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

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Have you ever wanted to write a novel, or, be the greatest American poet? If so, M.C.H.S. has just the classes for you. For an exciting journey into Literature, take advan- tage of Mr. Cavis ' s or Mrs. Saph ' s Literature classes. For the people in need of help in writing style or for- mat, Mrs. Maki or Mr. Smith are the people for you to see. If you enjoy the more journalistic side of writing Mr. Cavis ' s Yearbook class is the place you seek. Maybe your more into reading than writing. Then Mr. Harvey ' s Novels class is just the thing for you. Mrs. Green has always had her hands full just being a Librarian. But this year she has been given the added responsibilities of taking care of the new computers. She sees that they get to there desig- nated areas each morning. She also supervises students during lunch while they get first hand experience on the computer. tnatsn uept m step im Them ' s 26 The Educators

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When most studen ts think of His- tory and Science, the first word that comes to mind is UGH ! However, the teachers at MCHS always manage to keep the students interested in their subjects. Mr. Chamberlain and his gang of artesians help seniors through the rigors of Government. Some students panic at the thought of having a history class but Mr. Homberg and Mr. Otis help to ease these nervous students minds. Explain Boyle ' s Law. What? You never heard of Boyle ' s Law? Just ask anyone from Mrs. Harris ' Chemistry class. Chemistry students learn ev- erything from atoms to zinc com- pounds. If chemical formulas aren ' t for you, try Biology class. Mr. New- combe and Mrs. Weins guide stu- dents through disection, osmosis and zoology.

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1 Mrs. Barbar Saph enjoys talking about the Shakesperian Era. 2. Resighting one of his favorite poems is Mr. Garey Harvey. 3. Mrs. Diane Maki greets her class everyday with a sly grin. 4 Mr. Goldwin Smith explains the differ- ence between first person and second person to Francie Welser. 4. Kris Fosgard looks on as Mr. Anthony Cavis explains the daily assignment to Kim Szymanski. 5. Robin Danis gets help from Mrs. Greene on her computer homework. 27 M.C.H.S