Anchor Bay High School - Anchor Yearbook (New Baltimore, MI)

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Mr. Miller teaches Geology and Earth Science. Some of his hobbies are fishing, golfing, shooting pool and hunting with bow and arrow. The hobby he enjoys the most is winning at cards. Mr. Miller says that When a student graduates he can look forward to experiencing life, its highs and lows, and learning how little any of us really knows. Mr. Munson teaches Small Engine Repair and Basic Mechanics. He enioys pho- tography, silk screen printing and motorcycling. Miss Nasea teaches Typing I, Exploratory Typing and Shorthand. ln her spare time, she enjoys playing solitaire, 300 different ways. She also enjoys getting involved in some of her favorite hobbies such as skiing, playing tennis and raquet- ball. Her idea of a student is a person that is willing to learn and get involved. Mrs. Natzke teaches gym. Her idea of a good student is one who tries to improve him or herself and can accept constructive criticism. When she is not teaching, she is cleaning house, bowling or swimming. She says when you get out of school you can expect BILLS!! Miss Overholser teaches Child Care. Her hobbies are reading, swimming, rac- quetball, running, backpacking and dancing. She likes to read, write ffor fun and profitj, and sleep. Her idea of a good student is someone who is cooperative, has a positive attitude, is responsible and has a sense of humor. She thinks students can look forward to an increase in self esteem and confidence and a rewarding and sat- isfying career when they graduate. Mr. Pancoast is a Teacher Consultant and he also teaches Math and Civics. His hobbies include photography and camping. His opinion of a good student is one who gives him 100fXi of his capabilities. ln his spare time he works in his dark room and plays with his son. Faculty X 145

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144 Fa: Mr. Kenney is our American Studies teacher. He teaches American Studies I, Il, lV and V. His hobbies include reading, gun shooting and boating. When he is not teaching he enjoys traveling and relaxing. Mr. Kenney feels that all students who are prepared have a bright future ahead of them. Miss Kirst teaches French I, ll, lll, IV Clndividualized Studyb. She took the French students to France this year, and speaks German, English and French. Miss Kirst spends the little spare time she has skiing, traveling, dancing and playing racquet ball. She has been teaching here for five years. When asked what students have to look forward to after graduation Miss Kirst replied, Anchor Bay's students will be facing not only a great deal of responsibility but also competition in the outside world. Their success will depend largely on how well they have prepared themselves during high school. Mr. Kucharski teaches Design, Crafts, Jewelry and Advanced Jewelry. When he is not teaching Art he is practicing Art with a camera. His favorite hobby is photography. Mr. Kucharski enioys art to a great extent and 99010 of time he spends on art. Mr. Lisica is a Librarian. His hobbies include libraries and philately Cstamp collectingj. His idea of a stude.nt is one who is curious. Mr. Lisica enjoys resting, reading and working. When students get out of school Mr. Lisica said they can expect to survive without friends from High School. You might find Mr. Loman building or skiing down a mountain or lust reading because that is what he enioys doing when he is not teaching. Mr. Loman also coaches football and volleyball. Mr. Loman's idea of a student is an individual who has the want and desire to learn new things and not a person constantly trying to defeat the system. Mr. Loman teaches Basic Metals, Machine Technol- ogy, Basic Wood and Metals Technology. Mr, MacDonald teaches Psychology, and Sociology. His hobbies are tennis, reading and yard work, His opinion of a good student is one who has academic ambitions, or alternatively, values education not for its economic value, but for g its intrinsic merit. ull' Q D! '4 0 eg Aauuay auiioi U51 ixisieuon S0 cn 2 . 2 cu S C lf . n O l 'JW LU U9 ULl0l' 'H

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Mr. Papierski teaches Welding Technology, Machine Technology, Power Mechanics and Basic Metals. When he isn't teaching, he enjoys golfing, scuba diving, fishing and camping. Mr. Papierski is a volunteer fireman also. Mr. G. Perkins teaches Zoology, Biology and Natural History. Besides sailing, tennis, and skiing, Mr. Perkins enjoys the theatre, opera, designing, and spend- ing time with his family. He also seeks out new areas in which he feels he needs developing. His ideal student is someone who asks questions and then waits to hear the answers. He replies, Students will find many questions but no one to give out the answers. If they have the ability to seek their own answers, they will be survivors. Mr. L. Perkins teaches Physical Education and Coaches the Junior Varsity Basketball team. His hobbies are singing, traveling, fishing and coaching. When he's not teaching, he likes to work at home, do things with his family, and work with his church. His ideal student is one that can get along with others, whoever they are. He says students shouldn't expect their future to be handed to them on a gold platter. Poverty and welfare can be very frustrating. Mr. Pietrzak teaches Radio and TV Broadcasting, Communications and Debate. Some of his hobbies are bowling and golfing. His idea of a student is someone who wants to learn and will work hard to reach his goal. Mr. Price teaches Algebra I, Business Math and Basic. When he isn't teach- ing, he enjoys coaching, canoeing, golfing, fishing and camping. He also likes to participate in pistol target shooting. A student is one who studies and wants to get an education, and if they work hard enough, they can go on to bigger and better things, comments Mr. Price. Mrs. Reeves teaches Interior Design, Sew Easy and Foods. Her hobbies are painting and sewing. When she isn't teaching she likes to ski, go camping, go to parties, and visit with friends. Her idea of a good student is a person that turns. homework and projects in on time, cooperates at all times and shows interest in class. O l 46 Faculty