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

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Basic Tools and Politics Adapt to Students ' Needs The Social Studies Department is helping students be- come aware of their responsibilities of adulthood. Current Affairs, taught by Mr. Don Chamberlain, above, is a new class which also helps students to become aware of what is going on around them. Lower right, Mr. Goldwin Smith explains to his American History class about the world of yesterday and today. Making use of A.V. materials such as film strips add to the interesting lectures of Mr. Charles Homberg. 28

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Helping students adjust to office life is the main objective of the business depart- ment. These courses are very helpful to students looking for jobs in today’s world. Far left, Mr. Peter Findley dis- cusses a puzzling question with his re- tailing class while, center, Mr. Elery Horning checks out Mary Rzoncas’ typing skills. Making one final try to get a passing grade from Miss Sondra Cawrse, lower left, seems an impossible chore for Connie Campbell. Reading aloud to her retailing class is, upper right, Mrs. Virginia Billings. Lower right, Mrs. Florence Joachim points out an error in Kim LaMees’ shorthand. 27

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The Industrial Arts Department provides a desire for students to advance themselves in vocational fields. Above right, students find that the drill press is one of the many machines used in Mr. Kenneth Wingate’s shop. Upper left, Mr. Clayton Felmming enjoys helping a student with his drawing. Trying to debate between passing, or failing, Op- posite right, Mr. Fred Connors puts serious thought into grading papers.