Marshall High School - Marshallonian Yearbook (Marshall, IL)

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Guidance Proves Aid To Student Decisions Tough academic decisions often face MHS students Counselors attempt to aid in this decision making process, by providing school and Job information. we 'S , , N. If , sh 2 X, ' QV ff X l M f . . 5, , A ! f M 9 f I O Z 'S 1 f

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i .sk Theory, Practice Join In Math And Science Frorn the simple task of balancing a check book, to cornplex chernistry forrnulas, math and science classes at Marshall l-ligh put to- gether 'theory and practice situations to give students a useful insight to these subjects. Physical Science and Biology provide the ba- sics in science, while Clheiidistry and Physics offer studies for advanced pupils. MHS stu- dents are also offered a wide range of nciath courses, from Practical lvlath, to higher work of Geonaetry, Algebra and Trigonornetry. e. Bob Morris combines math teaching with many other extracur- ricular activities. f. Emma Gardner discusses life processes in Biology class. g. Gene Hurst teaches practical math skills. h. Donna Gulitz leads a student research group in Chemistry class. i, David Enkoff answers a question concerning geometry. 1 h. WN.: