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

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Atoms Make History by Law 1. Mr. Tim Carlson flashes a smile while reciting the daily assignment. 2. Pointing out the state of Pennsylvania to Kathleen Beattie is Mr. Charles Hom- berg. 3. Karen Cramer watches intently as Mrs. Mary Harris demonstrates the proper usage of test tubes. 4. Mrs. Maryanne Weins supervises an ex- periment being done by Jerry Creib and Greg Schulte. 5. Julie Brettin listens intently as Mr. Don Chamberlain explains the structure of City Goi emment. 22 The Educators 4 .

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. 4 M.C.H.S. the English depart- ment plays a very important role in teaching students proper speaking and icriting skills . Mr. Cavis who spends a majority of his time breaking in sophomores also is advisor of the yearbook staff. Students interested in W estern Literature or Composition enjoyed Mr. Harvey s classes. He also pre- pares students in the area of ad- vanced writing skills. Mrs. Christy, who recently was a teacher at Belle River Elementary School, returned from a years ab- sence, to see her sophomores graduate. She taught Novels and American Literature. Mr. Pas - quant onions class gave English Workshop students a chance to write a journal. He also taught Speech, and an American History class. Mrs. LaMirand ' s Spanish class gave students a chance to widen their vocabulary and also learn Spanish culture, literature and proper speaking and writing skills in Spanish. Another new addition to M.C.H.S. was Miss Gustavison ' s French class. In this class students learned many things about the French culture. In addition they participated in dictees and orales and cooked French crepes.

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TP What is Paradichorbenzene? Being a student in Mrs . Harris ' or Mrs. H eins ' science classes icould provide the answers to questions such as this. During the course of the year . student learned every- thing from lighting a bunsen burner to the awesome task of dis- secting a frog. This year MCHS girls found a new species to study. Mr. Carlson, a graduate of Kalamazoo College. In addition to teaching life science and biology, he also enjoyed his first year coaching the freshman foot- ball team. In American Studies Mr. Dum- ber g taught a bright new crowd of Juniors. These Juniors had the op- portunity to study various cultures and backgrounds that helped make America what it is today. Mr. Chamberlain adopted another wild and crazy crew of Seniors for his government classes. He was able to set up many infor- mative and interesting events to make Government easier to under- stand. He provided visits to Teen Court where students got a chance to serve on a jury. Also, with the election year at hand, his students were provided with a trip to the Guy Center to learn the correct voting prot ' edures. M.C.H.S. 23