Moore High School - Lion Yearbook (Waco, TX)

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Larry Snell and Mr, L. E. Mooney discuss A the composition of the DNA and RNA mole- M A, cules. Fossil collections are one of the main topics topics discussed in classes taught by Mrs. Babies. MRS, A, B, MR, S, E, MRS, M, C, MR, A. J. MR, C, O, BABLES DICKEY ESTELLE HATCHET JONES Science Science Mathematics Mathematics Science

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Social Studies REV. E, H, HOOKER Human Relations MR, C, B, SMITH Social Studies MR, C., L., WILBURN Social Studies MR. J. W. ZACHARY Social Studies Social Studies as taught in our school increases the understanding of the affairs of the world in which we live. Dramatizations are important. Seventh graders find social studies a very interesting class. 23

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MRS. V. E. MR. L. E. MRS. O. E. MRS, A. M. MR. J. J. MALONE MOONEY WHITE WHITLOW WILLIAMS Mathematics Science Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics and Science 2 - , -S N ..,.4--- 'A km i 1. V 5. A- Q , L S- f :,, ., Lester McDowell is shown examining cards which he has run through the card sorter in the computer center of the American Life Insurance Co. in the Amicable Life Bldg. This is the first year Computer Science has been offered in Moore High School. My Science is so much a part of our lives, that it is a must that students understand the basic princi- ples of science which will bring scientific literacy to citizens who may never enter the scientific profession, The offerings are many and so diverse the needs and opportunities. There is a place for each, whether consumer or producer in science. Through these sciences, man can control his welfare and destiny.