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

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Plng-pongl To learn better technique, eighth grader Scott Tucker returns the ball. Rebound ttl Eighth grader, Marie Swope sets up in front of the basket for a rebound off Kelly lohnson's shot. Gym Classes Improve Athletic Ability , ym . . . to some people, terrific, to other people terrorizing. Jerrod Lennard, 9th grader said Gym is a relief, it breaks me away from the rest of the school work. One person that found gym terrorizing was 9th grader Eric Webber. Tln Volleyball, stated Eric, I always managed to hit the lights and wrestling, 1 always forgot to take my shoes off. Let's face it, I got caught doing everything I wasn't supposed to do. The seventh grade, if not in band, went to gym every other day, alternating with careers. The eighth grade reported to gym everyday excluding band students. Finally, the ninth grade went to gym every other day, going to health on the alternate day. Among the activities this year were speedball, volley- ball, basketball, wrestling, and flag football. The girls and boys both participated in these games. Darron Signs, 9th grader, commented, uEverything was fun, but I guess I liked basketball the most. Eighth grader Andy Shealy, Volleyball was fun be- cause we had a good team.

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lump! Eighth graders Norma Harrison. Connie Adams, and Kristi Adams use their skills at double dutch. No Good! Gym teacher, Mr. Charles Horvath calls a play during a game of volleyball. Game Polntl Eight grader Tim Werner watches alertly as Aaron Zydbek serves the ball. 108

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Helpful Classes Alternate to Physical Ed reathing into Anatomic Annie or listening to a doctor discuss surgery techniques were just a few things Health and Career Awareness classes did this year. Health was attended by all ninth graders on the days they didn't have gym. While Career awareness was attended by all seventh graders also as their alternate day to gym. In Health, students did such things as construct their own skeleton and learn CPR techniques. Career classes had business speakers come in to discuss their jobs. Most seventh graders also felt that the business speakers were the high point of their career class. Seventh grader Tina Gembreska stated, I really enjoyed having guest speakers come in to tell us about their careers. Many freshman felt that Health classes would help them in the future. Freshman Karla Oberle stated, Hlfsomeone was badly injured, 1 would know how to treat them. Most students felt that Health and Careers taught them many helpful tips for the future. l In the news Seventh graders Rachel Kremnec and Troy Travis work on newspaper studies in Mrs. Krisher's Careers class. Intent: Third hour career students look on as Mrs. Mazur points out their assignment. Captivating: During Mrs. Mazur and Mrs. Krisher's third hour career class, students are impressed by a medical speakerls speech.