North Kansas City High School - Purgold Yearbook (North Kansas City, MO)

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Science The natural science classes, biology, chemistry, and physics are places of learning where stu- dents maly delve into the secrets of life by clisecting, mixing compounds, or experimenting in a lab. These classes are full of many surprising and interesting facets to amaze and to confuse the student. J The biology showcase stimulated many conversations in Senior Hall. Mr. Craig explains a physics problem to ii confused class. YK 'T Q , t fF'fi f i 0 WW' t ff, ff? , M N313 f ,Z 3 fr' I ,ffl 3 . W , ff ,, -1 ,W , 31 K ,Q 4 Mfg 4 ff , , J WK K6 if f f is W' W' fi' X ? 7 4 ,yy flax 2 f , ,Mg , 521 . , f ,W ' , ff 4' 4- f -. , ,, My 4-.Jaw H ,, f ,f . V f' .f - -' I .,,,--.Pig jc j-53: V