Minnehaha Academy - Antler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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 SCIENCE Give Instruction a Wise Man, BIOLOGY . . . instead of going through the looking glass, we went through the microscope. We therefore learned many wonderful things about the world in which we live. CHEMISTRY ... for those who took it, chemistry was a great experience; but for those of us who just looked on, it was a course of odors, bunsen burners, and experiments. PHYSICS . . . whenever a student snaps an electric light switch or turns the faucet, he is applying or observing some principle of physics. Twenty- uo

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If J J A I JTV democracy, which is a charming form of government, full of variety and x •—'1 I disorder, and dispensing a sort of equality to equals and unequals alike.” —Plato.

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.. SOCIAL SCIENCES and He will be yet Wiser AMERICAN GOVERNMENT . . . wc are the citizens of the greatest land on earth, so we are naturally eager to take our turn at running the wheels of industry and government in our great country. SOCIOLOGY . . . here wc have studied the problems and learned the lessons that will aid us in taking our rightful places in society. AMERICAN HISTORY . . . who were our ancestors? Where did they come from Why did the)’ come here? In order that we may fit better into the world of tomorrow, these and other questions were answered for us. Page Twenty-three