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

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Kimberly Kulla Melanie Kurth Marcie Lambers Geoffrey Lamunyon David Large Lizabeth Leathers Michael Lee James Lee Jennifer Lemay Samuel Lerch Thomas Light Kristen Lloyd Veronica Lockrey Kelly Long Note Writing Mania Kids Show Feelings On Paper! uHey babe whats up? This was one of the familiar ways students started off notes to a friend. Most girls in school loved to write notes to a friend or a boyfriend but very seldom did you see a male give a note to a fellow male. ttI love writing notes to some of my friends, but its tor- ture getting caught writing one in class! , replied ninth grader Stefanie Wozniak. Freshman Dee Dee Wysoszinski can relate to this. She quotes, uWhen I was caught I thought it was funny, but I would have been embarrassed if my teacher would have read the note in front of the class. Notes aren't just simple scribbling on paper in ink. For upeace , they use the peace sign. If they wanted the per- son who received the note to write back, they put WIB. Sometimes they added their favorite rock groups IRed Hot Chili Peppers, Love Bug Starsky, Cameo and Wang ChungI, or the name of the person they like. People also used just normal words like PARTY and SURF or verses from songs. Why do people write notes? Freshman Jenny Sowards confessed, uI only passed notes to inform my friends of the latest gossip! So as the year passed , so did the notes. Take It! Carrie Braden uses some tricky moves to pass a note to her friend Joanna Ryan. Don't Show Anyone! Shanon McMorland and Claudia Eid pass notes during class.

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Trac Ely Melanie twin Lana Farrell Joanna Fem David Frost Tammie Gale Jennifer Gates Bryan Gawecki James Gentry Casey Gerber Holly Gerber Matthew Gifford Christina Gilmore Jennifer Good Matthew Gower Jacob Grasley Michael Gra Angel Greenicf': Kevin Greewalt Matthew Gregory Joseph Grifka Stacy Grime Christopher Grimes An ela Guiberson alti Sue Hale Shanyn Hall Nathan Halsey Christy Haman Jennifer Hardin Brent Harrold Jeffery Hart Ryan Headley Carrie Held Shawna Henman Michael Herbster Chad Hotchkiss Michael Houttekier Edward Hudson Stefani Huff Dawn Huffman Michelle Huner Jess Hurley Bradley Huston Krista Irons Kenneth Janick Renee Jennings Tlmothy Jensen Christina Johnson Jennifer Karay Jeffr Karczewski n'ie Keeler Thomas Kiefer Christopher Kimler Peter Kinsey Scott Kleinert Scott Klostermeier Jennifer Knopp Jennifer Komorowski Paul Kowalik Blian Kreinbrink Randall Krupp Susanne Krzeminski Brian Kujawa 64

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Jody Lorenzen Unda Sue Lorenzen Charles MacKay Kathleen Mann Herman Manuel Virginia Martin Christina Mather Micahel McCord Robert McBroom Ryan McBroom Jennifer McDonald Michael McGibney Shannon McMorland Donald Meisner Responsibility Facing New Challenges An Active Part In a Teenls Life Having responsibility was an important role in any teenis school year. Some enjoyed babysitting during their free time. Watch- ing the kids, making sure the house was kept clean, and sometimes feeding them were important roles in respon- sibility. lII thought, babysitting responsibility was im- portant in my life, because I know it will help me in the future, commented eighth grader Tami Ogle, uI babysat a lot through the school year because I knew I could take the responsibility?, Some important roles of responsibility in school were being lab assistants, helping in the library, and taking attendance. Freshman Kristin Smenner stated, ill thought taking attendance had a lot to do with responsibility, because all the teachers would know I am a very respon- sible person. Rush! Seventh grader, Jamie Cavallaro shows his responsibility by working intently to get his work in on time in Mrs. Staniferls first hour English class. 66