Marshall High School - Maverick Yearbook (Marshall, TX)

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Math - It Reallg Counts! Working problem after problem. You get kind of tired of it, but you've got to keep at it. Living at the blackboard, oh, it can become a drag. But who else gets to use up all of the chalk in the school? And don't forget the pencil erasers. You buy a new pencil everyday iust to use the eraser up and bite holes into it when you can't get the right answer. Oh, and how about having twenty problems to work on an hour long test and guess what, you only work one. There goes a bad grade on the grade book. And then, the grades begin to add up. To what? To nothing, that's right - zero. The end of the nine weeks is over and you've got your grade and a lot of explaining to do to your parents. So, it's back to the old blackboard. Skis A. Math isn't all in the classroom as some figure interrupts Cindy Clanton. B. Miss Ellis returns some test papers to her students. C. Doug McCann seems to know the solution to a problem while Robert Littleiohn listens to find out the answer. D. Freddie Riser works a problem at the board. E. Marvin Washington looks puzzled? F. Paying close attention is important in every math class. C gggg Z ,.,. ,

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As the World Turns Take notes, That's all you ever hear. Do you remember that war? Do you remember that date? Oh, who can remember all of that historical stuff. Go to the map and locate Wales. I didn't say Sicily, l said Wales. Oh, sit down and go get your eyes checked. Cramming for test after test, memorizing event after event - Does it all pay off? Yes, it does. You become more informed on the history of the world and what's happening now. Q 'E V936 F J! 5 jugyfifef 3 'Vg if