gist's 2nd hour class students sometimes cooked things on special occasions. In Mrs. Jackie Feganis English classes, students per- formed The 6 o'clock News , wrote and performed their own plays, researched the meaning of their names, and worked in groups on Brain Twisters . Miss Mary Ellen Dunn also did many unusual things with her classes. Students worked with the newspaper to locate and learn about the sections in it. She also gave the students their own telephone book with special ac- tivities to do. Teachers had their own set of goals for students to ac- complish during the year. I wanted them to become more responsible, polite, and to be a nicer person, said Miss Dunn. Mrs. Margaret McHugh, Ms. Fegan and Miss Gist agreed that students should have learned to spell cor- rectly, improve reading skills, think more clearly and be- come better people. Eighth Grade ea e popular story, The Diary of Anne frank. Clraig Dazey and Rick Martinez enjoyed it in Mrs. McHugh' s c ass Adams. William Adkins, Tina Ahl, Michael Albring, Melissa Allen, Daniel Anderson, Clay Andrews, Dawn Angevlne, John Appleman, Jean Askins, Jennifer Ayres, Kristin Baehr, Tricia Bagrowski, Jennifer Balla, Barbara Balla. Cheryl Ballinger, Jenny Barber, Lynda Barker David Bamhizer, Kenneth Bauer, Heather Beasley, Jonathan Beddoes, John Bee, Brian Bellestri, Alton Bellestri, Geneva Benedlck, Cynthia Benner, William Bernath. Robin