Aquinas Dominican High School - Taquin Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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t tke .SQLQHCQJ 1' we Banc we pfogufl A meter of good sense plus a gram of observation compounded with laws of Physics lessen the toils of labor. And so does the inclined plane. as Physics moves out of the text book into the laboratory to be explained . . . examined . . . experimented. A vacuum inside . . . air pressure outside . . . result, a crushed can. Is it possible? Ask wide-eyed Freshmen scientists who watch in amazement as this experiment is performed. Thus young scientists begin on the road to disuweries.-Iacqueline Kilian Page 46 J f

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oung .!4fomi:5f15 ry, lf, prove A miracle in a test tube . . . before the very eyes of the atom- ists, white becomes blue, liquid becomes gas, lye becomes soap, all by the careful blending of a few items with the aid of a Florence flask, a Bunsen burner, a few glass tubes and rubber tubing. Mix them all together, and uprestof, a complete revolution. Here a group of Aquin-atoms fChem- istry studentsj anxiously await the intriguing results of a chemical reaction. . . . Mary Ann Ahern Page 47