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

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, inn- un nn nu nnfnn--un nu nn nn In Y auf - 1923, THE ZIIARINER Il IIII llll 1 9 2 OUR TEACHERS PEARL XVARNER-BERNICE STARR .Mid Thoinfvson, the Sujverintendent here, 1s doing his best to keep things e1ear. faift you find llilllip Just 1oo1e ar0unc1,' 1fVith some Boy Scouts, he's sure to be found. To 1117. Pieree, we a'ef1ieate this b001?,' In se11oo1, we see hiin wherever 'we look, Ana' he a12ways says when we go to e1ass, 'fPiek uf the f1oor before you pass. Miss Hanford is fond of giving an e.1'a1u, Though she'swi11ing to 1101117 us a11 she C'ClllY,' But if someone fails to do his part, She says, Remain,-the rest a'efiart. ' Now if you have a book overdrawn, You'e1 better get it in before Iong, For in f1.S'.S'0llll71j', 1ibrary, or 11a11, Your book! 1Ll'iss Travis is bound to ea11. 1L1r. Hanks, who is quite sedate, fs teaching students to debate. If you have ever heara' 1zin1 talk You'11 agree 11is stucients should never ba1k. Now, Jlfrs. Pieree we inust profess, Of a11 things she Iikes seienee best. C'h1orofornzing eats is her c1e1ight,' fSo1ne students think it a perfect fright.j One of the teachers is quite sub1inze,' She insists t1zat students get to e1ass on tizne. Her nanze is Miss MUSOIZY. our teacher nzost b1est, She teaehes us whielz foods are the best. Miss Hanson, you know, is not very ta11, And believes in having fun with a11,' In Coininereial work, she is nonjiareii Her students are busy from the tap of the be11. U'hat! 1Wr. Russe11, ana' in a 1zust1e! Does anyone wonder why? Lest you forget, he's a bridegroonz yet, And at tinzes Geoinetry's dry. Page Nine