Science Fair Highlights Young Baytown Biologists
A Baytown science fair showcases standout youths led by Ester Laursine with her Humeral Transplants project and first place in biology. Junior division winners include A Highlands eighth grader with the Key Award and Jeffrey Webber aiming to be an orthopedic surgeon. Denice Reineke displays a Photoelectric Counter while Cathy Nevil wins junior earth science with crystal growth in tar. Eugene Levering Jr leads junior math with The World of Polyhedrons, and Richard Ruckman tops chemistry with The Biochemical Fuel Cell. Senior winners include John Killough in linear programming and Robert Atherton in two phase fluid flow, all vying for Greater Houston Science Fair advancement.
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Wanda Orton
Estey Laursine
Highlands Junior Higher
Ester
B. Cook
Thompson Road
A. Highlands
Jeffrey Webber
Barney Webber
Highlands
Jeffrey
Baylor University
Baylor College of Medicine
Denise
W. J. Reineke
Alabama
Cathy Nevil
Paul Nevil
Lazy Lane
Cathy
Baytown Junior High
Eugene Levering Jr
Eugene Levering
Britton
D. G. Killough
Felton
John
Robert E. Lee‘ High School
Richard Ruckman
Charles’ F. Ruckman
Glenhaven
Léierice
Richard
Richart
Robert E. Lee High School
Roberts Atherton
1807
McFarland
Robert
John McClintock
Baytown
Greater Houston
Houston
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Denise Reineke
UEC
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Eugene Lovering JR
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Lauraine
John Killough