OHara High School - Shield Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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BELOW: Working diligently, Richard Cobb and Laura Le- Cluyse experiment in Physics. RIGHT: Making their way to the bottom, Robert Spinski and john Strobl resign themselves to the fact that Piggly-Wiggly will never be the same. five -Q? Science Specializes For the first time, physics is being of- fered to juniors as Well as seniors this year. Chemistry, with honors on a contract basis, is designed for those whose future careers will require additional chemistry. After having taken the general course in bi- ology during their sophomore year, seniors who have a particular interest in a specific area have the option of taking an advanced course. Health is offered as an elective a special emphasis on life-saving Freshmen, as last year, have the option of taking a general course in physical science. ' 1

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Forelgn Languages i r 2 Challenge Ln- 4-f '4 ' This year, French A and Spanish classes V I had student teachers v - Michele Berra and ' Miss Linda Henderson sit in on classes. One f of the many exciting X happenings in foreign 3 language is the French VI Club. On their own, r S Sister Rosalie's n l classes listen to Span- 11' ,gm Spanish and French posters dis- played in the lab. In France, one egg is un oeuf fenoughj, states Miss Swift. ish tapes, use flash cards, and study in- dividually in order to increase their knowledge. 1. ABOVE: Martin McCormick and Frank Schoenon increase their Spanish vocabulary by playing a lively game of scrabble Espagnol. BELOW: Others make good use of the language lab. l 1

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1.-vm., 'lv I, -'A -1, -wr, FFF' v 311' va H -'-11: g 1'ln,y ., .3 v - rv V. ' ,'N wx N v 1, n-an ' on. I ABOVE: Chemistry honors student Paula Russ concentrates on her apparatus during one of her many extra hours in the lab. BELOW: Wow, so that 's what a Daphnia looks like, exclaims Bob Harmon. .1 N V 'S'