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

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Keep back! warn Rob Watson, Steve Cross, and Ross Miller, who prepare them- selves for a lift-off that's bound to happen any 5900114 Rocket Club members build their model missiles during their spare time. ,fi Wow! this car is red! shouts Joe Plummer to his hard-working fellow scrubbers Steve Gross, Carol Gresehover, Brenda Richley, Mike Caverly, and Linda Throop when he discovers a car under all that dirt and mud. The Saturday morning car washes earn profits for the trip to Colorado. . l , ...4-411.8 Come on, you guys, get your hands up, Mary Arm Koepke begs Steve Cross, Mr. David Heiple, Lesa Bozek, Gwen White, Rob Watson, Diane DeWees and' Jenny Greene. Morning work- outs are a regular part of their preparation for Colorado Expo. 43

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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 .,

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When this group gets together for a game of basket- ball at Teen Club, it can prove very exciting. Roger Haley, Dave Gardner, and Steve Perkins may be good friends, but when each tries to get the ball, it could turn to the contrary. , -if ,,f- V- v A , ---- ,.,,,, , . 1 ,.,, Z . m y xv tt L - 17, lit, 19 ., counts Jim Amann for each revolu- tion Arlm Griffith makes. Jim is waiting until Arlin gets too dizzy to continue so he can take his turn. Below them, Everett Mero and Clay Porter await their chance on the bar. - Tl: .54 Lp A . it it is Teen Club Teens participate in recreation The lively 250 members of Teen Club used their energy every Tuesday evening for a rec.- night in the gym. A variety of activities included tumbling, basketball, volleyball, dodgeball, and other group games. Gymnastic apparatus was used to perfect routines and stunts or just for enjoyment. People with a little more soul brought records for dancing or just listening. Outside activities were planned for Satur- days by Mrs. Cindy Potter, sponsor, and the advisory committee. They organized projects and arranged the schedule. Refreshments were sold by volunteers to revive the ambition of the hungry members. The two hours each week were filled with pleasure for everyone. 44