Marine City High School - Mariner Yearbook (Marine City, MI)

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! IHt Hi XU IT OUT Marine City has an excellent math curriculum ransing from Algebra to the more advanced Trigonometry and Calculus clas- ses. Students learn the meaning of terms like sines, cosines and vectors. These advanced clas- ses give them a head start on their college studies. We also have a very good physical education program in- cluding General P.E. which fo- cuses mainly on participation. The more difficult weight train- ing is directed towards the sports-minded students. The students learn different meth- ods of weight training such as,- curling, benching, and free weights which help keep them in shape. Our English curriculum in- cludes classes of American and Western Literature as well as Novels and Short Stories. It also has reading classes for reading improvement. TOP: Mrs. Christy brightens up her Ameri- can Literature Class. ABOVE: Mrs. Stanulis helps develop reading skills with her students. TOP: Mr. Walker is a welcome addition to the math faculty. ABOVE: Drop and give me twenty, says Tony Scarcelli. ABOVE: Welcome to in-house , says Mr. Miller.

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ABOVE: Singing a few notes is our chorus teacher, Miss Schneider, ABOVE: Taking time out to smile for the camera is our art teacher, Mr.Cilluffo. ABOVE RIGHT: Checking the dimensions of Marty Emmon s wood shop project is Mr. Bobowski. ABOVE: Home economics teacher, Mrs Grebik, takes time out to enjoy a snack between classes. LEFT: Explaining the beat of the music is our new band director, Mr. Decker. Educators 23

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ABOVE: “Difficult ' ' is the way to de- scribe Mr. Gunderson ' s math class. ABOVE: Mrs. Ralston ' s gym class is a TOP: Mr. Cavis happily comments on a welcome relief to the school day. recent test. MIDDLE: Mr. Harvey discusses Western Literature with his class. ABOVE: Mrs. Drews takes a break from her Algebra 2 Class. Educators