Raymondville High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Raymondville, TX)

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Wfwlfflem M22 Working with numbers, unknowns, triangles, and cubes develops one's mind mathematically. In these classes are our future engineers, surveyors, and accountants. 1 -w 1,3 N X V '33, R' .C Looks like a tough algebra prob. I iii Mr Brock keeps those problems coming Problem: To divide a given line into any number of equal parts. Who can forget geomeuy class?

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hu i 1 1 1 CMJ A IE x . x.1: Iii ii' I vi Q. Ii .i 1 1.5, ,.-.a.....-,VA - No wonder they are so intent--they know they have that lab experiment write-up ahead of them--WITH CONCLUSIONS! ------------ Who minds formaldehyde fingers? -we M.,-.. s-,... 5 ! I 0 These classes provide the student with thc' scientific knowledge needed to meet situations in this scienti- fic world of atoms and electrons. ...1...,..

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Q y Conjugate WITHOUT the gum this time, Guy! ll 1.4 hx i ' umm ' 1 :gn ng age En la escuela superior hay muchos estudiantes del Espanol. Perhaps you can't read this but these Spa- nish students not only learn to read but also write and converse in Spanish. This subject is especially useful in our locality.