EIGHTEEN The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, May 11, 1978
Kathy Wolff chosen for National
Science Camp
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Kathy Wolff was recently selected as one of only two
represented from Oregon to attend the National Youth
Science Camp at Bartow, W. Va., this summer.
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Ileppiier High senior Kathy
Wolff has been selected to
represent Oregon at the Na
tional Youth Science Camp at
Bartow, W. Va., from June 30
to July 24.
Only two students from each
of the 50 states are selected to
attend the camp. Participants
are chosen on the basis of
superior academic profici
ency in science or mathema
tics. Leadership abilities and
involvement with extracurri
cular activities are also taken
into consideration.
Judging was performed by
the Oregon Department of
Education. The state's other
representative in the national
program will by Amy Cruik
shank of Bend.
Miss Wolff will leave Port
land on June 29, Upon arrival
at Charleston, W. Va., she and
representatives from the oth
er states will meet with West
Virginia Governor John D.
Rockefeller IV, and tour the
state capitol.
After arriving at the camp's
headquarters in the high
Appalachians at Bartow, near
the Virginia-West Virginia
border, Miss Wolff and fellow
science campers will attend
some 30 lectures on subjects
ranging from microbiology to
wildlife management.
Also included in the pro
gram will be field trips to
regional points of interests,
such as the nearby National
Radio Astronomy facility at
Green Bank, W. Va., and a
tour of Washington, D.C.
Miss Wolff is the daughter of
Dr. Wallace H. Wolff of
Heppner.
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Winners from preliminary
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Division I (grades 4,5 and 6)
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