Mattawan High School - Mirror Yearbook (Mattawan, MI)

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The seventh graders find Mr. Snowjwheiy they come to the junior higfflEngji h asse® L H£jcujbcj owl Lfa iOtixjwb Otu Uos Opow Paths ofy Co4%UMuaXc xtioit With TV communication satelites part of today's communication equipment the big problem is the simple situation of getting an idea from one of us to another. The English classes help us learn how to speak and write effectively as well as read with understanding. Literature gives us experiences without having to actually live through them. Foreign languages help communication across this shrinking world. Mrs. Cowley taught the sophomore English classes.

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Chemistry is learned in the laboratory by the semi-micro Physics studies in laws of the world with mathe- method. Sometimes the principles are hard to find. matics. PSSC physics gives us a chance to dis- cover it ourselves. fs Oj fCfttj Science is the key to many doors in our future. This year Gemini and the space walk made us see that the biology, earth science, chemistry and physics that we have at Mattawan are necessary just to understand what is going on in this world. Student teachers arrived this year. Mr. Chase in geography, Mr. Waters in history, Mr. Terry in biology and Mr. Cornish was in the shop. learned in World Our courts, laws, and system of government are the topics History. in Miss Boos’ class.

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 The juniors and seniors have Mrs. Kingdon to help them learn how to use the English language. Our library is unusual for a school of our size. We have in addition to books records, film strips and other materials that can be used by a student in the library without disturbing others. For those that have a hard time reading Miss West can often find a film strip that will answer a student's question. Mrs. Jennings has three helpers in French class. The tape recorders make it possible to compare your own French with a real Frenchman. i