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Tr Looking over their Science Fair entry, examples of molds, are Biology Students Steve Wright and Ray Schultz. These boys won a red ribbon on their project. Trying to discover what effect certain minerals have on plants are Jon Morris and Ralph Gurley. These boys used potted geranium plants as their subjects and observed the growth of the plant to determine the effect of minerals. fe r- r Classes Go Visiting The Science Fair was open to the entire school. Science classes spent their regular periods visiting exhibits of other classes and each of Mr. Wayne Kincaid ' s Chemistry pupils personally conducted an underclassman through the Chem Lab. Twenty of the best projects were displayed latei at the Central Indiana Regional Science Fair. Biologists tried a new type of project this year. A cancerous cell was injected into a live baby chick, and then the subject was dissected and studied by biology students. Here, Martha Rippy, Bob Brock, Harold Carltare, and Mrs. Nancy Faruki examine the guinea chick. This project was also entered in the Regional Science Fair.
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Gerry DeHoney and Bob Napper examine their award-winning exhibits for the Science Fair. Gerry ' s experiment was micropho- tography. He took pictures of a human hair magnified 450 times, a bee ' s antenna magnified 300 times, and other tiny objects Bob conducted a study of cycloidal curves and cycloids for his entry. Science Fair Develops Pupil Initiative Showing everything from a mouse in a maze to complicated sulphonic acid reactions, pupils of chemistry, biology, and physics classes entered their projects in the annual Science Fair, April 9- Thirty-eight Manual scientists won red ribbons when exhibits were judged. A study of photosynthesis, the process of food manufacturing that all plants must perform to live, was Larry Hamner ' s entry in the Science Fair. Larry later entered his project in the Regional Science Fair. Working with sulphonic acid is a simple way of describing Mike Steadham ' s complicated chemistry project. Mike won a red ribbon in the Science Fair, and later entered it in the Regional contest.
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One of the special numbers in the act It ' s A Great Day The Best Comedienne award was won by Bonnie Burton for was a vocal duet and dance by Teddy Winckelbach and Linda her pantomime of Eloise, in the act To the Rear March. Bloemker. Many Manualites Present Four Original Acts Texas was one of the places visited in Vagabond Honeymoon. Here Howard Smiley leads a chorus of cowboys and cowgirls in a rousing chorus of Deep in the Heart of Texas. Howard won the trophy for the best male performer.
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