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

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Pep Club: Front row - Tracy Kessler, Kelly Mulherin, Paula Kwiat- kowski, Jenny Hall. Jill Hinkelman, Beth Grime, Second row -Aimee Christian, Amy Byers, Danielle Schaffer, Jenny Sowards, Jennie Barron, Laura Springer. Back row - Susan Kohler, Anne Kohler, Wendi Woodward, Jenny Smith. Heather Healy, Tammy Odom. fire Up! The cheerleaders show their spirit by performing a pyramid before the Adrian crowd. 94 Time Out! Taking a moment from her cheer. freshman cheerleader, jenny Patton observes the events at the freshmen football game against Toledo Central Catholic.

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snide! Iodd wieiinsm wamns up the quw; front Row: Eric Parsil. Mike Lindsey, Chuck Hillsenbeck. leff Schulte, Doug Rice, Craig Goodelle. Mark Ellis. Jeff Barber, Second Row: Bill Reau, Greg Pisanti, Brad Speweik, Brian Wingate, lack Cae. Rick Hart, Chad Greeley, Pat Schenavar. Daniel Hromika. Eric Burton, Back Row: Coach John Kreuchauf. Adam Burton, Brian Thomas, Nathan Fiedler, Lyman Robertson, Sean Braden, Kevin Rowe, Rick Holliger, Scott Vandercook, Coach Lynn Gray. How high can he go? Freshman pole vaulter, Jeff Taylor practices his jumping ability in a drilL This drill is used in a lot of colleges and must be mastered before a good vaulting technique can be developed. BjEdford vs. Adrian Spnngbrook Bjedfqrd Vs. Fassett 1 wBEdfatd vs. DeVeaux A Bedford vs. Whitmer UefferSom 'Bedfomt Vs, Adrian Drager '

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Cheerleaders: Front Row: Darcie Shea, Jenny Patton, Co-Captaln: Heather Reed. Kris Pasko, Danieiie Stanton. Back Row: Amy Stanifer, Deena Gould, Captain: Cheryl Werner, Geneva Bellestri. Go Broncos! At the second pep assembly, freshman cheerleader, Geneva Bellestri fires up the freshmen basketball team for their upcoming game. Bronco S irit! Cheering Psyches p Teams illing the stands with enthusiasm, raising spirits, Fand cheering on to victory were a few of the many tasks that the cheerleaders and pep club members did. Try-outs were held for the 1986 cheerleading squad in the spring of last year. Try-outs consisted of learning three jumps and memorizing, and performing both a cheer and a chant. The pep club members simply volunteered, but they did have to have loud voices and enthusiastic spirits. Mrs. Joyce Szymanski was the advisor for both cheerleading and pep club, which consisted of seventh, eighth, and ninth graders, all having an equal share of leadership. The cheerleaders and pep club cheered mainly for the freshmen boys basketball and football players. Freshmen cheerleader, Kris Pasko stated, Our best game was when the Bedford freshmen boys challenged Tecumseh in basketball. All the cheerleaders cheered well, were in a good mood, and after the game we were congratulated by the Tecumseh cheerleaders for doing a great job. Freshman pep club member Tracy Kessler stated, I thought pep club was fun, and i enjoyed trying to make the students rowdy while cheering on teams, 1 also thought creating signs for the players made it even more enjoyable. S-P-l-R-l-Tl Pep club members cheer on the freshmen football team in a challenging game against Whitmer. 95