Xaverian High School - Clipper Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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SCIENCE FAIR NEW INVENTIONS . . . Robert Vitolo displays his Rain Trigger, which automatically puts up the top of a convertible when it begins to rain. This project won him first prize in the Diocesan Science Fair. The Science Fair strives to help students learn more about the world around them, and to develop their knowledge of the natural sciences. The exhibi- tions, directed by Br. Bonaven- ture, attract many, and this year in the Diocesan Science Fair, Xaverian captured three prizes, enhancing its reputation. SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS Robert Vitolo, john Riordon, and George Kelly, who won first, second and third prizes in the Diocesan Science Fair, are congratulated by Br. Bonaven- ture, the Xaverian Science Fair mocl- erator.

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