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

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e U3 GJ 'C cu .C O U7 L GJ O7 O I 1 E N CL cv in O OS an C 2 cv I C CU D- I C KU O 7 2 GJ vo- -4- Mr. Sche th ed Mer 0 4-f Q9 .E .Q O I Sealey Mr. Robinet teaches Merchandising l, DE-Co-Op, and he is in charge of our school store. When he isn't teaching, he enjoys participating in sports, especially basketball. He also likes to spend time working on his '53 Ford. Mr. Robinet's idea of a student is one who tries to cut in the lunch line. When students get out of school, they'll find a world a whole lot different, comments Mr. Robinet. Mr. Rogers teaches Minority Cultures, Newspaper and 9th grade English. Some of Mr. Roger's hobbies are coaching football, officiating, and taking part in politi- cal activities. His idea of a student is an activist who aggressively goes after his! her own development as a person. Mrs. Helene E. Rose, RN., is our Nurses Aide instructor. Boating, fishing and snow mobiling are lust a few of her hobbies. ln her spare time, she does volunteer work and pursues whatever sport is in season, as well as spending time with her family. Mrs. Ryan teaches Physical Education and coaches Girls' Track. Her hobbies are oil painting and crafts. When she isn't teaching, she enjoys golf and tennis. She says that when students get out of school, they can hope to take an important part in society. Mr. Scheffels teaches the .lunior and Senior Band. His hobbies are golf, cars-Iso Rivolta. He likes to listen to music, read, golf, and work on cars when not busy. He says seniors are going to work hard and have fond memories. If you want to find Mr. Sealey away from the high school, you might try look ing in the library, on a baseball diamond, a bowling alley, or even on a golf course. Mr. Sealey teaches American Studies, Western Civilization, Government and Economics. His idea of a student is one who is ready to learn, is prepared to learn, will not quit in adversity and is willing to learn from his mistakes. Faculty 4

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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

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Mr. Serafinski is our first Graphic Arts teacher. He enjoys water and snow ski- ing, cycling, camping and also sailing. Mr. Serafinski's idea of a 'student' is a person who wants to learn, therefore we are all students of some kind. He is so busy we're lucky to have him as a teacher here. He coaches a girls' swim team, is a Red Cross Safety Programs Instructor in W.S.l., and is a ski patrolman at Alpine Valley. Mrs. Shaieb teaches Basic Composition, Vocational English and 9th grade English. Some of her favorite pastimes are working out at a health club, playing tennis, skiing and sewing. Each student can look forward to having the oppor- tunity to pursue his goals in the areas he chooses, and reaching his own poten- tial, says Mrs. Shaieb. Mrs. Sorensen teaches many subjects. They are Pottery, Painting, Drawing, Sculpture, Commerical Art and Indian Art. She has many hobbies also, such as sewing, square dancing and enjoys any kind of art. Her idea of a student is a hard worker, a talented and intelligent person. Mrs. Sunderland teaches Algebra I and ll. Her idea of what a student should be is one who strives to reach his highest potential and makes a positive con- tribution to his class, school, family and community. She enjoys reading about the latest scientific and medical developments. Mrs. Taube team-teaches Nurse's Aid with Mrs. Rose. She also teaches courses at Northern Macomb County Community College. Mr. Teller teaches one hour of Physical Science, and three hours of Earth Sci, ence. The rest of his time he spends being active in sports, photography and reading. He comments that, Society puts a lot more responsibility on a person than what was required of him or her in school. H8 Faculty puejiapung Z N 1 CD S o ar U7 cb 1 m 2 3 an 5 Z m i -4 F- CD :r E. co O' F77 U7 O 1 CD 3 U3 CD I! CD I! CD ! CD C N CD D 3 CD -I N C 9q J. UOPIH Il9 JS