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

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Which One? Ninth graders Janel Jennings and Kristen Smenner try :31 atlilecide on a special balloon for their sweethearts at North Town This is a Burger King Town! The Burger King at Lewis and Alexis wets many studentsi appetites during the weekend or afterschool hours. Where Did You Go? Students Hangout In Many Places What do you call a place near or far away, usually noisy, sometimes crowded, that has a lot of familiar faces? A hangout, of course! According to Websteris New World Dictionary a hangout is - ua place frequented by some person or group. According to the studentsi dictionary it is a refuge for escaping pressure from home or at school, a means of socializing and just acting yourself, and a host spot to get wild, crazy -n- obnoxious. Freshman Tammy McCarley stated, iiI hangout with my friends to have a great time and to talk to the friends I donit see often in school. iiSince I started junior high Iim allowed to go to a variety of places, commented seventh grader Kelly Wunder. As hangouts change with people, they alter with the years, and each year has its own unique localities. Exceeding the limit on mom and dads credit card at Franklin Park Mall or Northtowne, watching movies, and dancing to the beat at Henry Jis, Roscos, and Buttons were just a portion of the hangouts preferred by students this year. Visiting the mall and seeing movies scored high, along with sowing down at Taco Bell and McDonalds. Once again, a year filled with dynamite weekends has passed. Those precious moments spent with friends hang- ing out every which way but loose shall not be forgotten.

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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

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