Mad Scientists
Live Sci-fi Fumes and smoke weren't the only things coming out of the science labs J this year. Bring out the goggles, shade y our eyes, C-J has the brightest sci· ence department around! Eighty stu· den ts participated in the school sci· ence fair on March 4th. The students' projects were judged on the use of the sc i entific method, knowledge achieved, clarity of expression and creativity. Eight students received superior ratings and went on to compete in the State Science Fair at Ohio Wesleyan University on April 22. The stu· den ts were freshman Rachel Beyer, sophomores Greg Clemons, Annejanette Heckman, Lisa Van Dyke, juniors John Barry, Sean Falkowski, Brian Nealon and senior Charlie An. Along with those individual awards, the science department, headed by Mrs. Tur ner received the Krecker A ward for Ou tstanding Science. The Ohio Junior Academy of Science presented C-J the award for scientific excellence. • Top Right: Freshman Brandon Walker learned the most effective ways to stop motion. Middle Right: Reviewing her work one last time, junior Melanie Webb knows her future is Crystal clear! Bottom Right: Juniors Melanie Chatterji and Kathleen Crosby search to find the answers to all their scientific questions.
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