Marysville High School - Viking Yearbook (Marysville, MI)

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MR. CHARLES SALVO - “If the conditions and circumstances were the same as when I entered the teaching profession, I would become a teacher. However, today’s teaching profession leaves a lot to be desired!” Director of Concert and Marching Bands. Freshman Class Advisor. MISS CLARE VIVIAN - “Teaching does provide many rewarding experiences, happy memories and good friends.” Journalism I and II, Reading for Fun, Spanish I and II, AMPLIFIER Advisor, Senior Class Advisor. MR. RAYMOND SKRZYNIARZ - “Teaching has been rewarding to me because I feel that I have not only helped others to learn, but in so doing, learned myself.” Middle American History, Man His Environment, Planning for the Future, Ancient History, Modem World History. JV Baseball Coach. Sophomore Class Advisor. MR. FRANK WHEELER - “As a teacher I am able to provide a service that is becoming even more important than it previously was.” American Government, Issues Today, Michigan History. Senior Class Advisor. MR. EUGENE SUPRENANT - “There are many things very satisfying about teaching that I would miss in most other fields of work.” Small Gasoline Engines, Advanced Cabinets and Furniture, Girls’ Woodshop, Machine Woods. Senior Class Advisor. MR. FRANK YON - “No Comment.” Algebra II, Geometry, Trigonometry and Advanced Mathematics. Freshman Class Advisor. MR. JAMES VENIA — “I enjoy the everyday challenges and opportunities encountered while working with the concerned young adults of this age.” Life Science, Earth Science, Boys’ Fall Team Sports, Boys’ Spring Team Sports. Junior Varsity Football Coach, Sophomore Class Advisor. 13

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MISS GERALDA MULLEN - “I enjoy being a Homemaking teacher because it is everyday living. I like all areas of Homemaking and enjoy teaching the various courses. One of the main reasons I like teaching is that I am working with people.” Clothing-Textiles, Boys’ Homemaking I and II, Interior Decorating, Foods and Nutrition, Homemaking I. Senior Class Advisor. MR. WILLIAM PHILP - “I would still be a teacher because I like working with people trying to help solve problems.” Beginning and Advanced Architecture, Co-op, Related Training. Sophomore Class Chief Advisor. MR. MICHAEL PATTERSON - “If I were to start my occupation again, I would probably still enter the educational field. Teaching to me is a means to achieve many goals; it is not a goal in itself.” Composition I, English 9, Reading for Fun. Swimming Coach, Student Council Advisor, Sophomore Class Advisor. MR. JAMES PUSKARICH - “No Comment.” Math I, Refresher Math, Practical Math, Algebra I and II. Camera Club, Freshman Class Chief Advisor. MR. RICHARD PELL — “Life to me is education, and the giving of my knowledge to those people around me is the greatest satisfaction that I could ever hope to have.” Boys’ Fall Sports, Boys’ Spring Team Sports, Boys’ Individual Sports, General Shop, Wrestling Coach, Sophomore Cla ss Advisor. MRS. DIANA RIX - “What I like most about teaching is the humor and laughter one shares with the students. Education is a serious part of our lives - but one cannot share knowledge if she can’t share their laughter.” Art I and II, Crafts. Girls’ Junior Varsity Basketball, Junior Class Advisor. 12

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Mrs. Maureen Pochodylo, Secretary; Mrs. Fay Neal, Library Clerk- Mrs. Grace Burley, Office Clerk. 14