Our Lady of the Lakes - Lochmara Yearbook (Waterford, MI)

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G m and health team up fo Two gym teachers teamed up this year to help students learn that fun and fitness can work together. Mr. Bronz taught us how to keep in shape with a daily workout, as his second hour eighth graders discovered. Mr. Sioma, shared another year with us teaching team and individual sports and throwing in an occasional test to keep students on their toes. To eat or not to eat?', That is the ques- tion answered in Mr. Sioma's health class. We learned what foods are good for us and the structure and functions of the human body. We also learned emergency procedures for first aid. ABOVE Mr Bronz keeps a close eye on his gym class TOP RIGHT The Health class registers its thoughts on the latest yoke told by Mr Sioma MIDDLE RIGHT As Mr Sioma gives the assignment it is met with the usual enthusiasm RIGHT A quick paced game ot basketball keeps Laker students m shape 32 X ' X t,,, 'f V

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Check out library science One of the great opportunities at Lakes is being able to work in the library, thus getting the knowledge of how to use all the media. Mrs. Iaski and the students spent most of their time organizing the card catalogue and updating the reference materials. Students who take Library Science receive an English credit and learn how the library is organized under the Dewey System. They also help other students find the information they need. Students who wish to take Library Science a se- cond year will be library aids and will receive an elective credit. The second year, students will be more involved with cataloguing new materials and assisting Mrs. Iaski. There is also parent involvement in the media center. Some twenty mothers give their time to help Mrs. Iaski and the students in the library. The library itself is growing in size. During the summer Mrs. Iaski received more paperback books for our reading enjoyment and she also received new career information material. Ki K ABOVE' Mark Goga uses one f th - o e new additions to the media room. MIDDLE RIGHT: As Mrs. Iaski sorts out some new paperbacks, Chris LaLoneladds up the grand debt for the library. RIGHT: Pat Riley and Alane Blumenau are easily distracted from their studies. 34 I. I s . . T X , 3:3 N3 Q .- Y ii fr Az. . ' f 5 s. ,j . Q may .rf I 58, aungauansaqpu... ,.g,,,,-,,, I 'y ' 2 . V -it - N . 13, i ...Msww N I l t: 'N -x, ws