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Ronald Lawrence - Winner Of First Place Award At Southeastern Michigan Science Fair, April 1969

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Ann Arbor News, April 20, 1969
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Robert Tonneberger - Winner Of Second Place Award At Southeastern Michigan Science Fair, April 1969

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William Brower - Winner Of First Place Award In Southeastern Michigan Junior Science Fair Collections & Models Section, April 1969

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Gail Shannon - Winner Of First Place Award In Southeastern Michigan Junior Science Fair Experiments Section, April 1969

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Musician's Daughter Wins Science Fair

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E. N. Bertoni, 52, Dies At Hospital

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Teaching Science Can Be Expensive

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St. Thomas Cites Its Best Pupils

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Science Fair Entries Numerous

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St. Thomas, Ypsilanti Pair Top Fair Winners

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Ann Arbor News, April 12, 1965
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FILM & VIDEO

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