Marshall University High School - Collage Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Math is either hard or easy. There is no other way for it to be. We at M-U had both extremes in our math classes this year. Whichever the case may be with you. math can be as reward- ing as turning 19. MATH'MATH 26

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Opposite Page: Top To Bottom. L To R: Bart McDonough. Joan Williamson. Melvin Hoke. Jim Seeden. Gene Lohman. Carol Horswill. Joan Vesner. This Page: Top To Bottom: L To R: Joyce Anderson. Joanne Sullivan. Bruce Jones. Marlys Hubbard. Nancy Neal. Sue Kairies. Another common term for the open school is Alternative Educa- tion. Both words describe the Open School perfectly. The semi- structured atmosphere provides a natural learning environment for the students. The Open School is an excellent opportunity for the development of responsi- bility and the acquisition of self- motivation. 25

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The world we live in is such a fasci- nating place. It hides millions of se- crets that people miss because they don’t know how, where, or when to look. They forget to ask why. At M-U you can study the stars, ecology, physics, chemistry, biology and a number of other sciences. All of them can answer that question: why. Opposite Page: Top To Bottom: L To R: Lester Twedell. George Pat- ten. Leona Hansen. John Walther. Herb Guertin. This Page: Top To Bottom: L To R: Shirley Jumelle-y- Picokens. Norm Glock. Joyce Cryer. Pat Thayer. Bill LHerault. 27