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Top Left: Mrs. Diane Gerson — Guidance Coun- selor. Top Middle: Mr. Jerry Giroir — Visiting Teacher. Above: Ms. Vivian Chisolm — French I and II, Drama I, Mass Media II and III. Left: Mr. Jim Sikora — Earth Space Science, Physical Science, Team Sports I and II, Physical Ed., Varsity Bas- ketball Coach. Bottom Left: Mr. Bruce King — Comp. Programming, Occupational Specialist. Bottom Right: Mrs.Linda Hale — Reading, Lan- guage Arts, Journalism. FACULTY 17
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Top Left: Mr. George Reynolds — Fund. Math I and II, Math. Top Middle: Mr. Dennis Doll — Biology, Weight Training, Life Management Skills, Asst. Varsity Football Coach. Top Right: Mr. jim Keeney — Cont. History, Economics, American Government, Law Studies, JV Football Coach. Above: Mr. Ralph Gentry — Off. Procedures, Typ- ing I and II, Accounting, Asst. Varsity Football Coach. Middle: Mr. Michael Carl — Auto Mech., Science. Right Middle: Mr. Jay Parales — Band, Guitar, Chorus. Right: Cafeteria Staff and Cus- todian. 16 FACULTY
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It's boring ... but (like itr Most people seem to think that big cities offer all the advantages and that small towns have nothing to offer. Maratnon Middle School's seventh graders would have disagreed with that. One advantage of having such a small school was that teachers were able to give more individual attention to their students. That special attention was one of the reasons why the seventh graders enjoyed their science class so much. On weekends they spent their time enjoying their favorite water sports, hydrosliding and snorkeling. After school the average seventh grader was found working or watching Alf and Growing Pains on TV. Although the seventh grade class was the youngest group on the Marathon campus, the majority of the seventh graders felt no peer pressure from the upperclassmen. All of the seventh graders agreed that middle school was a definite step up from elementary school. Evonne Flint, Tonya Grieser and Christina Hand enjoy some free time during lunch. 18 7th GRADE Bailey, Skye Baker, Marcus Barney, Chad Bessemer, Ryan Bibb, Robert Blevins, Joshua Britt, Charles Broche, Hector Companioni, Argelio Coxon, Thomas Creech, Melissa Cristini, Bridget
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