Marina High School - Ragnarok Yearbook (Huntington Beach, CA)

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f Warum nicht auf Deutsch? Sic transit gloria mundi? Donde esta el cuarto de bano? Sounds intriguing, huh? If you're looking in the direction of understand- ing any of these sayings, the Language Department can put you on the right track. With such fun ideas as the Latin Banquet, the October Fest, and the Spanish fete in Olverra Streets, foreign languages does not just provide gram- mars and homework, anymore. The teachers behind this department hope to bring interesting and yet informative backgrounds of the language their stu- dents are studying. But the rewards, and benefits of studying a foreign lan- guage are turning more students toward wanting to study a language. Studying a foreign language helps you to extend your vocabulary to a wider range, and it helps you in future occupations where a foreign language is required. The depart- ment brought many advantages to the students, and they have enjoyed the subject of a foreign language more of- ten, now as the year increases. , . 5 ,, .,,, mm W., M, ,,,..., .. ,ff .fr 1 ft., Academics Cynthia Allen F A .-Qffig.. . M , :V is Phyllis Chiri Raul Contreras i Lynn Harding Lee Johnston Josiane Karlsson Q ., 'S . ,, .M .... -- , NNN8 swiss gs is Ns ji fi Q... ss- HTUN ix K X x 1, Q sg Q x L sw 1 ,wg gi I .ME Q S T, , ' - 1 .SM gl N, .... wr X Q ,tt X ji' er xx Q55 K qi Q Oh gosh I just love to pose for the camera 246 Foreign Language Mx You really don't know why you got an 'F' on this test? ' Foreign Language

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l i , Algebra, Geometry Trigonometry, Math Analysis, and Calculus. lf any of these subjects sound familiar, then you have crossed into the paths of the Math Department. With a fine staff behind it, the purpose of the math department is to prepare the students for the future. Whether the future means college or practical living. Math at Marina has been one of its strongest subjects. Prob- ably the most obvious reasons as Mr. Manemann puts it, that it is a Neces- sary tool for the science industry and profession. lf a man advances in tech- nology, his math should also advance at the same time. Man's destiny is to know and to learn the unknown. Haven't the students at Marina been proven it in all these years. Can everybody see the bear? Academics z at , ',' f - r Y 1, David Armstrong Robert Brouhle Ronald Byrd if . H is , 3 4 'X 21 ,,,......,..w-' ,,, A .-. ,. ' 'ffl' . :..f V A , , ' f,,,,M'ifffIuc'55 . wr -'W V f mf M f Oh, my! What is that cone doing on my desk? Robert Dawdy Eleth Fields 248 Mathematics Mathematlcs Larry Doyle Andrew Donegan Robert Duesler