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

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• 1. The globe assists Mrs. Margaret Ralston in showing Richard Warrack the various battle sites of the Civil War. 2. Mr. Don Chamberlain goes over a few terms with his Sociology class. 3. Mr. Stanley Wiinikainen demonstrates the accuracy of underhand serves to Pat Chartier. 4. American History is one of Mr. Charles Homberg’s favorite subjects on which to elaborate. 5. Bill Musial finds that pushups are Mr. Gerald Warkentien ' s way of dealing with tardies. , ■ 18 Educators

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I I I I I The Language of Life i i i l i r - i From Shakespeare to term papers is what Mr. Garey Harvey’s classes include. He is certainly one to keep the students going in work and humor. Using proper grammar is Mr. Walker Archer’s concern. Practical English, Language Skills, and Speech are his grammar classes. Now what’s the different between a direct and an indirect object again? How do I find a prepositional phrase? Mrs. Jewell Green hears such questions time after time in her sophomore English classes. English isn’t the only language of life. The language and culture of the Spanish world are taught by Miss Kathy Clyne. Mrs. Carol Klemmor is in her 2nd year at M.C.H.S. educating our students in Adjusted Studies. i. J M.C.H.S. 17

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Society in | 1 These Days? 1 These days, who knows what kind of shape society is in? It is a difficult question to answer. In fact, the whole idea can be interpreted into two entirely different meanings. On one hand, it is a question of inflation, unemployment, and the energy crisis. To learn more about this side of the s tory, Mr. Don Chamberlain’s Sociology and Government classes ought to help broaden the outlook. To find out what shape society used to be in, check out one of Mr. Charles Homberg’s history classes. On the other hand, it is a question of physical fitness and health. Mr. Gerald Warkentien and Mr. Stanley Wiinikainen try their best to get the students of M.C.H.S. in good physical shape with their variety of Phys. Ed. classes. But, to get the most thorough answer ask Mrs. Margaret Ralston because she has both Phys. Ed. and history classes.