Westport High School - Herald Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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A. H LETICIA BAKER BAUTISTA GERALD CHARLES BAYSINGER BODENHAMER INA G. V BONNEY BOURRETTE Laboratory work gives students basic knowledge in laboratory procedures besides study in cell structure and its vital activities. RAYMOND DICE THERESA KUN The mathematics department offers several courses to the student interested in advancing in today’s mathematical and sci- entific world. Varying from the basic to the very specific, one may take general mathe- matics, geometry, two levels of algebra, and modern introductory analysis. The science department goes hand in hand with the future. The research field in all of the sciences is one that is ever pres- ent and ever growing. To advance scien- tifically, good scientists are needed in medi- cine, space exploration, and countless other fields. General Science lays a foundation for and introduces many fields of science. More specifically, earth science deals with the study of the elements, soil, and distin- guishing marks of our planet. Biology and human science enable the student to learn about plant and animal life and man himself. Chemistry and physics challenge the good student what with the study of atoms and elements and how they shape our world. 20

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Social Studies ROLAND E CLARENCE “Bud DONNA CRANE FRENCH MEDINA WILLIAM A PATRICIA JERRY KENT MERRYMAN NEUHAUS ROARK One of the many thing's that Mr Lindbergh, student teacher, learned while at Westport was that a student teacher is still a student to a teacher. CAROLYN JOHN ZEIS LITTLE Mrs Medina discusses grades with some interested family relations seniors.

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Math and Science SUSAN M DON W AMELIA MIDDENDORF NELSON SMITH MARSHALL J ELLA WILLIAM SPIEGEL WILLIAMS WOOD One of the many things that one learns while enrolled in Earth Science is the use of topographic maps Susy Q provides a shock for many of Mr. Bourette’s students, but here it appears that one of Susy Q's friends gave Mr Bourette quite a shock. 21