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Electricity;
1st place, Emily Taylor, water md electricity
2nd place, Julie Payne, nature’s roltage
Environmental and Behavioral Sciences:
1st place, Robyn Kaye, marigolds '.
2nd place, Meghan Fairbrother, make trash pay
E*hysic8l:
1st place, Berkeley Hobson, light ■nd color
2nd place, Lainie Morgan, air pressure ; Physics II:
1st place, Frank Paratore, paper cylinder engineering
2nd place, Summer Alexander, * locating center of mass
Senior Division Behavioral Science: /
1st place, Jim Clark, traveling salesman (also best in show)
2nd place, Jenny Sealock, homework and grade
Biochemistry:
1st place, Jonathan Maeyer, the best mouthwash
2nd place, J.T. Oliver, hand lotions
Biology:
1st place, Daniel Dodson, chicken feed
2nd place, Anna Metcalfe, accelerating heart beats
Chemistry:
1st place, Jason Settle, rusting of nails
2nd place, Luke Zindel, water filters
Earth and Environmental Sciences:
1st place, James Wilson, hydroponics i .
2nd place, JonathairHeddleston, erosion
Physics:
1st place, Mike Wolfe, wood strength
2nd place, Stephen Bailey, perception of color
Best Classroom Exploratory Division
Mrs. Roszak first grade, Mrs. Smith second grade, Miss Tillinghast third grade.
The science department would like to thank the judges from the Rappahannock community including John McCarthy, Rosa Crocker, Maggi Rogers, Lucy Oliver, A1 Kellert, Jay Monroe, Marion Sharp, Cady Soukup, Lynn Beahm, Holly Pendleton, Carlotte Nichols, Bruce Sloane, Jim Small, Peggy Stephenson, Sean Kilpatrick, Cathy Kreyling, Sid Gottlieb, and Paul Nichols.
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