Stevens Mason Middle School - Mariner Yearbook (Waterford, MI)

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MLlSlC, Special Servigesy Student 'TC8,Cl'1C1'S Mariners share knowledge Mrs. Ann Rookus points out the fine art of the proper' use of an overhead projector to student teach- ers Mr. Frank Day, Miss Jo Ann Pressnell, and Mrs. Jo-anne Rottenberk, but unlike Mr. Robert Line, she remembers to plug in the cord. Surely one of the attentive student teachers in his group, Miss Paula Serra, Mr. Greg Butler. Mr. Alan Karpa, or 1VIr. Ken Frenkle, will correct this before they try to begin the movie, won't they? Not only did the entire faculty and student body come to Mason to gain knowledge, but also to develop that knowledge and share it with others. Working with small groups, special educa- tion teachers found more time to help each individual, while trying to promote better learn- ing and reading capacity. With the aid ot the reading consultant, many more students found the importance of improved reading skills. Music directors aided their students by show- ing them how to develop their talents and make the most of their musical aptitude. Student teachers also gained valuable experi- ence that was essential to their teaching careers. 24 Y -,-.. f' -'itil' Z., 4 in -if

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A major motor overhaul means a lot of work. Jim Berden, Mr. Keith Phillips, and John Bennett perform the operation with Gary Houston advising from the rear. Preparing for basketball tournaments, Mr. Gerald Eich- man makes sure Dan Whiston and Robert Berard get lots of practice, while Nadine Ballard urges Brenda Keith and Nancy Sowerwine to reach for the sky. Gym instructors teach many phases of their subject. Mr. Bruce McDonald, Mr. Gerald Eichman, and Mr. Robert Casteel inspect some tools of their trade. Will the real Mr. Donald Pence please sit down. Occupations won't give you a clue. They're all indus- trial arts teachers. Come on, Mr. Keith Phillips and Mr, Ed Dubats, give in. 23

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Hey, this is fun! exclaims Mrs. Louise Vaillan- court to Mrs. Lorna West as she takes her first turn at the cymbals. Mr. Herbert Parrott provides the rhythmic background for the impromtu trio. 1' i rl- -Y gi, .. w.li.w'. - -'Agn-it '.-L' -2 Qpyalqi fl. if' Hsve-1::H .ia s. . . wp- -'. ' ... -wifwf'r..e.E:'l1LS fij, , -. ygrggz ,::' 2: .- 1-523 'A . . ' ,Y - 1--575 152:52 .- if 'F' '-rr .-irw .ef was-,V f r- 1- . s. . - .'13 'iJ'7we5a-.E .J A ,M vw v -.:- viii H.. , Q5-it ml . H ,gg , , M V, .wlgjgwiglgt QUE: jw: Q -- ' 21. , - nf Mesfsif' 30115.-.2 .. yfg'f'f5 13,11 -' 2 1 Ey-:- , -'rzffggi ff . - 2 2 .- e,q '.: -rn ' -.,:- .H . ,li :Ziff '1'if9 4-fn ,E 2,3 , l t. . , A A - - .. .1 - , 1 , l -, . .-1 . 'z ...fg 1' , ' , Deeply absorbed in their work, Bill Marston, Dan Lizzet, Fred Rust, Donald Beck, and Wayne Hefferon mount pictures of food on poster boards to illustrate the importance of a balanced diet for their unit on nutrition. Mr. Donald Stone displays a partially fin- ished poster as he completes his instructions. Mr. Tom Mazzaro, Mrs. Cindy Potter. and Mr. .Toe Kramer, midyear additions to the faculty, get better acquainted while tasting Mason's brand of coffee. AE l 3-ui Surrounded by a jungle of egg timers, Mrs. Kitty Wehrli plants a tape in the recorder to prepare one of her reading-skills exercises. WL .A I Miss Frances Johnson points out the blacksmith's shining anvil, in a picture done by one of her students, to Mr. Donald Stone. 25