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shaking  little voice  said,        le  e  air,  Help     · ho  •
                        Co  posing     self I  reached  for  the  emaciated  littl  hand.  This
                  child  couldn't  be  older  than nine.  He  had  a  congenital  defect  in hie
                  right  ar.m.  His  steps  ere  not  ste~ as  h  certainly  had  a  bad  cas
                  of  rickets.
                        His  hand  felt  so  sma.ll  in mine.  Inst  d  of  t  ling  like  a  big
                 man  I  felt  like  ad arf.  He  was  the  leader--!  as  th  foll  er.
                        I  took  him  first  to  get  so  thing  to  e  t.  He  gobbled  and  stuff d
                 himself  to  the  fill.  I  looked  at  him  across  the  tabl  •  H  r  turned
                 the  stare  with  a  small  smile.
                        When  I  asked  him  if he  anted  so      ice  ere    the  s            nd  e,ye
                  lit up.  I  never  kne  the  maturity  of  a  man.
                        We   alked  on  to  ard  his  home.  His  blac  head  was  high  and  those
                  brown  almond  eyes  had  the  maturity  of  a  man.
                        At  the  next  street  the  boy  said,  This  is  far  enough.  I  can
                  it."
                        I  smiled  at  him,  ruffled  his  long  black  hair  and  only wished  that  this
                 wasn •t  his  situation.  I      as  ttached  to  him,  I    as  attached  to all of
                  these  children,  but  now  it  as  time  to  say  good  bye.
                        "Good  bye,  Tung-Ang",  I  said  ,  "Good  bye.
                        The  little boy,  the  miniature  man  hobbled  away.  He  had  given  m
                  a  meaningful,  reflective  afternoon.
                        I  turned  and    lked  down  the  street.
                        I  reached  in 11\1  hip  pocket  for  ley'  allet.  The  familiar  bulge
                 wasn't  there.
                        I  turned.  Two  blocks  down  sat Tung-Ang  counting  ley'       ne,y.


                  This  story  was  judged  best  1n  our  Be  d  short  tory  oontest.


                                                                              Science  Fair  1970

                                                                      This  years  science  fair  was  held
                                                                in  the  Veterans  emorial  Hall.  There
                                                                 ere  about  120  entries  from  all  three
                                                                grades.  The  winners  and  their  project
                                                                                        9th  Grade
                                                                     Jst  place
                                                                        Steve  Dozier  - Eclipse ·
                                                                    2nd  place
                                                                        John  icely  - Electric  motor
                                                                    3rd  place
                                                                        John  Goff  - Rocket
                                                                                    8th  Grade
                                                                 1st  place
                                                                     Joy  Hamm  - Plant  propagation
                                                                     Wendie  uhn  - Constellations
                                    7th  Grade
                                                                     Kenneth  McConkey  - Color  chang
            1st  place
                                                                        caused  by  sinus  hormone
                Dale  Vasco  - Volcano                               Jeffrey  Harrington  - Juvenile  hormo  s
                Marc  Vann  - Paint                                     and  insect  metamprphosis
                Gene  Schreiber  - Taxidermy
                                                                 2nd  place
            2nd  place                                               Cathy  Arnold  - Heart
                Karen  Wise  - Plant  propagation                    Sharon  ettles  - Volcano
                Beau  Bro  n  - Plant  evolution                     Chris  Sobe  - Hurricane  gen  rator
                Charis  Rihberg  - Colors                            Mary  Chappelle  - Flowers
            3rd  place
                Nancy  Jernigan  - NBC  warfare                  3rd  place
                                                                     Douglass  Baker  - Radio,  electronic
                Beth  Bray  - Paper  processing                      Jay  Cobia  - Extending  the  lif  of
                Art  Butler  - Electricity
                                                                        an  oil well
                                                           35        Jeanne  Collins  - Insulation
                                                                     Cindy  B  ling  - Man  against  rats
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