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fects on plants), third to Jessica Lawyer (natural lighting and plant growth), and honorable mention to Ashley Cannon (plant growth).
Sara Klatko took first in chemistry with a well planned study of carpet cleaners; Sarah Riley took second (chromatography of colored inks), Sherry Lillard gained third (carpet cleaner efficiency) and Matthew Payne (sugar content of sodas) received honorable mention.
Cari Kerr was first in environmental science with a practical investigation of water pollution; Sam Riley was second (acids and bases), Wesley Welk third (acid rain) and honorable mention went to Amber Charles (weather).
Nathan Flinchum won an award for the third year in a row, copping first in physics; Sarah Wayland took second (surface tension), Josh Waddell garnered third (pendulum effects) and Andrea Moffett (effect of heat on air pressure) came away with honorable mention.
Senior Division category winners are as follows: First place in behavioral science was captured by Amy Kellert for her investigation of U.S. Post Office efficiency; Jason Fox’s vivid display of his wild bird investigation brought him the second place ribbon, and third place was pulled in by Shannon Eastham when she looked into the role color plays in memory.
Biochemistry first place fell to Teresa Hudson and her dyed.eggs;
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