Marysville High School - Viking Yearbook (Marysville, MI)

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ords are Spoken in an Ways A new face to the Marysville High faculty this year was Miss Arno, who taught first year French and Spanish. She earned her B.A. degree at Western Michigan University. Miss Arno was also an advisor of the Class of 1973. Parlez-vous francais? Buenos Dias! First and second year Spanish were taught by Miss Vivian. She attended Olivet College, where she earned her B.A. degree, and the University of Michigan, where she received her Master of Arts degree. Miss Vivian also taught the journalism class, directed the Amplifier staff, and advised the Quill and Scroll. She was an advisor for the Class of '7O. W. 3 -Q-

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Would you like to bet on that?,' was an expres- sion overheard in Mr. MacDonald's 9th and 12th grade English classes. He started teach- ing after receiving his Bachelor of Philosophy degree at the University of Detroit, where he ma- jored in English and his- tory. Mr. MacDonald was also the chief advisor for the 12th grade. New to the staff this year was Mr. Patterson, who taught 10th grade English. He attended Central Michigan Univer- sity where he majored in English and received his B.S. degree in education. Mr. Patterson was Junior Varsity football coach and also this year's swim- ming coach in addition to being a 10th grade ad- visor. Being assistant Varsity football coach is a big job in Marysville, but Mr. Houck managed it along with his 9th, 10th, and llth grade English classes. He attended Western Michigan Univer- sity where he majored in English and minored in physical education. This year Mr. Houck was also the Varsity baseball coach and an advisor for the 9th grade class. H.. X 'x 5 , X,,,..... Along with her llth grade English classes, this year Mrs. Bellow had a yearbook class. She also advised the Viking staff after school. Mrs. Bellow received her B.S. degree from Eastern Michigan University where she ma- jored in English. In addi- tion, she was the 10th grade co-ordinator. 4 3 5

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l Tomorrow's artists are influenced by today's art teacher. Mrs. McCall has influenced close to one hundred students in her five art classes this year. She attended college at Eastem Michigan University where she re- ceived a Bachelor of Science degree. She majored in art and her minors are history and industrial art. Mrs. McCall advised the Art Club, F.T.A. and the Senior class this year. Would you like to read a good book? See Mrs. Gorhamg she will know where to find it. Mrs. Gorham, our librarian, attended Central Michi- gan University where she eamed a Bachelor of Science degree. She ma- jored in English and library science while minoring in history. Mrs. Gor- ham was an advisor of the National Honor Society and the Junior class during the 1969-70 school year. Where Would Man