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

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New Dimensions in English Mr. Joseph Pavlov is quickly discovering that the jobs of a first year teacher are never finished. Right, Mr. Pavlov is checking through the journals his students compile daily. Mr. Garey Harvey, be- low, finds that putting on plays such as “Jack and the Giant” isn’t always as easy as it looks.

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Pythagoras to Protons Our Science and Math department has always been a de- partment to be proud of. Mr. George Newcomb (opposite up- per left) uses drawings to explain the anatomy of an earth- worm to his Biology 1 students. Mrs. Mary Harris (opposite lower left) and Mr. Wayne Ferriby (opposite lower right) ex- plain to their 9th grade Physical Science students, the differ- ence between the weight and mass of an object. Last year the Science department began a new teaching method of Physics. With the help of Mr. James Olde (above) the activities seem more like games than classroom experi- ments. Taking a break from his Advanced Math lecture, Mr. Gene Gunderson (above right) gazes at the confused faces of his students. Being a new member of this department, Mrs. Penny Burman (left) looks frustrated as she tries to explain per- cents and commission to her math class. 27

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This year a new dimension has been added in the English Department. Juniors and Seniors have the option of choosing from fourteen different classes. Mr. Walker Archer, above left, in his natural habitat, the classroom, is caught explaining an important point in Journalism. Mrs. Grace Zapel, above right, gives her students a look of approval as they complete their daily assignments. Below, Mr. Anthony Cavis is in the process of explaining the theme of a short story to his sixth hour Lit. Comp. I class. 29