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

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Please pick me! Contestants anxiously wait for the winners to be picked on Halloween dress up day. :5th '2: n. - gr. Sngile : . '. Katie Tuniney, Rob Wingate, and Jenny Rippey, display the wmmng costumes. The verdict is . . . Contestants patiently await the final decision of the judging in this year's costume contest

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Get psyched! Athletes and cheerleaders show their spirit by wearing red and white for the big game against Fassett. Spirit Days They Picked Us Up When We Needed A Lift. Every student at one time or another has gotten bored with a day of school. When lectures, homework and a test on Friday seemed to be an endless routine, a dress-up day came along to make the day go easier. Dress up days were always on the minds of students. Trying to guess who was who underneath a Halloween costume became frustrating to teachers when students decided to change seats. Socializing became almost im- possible because you didnlt know who you were talking to. Mindy Ritchie, 7th grader commented. tiDressing up for Halloween was so much fun, I almost forgot it was a school day. Dressing up wasnlt all fun and games though. Trying to eat pizza, french fries and drink milk without also digesting face paint took a lot of skill. Walking to the bus made one feel a bit infantile in front of upper classmen. llM go Bluel' and llOSUll were familiar chants heard on Ohio State-Michigan day. On this day students either wore scarlet and gray or maize and blue, depending on where their loyalty was. This almost historical rivalry split up even the best of friends. Jokes and putdowns were thrown at either side, and answers were always thought of. Losers of bets could be seen walking down halls wondering, uhow could they lose? This wasnlt the only color day though. Athletes and cheerleaders showed their spirit by wearing red and white to get up for a big game. Though it didnlt always work, it somewhat changed the every day routine. Days like these set our memories in motion. 14 Go team! Matt Suzor and Jeff Steele give support to their team on Ohio State-Michigan day by wearing their favorite team shirt.

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Walk This Way! Seventh graders jam to the music at Kelly Wundefs rockinZ hot Saturday Night party. Whew! Freshmen, Danielle Stanton, and Jennie Barron, rest by the fountain after shopping for new clothes at Franklin Park Mall. You deserve a break today, eighth graders, Tina Shively, Patn'cia Evola, Cristy Rogers and seventh graders Wendy Cramer and Paul Kowalik curb their appetities after a long day at school. Hiua! Freshman Michelle Walker and eighth graders, Jenni Markley and Tori Snyder, get tickets to see Karate Kid 11 on a Saturday Night at the movies. 16