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

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Another type of student aides are Boys and Girls Gym Aides. These gym aides have many duties. They assist the gym teachers in many Ways, such as taking roll, keeping score and referreeing games. The teach- ers are not the only ones they help. They encourage students to get involved in activities, and also help the students to improve their abilities in sports. A gym aide also helps the students to gain knowledge about the rules and regulations of all the sports they partici- pate in. FIRST ROW: Mike Rossetto, Bill Forge, Don Evans, Tom Hepburn, Dennis Ladouceur, Brian Burk, Ward Miller, Randy Morse, Daryl Frick, Mark Jakel, John Oliver, Larry Needham, Jo Mary Burgdorf, Diane Tersigni. SECOND ROW: John Drudge, Tom Richman, Dan Ashby, Tom Daugherty, Dale Ricksger, Robyn Stout, Jim Essiambre, Don Roehl, Dan Rogers, Dan Pemberton, Mike Conarty, Bill Wiltfang, John Phelps, Kirk Spring, Dan Schaar. THIRD ROW: Al Embry, Mike Richman, Al Motzny, Bill Holden, Joe Sutherland, Kendall Turnbull, Scott Woodhull, Terry Howard, Bob Thorton, Garry Farris, Jeff Stanley, Don Hirn, Earl Waterman, Mike Trevino. 27

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Aiding Future Athletes FRONT ROW: Sue Booth, DeNiel Lamson, Sue Overall, Debbie Felice, Holly Powers, Debbie Christie. SECOND ROW: Jan Rogers, Kelly Schultz, Kim Billette, Sue Maiers, Donna Scrivner, Shawn Miller, Sharon Davis, Lynn Roberts, Heather Coats. THIRD ROW: Leslie Sizemore, Joy Murray, Kathy Vogel, Debbie Demino, Sandy Stepanski, Terry Allard, Nora Tallenger, Robin Bedford, Patti Fisher, Debbie Moore, Kathy Herron, Martha Beeman, Nancy Beal, Sophie Pantelides. Advice from an old pro. 'Ns Ns. R L 7

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Red Cross Has A Heart ' , , RED CROSS. FRONT ROW: Terry Howard, Denise Solheim, Christy Walker, Tim Rochon, Marcia Meyers. BACK ROW: Kathy Boyd, Wendy Ingram. The Red Cross groups at Mason are interested in helping other people. The ninth grade group, spon- sored by Mr. Duffield Vaughn, did this by visiting the childrenis ward at Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital during Halloween, Christmas, Easter, and by partici- pating in the Red Cross Mock Airline Disaster, along with approximately one hundred other Oakland County residents. They also attended various meet- ings in Detroit and Pontiac. Mrs. Valliancourt super- vised the seventh and eighth grade Red Cross groups in making valentines and gifts for people in convalescent homes and hospitals. BELOW: Red Cross members make valentine treats for resi- dents of convalescent homes.