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

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student body Eighth Grade Student Council Representatives. FRONT ROW Cindy Pauly Sue Carie SECOND ROW' Carla Barnhill Kathy Ryan Barbara Seling C1ndy Schwab THIRD ROW Merry Smith Robin Penland Rose Lesh Dayna Bradshaw Dale Geng FOURTH ROW Deb Morris Steve Sutherland John Rossetto David Blum Heidi Newman Robert Sasser Missing from picture are Liz Smith Jeff Gormly Ultimately the success of a Student Council project like the new flag raising system becomes the responslbility of the student body Gregory Winter and Tad McClellan take their turn to assure that the goal of treating our flag with more respect is recognized Seventh Grade Student Council Representatives. FRONT ROW: Mark Work, Ralph Puertas, Doug Strader, Kevin Rulkowski, Tab Roy, David Sebring. SECOND ROW: Allen Glasenapp, Jody Schutt, Gail Shelly, Michele Nollet, Jim Darling, David Olson. THIRD ROW: Lori Bain, David Russell, Jerry Smith, Greg Morgan, Sue Collins. Missing from picture are Gary Furlong, Kathy McConnell. ROW Dan Jacobson Gary Pelton Kathy George Doug Ewlng B111 Bowles Sue Sebrlng Jan Anderson Ron Salkeld Larry Best, Holly Ko guna Debbie Stewart SECOND ROW Lori Burns Jadme Ballard Beckie Queen JoAnn Lemos Candy Schatzley Gwen White Linda New ton Bill Banks B111 Mak1 Pat Trus cello Torn Dale B111 Wooderson Gail Wilson Stephanie Granfors Bonnie Huemiller Donna Leece 29 W 1 W . 1 1 . .xx A 5 - it ,I ---' Y Y l .1 . i Q l f k , A l ' it T i '. T' Student Council Alternates. FRONT 5 ' - 1 ' 1 Y 'I lr ' I , I Y

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i Student Council Ambition is to involve eager 'Traditionally Student Council is the way to get involved, and help improve school life and representatives sought new methods this year. The addition of a parliamentarian allowed everyone the chance to offer suggestions and hold more organized meetings. Mason also became a member .of the Michi- gan Association of Student Councils. This pro- vided a way to compare progress with other councils throughout the state. Many members of the student body partici- pated in the new policy of raising and lowering the flag daily. They were also better informed on what was happening around the school be- cause of the activities calendar posted in the lobby each month. Student Council Officers. Gary DeVar, president: Pam Brissette, recording secretaryg Kay Patten, corresponding secretaryg Terri Samrnons, treasurer: Kathy Varion, vice-president, Mrs. Norma Clark, sponsor. Ninth Grade Student Council Representatives. FRONT ROW: Bruce Fowler, Audrey Rynerson, Tom Clifton, Cindy Newingham, Janet Boyce. SECOND ROW: Roger Haley, Dani Kurzman, Pat McQuistion, Melodie O'Rourke, Linda Hoyt. THIRD ROW: Rob Watson, Jim Tthroop, Janis Howe, Lori Shorts, Dave Crumm, Lesa Bozek. Missing from picture is John Bennett. 28 A plaque is presented to Mr. Stuart Thorell on be- half of all the students by council officers Kathy Varion, Terri Sammons, and Gary DeVar, in recognition of his service to Mason. Mr. Thorell left in January to accept the position of principal at Waterford Township High School.

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Still more customers waiting for some delicious chocolates, Diane Morency comes back to check out candy from Larry Fornwall. '.'R.M.N., we're here again, is the slogan of the poster being created by Cheryl Thornton, Judd Dotson, Barb Tosto, and Joe Calme, for one of the buses going to Washington. H-S-4 ,V Y W 'Dhree top candy salesmen, Adela Anzures, Susan Shupe, and Dru Hicks, enjoy receiving prizes of 520, 515, and 525, respectively. Altogether the trio sold over 500 boxes. 30 Q 'aff' EA