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

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ln thg mm against Edsel Ford. second year player, Rhonda Elgin waits patiently for the ball to be served, as the bench eagerly looks on. Enthusiastically lumplng to spike the ball. volleyball player Kris Ressegule, a setter. succeeds In her attempt. During the freshman volleyball game against Ypsilanti, players Tern Rlddle and Julie Kelffer dlscuss game strategies.

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Front Row - Fawn Swanbeck, Laurle Nonis, Amy Dolinar, Terry Sudek, Michelle Saylor, Coach Tim Cady Row 2 Co-Captaln - Sharon Reichow, Rhonda Elgin, Maria Livecchl, Sandy Kina. Wendl Cooper, Jenny Kaminskl. Manager - Laurie Claxton Back Row Deb Parker, Julie Kelffer, Carol Carpenter, Co-Captaln - Kelly Wotrlng, Terrl Riddle, Kris Resseguie, Michelle Cupples Voleyball Team Shows Immense Improvement Volleyball is not just a game that people play on the beach. The game involves hours of practice doing bumping, setting and spiking as members of the fresh- man volleyball team found out. The twenty freshmen who made the team had enor- mous potential as Coach Tim Cady stated. mThey were one of the best teams ltve coached because they im- proved every day , Coach Cady added. The players had practice every day after school and over Christmas vacation. They played a total of twelve games. Kelly Wotring and Sharon Reichow were the captains of the team. uKelly Wotring was the best all around player. She had everything a good volleyball player should have , said Coach Cady. Coach Cady felt the team, as a whole had a lot of balance compared to past year's teams. I felt the team worked well together and really tried hard out on the court, , stated Freshman player Kris Resseguie. On February 9th, the team participated in the Bed- ford Junior Varsity tournament. The tournament was a good experience for the players because it showed them they had good Skills Freshman player Deb Parker stands ready to bump the ball to and it game them confidence , stated Coach Cady. another player during the game against Monroe Jefferson I felt playing in J.V. tournament gave our team a chance to improve by watching other team's mistakes. Amy Dolinar replied. I especially like Volleyball because it's not just an individual effort, but a team effort that wins games , said Kelly Wotring. 90

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from low: Steve Cousino, Chad Dusseau. Charile Mossburg, lody Blochowski, Todd Herron, Brandon Lenhan, Aaron Braden, Robert Han, Dustin Rayburn. Eugene Mayer. Musch. Dave Rader. Andy Atklnson. Noah Fiedler, Rick Komendera. Mike Kamm, low 1 low 4 Brad Beck, Kevin Hauser, Eric Gun , Craig Shoup, Rafe Mcint'ire. TrentWisehan, Rob Brasel. Mark Bowron. lohn Pruden, Don Curtis. Tray Alcorn. Mark lgnatwsld, Todd Geoff Moore, leff Case, Gre Moore, Tod Bodlne, lack leeff lake, Brandon Kubltz, Montrl. Duane Poole, Greg Koehler. low 3 Jay Villarreal, Chad Cheek, Brian BrzozkaJeff Darrin Brooks, Asad Farah. c Charmer. Boys Track Teams Strive For Success Jumping that last hurdle, sprinting those last few steps, going all out for that distance run were a few things track members enjoyed doing this year. Playing an equally important role were pole vault, shot put, discus, high jump and long jump. March 8th was the date track began for 7th, 8th and 9th grade boys. Our track program is well liked by the students of Bedford Junior High. 8th grader Jeff Taylor remarked, I found that track and field helped me do better in many other sports I participated in. Our program is one of the best programs in the state. it has more than 300 members tboys and girlsi included, quoted 9th grade track coach Mr. Gray. it was agreed that more meets for freshmen would improve our track program for the 9th graders. Also, more track coaches would have benefited the teams and made it easier for runners. Track is a great sport because of the variety of events. it makes you become stronger at other sports too. , remarked 9th grade track coach Mr. Gray. Seventh and eighth grade track coach, Mr. Kreuchauf remarked, I think track developes students better than any other sport. Running is something thatyou can start at young and keep it up as you get older. Also, adding 7th to 8th graders can add maturiety to the 7th graders and they become better sooner. 92 Running the half-mile freshman Jay Villarreal wins agains DeVeaux.