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

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A New Shade! Mr. Golba opens a box of pastels to demonstrate using chalk in art Mrs. Glenda Schaefer Engilsh Ms. Linda Schira AlgebWGeneral Mathfrrackfl'ennWCheerleadlng Advisor Mrs. Sharon Schmidt Science Mr. Fred Scott Unifeid Ans Mrs. Norma Self Social Studies Mrs. Ruth Sprow Resource Room Mrs. Sue Shnifer Soda! Studielenglish Mr. Robert Steinbrecher Industrial AuslUnified Ans Mrs. Nancy Striggaw Physical EducationlUnified Ans Mrs. Joyce Szymanski Home Econominnified AnslStudent Council Advisor Mr. David Tolly Band Mrs. Sue Tonia Math Mr. Gary Vischer Science Mrs. Jane Wexler Resolute Room Mrs. Lois Whiteman Social Studiesllaw 8: SocielylSodal Studies Depart Chairperson Mrs.Sue Zemla Phydcal EducatioanJstow

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Presto! Mr. Bankowski is the center of attention as magician Kip Barry prepares to cut his tie in a magic assembly. Taken For Granted Teaching Involves Extra Effort Teachers do a lot more than they get credit for. Believe it or not, they do. Along with working in the classroom, teachers work after school and on weekends grading homework assignments and making lesson plans. Many teachers have more than one subject to teach, some have cafeteria duty and some get involved in after-school activi- ties. The job of cafeteria workers is to keep the students in order and the cafeteria clean. Mr. Charles Horvath, who was appointed to the job this year stated, til love it. I get to talk to kids without worrying about work? Many teachers find themselves with a lot of work plan- ning more than one subject. Mr. Lewis Horn teaches Eng- lish, creative writing and journalism. uWith the three classes I have, I probably do more grading than other teachers, because theylre almost all writing? commented Mr. Horn. He usually spends about four or five hours a week grading. There are also good points to teaching dif- ferent subjects. There is a change of pace rather than the same thing each hour. Teachers really deserve more credit for their extra ef- forts. Mr. Dennis Hubbard Physical EducationlMath Mr. John Kreuchaui Creative WritinglEninshlEninsh Dept. Head Mrs, Marcia Krisher SciencelReadlng Caxeers Mrs. Beverly Mazur EnglishIReading Careers Mrs Margaret McHugh English Mrs. Alice Murphy General Businessfl'yping Mr. Rick thI NgebrNGeneml Math Mr. Larry O'Dell Science Mrs. Linda O'Dell English Mr. David Ripper Social Studies 74

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