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and Mrs. Michael Maine,c. a Washington, second ph. ■ n | havioral Science. Jennifer I m.i den, daughter >.t' in Fa-bard Macon and Mrs. Karan I.• I.lh r Macon of Flint Hill, third pia.< r, Chemistry: and M< lis>a Kej a i. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Han>M Kevser of Washington. third place in Earth Space Science.

"The science fair is a sit ail portion of the work done on : ence projects at \Yak< field." cm Wakefield science department chairman Art hut /■ ■ t ■.-n-ii, “Each student begins working on his project in Septeu ! or IP produces, and is gradi d oi.,; three separate components. . »itt• i, report, judged by both the 'ci ence and English depar ns" ’ the science fair display: ai d, at ter the fair, it five min ne oral presentation in his -. rm . la--, when his peers have the < ppertu nity to question hi- knowledge on his subject."

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