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

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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.

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Skiing's great today, so Mrs. Sue Thomas hurriedly staples Dan McCau1ey's tow ticket to his jacket while Mr. Herbert - - Parrott checks out Tony Youngs receipt. In the background Right foot back, right hand forward, and . . ' away it goes. Dave Reid holds his unique Mr' Edward Haley dons hls Ski boots' bowling style, hoping for a strike. ,.,,.,,..,,..,1 v La . X at we What a way to travel! exclaims Bob Talbot. But Rick Campbell anxiously watches for the crest of the hill. Down below, Dave Stoutenburg and Dave Lessel relax while trying to rouse their courage for another attempt at the hill. ss ' o Writ ' - - fgriai ' F s -wwf u - A-,r , .3 ,v ga :ll- A yt Pi' ' ' 5'-1 1 A e. M me Z Y . ' iw i at L kms we . . MM., i - Steiff i, , . gil ' ' ' Y1,E,,, ,. J ,dp , . .ee-i.f :af ' .C 3