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

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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

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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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wrm-C In Mr. Steinbrecher's seventh hour shop class Danny Shadler uses a drill press to make his project almost complete. Industrial Arts Earn Interest It Deserves T-squares, drafting rulers, drill presses, saws and sanders were just some of the many tools freshmen students have had a chance to work with this year. Industrial Arts was made up of two classes, drafting and shop . In drafting, Mr. Fred Desch taught the students to test their skills at activities such as, white printing, silk screen- ing, T-shirts and house plans. iii really enjoyed being in this class, because its chal- lenging and the experience may hold a good career op- portunity for the future, said Greg Walker. This year the students had their drawings entered into a contest where they had a chance to win cash prizes. In shop students were assigned projects that they worked on. Some of these projects included wood work, shelves, wood lays and making many things, such as picture frames, out of plastic. Prati, David Price, Daniel Priddy,Shari Prielipp, effrey Pruden, ohn Quinn. hannon Rader, David Ran , Holly Ray urn. Dustin Redrup, Thomas Reed, Kristyn Reichow, Sharon Reinbolt, Melanle Ressequie. Kristina Rexroad, Alexander Rice, Lori Rice, Tracy Richardson. Daniel Richardson, Mallssa Riddle, Terri Riedmaier, Heather Ri Ie, Kristen Ritc Ie, Mlchelle Roberts, Nicole