James Monroe High School - Echo Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

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i) ‘ FRIENDS enjoy sharing their projects and hearing the results of the judging. ALYCE SANDERS and Trang Trong help set up dis- plays for the Science Fair. SOO LEE puts her shoulder to grindstone in Art class ... and has a winning smile for her winning project. She does her best in every class. AMY HERNDON SHARES the results of her project on Aspertaine with her mom. Xx Science Fair ) 13

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YOUNG FRANKENSTEINS Many people don’t know, but Frank- enstein was the mad scientist not the monster. Even though his experiment went wrong, he had to start somewhere. The J.M. Science Department gave the student body a mission last year — come up with a science project. On May 11 of last year, some of us tried to trick ham- sters into thinking they were walking on air. Others showed us robots, from Mitsu- bishi welders to Deception raiders. The Grand prize winner was Soo Lee, with her project on how hamsters per- ceive depth. Other winners were as follows: In the category of Physical Sci- ence, first prize went to Karen Young; Second prize to Christi Harold and Ashley Rosebrook; Third to Lindsay Smith. In Earth Science, first prize went to Tyler Scott; second to Clayborne Ashby and Anne Beck; and third went to Stephen Mann. In Biology, awards were first to Rick Starling; second to Erica Carr; and third to Julie Amadori. Tee Hicks and Mark Reynolds received and Honorable Mention in Physical Science; in Earth Science, Trang Trong, Alyce Sanders, David Woodbridge and Alex Smith re- ceived an Honorable Mention. 12 X Special Events

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