St John Central High School - Centralite Yearbook (Bellaire, OH)

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SCIENCE STUDENTS MINGLE AMONG INTERESTING PROJECTS... while reviewing their dedicated work. A THREE TIME WINNER. . . was Bruce Barritt's project. The second annual SJC Science Fair was held this year on March 7 and 8. Over two hundred entries were displayed in the gym for judging and for pub- lic exhibition. The judging-started at 10:00 a.m. on March 7. The exhibits were divided into four cate- gories, Junior Biology, Senior Biology, Chemistry and Physics and were judged on creative ability, scientific thought, thoroughness, clarity, dramatic value and technical skill. Winners in each category are as follows: Physics, Hrst place Tim Wilson, second place Bill Semancikg Chemistry, first place Cathy Coen, second place Anna Marie Mazoch and Rosanne Jobkog Junior Biology, first place Judy Cosentino, second place Fred Wizbag and Senior Biology, first place Tom Misko, Helen Conrad and Bob Ney, second place Teresa Snively and Beth Riddle. The public was invited in on Sunday, March 8, and was shown the projects by the students them- selves. The benefit of these projects was shown in the eagerness of the students to satisfy their curios- ity on these problems investigated and the develop- ment of their ability to reason out solutions. The winning entries were later displayed at the West Li- brary Science Fair.

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Roaring 203s Relived With Follies With the opening of the curtain May 22, the 16th annual St. ,lohnis Central Variety and Minstrel show was underway. Flashing lights and bright scenery depicting 6'Roaring Twentiesi' were the introduction to a performance which was acclaimed by all to be by far one of the best shows ever seen at SJC. The mood was perfect for memories and many were recalled, as melodies of the l920,s filled the auditorium carrying many listeners back to earlier years. The variety show served as a perfect appe- tizer and was built around the 203s theme with an old time speak easy for its setting. The minstrel followed with the chorus in their white straw hats and striped bow ties adding to the scenery. As always the endmen stole the show with their light- hearted songs and antics, but it was soloists who carried the theme on with their beautiful ballads of long ago. Wheii Sunday night had come and gone, the last song had been sung, the last note played, and the stage was quiet and empty againg Follies was over. But, the memories will remain. ENDMAN: Jerry Magistro SOLOIST: Marion Teasdale INTERLOCUTOR: Chris De Marco Sv L u- K .af 'ft' , i 2 .'r. 1? ' if: .,a,,uiw'i.if! iiyifflf 'iL if .H 5 . 4.. 5 .1 - 'I 'X Y 'uk Ir f j f 5227 .. i 22- t..r. X 1, 37