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| Title | Science Fair Local Spearfish |
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| Transcript | Office of University Relations SDSM& T News 501 E. St. Joseph Street • Rapid City, SD 57701- 3995 Phone: ( 605) 394- 6082/ 2554 • Fax: ( 605) 394- 3388 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE ( March 24, 1999) SPEARFISH MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS WIN HONORS AT HIGH PLAINS REGIONAL SCIENCE & ENGINEERING FAIR Eight students from Spearfish Middle School won honors at the 44th Annual High Plains Regional Science & Engineering Fair held recently on the South Dakota School of Mines & Technology ( SDSM& T). Jessie Richey won 2nd Place/ 6th Grade- Biology for a science project entitled " Twins." Shaun Satterlee won 1st Place/ 7th Grade- Physical for a science project entitled " How Electromagnetism Makes a Motor Run." Brian Ewoldt won 5th Place/ 7th Grade- Physical and 1st Place Junior High/ US Air Force Awards for his science project entitled " How Air Temperature Affects Lift on a Section of an Airplane Wing." Jamie Leslie and Daleri Moller won 1st Place/ 6th Grade- Team for a science project entitled " A Dialogue About Smog." Emilie Hammerquist and Michelle McGrath won 1st Place/ 7th Grade- Team for their science project entitled " Rain, Rain Go Away… Come Again on a Non- Fest Day." Other students from Spearfish who competed in the event and their project titles are as follows: Name Project Loni Hughes, Liz Cichose, Greasy Chips and Breon Schroeder Lindsey Mudorf, Leslie Flory, Baking Soda Bean and Britney Reisland Lindsey Dafoe, Tara Bauman The Stronger, The Better Rebecca Ahrendt, Melissa Trepl Expand Your Mind… or Maybe Just Your Milk!! Eryn Caudill, Heather Hill And " Tooth- Ink"… You Drink It! Maggie Donahue, Holly Glatt, Thirsty Flowers and Julee Lueders Tyler Yackley, James Walton, Who's got the Scent? and Chris Stampe Katie Pullen, Gwynne Berg and What's the Oiliest Hamburger? Jessica Wallace Stephan Post A Bugs Delicacy Kendra Varadi, Tori Vette Look at that Grease Stephanie Kushman, Meltdown and Joanna Magnusson Rylan Dirksen My Brain: Shaken Not Stirred Cory Ostrom First South Dakotans Use of Lithics Charles Hersrud Power Supplies Joshua Christopherson Which Clearer Works Best? - more - Name Project Fred Boursier Can We Consider Robots to be Living? Nick Wasman Time to Train Danna Smith and Anne Langdell Acid Rain Julee Lueders Thirsty Flowers Julia Doyle The Wonderful World of Cleaning Power Jesse Leibel Taste Test Steven Aldrich Speeds of a Bullet With Different Amounts of Gun Powder Jared Davis and Peter Jonas Metal Tester Amanda Whartman, Christy Barrios, Does Salt Water Evaporate Faster Than Fresh Water? Kalee Rogers and Elise Sukstrorf Corey Zehfus A Healthy Glow- Plant Growth in Different Colors of Light Kristopher Kerwin Tornado in a Jar Nick Cramer and Josh Stadler Mouse Maze Drew Marshall- Thoreen Best Brush and Jacob Cailotto Shantel Goetz and Julia Doyle The Wonderful World of Cleaning Power Melanie Lutz, Katie Meade, Bac- Terminator and Hayley Zebroski Cammi Crowley and Abby Johnson Which Cigarette Brand Boils Out the Most Tan? Kelli McFarland How to Determine the Color of a Foal? Jade Ager Recycling Sheetrock James Walton Who's got the Scent? Emily Dahl, Kelly Krog and Becca Ovitz Which Pop is Worse for Teeth? Sarah Bendickson, Kristan Vostad, To Leak or Not to Leak? and Erin Reddick Aaron Cahoy, Dan Brady and John Hall The Effective Range of a 12 Gauge Light Field Load Aaron Merchen Decay of Brace Brackets in Pop Teddy Noeller, Ian Finley and Taste Test Jesse Leibel Christopher Halvald, Thomas Hardy Got Tar and Ryan Huft Jessica Wallace, Gwynne Berg What's the Oiliest Hamburger? and Katie Pullen Tara Bauman The Stronger, The Better Brandon Christensen, Lindsey Without Toothpaste… I'm Just a Shell of a Kid! Hagenbroc and Jamie Trapp Chris Stampe Who's got the Scent? The 44th Annual High Plains Regional Science & Engineering Fair featured 375 middle and high school students from 32 area schools competing in various science and engineering categories. A total of approximately $ 2, 650 in cash awards plus many additional prizes that included flags, books, backpacks, databanks, and medallions were awarded to the winners in the various categories. ++ 30++ Photo Caption: Joshua Christopherson of Spearfish Middle School displays his science project entitled " Which Cleaner Works Best?", at the 44th Annual High Plains Regional Science & Engineering Fair held at SDSM& T. Photo Caption: Nick Wasman of Spearfish Middle School discusses his science project entitled " Time To Train" with an onlooker at the 44th Annual High Plains Regional Science & Engineering Fair. ( I:\ univrel\ pressrel\ 0399\ Science Fair Local Spearfish) |
| Creator | South Dakota School of Mines and Technology. University Relations; |
| Subject | Science fairs -- South Dakota -- South Dakota School of Mines and Technology; |
| Local Subject | South Dakota School of Mines and Technology
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| Digital Publisher | South Dakota School of Mines and Technology. Devereaux Library
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| Date | 1999-03-24 |
| Type | Text |
| Format | application/pdf |
| Language | eng |
| Relation | Is part of Office of University Relations SDSM&T News Collection |
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| Submitting Institution | Devereaux Library. South Dakota School of Mines and Technology. |
| Date Digital | 2009 |
| CONTENTdm number | 2136 |
| CONTENTdm file name | 2137.pdf |
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