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

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science Tokes o giont step forword This year 1972-1973 was a year of scientific discov- ery for the students in science, chemistry, and biology at Rock Port High School. During the course of the year, our adventurous scientists learned about animals by operating qdissectingj on them. The students were tuaght by Mr. Keith Harmon. The chemistry students balanced equations and performed many experiments. Students in these courses all discovered that they had taken a very interesting sub- ject. Lower left: Eat your heart out, Dr. Sanguinary. Upper right: Put yourself together, man! Lower right: Gosh, look at that! t f Wfcrwfrmma ' . . M 'V f MWf-W xr, Xe sex 5 f 3 K 5 ts, ,,,f f.- jfi me 'l wl f A V f , X 1 5 ' 'X ' 55 wg fx ,f 5 an f if g gli 15 , ...gasps SSM My ' was X 'Q WNGR s csgg msesggr-r , , X' 1 -Q' s it cs ,, 3 sa N , M to A ii is NY up i E- aa, , 1 , 23,51zefwf??Q?f'wa,ag,g,,,-inf a ,,, r 2 vi 1 1fgt,:,5:q'..ywia:,, 3 A A w , , gag E f? 9, ,,4q1: r4aw,', ,,,. i t , mf Wy , is J , Qaigra ff, f ri it rsir ,rm mega 5 ' f 1 ' J -Yu- ' af f '6?f4ZZ,wr.y ,ieryr-,ratt-W we my , ,,,sff-,4 2 1-fr 30 t fyfr-Qfaggywf' , .- , , , 2 iff I ,i iff 'jf ' , ,K .tr I w s asses X f is si, -ws! 9 bf if 2 is -K ff -u se . iff'--ilcri . K S

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I A. ML. E moth Mrs. Cynthia Schwartz taught her math classes the fundamentals of algebra, ge- ometry, and math analysis. Mrs. Schwartz attended Chadron State College in Chadron, Nebraska, where she received a B. S. in math. Pictured counter-clockwise: Eric, Cheri and Lisa tangle in a game of Quibic, Mrs. Schwartz referees a chess match, the slide rule is a bigger problem than it seems, math is even harder left handed, Cheri gets the word from the class.