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

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The office at M.C.H.S. keeps the school on its feet. There are many jobs to be done every day and they do them very well. Bookkeeping, attendance, and assigning deten- tions are a few of the tasks per- formed. Mr. Ken Wingate joined the ad- ministration as principal of the High School. Formerly he headed the Junior High. Besides being helpful to everyone he is also an efficient leader. Mr. Stanley Wiinikainen retired in January after serving East China Schools for twenty-nine years as a Phys. Ed. Teacher, Coach, and As- sistant Principal. It ' s time to play golf and take a break from Busy working on Mr. Wingate ' s appoint- assigning detentions for Mr. StonJey men(s , s Mrs. Carol Joyner. Wiinikainen. Mrs. Joyce Wiinikainen is always there to help put on a bandage. M.C.H.S. 21

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What? A New Principal? 20 The Educators

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Adding Things up For A Great Future ' s ' ' - ' ■ v ‘ ;:r : s ’’ v ’ ’ M : ’■• ; ' ' Mrs Kuthrvn Kmuuet . ] • ' :■ ' .-? ' ■ jM .MiV- ' M v : ;l ■■■■ Taking a break from correcting papers is Mr. Gene Gunderson. The counselors are a very im- portant part of the staff. They are always there and ready to help with whatever they can. Choosing a career is a big step for all the students at M.C.H.S.for the variety of career choices keep growing each year. Mr. David Scheel and Miss Kathryn Kimmet are happy to point out student ' s talents , exp- lain how they may be used most effectively , and assist in choosing a suitable career. The new Apple Computers pro- vide information concerning col- lege costs, courses, and scholar- ship opportunities. The print outs assist the counselors and students in narrowing the colleges down to make the final selections. 22 The Educators