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

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Let's Eat! Freshmen Tracy Kessler, Paula Kwiatkowski and Missy Krohn are relieved to Mally reach Chic-Fil-A after a long day of shopping at North Towne Mall. Oh, you're so cute! At North Towne Mall, Freshmen Robin Gorrell and Tina Phebus make a stop in Petland to play with a PUPPY.

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Which One Should I plck? While shopping at Jean Nicole, Freshman Tricia Fuller looks at sweaters for her winter wardrobe. Wow! What a catch. Freshman Drew Wing snared a 20 pound Salmon while on a weekend trip with Mr. Bankowski and Mr. Horn. It was captured on Lake Michigan near Ludington. Main Attractions Freshmen hang-out in hot-spots o a freshman, having a social life was sometimes much more important than academics. Laughter and showing school spirit were evi- dence of the fun the freshmen had from 7:30 until 2:30. But social life extended beyond school. It could be found in the movie theaters, at parties and at many sporting events, such as football and basketball games. Students also enjoyed such sports as skiing, skating, and bicycling, which they usually pursued in their free time, after school, or on weekends. A survey showed that the most popular after school activities involved: riding A.T.C.'s and A.T.V.'s, attending parties, going to movies, watching football games, and shopping. Community Education courses, after-school sports, and French and Spanish Clubs were some extra- curricular activities that played a big role in the social lives of the freshmen. . . . . 60 team sol At the last home game against Northview, 9th A In a . after SChOOI aCthltleS Save freShmen a grade students anticipate a touchdown from their football team. chance to escape the hassle of school and homework, and relax.

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Boo! Ryan Rhoades and Jeff Schulty participate in the Annual Student Council Halloween Dress-Up Day. Time To Mature School Meant More Than Just Work to Eighth Graders Take one book report, two math assignments, and a science project all due Monday, and it sounds as if the only thing eighth graders had time for was studying, but there was a lot more to school than just homework. Talking about the latest gossip such as; iiwhds going with whom and the fadis of the 805 could always be heard walking past eighth grade lockers. The hottest musical group, the newest movie, and the latest . fashions were important topics of their discussion. The importance of social life for the eighth graders led to growing friendship and new beginnings. The way they laughed and lived their life throughout the school year showed their social spirit everywhere! Hey, guys, don't leave me! In 43 lunch, Kristy Orth has a moment to herself before her table is called. Guess What? Socializing is what Jill Wunder, Matt Fornwald and Leslie Cole do in 48 lunch.