Lakeside High School - Ram Yearbook (Hot Springs, AR)

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The Science Club is a relatively new club on campus. The purpose of the Science Club is to promote interest in science as well as to encourage individualized study on projects to be entered in the Region IV and State Science Fairs. This year tive students entered Region IV Science Fair held at OBU in Arkadelphia. Lynn Bailey placed third in Behaviorial Science. Wade Espenschied received honorable mention in Earth and Space Sciences on his project on space colonization. Donna Larkin also entered the division of Earth and Space Science with a project entitled Sunspots-Weatherg Is There a Relationship? Donna received second place in her division as well as Awards of Excellence from the United States Air Force, the United States Army, and the Meteorological Society. The club also plans to have a star-gazing party to be held in the spring as well as a proposed trip to the Magnet Cove Plan- etarium. Dcpartmentals Science Club - Row l - Janet Jackson, Lynda Hyndman, Kathy Mahaf- fey, Kathy Greene, Kathy Winters, Laura Greene fSecretary-Treasurerj, Bar- bara Underwood, Tracy Cash fVice-Presidentj, Debbie Godwin. Row 2 - Greg Waterman, Jerry Buz- zard, Tom Evans fReport- erj, Keith Evans, Jimmy Sherman, Tony Brooks, Steve Boling, Wade Espens- chied, Mrs. Roberts fSpon- sorj, Donna Larkin CPresi- dentj. Row 3 - Spencer Beavert, Ron King.

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