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

Page 30 text:

1. It ' s cool to erase boards. Mr. Archer tells Bill Ward. 2. Can ' t we just watch the movie? Charlene Me Niff asks Mr. Cavis. 3. Ixirry Beaker, Laurie Beattie and Nancy Bolt hope Mr. Harvey will pick them to read the leading parts in MacBeth. 4. Mr. Pavlov agrees even he couldn’t do a better job. as Steve Furtaw reads to the class the pleasures of English. 5. “ Wait until I’m out of the way, ” Miss Lownsbury tells Kathy Bums and Mary Ann James before she drops the puck. 6. “It’s so easy to be a star, says Mr. Wiinikainen. 26 The Educators

Page 29 text:

1. Mrs. Harris lets Wendy KeOehan and Tony DeWitt figure out for themselves that an empty beaker can not weigh three pounds. 2. Now watch carefully, Mr. Newcombe, replies Todd Beckett, in order for the film to run properly, 1st, you must put it in this tittle hole, then ...” 3. Miss Langtry smiles and says. “You ' re right, the instant IS better than the fresh perk. ” 4. Miss Radtke discusses with Doreen Grote the importance of staying healthy. 5. Mr. Vantiem shows Margaret Rhodeman different styles of writing. 25

Page 31 text:

You’ve Never Heard It So Good The English department at M.C.H.S. tries to get students to use their minds creatively. The assignments vary from speeches on drug abuse to term papers on football to debates on smoking. Class discussions play a major role in our English courses. They help to bring out students thoughts in a more informal way. A subject such as Drama takes more than just memorization. A large part of the requirement is you, the student, in front of the class acting out a role. Physical Education breaks the repetition of sitting in a classroom. Hard work and fun blend together. Hockey, volleyball, basketball and badminton are just a few activities students participate in while in the gym.