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Biology is the science of living things. It is studied vigorously by Sophomores. Shown here discussing the organs of a fish are Mary Kay Davidson and Diane Miller. Unlike solid geometry, which con- cerns many-sided objects, plane geometry is the treatment of one- sided objects. Lee Ann Simons is pictured here as she demonstrates a problem for the class. The study of solid geometry embraces the mathe- matics of objects with more than one side. Pictured here are Jerry Foster and Alan Bulgrin discussing one such problem. Today we live in a highly scientific world where the greatest emphasis is placed upon an adequate knowledge in the fields of science and mathematics. Marine City High, not to fall behind the rest of the nation, includes in its curric- ulum the following science and math courses : Algebra I and II, Geometry, Trig, Solid Geometry, General Science, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics.
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Jo Ellen Barton is pictured in a Junior English class reading from the READER’S DIGEST. This magazine is required reading in the Junior English classes to pro- mote magazine reading. It seems that no one quite appre- ciates the library until it comes time for the Senior English term paper to be written. It is in this room that the Seniors hunt up material to be used in this all important piece of informative writing. Sally Hill is pictured here as she takes a break from her quest for information. SILAS MARNE R, the novel of the life of a poor linen weaver, is the reading project in Sopho- more English classes. Shown here doing a little outside studying of the main character of the novel are Suzanne Westbrook and Carol Draves.
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Science An exciting part of chemistry is experimenting to discover the make-up of our world. Shown here in a typical experiment are Norman Franks, Barbara Flem- ming, Frank Forsyth, and Marie Chitti. Mr. Newcombe General Science Biology Mathematics Mrs. McCarron Algebra I Geometry Mr. Teichow Chemistry Algebra II Advanced Math Physics
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