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

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Acfivifies New things For Extra Time ctlvlties! What would time be without them. They involved us in different environments an lhfroduced us to new people. Clubs and musi- ngOups were some of the after school activities. Durin school we had library and lab assistants, office helper and also some of us participated in the bands. Withouv these lactivlties, the clock seemed to move eve 7 lslower; The extra time and effort that was spent w 7 made up lnnew friends and fun times. As the clock 0 ' v2 llfe-tlcked by, the memories shared in activities will b l . engraved in our minds. Ian; those drumsl Eighth grader Ryan Rhodes practices durin H l l 3rdhourban. we Don't Squeakl Freshmen Katrina Meyer, laimle Stark aha Mellsga H l l l l 7 Madden participate in thelannual Chusunas Comm. l , w

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Mrs. Nancy Striggow 8,1 Physical W8 lln Arts Mrs. Joyce Szymanski 8,9 Eoodsl9 SewingICheerleadlngl Student Council Mr. David Tolly 1,8,9 Band Mrs. Sue Tonies ' 7 Math Mr. Gary Vischer 8 Science Mrs. Jane Wexler 8,9 Resource Room Mrs. Lois Whiteman B HIstoryl9 law k , SodetylHlstoI-y Dept. Chr. Mrs. Sue Zemla 8 Hlstoryl7,8 Physical Education Say ilcheese ! Mrs. Pasko, Mrs. Maloy, Mrs. McCarthy, Mrs. Wilkerson, Mrs. Kunckel, Mrs. Danner, Mrs. Riffle, Mrs. Jensen, and Mrs. Smith take a break from fixing lunch. Staff Activities Extra Jobs Add Spice To Day eing jumped over by a gymnast, dressing up as ghosts and goblins on Halloween Dress-Up Day, or trying to duck flying food in the cafeteria while they patrol the kids are some activities that teachers are involved in besides teaching. During the assemblies, several teachers participated in the activities on center stage for fun. For example, at the First assembly, Mr. Horn and Mr. Bankowski dressed up as football players from the Bedford and Sylvania teams, to represent the rivalry between the two schools. Mrs. Szymanski also participated in the first assembly when she introduced the cheerleaders, and the president of Student Council. The Halloween Dress-Up Day was also a big hit with teachers. Mrs. Striggow dressed up as an army recruit, Mr. Hall disguised himself as a farmer, and Mrs. Bacon just covered her face with a comical party mask! Many teachers also dressed up for Ohio State - Michigan Day, wearing the colors of the team they were rooting for. Color Day also inspired teachers to wear our schools colors, red and white. Last, but not least, some of the teachers were assigned to cafeteria duty. In other words, these teachers kept the kids in order during lunch. This in- cluded stopping food fights, handing out paper napkins, and announcing birthdays. Mr. Horn, Mr. Kreuchauf, Mrs. Striggow, Mrs. Digby, Mr. Brown, and Mrs. Zemla were all privileged enough to be assigned this wonderful duty! iiAll in all, math teacher, Mrs. Bacon commented, tl think that our extra activities besides teaching added a lot of spice to our lives!

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