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

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With all the homeowrk and studying for tests these days, we really don ' t have enough time anymore to figure out new schedules. When we come up with a problem similar to this one, Miss Katherine Kimmett and Mr. Gareth McNabb can really take the tension off. Pretty soon most of us will start to think about college. We can’t just play eenie meenie minie moe on the map. Our terrific counselors specialize in help’’. So if you’re really rackin’ your brain planning a new schedule for next fall, and it won ’t work, talk it over with either Miss Kimmett or Mr. McNabb. You ’ll find it a lot easier on your nerves. “Help is on the Way!

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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.

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1. Mr. McNabb discusses Ann Hilferink ' s future with her. 2. “But Mr. Findley, you told me to use THIS book, ” states Clarence Vogler. 3. Miss Cawrse points out some fob opportunities to Joe Griffor. 4. Mrs. Green hides all the good books in the magazine room for herself. 5. Miss Kimmett finds the time to take a deep breath and smile, even though she still has all the deficiency reports to file. 6. Mr. Hilferink calls the bowling alley and orders a large pizza with everything but ham. 29