Markleville High School - Arabian Yearbook (Markleville, IN)

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English and Math- qggmgtq,ws25mmfeLg2l,f1 f.f- i, my-f--Q .M Mn...-.N ,,.,, ,. ,, Ms ,MW ,.,,..,, W.. Mrs. Niequist seriously discusses with her class the use of English. Keith Poteet asks Mrs. Niequist for some helpful information. Because any person's ability to read the printed page, to understand another's ideas, to express his own thoughts, and to communi- cate with other members of society is re- stricted by his knowledge and use of his own language, the English department's primary purpose is the development of these basic skills in each individual student to the limit of his potential. To a noble ambition for each student--a blending of essential skills with an under- standing of himself and his fellow man through a complete study of the English language in all its various aspects--the Markleville English department is dedicated.

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Linda Hackleman Alan Heath Tom Heath Mike Hileman Ray Hinchman Twyana Hineman Bonita Keigley Steve King Terry King Ann Kline Linda Lane Marsha McNally Charles McNew Gregory Marshall Martin Minton Darlene Morton John Mullins Phil Mullins Sharon Mullens Diana Nelson Gary Osenbaugh Dave Padgett Cheryle Passwater William Perkins Barbara Phillips Debra Randolph Bernard Raper Eddie Reeves Veronica Salyer Kathy Shaw Mary Simmermon Reba Sisson J eanetta Smith Paul Smith Steve Smith Randy Stoops Sheila Tovsmsend Ricky Truman Lanie Walker Joan Walters Jim Webb Connie Williams t.-'. ..AfX , ss Lf l at P X ,X I I . O 9 .4 -W ,KS ' , Q, ai' i .1 ' -K L' Sig i wi E f v f if it ,:,- an , 4 ' l 5 A 1 x W all al . ' K ' 'A , -2 Si a S-' i Y 1 Q25 X - V y M . .eq ,.- i K K X ,gf ,gk gg K A 5, -1 'Z xl ,L MW' ,Zi if 1 R X 'za -sm. -- I or 6, l- 'Ev Q W S 1 M f J 2 K . Y ' A Z l.m.Q ,.., .l U il - fi- m' his F, .ga YZ- X wtf, X 1 it , :K 4 Tl , A K K A 4,., . EZ. gl ,- , I, .mir I T ... V, .l.f -nf -, , Y by v T 11 A NX 'rx a ,.?F45!.59 la Kia'-iia . H. dt,, t X ff W .i', Q gk Q ' v 5

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heritage and future Jim Surface listens attentively to instructions given by Miss Birkinbine in geometry. Whether we are counting minutes left in the day or the amount of money we need for the week- end, we cannot escape using math in our day to day life. To meet the challenges that are set be- fore us to solve, we seem to come across again and again the basic math we learn from the very beginning. For those showing special ability and inter- est, M. H. S. offered an advanced math program including classes in algebra I and II, plane geo- metry, trigonometry and senior math, and college math. Our mathematics department here at Markle- ville, is headed by two very capable teachers-- Miss Birkinbine and Mr. Markle. These two per- sons have done much to further the interest in math and better the students here at Markleville. 441' ir. The fundamentals of math seem fascinating to Debbie Stohler. Mr. Markle explains an algebra problem while Phil Mullins looks on.