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

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Outrageous! Freshman Mindy Shively shows off her true colors. Freshmen, Mary Beth Henning and Tammy McCarley give us the fall look with a teddy bear sweater and over-sized coat Brilliant colors! Eighth graders Dana Mullins, Alycia Philabaum, and Megan Moore help make the day more colorful with the clothes they wear. Shoes, Shm, and more Shoes! Colorful shoes played a big role in fashion this year.

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Fashions And Fads Students Show Off The Latest Styles uWhat will I wear tomorrow? or Does this outfit look alright? were commonly asked questions during the con- versations of many students. A t-shirt or sweater, jeans and a pair of Nike tennis shoes were the types of clothes most often chosen by guys. tlSkating styled clothes are my type of clothes. Theylre neat, commented eighth grader Chad Johnston. Flats, an oversized sweater, and a pair of faded jeans were familiar fashions for girls. ul like these styles because theylre comfortable, and you can dress them upfl stated seventh grader Tara Wood. Bright stripes, polka-dots, colorful stretch pants, strange designs, pictures of people and odd sayings were part of the more bizarre and wierd look in clothing. While walking through the corridors, there were always splashes of color, unique designs and styles displayed in various student out- fits. It is important for students to express themselves openly, and their uniqueness and individuality was displayed in the assortments of clothes they chose to wear. Hey everybody, uYou looked Marvelous? WOW! Freshman, Jay Wemet discusses his future wardrobe while friends listen on with great interest Far Out Fashion! Freshmen Kristie Orth, Tammy Odom and Theresa Blaser find fashion in other countries can be humorous. Colorful! Katie Timiney and Amy Stadniczuk brighten up the library with their outfits.

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Mild or Wild? Which Hairstyle Did You Choose? Last yearis locks didnit make the grade. Hairstyles played a major role in our everyday activities. Most girls, and even guys, were found primping in front of mirrors between classes. Bobs were the most common hairstyle seen among girls. As for the guys; the traditional bi-level cut was the most popular look. Then there were some outrageous people whose hair- styles went beyond normal. From mousing their hair straight up, to painting it different colors, many students found ways to be apart from the crowd. tiWhy be normal? asked freshman Chris Westfall. That was asked by many students with extra-ordinary haircuts. However, most people preferred the traditional look. ttWierd hairstyles don't fit my personality? commented Freshman Julie Homolka. Freshman, Greg Pisanti stated, uI donit want people laughing hysterically at my hair. Whether it was mild or wild, each student chose a hair- style that fit their personality. Wait Guys! uDo I need my Grammar book? asks seventh grader Kelly Wunder. 38. 39, 40 . . . While curling Theresa Blaseris hair, Debbie Miller counts to determine how long to keep the iron in.