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

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Sheryl Russell William Ryan James Salter Ronald Samsel Jennifer Sanderson Beth Saunders Danielle Schaffer Paula Schenavar Kenneth Scheuerman Lisa Schmidlin Heather Schmidt Peter Schmieg Frederic Schroeder ' Jason Schroeder Heather Scott Paula Seals Nancy Shaneour Darcie Shea Kimberly Shrader Tonya Shuler Michael Siedlecki Darron Signs Lori Simon Joseph Sinay Thomas Skellie Roy Skinner Gail Slaughterbeck Jason Smith lay Smith Michelle Smith Stephen Smith Benjamin Snedaker Karl Sobczak Sara Spice Jeffrey Spohn Kathryn Stacy Scott Stacy Tadek Stadniczuk Amy Stanifer Kimberly Stanton Lonnie Staton Jamey Stark Jeannie Steftin Tony Steiner Gary Stern lay Stetler Kathy Stevens William Stevens Trisha Stoner Steven Sugg Shawna Swanbeck Robert Swanson Linda Szczurek Jeffrey Taylor 2 Wayne Taylor Teresa Templeton 27

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John Rafey Laura Rang Danielle Ransom Roxanne Reed Edythe Remley Beth Richardville Tracy Richmond Robert Ridner Carrie Riffie Roman Rimmer Erin Roach Julie Robinson Henry Rodriguez Jesse Rodriguez Douglas Rogowski Delecia Rokicki Michelle Romak Wendy Roman Brian Rose Rachel Rotenberry Angelia Royce Crash! Freshman Roman Rimmer faces the embarassing predicament of having his books faIl on his head. Foul-ups, Blee s, and Blunders Students Survrved Numerous ncounters With Embarassment hat made many a face bright scarlet, and helped to make student life interesting? Embarassing moments did, of course. Through the course of the year, students experienced more than enough of these dreaded moments to last them a lifetime. Such incidents ranged from the flubbing of lines in an oral book report, to the taping of a itKlCK ME sign to the back of an innocent bystander. Occasionally, teachers even helped to embarass students. Students found that passing notes in class could result in the embarassing situation of having to read aloud a mush note from a friend. Even without help from the teachers, students con- stantly managed to distress themselves. During lunch, embarassment frequently showed its ugly face. Spilling ones lunch on his lap seemed slightly less than cool. On 26 occasions, students iireceived parts of other students' lunches, via uair mail . I got hit with a flying cherry pie in lunch, stated freshman Dave Macieiewski. Clumsiness caused plenty of embarassment. Stairs were fallen up and down. Unstable desks crashed to the ground when bumped. Books were spilled throughout the hallway, accidentally or as a crude joke, and retriev- ing them became a chore. Tripping in the mudhole served not only to embarass, but to dirty ones cIothing. Apart from these few examples, unsuspecting students found many new and different ways to make a spectacle of themselves. Freshman Theresa Bowling stated, HI was blowing up a balloon in my sixth hour, and it popped in front of everyone. My face turned as red as the balloon. Without embarassing moments, school might seem easier, but could it stay as much fun?

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Styles Locked Up Lockers Reflect Students Spirit t the beginning of the year they were just empty places to store books and coats, but as the year progressed, lockers became places where students could express their style, thoughts, and spirit! Lockers became lively when students decorated them with pictures of friends and favorite entertainers, stickers, mirrors and cut-outs from magazines. ul think everyone should decorate their lockers because it makes the hallways more interesting, commented freshman Jennifer Patton. Balloons, steamers, and signs were added to surprise friends on birthdays, to say farewell to someone who was moving away, or to inspire an athlete on the day of a game. Locker clean-ups were held throughout the year and students dug down to the bottom of their lockers to find old lunches, homework and overdue library books. iil'm glad they have clean-ups because it gives me a chance to sort through the pile on the bottom of my locker, remarked freshman Jared Lennard. Students have shut their lockers for the last time, but the style, thoughts and spirit that once showed in their lockers will remain in their minds always. What a locker! Freshmen Robin Gorrell and Kelly Fisher admire Terra Konieczny's nicely decorated locker. Hurry P Alex! On their way to 5th hour gym class, freshmen Alex Davrs and Steve Edwards stop to chat at Alex's locker. 28 Where Is It? Freshmen Denise Turner. Lisa Warner and Stacy Grant wait while Linda Mohr digs through her locker to find her algebra book. it 11