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

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. M 5 LA...H;H . uh , , I .wn'un. jH'le H...NHMH c .. ..H . Freshman contestant. Stacey Heams poses during the Halloween Contest. It was based on originality and creativity. Dressup day was popular this year. ' as aw Because of an absence, freshman Trent Wisehart tries to concentrate in the hallway while making up an algebra test for Mrs. Bacon's class ln 5A homeroom 7th grader, Greg Pisanti concentrates on pre-algebra.

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As The Curtain Opens The Show Begins . . . Lights . . . camera . . . action! The camera rolled and the characters acted out their parts. The hallways out- side became quiet as all the cast occupied the studios. The performers listened attentively to the directors about expectations for the movie. As the first take began some problems arose. Cast members were in the wrong places, actors and actres- ses forgot their lines and the set seemed too crowded. Many people were not taking their jobs seriously enough. But, in time all mistakes were ironed out. Ev- erything fell in place perfectly. Producers, directors and all of the cast ended up pleased with the first take. Their work was never finished. Even though the first take was completed the movie was just beginning. Freshman clarinet players Heather Riedmaier and Lisa Salisbury enjoy preparing for the first pep assembly in symphonic band. Due to a leg operation freshman Chad Dusseau carries temporarily disabled freshman Julie Akens' books to her next class. Kiersten Sieber, seventh grader takes a break from attempting a challenging math assignment in Mr. Horvath's SB homeroom; ;

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Student Life As in all movies, the characters are important. The actors and actresses play many different roles. Each student must play his part well in order for the movie to be a success.