The Bush School - Tykoe Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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so gg Ag g QUESTIONS SUMMARY AND QUESTIONS Ut is best to memorize the following as it will be valueless for future reference.J p SUMMARY I. No. 1. The constituents 115 of the Senior class i. e. the class of '44, pro- duce severalfmany characteristics 125 usually attributed to the Law of Mol- ecular Activity t37. No. 2. An anhydric example of No. 1 is the arsenitrous property 441 in the reaction produced synthetically by A. the zinc drawing room process in which Si' and Tit are combined in utter confusion. or by B. the ptomaine process in which S. fsee th are mentally deteriorated by a series of Xamsiki' charged with negative electricity of exceedingly high revoltage. II. No. 1. The equation for process A: 18S. fsee ij i' 10T. Csee Ml i'2much H. ihomeworkj me 18S.S. fsad seniorsl. Process B: 18S. fsee iii T 12 Xams Csee Hi? T heat u-5 1 volume hot air. NOTES 111 constituent-That which made up of is something i.e. anything which anything mightfcould be up of made. C21 characteristics-wAnything which anything has which distinguishes mot extinguishesj it from somethingfanything else. f3J Law of Molecular Activity-Equal volumes of molecules under ice-water can always be represented by small, whole pineapples. f4l property-Same as C2J, characteristics. SS.-Seniors, i.e. see i.e. in I No. 1. NT.-teachers i.e. brain-beater-outere. Xams-formula for examinations. QUESTIONS From the preceding statements answer the following questions. Answer yes or no. 1. One of the authors of New Practical Chemistry is president of: a. Pine Manor b. U. of W. c. Annie Wright Seminary d. Oak I-Iarbor Hi l 2. Name and describe 5 seniors who look exactly like their baby pictures. 3. What reaction occurs when several seniors come in contact with a quantity of C2H5OH? 4. The apparatus on the cover of New Practical Chemistry is for the preparation of: a. P.D.Q. b. HQO. c. B.O. d. P.U.

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LILLIAN TOWNE. A close comparison between Lillian Towne and platinum brings outkmany of the same charac- teristics in both. Platinum is referred to as a noble metal because very few things can cause it to decompose. This is also true of Lillian with her quiet friendly manner. Their light colored surfaces are al- so similar, though Lillian's 1 't 1 f 1-, r K , 5 . K 29 RENAISSANCE OF CHEMISTBY yn WA ff 7N !' - gjx Af! f e 2 l X. f ,' I ' hair is not quite platinum blonde. One of her interests is violin playing and she really put herself into her part in the play.

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W WW f fa! I Q CHAPTER Two Wjv THE JUNIORS 1 Q, 4. ' .