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

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'wf-or-Tar' Denise Bates gets some tips from former Mariner , Zi' skier Dave Perkins betore making another run H down the slope. Bob Martindale and Marcia Patrick are ready to go and head toward the , line at the tow rope. A friendly chat in a warm spot is the best remedy for cold bones, agree sponsors Mr. Herbert Parrott and Mr. Donald Pence, ignoring the snowy scene beyond them tor a while. 118C ski club ,, . N V- jf. 42 ...T ' 12' .J Searching the racks tor his skis and poles, Iimmy McDonald prepares tor another downhill run after warming up in the lodge.

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Where does th1s one go? ponders Ioy Wzlfong searchmg for the correct shelf to store magazmes she IS sortmg Mzke Norman seems to have found the place for hrs Student workers help busy resource center Because of the tremendous amount of stu dents uslnq the resource center 1t took more than one l1brar1an can do to :run 1t Mrs Ann Rookus had the help of hbrary aldes to keep the place operatmq smoothly An averaqe of three aldes worked each hour after recelvlnq thorough tralnmq at the heq1nn1nq of the year Each member of the staff was asslqned to varlous clutles One of thelr rnam tasks was checklnq out books to students Other dutres were dustmq and strcuqhtenrnq the shelves keepmq f1ct1on and reference books 1n order wrltxng not1ces for overdue books and hnes and keepmq the card catalog arqamzed When a book was torn or otherwrse abused 1t was the responsl b1l1ty of one of these workers to see that 1t was repcnred They were always ready to help students hnd books and other resource materrals and show them how to use the hbrary fac1l1t1es Greg Mzller places new mformatxon zn the folders of the vertrcal fzle Zzbfrary azdes Q 117 . II - ' . I I 1 ,9 QT, we tw. , .t. m tn: - , . lf' . 1 I I I I I 1 I I . I I I . I I I . I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I , . I I I - . I I I I I W . . . I I I I . . I .

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James while the others are attached to a hidden rider e chair lift at Pine Knob. you're not seeing double, One set ol skis belongs to h . It's apparent time's a-Wastin' for Mark Iames as he waits impatiently for Dave Russell to get his skis on. Skiers head for hills heedless of cold weather ' . 1 . I 4,5g. P t 1 luv,-.,f, fllilfllgzcllllfth 1 lv K Fi-, Q ui, Q L- . M11 ' ' li 5 ll i 7 t ij: f W v ' 1, , X 'll 1,4 If A ...A - , I Down the slope comes Bill Healy, intent on improving his snowplow. The 140 members of Ski Club packed up their gear and headed for the slopes at 'Pine Knob immediately following Christmas vaca- tion. As lang as good skiing conditions lasted, they plied the hills every Monday aitemoon. Weekly attendance was always great, in spite of the fact that members had to provide their own transportation, and sometimes slippery slopes and cold bitter weather pre- vailed. Everyone seemed to improve rapidly with practice, even the beginners. Although riding the ski lift and plowing down the slopes were fun, the chance to get inside to a warm, crackling tire was always appreciated. slci club '119