seal Re- tive his ory, cai Webe nce Fair held Fri-| wood, Central Davis, 3 Saturday at Weber/home. orew an estimated | Ninth grade biological — ‘ier sci- snot Eklund, Wahiquist, metabolism; nts. | Janice Listen Mount. one | and af) Tina Jenne: t HL ‘Bell, ‘compar ~ | ison of skulls. : | ocoptila melandeusier ane e|leguminosae, and Carolyn Me ery Roy, effect of cigarette | |baeco on. bean plants. ‘jects oft “stu \V 1 Morgan, Weber and ‘North ae counties, were ae in| Roy, eanology omobile repair sec ion.of| " Medical--Stephel L RESEARCH effects of increased number est 20 tar .| high | /~ CROWN f 5 wy ents have earned berths in the &¢ cience fair in Salt Lake} ey will OF TEETH STRUCTURE oF THE TOOTH 0 ROOT i compete!: the national oi pee in Detroit, a si ‘irst, ithe various dviore high biological Jui are: sciences | fi y Zuech, Wahlquist,ssalt | unique sci-ie eebeen pe Oeten Bay igratory | - fuge), and Dennis Shio- [= A oo an my me Lior “high paysieal_DA Brent , st, Roy, the effects of radia- tion on magnetic tape; Steven Wetterling, Roy, the Lieden. effect, and E. Craig ThorBen Lomond, by-products = serpin boss KCIO-3 in the ice of a catalyst. NIOR HIGH. SCHOOL ade biological— u, Roy, dissolvhe a. | 2 —~ = | # | (7 7 Therald ‘Suayler science die: cas partment chairman, said the 1 ae brary was established for two reasons. One, he said, is that the main library is. quite a dis_ tance from the science rooms, - and second, the science library ” grunentees | nt librarian the: science library. : Mir Quayle noted that he” “asses are too ny i handle | fe it easily. 3_ “Because we are so ‘far heat og a | science li- 3 ne th gate. ‘ebudente: are a ie using one main text and three supplementary books including - the one used last year. Seventh | grade studentseoite a science e : and heal th. -borro the all filing a ehecking at has all the material on science available in one central location where the: shudents can. ager wer udent. ea ae 3 i for a homew under 7