Douglas MacArthur High School - MacArtair Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Floyd Colllns grlns when Mr. Nelson tells him he finally got a right answer. i i N- s fs -.i f'5fEX pw- ,, ' 2 M .f--if .. - png. fi ' . , X -, .giltb M s , - ,, ,, I ' fs. as , hom., X V.-,- Aw ,,,.,s,,-r-of i A ip I hope the bell rings soon, thinks Julie Jeane to herself. A smlle breaks across Daniel Barrientes' face as he hears his name called from the list of names that will be exempt from finals. shirley salinas aouagasfmem SEI

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The Formula for Success Although math and science are two of the most disliked classes, they are the most essential to everyday life. Without an understanding of math, how can one expect to balance a checkbook or file income tax? Would modern medicine be as advanced or could we have any understanding of the weather without some knowledge of science? F si W is Even though many students fel two years of required math were un necessary, in the future they maj regret not taking more courses Most colleges require a minimum c three years of math and science College bound students need to ge a good background in these subject by taking advantage of all the matl and science elective courses in higl school. SDCG Sandra Wheeler dis ustin I looks awa as a E 8 Y Y fellow student dissects a sheep's heart. claims Wayne Tullos. Sheep's heart sure beats cafeteria food, ex- -5 N tap' ., sa -fe' ' Qv mathfsci 134 dps by

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