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

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. . . and Mathematics Mathematics classes include Math 9, Algebra Ii, solid geometry, and trigonometry. They are taught by Mrs. McCarron, Mr. Teichow, and Mr. Davidson. Math 9 or algebra is required of all freshmen. In plane geometry students learn axioms, definitions, and theorems. Algebra II is an extension of Algebra I. Solid geometry is a study of three dimen- sional objects Trig is the study of the basic functions of triangles. Mrs. McCarron Who’s Euclid? Algebra students puzzle? Where is everybody? Mr. Teichow Mr. Teichow gives his help. 9

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Mr. Bartow Sciences The science courses at MCHS are general science, biology, chemistry, advanced chemistry, and physics They are taught by Mr. Newcombe, Mr. Riley, and Mr Teichow. General science gives a general back- ground in science. Biology is the study of living things, chem- istry is the science dealing with matter and its changes, and physics is the science dealing with energy and the transforma- tions of it. Mr. Riley Mr. Riley is demonstrating for some physics students. Biology students in the greenhouse. 8

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Miss Brown Languages . . . The language department consists of two basic sections: English and Spanish. The English classes are English 9, English 10, English 11, and English 12. The English teachers are Miss Brown, Miss Cawrse, Mr. Plummer, and Mr. Reed. There are two Spanish classes, Spanish I and Spanish II, which are taught by Mr. Chamberlain. After two years of Spanish, a student will be able to read and speak Spanish. Ninth graders study hard. Doesn ' t anyone know? Tenth grade students at work. 10