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

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ENGLISH 17 OPPOSITE PAGE: CLOCKWISE Norman Glock. Patricia Thayer. Bill L'Herault. Shirley Jumelle-Y- Picokens. Beverly Cottman. THIS PAGE: CLOCKWISE: Melvin Hoke. Jim Seeden, Joan William- son. Joan Yesner. Gene Loh- man. We are a motley crew of distinct personalities and talents. Each of us is a specialist in some (or several) language arts area(s). Each of us has a different temperament and style. M-U students have a lot of choice considering we are a small department! Joan Yesner M-U English Department Chairperson

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SCIENCE Science courses at M-U are both frustrating and rewarding. Student remarks about their science classes echo through the halls .... Are you going to watch the stars with Mr. Glock tonight? What's photosynthesis? Have you fin- ished packet 9? Where's the Bunsen Burner? Would Einstein say the difference between a node and an anti-node was all relative? M-U Science Department believes that rewards come after questions like these have been an- swered.

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MATH The M-U Math Department caters to the needs of all M-U students. This is seen in the variety of courses offered. They range from: General Math to Geometry to Math Analysis to Probability and Statistics. M-U Math teachers are hard-workers as they strive to bring mathematical knowledge to their students. And if you followed that last proof or derivation, they succeed!