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

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'O -bf ls there anyone who doesn't have cr pencil? Mr. Duttie Vaughan asks as Miss Brenda Ebersole distributes papers to those seated in the back of the catetorium, The counselors annually administer a battery ot achievement tests for all seventh graders. Debbie lennings finds the art ot speaking before cz group a bit more ditticult, below, discovering that any small disturbance can distract most ot her audience in English class. Mr. Larry Nepiuk, Mrs, Mary lo Smith, Mrs. Barbara Cicchelli, Miss Kathleen Hendry, Mrs. Louise Vaillancourt. Mrs. Barbara Cicchelli Mrs. M ary .Io Smith, arts and crafts, art language arts, --Y social studies Miss Kathleen Hemi,-y Mrs. Louise Vaillancourt English, civics IUUC' ,age arts, social studies , ff Mr. Larry Nepjulc language arts, social studies classes I 25 5'

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Curriculum study will meet changing needs Something different for the teachers this year were district-Wide study groups. Once a month junior and senior high teachers in the some subject area got together to discuss their curriculum. By' evaluating the teaching of each subject from seventh through twelfth grades, their goal was to develop a more interesting pre- sentation of materials and prevent the repeti- tion in some areas year after vear. Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou? quotes Anne Simmons to Larry McCarrick. Sue Weber directs the scene in Mrs. Louise Vaillancourt's block class. Mzss Sandy Berridge Mrs. Marion Novess arts and crafts civics, journalism, yearbook Mzss Beverly Foco Mr. Mel Patterson civics mass media business typing, business math f 24!Q classes Typical of issues that concern today's youth are the Cindy Schwab, Bill Banks, Frank Biehl, and Sue mount on the bulletin board to illustrate some of resources for their group report in civics class. cl at Mr. Melvin Patterson, Miss Beverly Poco, Miss Sandy Ber- ridge, Mrs. Marion Novess.

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26' classes 3 w 1 Mrs. Norma Clark math, homemalcing, physical education Mrs. Carol Doeringer business typing Mr. Gerald Eichman physical education Mrs. Donna Hoefer math Mrs. Addie Lawrence language arts, social studies 'Mr. James Monlciewicz industrial arts, drafting Mr. Keith, Phillips industrial arts, metal shop MTS. S'Ll8l11L Poole language arts, social Astudies Mrs. Pat Sesvolcl math Mr Keith Phillips has a hearty handshake for Mrs. Carol Doeringer. New to the faculty, Mrs. Doe-ringer replaces Mr. Dale Allen who was dralted in December. Mrs. Norma Clark, Mrs. Addie Lawrence, Mrs. Donna Hoeter. , YA? -45.1. .xgqsi-4,. Y: ...Q 5.32 , . -:. .2 .' , , ' ijt, lg H... , 2, . - .. qpznlt -X1 , -, - - qi: ai 1 JL Er! s .li gfifg? LL 'tr i' 'T k ' - eil 5 W Zi es., - ' 'E-ftp ' ir 'J 7 fiieiiik 4 if 3?-.Fi YF 2 zgm- 2 ff f ,ii 1 Mr. Iames Monlciewicz, Mrs. Pal Sesvold, Mrs. Susan Poole Mr. Gerald Eichman.