Marlette High School - Scribe Yearbook (Marlette, MI)

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UNB af emafzcs At the blackboard Laurel Stevens is drawing a circle, Madelyn Heeney's hands are working with the tools of geometry Qmpass, orotractor, straight edge and oencil and Anna Nae wahoski is scratching her head over a bulletin board puzzle Bob Ross, Lucille Prowse, and Vergil Steward preparing figures for oral proofs Inger Sorensen, Marjorie Hadloff,Joyce Brown,Lester Mack,Mary Chorba Anna Mae Wahoski anuAsta Sorensen are busy at their desks Wilma Fellows is Just dreaming geometry In the Algebra class oictures the students visible include fll Helen Ellis Gloria Landon,Judy Nizzola, Pat Gibson, Jean Hod e, Harry Allen, Hubert Griffin and C22 Onalee Jankowske, Jack Boegner, Muriel White, Jack Rice, John Nagy, and Marvin Jefsen Ida Mae Agar's hands hold the slide rule in advanced mathematics class High school mathematics courses in Marlette School include Algebra geom etry, advanced Algebra, solid geometry, and trlgonometry, and business arlthme tic The teachers in this field are John LaRue, Orin Temple, Dana Sudborough and Mahlon Herrick

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11' X Marjorie Landon Patrice Evans, Clyde Smith Charlotte McCready Vilma Fellows, Audrey Smith afin The Latin department of Marlstte High qchool consists of two sections' first and second year Latin. We do not as yet have an organization but these are several functions during the year which we carry out as a group. Our first public performance this year was in the form of an assembly entitled 'An Hour With the Musesu in which the entire group took part. Latin Week, celebrated by all the Latin groups in the state from April 13 to 17, brought our organization activities to a close. Features of this week included a day during which prospective Latin students for next year were given an opportunity to visit Latin classes so that they might become acquainted with the nature of class procedure and the type of work that is included in the Latin course. The Roman banquet, the most popular function of this department was carried out in true Roman fashion nab ovo usque ad malan. Attired in the latest styles of the Roman day the guests enjoyed a program of their own talent and a feast served by slaves at the customary low banquet table. Next year we hope to organize a Latin Club through which added apprecnnion of the language and customs of the Roman people may be acquired.

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