Brazosport High School - Exporter Yearbook (Freeport, TX)

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FACING PAGE: ftop leftj lVlu Alpha Theta ,mcmbers, fl to rj T. Kenyon, C. Ford, M. tBlackmar, J. Blackmar, R. Woodward, P. Breen, P. Gilliam, G. Blackmar, D. Wilker- son, C. Cravey, S. Shultz, J. LaCour, K. Phinny, J. Soto, K. Brannon, J. Armstrong, S. Morrison, and C. Nixon. ftop rightj nHey, Marlana, I canlt work this problemf, Mr. Liska and Marlana McCullough ponder alge- bra. fbottomj National Biology Honor Soci- ety members fstanding, l to rj D. Hahn, W. Wilson, R. Garcia, J. LaCour, C. Kidd, B. Plumber, D. Wilkerson, J. Armstrong, R. Todd, P. Gilliam, R. Gilliam, R. Woodward, Phinny, C d S. onThon. fseatedj C. ravey an 4 ,'.A,..-N-,-sk-,,,.,,.,.4.--1 THIS PAGE: fupper rightj l don't think this worked for Dr. Jekyll. Linda Wagues- pack, Paul Renick, and Mike Smith exper- iment. fbclow rightj David lVlulichy and Earnest Karl do lab work at Chemistry Club meeting. Cabovej What do you mean, am I the Mad Scientist'?', Mr. Smith greets another class. , tt , , i . . Science and math The BHS science curriculum consists of Chemistry l and ll, Biology l and ll, and Physical Science, ln biology studies five students worked on bacterial pop- ulation studies in the new special projects room for advanced students. In this room are housed a new bacter- ialogical hood and a PB-3 scope Qfor physiological studiesj which have added greatly to the biology program. Chemistry Club members met at night and worked on such projects as the ratio of mass to charge on an electron, and levitation using eleetrimagnetie force. lVlu Alpha Theta, the national honorary math society, became affiliated with the Junior English Technological Society QJETSJ. Mem- bers took part in various competitions throughout the state.