Milford chronicle., 1962-03-09
Science Fair At School
Was A Big Success
continued from page one)

= Anita BoltZ, 3. Human Brain"
Jeff HOman, 4. Rocks and Min
erals" Patricia Hayden and Jan;
Webb, 5. "All Abont Hamsters"
Brian and Bayard Holleger.
CHEMISTRY l. Termination o
Carbohydrates by Yeast" Leslie,
Glenn, 2. Developing Pictures
Betsy Townsend and Linda Wiley
3. Crystals" Susan Dobson. 4
Carbon Dioxide" Donna Ham
mond, 5. Milk and it's Products
Nancy Murrey.
/ ELECTRONICS 1. Magnetism"
Anna Mae Legates, 2. Wire Tele
graph Joe Pierce, 8. Circuits"
Richard Webb, a. Electric Gen.
orator" James Bontrager 5
Water Makes Electricity Pau
Duphily.
ENGINEERING 1. "Demonstra.
ton of Horsepower" Kathy JET.
ferson, 2. Jet Power Turbine"
James Gilmore, 8. How a Delta is
Formed Ruth Lurwick and Mar
sha Morgan, f. Natural Gas from
Well to Uses" 10 Ann Govatos
5. Bridge Construction Bill
Miller.
MATHEMATICS l. Land For
nation of the United States" :
Fran Cunning, 2 Number Ques-
ton Board" Debbie Webb and
Debbie Broyles, 8. Time" Gary
Banning, A. Reflected Light t" :
Rickie Tribbett, 5. EARLY Method
of Counting" Bob Portz.
PHYSICS 1. How to Make the
Flow of Air Visible" Jay Wilkins,
2. Microscope" Scott Sipple, 8.
Static Electricity Nancy Rel
chhold, 4. Weather Forecasts and
instruments" Sharon Fassel and
Sharon Alexander. 5. Flight Con-
troll Brad Edsall and Mike De-
vents.
Junior High:
BIOLOGY l. "Fertilizing Plants
Ben Kirby, 2. 'Taxidermy of
Birds" Charles Draper and Randy
Holland, 3. Hot foots Diet Ter
ry Jaywork, 4. preparing a Study
Mount" Brenda Patton and Joann
Penuel, 5. How Music A IF e S
Plants" Carol Tebbens.
CHEMISTRY 1. "Hydroponics" :
Sally Dellinger and Christine Cord
dry, 2. Soil Testing" Georgia
Giltenboth, 3. 'Esters" Lind a
Lynch and Debbie Belts, 4. Acids"
Harmful and Helpful Esther
Bontrager, 5. birthstone" Wayne
Banning
ELECTRONICS 1. Solar Bat
terry Susan Reichhold, 2. Fire
Alarm" David Kline, 8. Electric
Brain" Matthew Dill, 4. "Tele-
graph" Joe Isaacs, 5. wet Cell
Battery Carolyn Pagden.
ENGINEERING 1. "Carburetor"
John Davis and Herbert Disha-
room, 2. THE Auto Engine" Da-
vid Gillespi
MATHEMATICS 1. "The Aba
Gus" Shirley Davidson, 2. Magic
of Doubling" Jack Briggs, 3.
Progress of Numbers" steve
Hall, 4. Shape" Gary Isaacs.
PHYSICS 1. Silicon Solar Con-
verters" Robert Hallett, 2. e
vaporation" Howard Burris, 8.
Waves and Wave Action" Ruth
Ann Knicely, A. THE Moon Our
S tillite e" Stephen Hall, 5.
Weather" Nancy Swain and
Wanda Donovan.
Senior High:
BIOLOGY 1. Bacterial Sensi-
t1vity to Antibiotics" Gary Aber,
2. Psychological Study of the Mis-
pillion River" David Argo and
Henry Vinyard, 8. Earth Worms :
Natures Plowmen" Carol Dobson
and Jean Acko, 4. you and Hered-
lty' Wayne Lindale, 5. can
Man Survive on Other Planets?"
Merry Hollis.
CHEMISTRY l. "Electroplat-
ing Mary Hudecz, 2. Amino
Acids in the Atmosphere" Piret
Saksen and Glenn Ingram 8.
Crystals and Crystal Growing" :
Rachel Grier and Richard Ivens.
4. "Methacrylic Esters" Greg Will
son and Clay Adams, 5. Detection
of Tin and IroE by Paper Chromo-
i
Biography Barbara ClendanieI.
PHYSICS 1. Science of Color" :
Susan Achorn, 2. Visual Airflow"
: Michael Phillips, 8. "Burnoulli's
Principle" Frances Dickerson.
Sound Waves" Donna Elliott
3. Science of Ballistics" Brad
Henderlong.
ELECTRONICS 1. "Audio Pre-
amplifier" James Jester, 2. "EIec-
tronic Organ" Mark Hit 2
Tachometer" Eric Herboldt
ENGINEERING 1. Floor Plan
OF An Original Beach House"
Brad Henderlong, 2. sheet Metal
Drawings" Brad Henderlong
MATHEMATICS l. "Shape and
Figures Common to Mathematics"
Brad Henderlong.
More than $50 students entarad
individual projects while another
300 students entered class groun
projects in the primary grades
Judges for the Fair came from tho
University of Delaware. Inter
national Latex, l.. D. Caulk Mil