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

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F Gymnastics Club. Mrs. Carol Ferguson, sponsor, Cindy Harris, Liz Schari, Mary Braman, Carol Booth, Debbie Ravens, Kathy Young, Linda Hamilton, Brenda Starlcweather, Debi Allen. Lf ff-' E: - - ua 4 , ' ' ' ' K C V f ,',, l' .,.1 E i v .i 5 l i ii R A . n3 AGQQ4 i ,. .. .. g 'Q i Q4 i f' 1 . .- 1 ',i, :f1,.'Qi'1-eww:-'7.ff .f i 'il U! 19 1 ', X' 67 3' I r 2 13' ' ll' I ll ' Ma' va- Ef f, 1 5-- K ' i ' 1 I f 1 . I X l A ' .' fllrslibfi' -mm:qT i'1L'.iW'iW4' i - ' ' i -I but I H v 1 ., . his il ,R aga r 'pi w-J,1i4Q1M ,N M ,Y,. . , V an A . . Y 2 1 J l fi 1-:gill-he '..':,.,-I. Y: X-YL , :I 4? V V, - '. - I r I i - ' Q . . -.1f!! if I i ff, ii , 4 K N ' -is' .i ' Li ' .'1 : - P . 1 U ' V ' i -'s-: xii I V 1 il. Q,lo.j,, 9, ' lunsnihiiii Ulhiii fs ,. 5? -1 1:1 ' r , -f U 'bell HY H 'I I . w4,.-x ' .ah . A . , -1 4 -df ' ' - 'Rf ,. fr, Q- X., ' 1 QQ -.5 Gym Assisianfs. FRONT ROW: Karen Husband, Mary Brarnczn, i X, r Debbie Havens, Kathy Ryan, Kandi Preston, Teri Mellema, 4 . N '- Denise Souriall, Carol Neighbors, Kathy Young, Kathy Checkley, f' Myra Iohnson. SECOND HOW: Cindy Pauly, Liz Smith, Cindy Schwab, Kim Menghini, Karen Schiilner, Sue Carie, Debi Allen, Ann Fillca, Cindy Stites, Cindy Throop. D 'M' Kathy Checifiey, Jeff, and Cindy Stites, center, !,5.: f1312f'f . H act as referees in a basketball game. Cindy iw,Tlii'525jiME,1li,e ,151'4Qg3rj,l ,, ww explains a foul to Heidi Dick, Karla Sellers, and L . :IL , p e. Jw- :-: :-:L -,hi-ii ..-sim.. xii. L Vijjrgjsf. lean Seurynck. On the upper deck, another gym Q. if A leader, Debbie Ravens, gives Sandi Fater a . Iiir fifgi' X fifQ ,'- hand on the balance beam. 12 .'.j'1iifl'lfl1 ' 'fi-F fri' 'f-Di 'f ' '. slQa13.l H Llfj ' ,551 s.ey,eisi , gli f ri - .ffl 'fini A F?i441.52'Z. -- 'V 7 ' - ' 1 i 'iff 355735 iff' Til' Iflfif ,'f 1 vffiff' 3 ' A 1 ,'T -3:15 ' ' M If .lil I I' ., .t ' .lu ' 'i . , ' I in Nz. l , ' ,. 1 i 3 G, 1 , gymnastics club .113

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I think l'm going to make it! Mary Braman shouts with excitement. Acting as spotter 1 ' ' ,- Kathy Young is prepared tor anythin to :': New opportunities available to girl gymnasts Twenty-tour carefully selected ninth grade girls served as gym leaders, assisting teachers With large seventh and eighth grade gym classes. They conducted exercises, helped stu- dents on the tumbling apparatus and refereed team games. This was the first year gym as- sistants Were tried. It was good for the girls se- lected, since there were no ninth grade gym classes because of the overcrowded conditions. Also new in the physical education category was Gymnastics Club, sponsored by Mrs. Carol Ferguson. The club, which met after school, con- sisted ot 10 girls in eighth and ninth grade. Like the gym assistants, they, too, were carefully selected. The girls had to try out for member- ship and were picked for their ability to per- form on the balance beam, parallel bars, and sidehorse. ef if 'rg tu - : r fer - - -- , A E ,. ,. '1:r::1 g'f:: 'i,'lf -.zgz 2 .J 'msgfq fl 2 ' ' 1- . l :-T'FiJl'f2g3.Qi'9'M' iii?9 'ffl ,.-ffl Q. Don't worry, I won't let you tall, but try to keep your leg straight and your toes pointed, Mary Braman advises Sue Pilath, giving her a hand on the uneven parallel bars. In another part ot the gym, Debi Allen demonstrates a difficult handspring with confidence. 112' gym assistants,

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Student Aides. FRONT ROW: Brenda Bridges, Lee Iohnson, Iackie Crystal, Cindy Smith, Kim Fangel. SECOND ROW: Pam Gruno, Kim Slcrobeck, Donna Woods, Paula Myers, Karen Schitlner, Cathy Hutchinson, Carla Barnhill. THIRD HOW: Debbie Pillow, Debbie Wood, Mary Mote, Shirlee Proctor, leanne Robinson, Delores Bolton, Ruth Green. Miss- ing trom picture: Ioe Katchka, Kathie Koop, Carol Lewis, Cheryl Green, Rod LaFountain, Marvel McCCrrrick, Robin Middleton, Ioe Smith. IS ann of student aide Approximately 80 student aides learned While lending a helping hand in the offices both at Mason and at Grayson Elementary School: in the bookstore, and assisting teachers and counselors with record keeping With an eye toward the future they gained practice in filing, bookkeeping, answering phones, taking messages, running errands preparing attendance lists, and operating such office equipment as the ditto machine. In the bookstore they handled sales of school supplies and kept the shelves well stocked and inven toried Student aides rotated to a new station every four weeks to insure a variety oi experiences under the supervision of Mrs. Mary Haley new sponsor of this part of the business pro gram Student Aides. FRONT ROW: Debbie Frick Marlene Iankowiak Karen Scarlett, Brian Carey, Rick Poggiano, SECOND ROW: .- ,, QS' Sue Carie, Robin Slade, Rita Bruce, Vicki Latnear, lohn Karb- .1 JV' :C A ginslci, Debi Kazcrlcos, Donna Spears, Cindy Yenglin. THIRD .N 1 f . ROW: Debbie Allen, Karen Buettner, Renay Dillon, Teri Mel- ' lema, Karen Coughlin, Diane Roehl, Mike Shafer, Debbie Pul- I lis. Missing from picture: Dave Mattoon, Teresa Green, Cindy ' Hamil, Pam Lucarelli, Fern Overbaugh. 1 14 Q student aides Putting skills to work If I . W X A ll . . Q! li