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Wakefield School in Huntly held its annual Science Fair last week, and the event, as has become customary, produced some outstanding work by the school's students.
More than 100 students as well as several of the school’s elementary classes submitted entries in the fair, which spanned the field of science from biology to behavioral science and space technology.
Following are the top three winners in each category:
Behavioral Science — first, John Hulsey (Psychological Disorders); second, Tim Mahoney; third, Tanja Lindholm
Biology I — first, Kerry Nuti (DNA “Fingerprinting”); second, Cortney Beeton; third, Bjorn Lindholm; honorable mention, Nancy Chow
Biology II— first, Alex Smith (Physical and Psychological Effects of Cancer); second, Jenie Cressman; third, Erica: Vanderzon
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