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

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The Chamber Choir stands ready to come in on their part, joining the Select Group in a medley of songs at the annual Christmas Concert. Chamber Choir. FRONT ROW: Kathy Vasquez, Jacqui Morgan, Pam Noll, Brenda Keith, Kay Pat- ten, Lana Hackbardt, Dave Gardner, Scott Follis, Mark Johnson, Roger Haley, Anna Dzikowicz, Becky 'EVans, Donna Theakston, Cindy Teal, Lori Stone, Audrey Rynerson. SECOND ROW: Sandy Krause, Jan Kaufeld, Kathy Dawson, Dan Neipling, Robin Hunt, Gary DeVar, Kathy Muse, Robin Smith, Diane Donovan, Lori Shorts, Connie Pantelides, Diane Morency. THIRD ROW: Vicki Sartell, Mary Ann Koepke, Randee Bass, Jenny Greene, Ron Arnold, Kip Evans, Ed Dionne, Garth Weedon, Roger White, Maureen Nolan, Jan Howe, Becky Jonas, Cynthia Edwards, Lorrae Hays, Tammi Alford, Nancy Sow- erwine. FOURTH HOW: Janet Branch, Debbie Rich- ardson, Kelly Everett, Elaine Harrington, Roger Blust, Jerry Williamson, Gordon Keller, Larry Gray, Rudy Mansfield. f-. Ninth Grade Ensemble. Lori Shorts, Garth Weedon, Lori Stone, Roger Haley, Roger Blust, Ron Arnold, Jan Kaufeld, Elaine Harrington, Gary DeVar,' Connie Pante- lides, Janet Branch. At piano, Mrs. Lorna West, director. 35

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Chorus, Choirs Harmony yields cheer Harmony and happiness filled the air When the eighth and ninth grade choruses got to- gether. These combined groups consisted of 295 members, and sang music ranging from early madrigals to contemporary pop tunes, Important events in which the vocalists parti- cipated, included the Waterford Township Choir- Festival and the Iunior High Festival. ln addition to the full choruses, there were two smaller groups, the eighth grade Select Choir and the ninth grade Chamber Choir. The Chamber Choir consisted of 45 members and the Select Choir of 40 members. Both groups Were chosen by voice testing and knowledge of music. The harmony must be perfect when you're preparing for a concert. Janet Branch, Lori Stone, Lori Shorts. and Jan Kaufeld practice their parts for the ninth grade Ensemble. ....... rg Ninth Grade Chorus. FRONT ROW: Lisa Hosler, Kathy Dawson, Cindy Teal, Donna Wherritt, Vicki Hall, Corinne Rosewall, Mary Comparoni, Shirley Hagerman, Gary Kastner, Mark Johnson, Russ Lecours, Dan Neipling, Roger Haley, Ann Dzikowicz, Becky Evans, Donna Theakston, Cheryl Secord, Mary Visniski, Janet Baker, Ruth Daugherty, Sue Herron, Lori Stone, Audrey Rynerson, Kathy Vasquez, Diane Morency. SECOND ROW: Vicki Sartell, Nancy Andrews, Jacqui Morgan, Pam Noll, Brenda Keith, Kay Patten, Lana Hack- bardt, Becky Queen, Theresa Wilson, Gail Burt, Larry Bush, Randy Tassi, Dale Fallscheer, Dick Morse, Scott Follis, Doug Zolhier, Jeff Harroun, Kathy Muse, Robin Smith, Diane Donovan, Lori Shorts, Debbi Anderson, Cindy Newingham, Patty Barrons, Kathy Harroun, Brend-a Jarvis, Candy Ferguson, Christina Warnock, Connie Pantelides, Vicky Golding. THIRD ROW: Jerri Swinehart, Maureen Nolan, Debbie Richardson, Mary Ann Koepke, Randee Bass, Janet Branch, Jenny Greene, Kip Evans, Kevin Miller, Tom Wall, Jerry Williams, Ken Fournier, Dave Jarvis, Jim Voorheis, Bill Geiger, Randy Krause, Brent E-stlernan, Linda Throop, Pam Waterbury, Paula Shultz, Becky Jonas, Cindy Edwards, Charlynn Patrix, Sue Tincher, Lorrae Hays, Lynn Barr, Tammy Alford, Jan Kaufeld. FOURTH ROW: Wanda Norton, Linda Hall, Kelly Everett, Cathy Ford, Elaine Harrington, Pam Fields, Doug Ross, Ron Arnold, Roger Blust, Gary DeVar, Randy Hunt, Gary Houston, Mike Umphrey, Ed Dionne, Gordon Keller, Larry Gray, Garth Weedon, Rudy Mansfield, Terry Frazier, Kim North, Cindy Filer, Marty Hodler, Debbie Berden, Janice Howe, Nancy Sowerwine.

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G A A, Gymnastics Club Gymnasts find exercise fine One of the best places to relax and turn loose during a busy week was down in the gym with the Gymnastic Club and the Girls Athletic As- sociation. Experiments with different maneuvers spiked their activities in which basketball, human pyra- mids, trampoline exercises, and other sports were perfected for pure enjoyrnents as well as performances for the Spring Open House. Par- ents were invited to view six boys, under the direction of Mr. Donald Pence, execute different sequences of tumbling on the trampoline and the mats. In GAA, the girls participated in basketball, baseball and volleyball, and held regular meet- ings to discuss and plan activities. ,T ' 'tj v QQ 5 'QS'i - ll Y ' ine. ' -au' .lArE5 ':' ,S AW - f f 1 se V' , E Y w-:- '- L 1. 5 , .,, 1. ig: Eegiigl M 'rj - ,Q ee , up -.vjwfrqt pg' f , ,, ,mu ..:n ,,t,,,x.. f . - K is :Eelke -:fide ' 1 J' -V .. xv r::f',:11' . Z.: j - . J- , , I... ,tb V X V it F' V lim? 2 1 -V l igefer Y' ,gf te r:-:EEE .t v t- L . , -' Q K if J ' -P .1 is ff-'t H A t ,, 1 :-. 5 tg -113,1 t ',:.A ,igm -LLIFEET' J ' if f'5 Vff. 'EI-ltr 'M '1-4 5 W wx' 'tl u-' t .e . , sm , mt .jam-1't-1..TJ n 1 , ffl. 'Y-vw ev - .,.:. t, - if ,It . l . ,v wt- -1 -- ., , ks ll !'.'1-'1I'd'tlllll l'l iit lllllr 1 ,Miz .ttJl!tttgltj.1.54j5, lg '-eg t , +' ,Hifetp eff-in-F-wet.t.. li 4' ' ' ' 1 N lvl-'ii . ,f -,J .A J - .'- ,Tl , ,gt . ' 3 , 21111 -1H . ,.57'.' tw '-1 rf., me! ,N ' in .1--2: gm 'i.1mf,,::.a.eee V ' ,f it - -'F In a warm-up session, GAA officers Mary Visniski, Deb Morris, Debbie Allen, Marlene Jankowiak, Brenda Taylor, -and Shelley Porter, get in a few prac- tice shots before other members arrive. 36 Sponsors Mrs. Carol Ferguson, Miss Mary Kroupa, and Mrs. Ann Rookus carry out the team concept and plan future GAA activities. ' 'QE G- ' V- L- One sneeze and you're all dead! warns Mr. Donald Pence to the human pyramid constructed by Bill Wood- erson, Dan Acord, Steve Motzny, Tom Clifton, Mike Stoutenburg, and Reid Bain.