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

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A New Beginning Seventh Grade Students Adjust hether it was talking in the halls, eating their favorite foods in the cafeteriapr just plain clowning around, the seventh graders enjoyed their first year at the junior high. Tina Gembreska stated, I liked changing classes be- cause you got an opportunity you don't have when you have to sit in the same classroom all day. Terry Cassell stated, HI liked the idea of being able to choose what you want to eat for lunch. Seventh grader Heather Workman stated, I liked being able to change classes because I could talk to my friends between classes. As a result, the seventh graders matured at socializ- ing in the atmosphere of the junior high and enjoyed their new freedom. lfs sclentmd in third hour science, Shelly Hall, Amy Cole and Kevm Rowe learn to graph the motion Of an acceleratlng tergghs Lefs eat! Seventh graders drown their fries in catsup and admire pictures clone in art class for the Halloween Art Contest. Slxth Hourl On their way out of the cafeteria, Beth Simpson. Lisa Cochran and Peggy Kinney concentrate on their next class.

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Up, up and away! Enjoying his free time, Marty Mohr tries new stunts on his A.T.C. Keeping wannl Dave Hamilton discusses the Whitmer game with freshman Cheryl Werner in a very friendly way. By the power of Grey Skull! After school, Lisa Smead Hnds great humor in her favorite cartoon, Heman.

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39 Pounds 8 Ounces! On the last day of the pumpkin contest, seventh graders Kevin Cox, Pat Roper and Tara Wodarski help to raise a total of $121.55 for Matt Stacy. Matt is a second grader at Douglas Road Elementary who needed a liver transplant. Kick It! Seventh grade gym classes divide to form soccer teams. Battling to get the ball in the opposing teams goal the pIayers attempt to score in this fast paced game. Found ltl Seventh grader Robert Wilkins rejoices over the victory of finding a book in his messy locker.