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

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Business Helps Guide the Way Business courses play an im- portant role for everyone in careers after high school . One of the best icays to complete a career is to he connected with business departments. W ith the help of such people as Miss Cawrse, students can type their way to success. Mrs. Bieybuck also helps out in the typing department , as well as teaching classes in St. Clair. Mrs. Webb instructs students in ac- counting and business law. Guid- ing students to apply their skills in the office block class , is Mrs. Warner. The guidance counselors are also important at Marine City. They are , Mr. Scheel and Miss Kimmet. They take on the job of scheduling classes and helping seniors decide on a college. 22 Educators

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Running a high school office is not always easy , hut with the qualified people we have , daily procedures usually run quite smoothly. To keep Mr. Holla ' s schedule running , Mrs. Joyner , keeps track of scheduling and stu- dent correspondance. Mrs. Wes- trick orders all school supplies and is the bookkeeper in the office. Mrs. Faucher keeps the students on their toes by being in charge of attendance and detentions. Speaking of detentions , Mr. Wiinakainen has the sometimes rough job of tracking down stu- dents and giving them time after school. Mr. Holla is the main man in charge of keeping the staff straight. It seems that there is a first class office personnel at M.C.H.S.

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Mi 9 Kathryn Kim met points out score on a ACT test. Mr. David Sc heel shows Joanne ( arron her grade point average. Miss SondraCawrst • andJeri Lynn Hart take time out for a picture. Typing information into the computer is Mrs. Colleen Webb. Watching Erie Girders style of typing is Mrs. Datricia Hieybuck. Mrs. Joyce Warner uses an overhead projector to teach Kerrie Sharrow shorthand. 5 . 6 . M.C.H.S. 23