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

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Go Blue! Freshman Greg Pisanti, Chris Lee, and Bill Kinney show their enthusiasm in 43 lunch by cheering on Michiganthio State Day. Connie Adams Kristi Adams Michael Ahl Lynn Alcock Tricia Alexander Tom Armentrout Gordon Armistead Bobbi Ashman Tara Auel Tammie Aukland Joel Bailey Jeffery Barber Heather Barnes Alan Bamhizer Jennifer Barron Matthew Bartlett Jesse Beard Denver Beck Mark Bellesm' Benjamin Bennett Rebecca Berdynski William Bigelow Shannon Blanchard Theresa Blaser Angela Bonnar Re .na Bonneau uby Bowser Stacer Braden Ernest Brancheau James Brown Kevin Brown Kimberly Brown Roger Brown Nick Buchanan Brad Bunker 40

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Adam Burton Jennifer B ers Timoth alhoun Holly aris Karen Carmona Michelle Carpenter Stacey Carter Jack Case Kelly Chalmers Aaron Chapman Christy Chesney Sandra Chruch Brian Clare Vickie Clark Grego Clarke Leslie Eole Margaret Cook Gregog Coon Andy ooney Guy Cooper Jennifer Cooper Heather Cousino David Craven Matthew Crawford Matthew Deiners Jeffrey Deming Freshmen Spirit Lives On Forever Frosh Students Cheer At Games And Other Special Events Some people thought that freshmen spirit was only join- ing athletics. Well joining sports wasnlt the only spirit shown among freshmen. Examples of the spirit shown were cheering at football games and pep assemblies. Decorating the halls for Christmas was another example. Freshman, Scott Edwards thought freshman spirit was ttFreshman students participating in the sports that were offered. Dressing up for Michiganthio state day and 505 day were other examples of spirit. The outcome of the Michiganthio state game was 26-24 . . . in Michiganls favor uWe all know Michigan is better than Ohio , commented freshman Greg Pisanti. Spirit was shown in many ways among ninth graders. lll cheer teams on to victory and join clubs to get others into it too, quoted freshman Kelly Fry. Clubs such as the Span- ish club, French club and ski club were opened for fresh- men to join. Setting examples for other students was an accomplish- ment the freshmen class made. One example set was at the studentIfaculty volleyball game. Freshmen participated in that game against the teachers to show they could beat them. Kelly Fry stated, uWe are examples to show seventh and eighth graders to have spirit too. By joining sports and clubs, freshmen showed their spirit not only in school, but after school. 41 Christopher Carpenter Christopher Crawford