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

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1. Mrs. Ann Westrick s urns up this weeks M and M sales. 2. Mrs. Donna Faucher practices using the Xerox machine. 3. Helping with attendance is Mrs. Carol Joyner. 4. Mr. Stanley Wiinikainen smiles wic- kedly as he assigns detention to Bill Brazell. 5. Ordering more medical supplies for the school is one of the jobs of nurse Mrs. Joyce Winnikainen. 6. Mr. Robert Bolla demonstrates his M.C.H.S. spirit.

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H AT The Educators There is a very special group of people here at MCHS who we call the educators on their way up with better materials and the best courses offered here since MCHS started over Vi a century ago . Some of the new additions to our curriculum this year were Advanced Computer Programming , Advanced Sci- ence , and French II. Hut our educators do more than just give us the facts. They are very dedicated people who devote each day to prepare us for our future lives outside of Marine City High School. M.C.H.S. 19

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Office Keeps Students In Line For a school to run smoothly one needs an efficient office staff like the one at M.C.H.S. Mr. Bolla, principal, has many duties such as organizing parent teacher conferences, helping teachers with daily problems, and taking care of serious student problems. The ladies in the office Mrs. Westrick, the bookeeper; Mrs. Faucher, an administrative aide: and Mrs. Joyner, Mr. Bolla ' s sec- retary, all perform various duties. Including fourth Friday count, keeping track of financial ac- counts, and maintaining atten- dance. Mr. Wiinikainen, assistant principal, is in charge of atten- dance, assigning detention, and taking care of truancy. He is also the athletic director. Mrs. Wiinikainen has a great responsibility as school nurse. She is the nurse for all of East China Schools, and also in charge of all immunization records for every school. 5 .