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

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Meyette, Mark Mickel, Alexander Mielcarek, Kimberly Miles, Kimberly Miller, Michael Miller, Robert Miller, Wendy Mills, Stephanie Montri, Todd Moore, Christopher Moore, Geoffrey Moore, Gregory Moran, Laurel Mosqueda, Matthew Mossburg, Charles Mowery, Timothy Moyer, Eugene Moyer, Steven Mulherin, Sean Mull, Angela Murphy, Sean Musch, Deanna Musch, Todd Naida, Adrianna In deep concentration. Geoffrey Moore wants more out of his stock prices in Mrs. Melis' General Business class third hour. Freshman Michele Travis and Stacy Kellough look for stock prices. 59

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Lloyd, Bernard Long, Pe Loth, ng$ Lovette. Christine Mach, Gigi MacKay. Colette Maenle, Robert - Maier, Dawn Majumder, Ahmed Malko, Lila Maloy. Patricia Manger, Paul Mann, Charles Marsh, Donna Martel, Christina McClellan. Kelly McGee, Wendy McMullen, Rebecca Mclntire, Rafe McKeand, Heather McMullen, Martha McPeek, Traci Meinhart, Kerri Metzger, William Freshman Learn To Be Ingenious Consumers A littie bit of effort will get you far in this world, stat- ed Mrs. Alice Murphy, freshman business-typing teacher. In Mrs. Murphy's general business classes, students were interested throughout the year because it was something they could relate to and use this year and the years to come. Students with computers in their homes can apply their newly learned skills to their keyboard. The general business students had Hrst hand experi- ence in the buying and selling of stocks and bonds, along With learning how to purchase Christmas gifts by writing personal checks. One of the student's goals this year was to become a smart consumer. In Mrs. Marilyn Melis's general business classes, students enjoyed first hand experience managing a business in a small town of Ohio with a game called Mean Jeans . Mrs. Melis' main goal as a typing teacher this year was to have her students type letters, reports, and fonns, fast- er and more professionally. Another purpose was to help aid students with the computer, We're living in a computer world and everybody should have keyboard- ing, she stated. Freshman Jenny Harpel Is rapid typing her list of presents that she wants from Santa as part 0 her assignment.

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ln Industrial arts shop class, Mr. Bob Stelnbrecher gives his student, Jeff Lake a helping hand in completing his project. X L , . V In Mr. Desch's seventh hour drafting class Chris Varga h In Mr; Desch s drafting class, Lynn Becker IS one of the few girls to be uses a T-square to add nnishing touches to his house seen In a class that is regularly made up of boys. plans. Nanney. Kyle Nassar, Ann Navarre, Gerald Nlemesh, Lisa Nonis, Laurette Nottingham. Patricia 1 Nunn, Erika h Oberle, Brian Owczarzak, Tracy Packer, Rebecca Parker, Debra Parsil, Amy Patterson, Cassandra Patton, Shelly Paxton, Justin Peake, Lisa Pelwecki, Julle Perkins, Heather Perry, Christina Peters, Kimberly Plsantl, Stacy Pollman, Richard Poole, Duane Potts, Jeffrey 60