Partner organizations: MWV School to Career, Granite State College, MWV Economic Council, and UNH Cooperative Extension
Time Warner Cable Innovator’s Award ($300)
High School – Tim Taylor, Grade 10, James Munro, Grade 12, Kennett
High School, “Ping
Pong Robot.” Mentor: Dan MacLeon.
Middle School – Ben Gaudreault, Grade 7, White
Mountain Waldorf School,
“The Bottomless Bucket.” Mentor:
Bradley Gaudreault.
NH Institute of Agriculture and Forestry Award
Megan Feddern, Grade 11, Kennett
High School, “Getting the Most out
of Your Orange Juice.” Mentor: Matt
Lokken.
Overall High Score Trophy
Kennett High
School | 2010 Science Fair Winners from left to right: Peter Grzesik, 1st place; Drew Bormann, 2nd
place; Megan Feddern, 3rd place; James Munro (top) and Tim Taylor, bottom, Time
Warner Innovation Award; Erika Szekely, 3rd place; Danny Olson, 1st place; Evan
Sutherland, 2nd place; and Ben Gaudreault, the Time Warner Innovation Award
Winner. Megan Feddern also won the NH Institute of Agriculture and Forestry
Award. (Brian Fitzgerald Photo). LIST OF WINNERS High School 1st prize ($500) – Peter Grzeski, Grade 11, Kennett High School, “The Disinfecting Ability of Peracetic Acid with Base Compounds.” Mentor: Matt Lokken. 2nd prize ($250) – Drew Bormann, Grade 11, Kennett High School, “Percent Acetic Acid in Vinegar.” Mentor: Matt Lokken. 3rd prize ($100) – Megan Feddern, Grade 11, Kennett High School, “Getting the Most Out of Your Orange Juice.” Mentor: Matt Lokken. Middle School 1st prize ($500) – Danny Olson, Grade 8, Kennett Middle School, “Danny O’s Vegetable Project.” Mentor: Michelle LaRue. 2nd prize ($250) – Evan Sutherland, Grade 8, White Mountain Waldorf School, “Aerofoils and How Their Shapes Effect Lift.” Mentor: Ian Sutherland. 3rd prize ($100) – Erika Szekely, Grade 8, Kennett Middle School, “Strength of Trash Bags.” Mentor: Michelle LaRue. |
