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

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Good Luck The Bedford cheerleaders encourage the freshmen basketball team onto a victory. Hello, my name is . . . Eighth grader, Shelly Hall introduces herself in front of fans at a home basketball game. Cheerleaders: Front Row: Shelly Hall, Heather Reed, Danielle Stanton, Deena Gould, Back Row: Marcie Bihn, Heather Healy, Michelle Carpenter, Amy Ratcliff. Rah, Rah . . . Freshman, Danielle Stanton cheers on the Broncos football team to a victory against Sylvania Northview.

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Push the ball! Ei hth grader Joe Joly works hard in shot-put to place at the Eisen ower meet, which took place at Clay High School. First Row: John Penny, Brent Harrold, Tim Jensen, Craig Goodelle, Chris Meyers, John Piorkowski, Tom Utz, Kevin Cox, Pat Schenavar, David Bowser, Ed Manuel, Scott Campbell, Chad White, Mike Linsey Second Row: Brad Thomas, Kevin Greenwalt, Sam Lerch, Chris Cottrell, Dennis Brooks, Mike Smith, Mike Gray, Mike Bonnor, Jeremy Miller, Chris Halenza, Mike Wagenhauser, Randy Nicholson, Joe Joly, Mike Morgan, Troy Travis, Dan Robertson Third Row: Paul Kowalik, Brian Beard, Ricky Upton, Erin Reinert, Dale Steele, Kevin Rowe, En'c Burton, Jamie Uller, Chip Foreman, Jim Derrer, Randy Krupp, Doug Calhoun, Coach La OhDell Fourth Row: Coach John Kreuchauf, Shawn Braden, Paul eArmond, Chuck Hilsenbeck, Jason Burt, Greg Battle, Brett Parachek, Matt Sugg Strive for that finish line! Freshmen Scott Maltman and Rob Elwartoski struggle to qualify for the 440 relay for the Napoleon invitational. Breaking away! Eighth grader, Eric Burton, laughs as he passes a friend on his last lap during the one hundred Mile Club. 99

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Watch those waves! Eighth grader, Marcie Bihn performs a surfing routine in front of Bedford fans. Squad Enhances Enthusiasm During Football and Basketball Seasons Bronco Cheerleaders Raise Fansi Spirit. iiSpirit, style, cut loose, get wild? The cheerleaders displayed their uspirit and stylen throughout the football and basketball seasons. Enthusing and raising the spirit of the crowds and team members were part of the cheerleaders responsibilities. The cheerleading squad was selected last spring after try-outs were held. The girls had to learn three jumps, one cheer, and a chant to try-out. This year the girls had a new advisor, math teacher, Miss Linda Schira. til liked working with them because they were very creative and enthusiastic about what they were doing. stated Miss Schira. The cheerleaders learned new cheers and chants during practices. They had practice once a week during the summer and approximately twice a week during the school year. On November 1, the squad participated in a clinic sponsored by the Dynamic Cheerleading Association at Central Michigan University. tiWe had a really good time together learning new cheers and helping each other out, commented freshman cheerleader, Deena Gould. Overall, the cheerleaders thought this year was a good year. Freshman cheerleader, Danielle Stanton concluded, uI enjoyed this year because all of us got along and had a great time together. 101