Rock Port High School - Bluejay Yearbook (Rock Port, MO)

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Math, Science, and Psychology was The sixth hour chemistry class takes a look at distillation. The freshmen have a visitor to tell them of atomic structure and about new atomic power plants. A mathematic teacher's work is never done, as can be seen by the paperwork that is piling up here. Mr. Keith Harmon has a Bachelor of Science degree from NWMS College at Maryville. He teaches science and is a freshman class sponsor. Tom Lutz and Gary Tharp set up a titration experiment.

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i r A Language . Arts and l Speech This year, like all others, high school students learned literature and gram- mar under Mrs. Betty Salfrank and Mrs. Barbara Marquart. Highlights of lary for the Juniors and Seniors and reading the VOICE magazine for the Freshmen and Sophomores. Mrs. Betty Salfrank, AB Tarkio College, Tarkiog MA NWMSC, Maryville. the year included Spelling and Vocabu- is Mrs. Barbara Marquart, AB Central Methodist. What amusing question has Mrs. Salfrank posed this class? Judy explains how to get a table. Mrs. Marquart has her class trained, doesn't she?

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Mr. Albert Tecavec, mathematics and science teacher, has a Bachelor of Science degree from SCSC, of Pueblo, Colora- Faculty The math, psychology, and science de- partment is a large part of the Rock Port school system. Mrs. Henningsen, who teaches high school mathematics and psychology, leads her students through their textbooks with many modern and sophisticated methods. She directs her psychology students in devising and performing their own ex- periments. Mr. Harmon, math and biology teacher, introduces his young- er biology students to the lab where they do their first disections and learn to use the lab equipment. The ad- vanced Biology class, directed by Mr. Tecavec, are veterans of the lab, and use the lab for much more detailed work. do. Mrs. Jackie Henningsen, who teaches high school mathema- tics and psychology, has a Bachelor of Science degree from NWMS, Maryville. The psychology class made up their own experiments. Te- as f ti fmt ir r r . . is '-et-.- . .t f 'Xe'-s f f, The psych class also visited some of the younger classes.