Patrick Henry High School - Orator Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Anything can happen. the unofficial motto of the chemistry classes . . . Miss Harlow's disproved statements that This is a perfectly safe experiment.” . . . mystic mixtures, many times grati-fyingly odoriferous . . . dynamic equilibrium . . . Avogadro's hypothesis and the electronic theory . . . Mr. Anderson's struggles to cope with his complex contrivances . . . Archimede’s principle . . . If an automobile is speeding along at 70 miles an hour and suddenly bumps into a tree— . . . atomic and nuclear disintegration . . . Plant and animal life . . . Photosynthesis . . . vertebrates and invertebrates . . . The anticipation preceding those weekly movies . . . Top, loft to right: Arthur Anderson: Physics, Orator Adviser. Glen Davis: Bioloqy. Kathleen Harlow: Chemistry, School Auditor. Bottom, left to light: Wilbur Lundell: Geometry. Wrestling. Minnie Koeshel: Biology. Ruth Opsahl: Geometry, Advanced Algebra. Solid Geometry. Trigonometry. SCIENCE Kuss and KoKesh concoct one of the evil odors that manage to find their way from the Chem Lab to all corners of the building. Compasses and protractors . . . The square of the hypotenuse of a right triangle . . . logarithms and quadratic equations . . . Miss Opsahl's simple (?) explanation of radian measure . . . those short” trig assignments . . . the opening of new doors unto a panorama of nascent ideas that will create for us a richer and more prosperous world. 15

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LITTLE HEIIRY’S BROTHERS Down the paths of learning wander Braves and maidens, fresh and eager, Wahoo with his cat-like swagger, Bates, the idle mischiefmaker. Not like other maidens, Mona Sang of Euch and love undying; Dear, too. unto Little Henry Was the very strong man, Roberts. Who shall say what thoughts and visions, Fill the brains of Dick and Harry? Handsomest of all the maidens Was the fair one, Queen Patricia. These and many others like them Form the tribe of Little Henry.