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

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Students in Mr. BobowskVs wood shop class learn many techniques in the building trade. Some of the class projects are a paper towel hol- der. match box holder . and a corner shelf. The advanced class has the opportunity to choose their own projects. Some of these include building desks, tables, lamps or shelfs. Metal shop, which is taught by Mr. l)u Hois allows students to learn how to do carious metal works such as welding, casting and the basic workings of the drill press and the metal lathe. Miss Bast inn. director of the high school band, prepares students for performing in concerts and at half time shows during football season. Chorus is becoming an important part of high school curriculum. Miss Schneider has helped put the chorus back into the spotlight by having them perform with the band. Mrs. Ralston and Mr. Warken- tien lead the gym classes in their daily activities which include bas- ketball. football and volleyball. Also this year swimming became another part of gym class activities. The students learn to swim the backstroke, diving and play water games. 3 . 4 . 28 The Educators

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If students plan on moving into the industrial world . Mr. Flem- ming ' s drafting classes are a great deal of help. Students learn not only how to draw , but how to read mechanical drawings as well. His classes also develop individual thinking on the part of the student. One new class this gear is Mr. Irvin s architectural drawing class. Students learn how to design and plan modern city residences. In Mr. Cilluffo’s art class , stu- dents experience projects such as silk screening . air brushing, and oil painting . Much of the art work of Marine City has been exhibited in art shows. One of the best changes this year was the Canteen Catering system. Students were much happier with more choices of lunches at cheaper prices. Mariners noticed a difference when school started , the whole school was painted! Who did this tremendous job? It was the day and night custodians. They also spend a lot of time sweeping the halls , keep- ing students warm, and making needed necessary repairs 3 . M.C.H.S. 27

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Grinding, Running and Performing 1. Mrs. Margaret Ralston patiently de- monstrates the basic techniques of vol- leyball to Gary Mabry. 2. Showing the proper methods of sen ing to Kim Achetz and Keith Kammer is Mr. Gerald Warkentien. 3. Miss Jean Hastian directs the flute sec- tion with enthusiasm. 4. Dan Kammer and Greg Pawlak get assis- tance from Mr. Richard Robowski while clamping the leg on a table. 5. Lisa Currier and Miss Linda Schneider smile over their choice of music for the W inter Concert. 6. Mr. Dave DuRois carefully watches over Glen Faucher as he Finishes his project. 5 .