Archbald High School - Memories Yearbook (Archbald, PA)

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Svimce Efair A Science Fair, sponsored by the Science Club, was held in the high school building on April 7 and 8. Teachers from the University of Scranton and various local high schools judged the projects on creativeness, scientific principle and dramatic appeal. The students met the challenge with great enthusiasm and twenty five emerged victorious. lETlU?f5 -.11 Ed Burke and Ray De Carli investigate the Elizabeth McAndrew describes her project pollution of the Lackaw n Ri ' ' White Oak Reservoir. a na ver and on ions. Don t be nervous, Bette. THE: P!-l'v'SIE5 as nmssizancsp in ls' - . smug, Using , ,- 1 wsler .G We Paiflflfl fha millions! wefqh? is musura eo and nodes hump. ,Ng ps , -- ,W 9, t Kathleen Gildea rests besideher collection Jerry Holmes' study of raindrops merited of h t ft h ' ' ' . . fail-.ear s a er t e trying competition of the him a ribbon at the Marywood Fair.