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

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1.1 of 'A' 1 .T..,,., Teamwork speeds the tasks for many student aides. Cindy Perry and Sheila Cav- ender find it easy to prepare daily attend- ance lists, while over at Grayson Elemen- tary School, Cheryl Secord and Bill Brauer stamp books to ready them for circulation. 0-H-11,5-Tig:-:Z -fe: V. I- k N W- Mini Nb. .., --5.5 s-Ji Y gi lf-'X 'iii .. Q 'jf fi , l N ' '3 7 Q ' 'N 1' ', s- 1 .ll x . A ly Y A kk l i n,-Nw :sg ai.-.- li 'V -K -the?-L.- r Q -V.-gp p Hel H: I ,f l ,ffl gg KX-if . N A 'ik 3 V lan. Jn 4 I 'e ..-:5 -, n- -. E Egg -f-'TR-l':.lf', F QA X -lx 1 Student Aides. FRONT ROW: Jesse Taylor, Steve Buckhorn, Jeff Foote, Bill Brauer, Todd Helka, Dale Vore. .SECOND ROW: Kathy George, Diane Morency, Sue Herron, Vicki Nunn, Pam Brissette, Terri Sammons, Mrs. Ruth Lawrence, Mrs. Judith Kulinski, Mrs. Shirley Castelli, Jan Trulu, Jackie Crystal, Becky Evans, Cheryl Secord, Janet Baker, Donna Theakston, Brenda Taylor. THIRD ROW: Ann Dzikowicz, Debbie Hernandez, Debbie Maki, Candy Ferguson, Sheila Cavender, Donna Wher- ritt, Pat McQuistion, Cheryl Boyle, Diane Dono- van, Patty Barrons, Cheryl Thornton, Beckie Queen, Renita Hyde, Mary -Comparoni, Connie Lobenstein, Dodie Leist, Pat Hill, Dawn Pear- son, Gail Burt, Vicky Golding, Robin Yost, Judy Fritz. FOURTH ROW: Sandi Schupbach, Debbie Scarlotti, .Stephanie Bujel, Diane DeWees, Vicki Hall, Sandy Allard, Linda Hoyt, Kathy Gavette, Carla Zirkle, Brenda Mount. Julie Vanicelli, Charlynn Patrix, Beth Nelson, Pat Truscello, Robyn Smith, Cindy Eisele, JoAnn Lemos, Judi Toth, Christina Warnock, Stormy Duke, Debbi Berden, Gerry O'Neal1. FIFTH ROW: Debbie Koczwara, Paulette Mar- ceau, Charlene Johnson, Mary Ann Koepke, Kathy Bucholz, Debbi Anderson, Jenny Russell, Jan Johnson, Sue Guzak, Dan Acord, Dru Hicks, Bruce Everett, John Bennett, Robin Hunt, Russ Silvis, Don Goodson, Linda Greene, Denise Walker, Debbe Fast, Jane Harnack, Shelley Warner, Janet Branch, Cindy Filer, Jackie Ott, Sandi DeGroot, Elaine Harrington, Lavon Ver- hey. Missing from picture are Mike Caverly, Ken Proctor, Jannette Motley, James Puertas, Larry Thayer. 41 5 '

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BCISiCCf11Y this program gives young students the opportunity to see the business world as it really is, claimed Mrs. Shirley Castelli, student aide adviser. Some of the activities the clerical trainees performed were typing, filing, answer- inq phones, and operating the duplicating ma- chines. One of the variations of this system was the rotation of assignments so that each person gained a wider knowledge of skills. As a spe- cial feature, some students also worked at Grayson Elementary School. Many students took advantage of the library by using its facilities more often. Artwork bright- ened the area, along with efficient library aides. In training, they learned to help students by checking books in and out, showing them how to use the resources, and performing such housekeeping chores as dusting a.nd straight- ening shelves to keep order. Experience built their skills, improving the work they did with enthusiasm. In addition to abundant reference materials, the Library Aides, Student Aides Aides try world of work Photo copies are a popular means of illustrating resource center also has new and interesting fiction student reports. Julie Vanicelli turns her full attention books Barb Riley discovers with the help of library aide toward making a clear reproduction on the intricate Becky Thompson. machine in the resource center. Library Aides. FRONT ROW: Tamrni Alford, Lyn Verhey, Becky Jonas, Connie Pantelides, Sue Seb- ring, Donna Norman, Becky Thompson, Bob Bailey, Dave Lessel, Julie Vanicelli. SECOND ROW: C1e1l Jenkins, Rick Espinoza, Roberta Schwach, Kim Nelson, Tina Lyon, Pam Render, Mary Selep, Ed Crowley, Roger White, Mrs. Ann Rookus, resource center coordinator. 40

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One more strike like the last one and we'11 be rich! agree Diane DeWees, Dave Reid, Jenny Greene, and Mary Ann Koepke, planning committee for Colo- rado Expo. Rocket Club, Colorado Expo -I Rocket Club. FRONT ROW: Steve Cross, Rob Watson, Mike Caverly, Joe Theriault. SECOND ROW: Mark Gisse, Joe Marchand, Jim McCutcheon, Ross Miller. Hooks, rockets stir ll'1teFSSt Colorado or bust! This was the motto for 22 earth science students Who, under the leader- ship of Mr. David Heiple, spent a good part of the year making preparations for a geologic journey to Boulder, Colorado. Working out in the gym and participating in overnight camp- outs to keep fit were all a part of the schedule. The creative group sponsored activities to pay for the expedition. Besides a dance, car washes, a Swiss steak dinner, and a Tag Day proved profitable. For another group of student scientists, ex- citement mounted as their rocket gained alti- tude. Higher and higher it went, its size diminish- ing by every second in the eyes of the viewer. This was a project of Rocket Club members who designed, constructed, and launched real Work- ing models. 42 . . ' 'ix-1-?,,4'g1g 15v1 .,