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

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Rx? Fm. ' Using the buffer on a platic works from a small model in Shawn Biggs Artist Shawna Swanbeck models for a project are unmed arts students Jim Industrial arts. shadow art activlty in art class. Dec and Ben Flint. Stetler, Jay Stevens, Kathy Stevens. William . Stock, Jill Stoner, Trisha Sturdevant, Laurie Sugg, Steven Suski, Anthony Swanbeck. Shawna Szczurek, Linda Taylor, Jeffrey Taylor, Wayne Templeton, Teresa Tepper, Andrew Thanaiu. Robert Thomas. Heinrich Tille, Jennifer Trabblc, Crystal Travers, Jonathan Troup, Tracey Turner, Denise Unsworth, Desiree Urban, Alex Vandervlucht, Susan Vass, Kina Verral, Timothy Virden, Paul Vogel, Jason Walcher, Douglas Walling, Kelly Walling, Kimberly Wardinski, Helen Ware. Pamela Warner, Lisa Warren, Rachel 46

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Sheets, Jennifer Shrader, Kimberly Shuler. Tonya Siedleckl, Michael Signs, Darron Simon, Lori Sinay, Joseph Skellie, Thomas Skinner, Roy Slau hterbeck, Gail Smit ,Jason Smith, Jay Smith, Melinda Smith, Michelle Smith, Stephen Sobczak, Karl Spice, Sara Spohn, Jeffrey Stacy, Kathryn Stacy, Scott Stadnlczuk, Tadek Stamm, Jennifer Stanifer, Amy Stanton, Kimberly Stark. lamey Staton, Lonnie Steflin, eanne Stern, ary Mary Curtis, Wendy Werner and Grady Goa, eighth graders enjoy singing Christmas Carols in Mrs. Berry's 3rd hour music class. Unified Arts, New Experience to 8th Graders Sounds of sewing machines, singing voices, and smells of yummy food were all part of eighth grade uni- fied arts. All eighth grade students participated in unified arts. This included: music, a class where students had a chance to sing; sewing, a class where students had a chance to make something on their own, and cooking which gave the students experience working in a kitchen. Students attended music, taught by Mrs. Sue Berry everyday for one quarter. I enjoyed music. I liked sing- ing a variety of songs said 8th grader Heather Bauer. They sang many different kinds of music such as holiday songs, songs from the Beatles, and many others. In sewing students were required to buy a pattern and material for their clothes. Most of the boys made sweats and the girls either sweats or tops. Eighth grader Matt Parachek stated, I found sewing enjoyable break from my other academic classes. Another class, taught by Mrs. Nancy Striggow, was cooking. Students taking this class learned the basics such as how to measure, mix, fry, bake, etc. They also learned how to follow recipes and clean up after them- selves. Unified arts helped students in a useful way to pre- pare for the future. 45

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Pupils Learn Crafts In Unified Arts The one thing that helps students the most is when they do projects on their own, so that they get hands- on experience. Such were the words of industrial arts teacher Mr. Robert Steinbrecher, and other unified arts teachers share his feelings. Appropriately, those activities which were viewed as the most helpful were those which showed students the basics of each course as well as forcing them to think and be creative. Among these were a wood project in industrial arts tcarving designsi, drawing landscapes in art, and block printing tthe carving of images on blocks for transferral to paperi, also in art. Students had many favorite projects, but some of the more popular ones were silk screen printing twhere de- signs are printed on T-shirtsi, the launching of home- made rockets, and tempra painting working on post- ersi. These activities have brightened the year for many students, and doubtless will continue to brighten years for future students. Waters. Ryan Wayton. Gerald Webster, Connie Weiss, Rebecca Wentz, Bobby Werner, Cheryl Werner, Mark Werner. Wendy Wesley, Todd West, Dawn Whipple, Keith White, Julie White, Michelle Whitman, Steven Wieiinski, Todd Williams, Elizabeth Wilson, Suellen Wing, Andrew Wingate, Stacey Wishon, Melissa Wodarski, Tamber Wood. Stephanie Woods, Heather Workman, Dawn Wotring, Kristy Wright, Mark Wunder, Scott Young, Shawn Zeller, Cynthia Zink, Todd Zolciak, Adam Kominek Laurel 47