Marlington High School - Scenario Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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Teachers Stress lVlath in Everyday Life This year the mathematics teachers stressed the great signifigance of math in everyday life and actual situations. The goal of the mathematics teacher was not to have the student memorize his work for the day, but to give this student the basic knowledge for attaining further application and understanding. The teachers were constantly building around material already known to the student. lVIr. Carlos Mason and lVlr. Robert Davis, teaching the basic fundamentals of math, set the knowledge in motion. As students progressed further, lVlr. James Sabin and lVlr. Larry lVlarazza introduced the technique of new algebra. In the third stage of learning, lVlrs. Elda lVleese taught geometry and advanced math. For stu- dents who found a particular liking in mathematics or those who found their future's leaning toward this field, lVlr. Robert Moore helped the students achieve the further knowledge they needed in advanced math and Algebra ll. No matter what the students' futures held for them, their knowledge of math, no matter how great or small, will be a part of them. Robert Davis Mathematics, 9th Basketball Coach, Asst. Football Coach

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History Probes Past, Present, and Future James Turner Social Studies, 8th Basketball Coach sir' ,.', 2' I! sf f .if History, the ever increasing art of man, is contin- ually growing. Thus, the teachers stressed this subject greatly. Moments of the past were re-built, torn down, discussed and analyzed so that the student might con- sume the infinite knowledge of mind ages ago. Special techniques, such as: films, lectures, debates, and topic discussions, were used to probe students' minds, to obtain insight of past experiences, and bring into being the association of the past, present, and future. Teachers in charge of this department teach various types of history and other subjects. lVlr. James Turner, eighth grade socialstudies, lVlr.,William Radd, driver education and eighth grade social studies, lVlr. Richard Hickerson, eighth grade social studies and American government, lVlr. Paul Keller, American history and debate, lVlr. Howard Kitzmiller, psychol- Q Lynn Sch noke ogy, sociology, and American government, lVlr. James Leedy, American history and current history, lVlrs. Lynn Schnoke, world history, American government and world geography, and lVlr. Roger Schnoke, American government and world history. Social Studies, 8th and 9th Cheerleader Coach William Radd Roger Schnoke Social S tudies, Drivers Education Social Studies, Basketball Coach

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'99 0 Larry Nlarazza James Sabin Mathematics, Cross Country Coach Mathematics, Reserve Basketball Coach, Asst, Football Coach i we Elda Nleese Mathematics, Dept. Chr., National Honor Society Sponsor 29 ! ' 2