Park Hill High School - Troyian Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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Mr. John Swartz-General Mathg Algebra l Just wait 'till they see what I put on this transparency. Mrs. Carol Kraus-Geometryg General Math Now, all I need to make it official is my thumb print. U ffklx' Q Q wa Q as swgssfw Ssgfiw ,, fa 1.. ,' -N H. Navy Q L 3 4 y 'L 12. ., , - ' 3 5 'fr .,.,.. v .i. A K N ' 7 -, t ' S' ' we -at -Q: fat , ' Mrs. Barbara Curtis-Algebra That's a fantastic drawing, but don't you think you should stick to math? x tx i l l l 1 tw, ft

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M Mr. Willard Franks American History No wonder my students are flunking-I can't even pass my own tests. S z ,VV,ffi f 3 .1,,rr Q, t V f 'L 'tm , ..,,,,,, , 5i?f?Z57L- 531 1 5 lf' I M f riff 1 Q 5 4 'f feiegiiig A Q., A... , f ,i 4. fm ': '35 WYFL' J, S5 9 ff .- Mi-,lg , iii iii. ' Mr. Ronnie Valline-PsycholO9y, World History Mr. Valline has an overwhelming attendance record in his senior psy- chology class. ,al Mr. Bill Fitzpatrick-American History Young lady, do you think you could do a bet ter job?

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