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

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MUSICIRHS express outstancllng talents WYWQQ .Q-fm EX-. Sectzonal rehearsals talce place often to make sure all mem bers ol the band know thezr parts well At top, Mark Frztz and Kevm Edwards check for tonal qualtty on thezr clarlnets, whzle Iohn Vega, Gregory Wrnter, and B111 Wrlltams practzce some trtclcy ltngermg on thetr comets Wmter and sprmg concerts and a spectacu lar Iunlor Hlgh Band Nlght were among the hlghhghts ot the concert band s actlvlues Along Wllh Plerce and Crary the muslclans performed on Waterford Mott l-hgh School s football held durmg a half t1rr1e show The massed bands were Jomed by Motts marchers to present a rouslng chmax to the program Flfteen of the bandsmen formed the sprnted Pep Band Under the d1rect1on of Mr Herbert Parrott band dtrector the group rehearsed m thetr spare tlme and offered therr talents for such events as basketball games and pep as sembl1es The mstrumentahsts also formed other small groups and prachced determrnedly for competl 'non 1n the annual D1str1ct and State Solo cmd Ensemble Festlvals There were 20 groups al together Wllh 39 students part1c1pat1ng etther as sololsts or 1n ensembles of from two to s1x members Thelr honor rat1ngs mcluded eleven Is elght ll s and one Ill qu1te an exceptlonal record Pep Band FHONT ROW Rrck Salkeld, Gary Pelton, Iohn Ntvelt SECOND HOW Stan Azello, Dan MCAI lzster, Debbze Cross, john Vega, Grcrgory Wtnter, Lmda Newton THIRD ROW Mrlce Newberry, Sue Hondo, Donna Leece, B111 Wrllrams, Paul McClam concert band .125 0 0 U 1 'f ' ' . . - ' -. , ?l'l1i'J'- 1 ' ' ' - Wt 5 . . - . . .. t ' Lui - ffltlt - vt,:'-'fi 1 . . I l ' fr' 'L-,Y 1 ' - N 'A zp' . 1 . N' l get ' Z -Q ,,, . -. -qv 5 U , :fy V, ,- . , 4 -, - T. - s 'L' A . . 1 H.. E I 1 ,V ' g Y Q ' l I 'wt we , I 1 ' I I I . I I . 1-3 1 1 lf . 1 f r - .fm-T, , - Ax

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lt's Band Night at Waterlord' Mott High School for Pierce, Crary, and Mason lunior High bands. A lot ot work preceded this halt- time performance by the concert-band-turned-marching band, Below, Vicki Smith and Brenda McEwen practice their parts tor the annual Solo and Ensemble Festival. Their French horn quartet earned a I rating. ew Ltxf 6.45 .,..i , Jv I.. ' x stiff? I 'L-ex, Concert Band. FRONT ROW: lawn Van Norman, Chet Muckenhirn, Linda Newton, Dave Mickiewicz, Mark lames, Iohn Nivelt. SECOND ROW: Linda Hamilton, Mary Berg, Kathie Kuck, Sue Katip, Amy White, Beth Cahape, Kay Meyer, Debbie Burmeister, Iohn Karbginsky, Ruth French, lanet Doyon, Carol Mercer, Kim Moore, Patti Phelps, Pam Rice, THIRD ROW: Diane Pickett, Marilyn Edwards, Karen Husband, Don Tomkins, Cindy Harris, Debbie Cross, Sheryl Crites, Sue Rondo, Diane Huffman, Mike Newberry, Brenda MCEWSII. Kathy Checkley, Audrey Parrish, Vicki Smith, 124. concert band Stan Aiello, Ron Salkeld, Doug Strader, Mark McDonald, Mr. Herbert Parrott, director. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Young, Denise Bates, Mark Fritz, James Hopkins, Iohn Taylor, Mike Worland, Gregory Winter, Paul Allen, lohn Beiltuss, Bill Williams, Mary Braman, Rick Salkeld, Richard Fulkerson, Brad Tuson, Dennis Batten, Max Phelps, Gary Pelton. FIFTH ROW: Bill Tallenger, Paul McClain, Sandy Rexlord, Annette Iames, Kevin Edwards, Kay Boomer, Henry Madsen, Iohn Vega, Donna Leece, David Terry, Andy Iames, Tim Darling, Dan McAllister, Bob Wareck.

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For the staff of the MARINER yearbook it has been a year full of obstacles. The first one was choosing this year's theme, Peace on Earth, and then fitting all the parts of the MARINER to go along with it. Staff mem- bers telt that the theme was an important one, and went all out to express it on these pages. A second obstacle was meeting deadlines, and with a lot oi hard work, extra hours, and some determination on the part oi everybody, the work was finished on time for distribution. Meeting deadlines part Imixqmn 1 3 H6- wtt-? m.t.,l,.v:. t.!.a .:.i' i .,ttvft,,,,ti.,.t.r.ti ttk.ttt t.tl'll-i Pat Howard seeks ideas for a cutline from fellow copy writers, Patti Hildreth, Renay Dillon, Liz Clark, Dianne Conibear, and Barbara Seling. Liz and Patti are co-editors of the copy stall. Iohn Beilfuss, Bob Morley, Leslie Williams, and Bill Park share the step-by-step process in the dark room in an to get pictures developed and printed in time lor cr d 91' L... ,-..m... of producing yearboo EDITORIAL STAFF Co-Editors-in-Chief . . Ioan Becker, Carol Lewis Copy Co-izlaitors ...... Liz Clark, Patti Hildreth Statf ...... Dianne Conibear, Renay Dillon Pat Howard, Barbara Seling Layout Editor ................ Keith Ricksgers Stoii . Lonnie Corkum, Marlene Ianlcowiak Bill Parker, Russ Ann Preston Photography Co-Editors ........ Iohn Beiltuss, Bob Morley Staff ............ Ioe Hadley, Bill Parker Filing Staff .............. Leslie Williams PRODUCTION STAFF Index ............... . . .Anna Capling Staff .... ................. M ary Mote Portraits . . . .................. Kathy Ryan Staff ....... Sue Danielsen, Karen Larive, Marcia Marcero Typing . .. .............. Cheryl Beaver Staff . .. Anna Capling, Mary Mote Paste-up ............Anclrea Hewitt, Kim Roy Patron Sales .................... Dave Lessel Yearbook Sales ............ . ...... Vicki Smith Staff ...... Donna Campbell, Pam Miller, Pam Risner,Cathie Scott Don't you think it would look better it We put this book here and the letters back there? asks Vicki Smith, sales manager. She and Dave Lesel, patrons manager, set up the display in the lobby to advertise the annual yearbook sales campaign.