Twenty-second Annual
High School Science Bowl
Saturday, November 10, 2001
The University of Tennessee at Martin
Sponsored by
Student Affiliates of the American Chemical Society
(SAACS)
in conjunction with
National Chemistry Week
PROGRAM
9:00 |
Students in Assigned Rooms
in Johnson EPS Building |
Written Test |
9:00 |
Johnson EPS Room G-2 |
Refreshments &
Classroom Science Demonstrations for Teachers by UTM Physics Faculty |
10:30 & 11:15 |
Johnson EPS Room 204 |
"CheMystry" Demonstrations by UTM SAACS and Dr. N. Hinds
and Group Pictures |
1:15 |
Boling Center Lobby |
Post Winners' List &
Presentation of Prizes* by Dr. Frank Black, Vice Chancellor of Academic
Affairs |
1:30 to 4:00 |
Boling University Center
Rooms 206 & 230 |
Bowl Games |
4 PM |
Boling Center Room 230 |
Awards**
UT-Martin Chancellor
Nick Dunagan, |
*Handbooks of Chemistry and Physics
for top 8 schools and T-Shirts to the highest score from each school.
**Permanent trophies to champion and runner-up high
schools, and appropriate medallions to the members of the top four teams
in the bowl games.
SAACS Group Leaders
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Group, Room
School ID & Name
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High School Teachers
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Andrew Bernard
Casey Bevis
Alisha Clark
Kathryn Hayes
Chris Pollock |
Group I, G-7
02 Univ. School-Jackson
09 Dickson |
Jane Ramer
Phil Chadwick |
Rebekah Kirkpatrick
Micheal Fultz
Jonathan Downs
Misty Evans |
Group II, 103
12 Germantown
17 White Station |
Melanie Contratto
Sueanne Sprunger
Paul D. Prather
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Laura Hunt
Selena Parnell
Elizabeth Hinds
Dustin Summers
Melinda Garrett |
Group III, 202
25 Kirby
29 Dresden
11 Hutchison |
Jane Hackett
Linda Morris
Mary Lee Wesberry |
Erika Tritt
Emily King
Brandon Newman
Chris Marshall
Dawn Taylor |
Group IV, 207
23 Camden
82 Houston
84 Brighton
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Sonya Chapman
Martha Gunn-Poole & Dr. Bob Roberts
Jinx Rasmussen |
Hal Miller
Clint Myers
Ginger Phillips
Amanda Coke
Emili Reeves |
Group V, 219
45 Bartlett
90 Overton (Memphis)
10 McEwen |
Carrie Steakley &Teke Totty
Margret Jackson
Contance Brown |
John Rippy
William Runion
Lindsay Watson
Beth Smith
Brooke Sykes |
Group VI, 227
94 Obion
95 Smyrna
36 Martin Westview
06 Gleason |
Dianne Austin
Barry Vetter
Marion Pitts
Betty Jackson |
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Results
155 students from 15 high schools participated.
Top eleven scores on the written test are:
80 Kenneth Robertson, Dickson
75 Lingyun Xiong, White Station
73 James Adler, White Station
73 Andy Nishimoto, Houston
72 Jacob Trass, Houston
71 Ben Gabor, Houston
71 Joel Revalee, White Station
71 Jacob Sharp, Brighton
71 Sarah Williamson, Houston
68 Lauren Schussler, Houston
68 Matthew Taylor, Houston
Highest category scores are:
Biology: Jacob Sharp from Brighton with a score of 72.
Chemistry: Kenneth Robertson from Dickson and Denise Umpierrez from Houston
both with a score of 88.
General Science: Joel Revalee from White Station with a score of 96.
Highest scores from each school are:
Bartlett: Kevin Holst
Brighton: Jacob Sharp
Camden: John Carruth
Dickson: Kenneth Robertson
Dresden: Linda Farmer
Gleason: Juliet Dillard
Houston: Andy Nishimoto
Kirby: Stephanie Lewis
McEwene: Spencer Simmons
Obion: Bradley Zill
Overton: Andrew Aoffman and Chemetra Patrick
Smyrna: Jason Parker
USJ: Christopher Field
Westview: Ron Peckham
White Station: Lingyun Xiong
Certificates of Merit in Categories
Bartlett
William Siler, General Science
Tricia Goetzka, General Science and Biology
Kevin Holst, General Science and Biology
Ryan Deboard, Biology
William Boywid, Biology
James Epling, Biology
Amber Iacopellid, Biology
Brighton
Jacob Sharp, General Science and Biology
Camden
John Carruth, General Science
Dickson
Kenneth Robertson, General Science, Biology, and Chemistry
Dresden
Linda Farmer, Biology
Houston
Ben Gabor, General Science, Biology, and Chemistry
Andy Nishimoto, General Science, Biology, and Chemistry
Jacob Traas, General Science, Biology, and Chemistry
Lauren Schussler, General Science and Chemistry
Sarah Williamson, General Science, Biology, and Chemistry
Matthew Taylor, General Science and Chemistry
Denise Umpierrez, Chemistry
Xiao She, Chemistry
Dan Roberts, Chemistry
Wingyan Yeung, Chemistry
David Dralle, Chemistry and Biology
Nathan Karst, Biology
Kirby
Stephanie Lewis, Biology
Smyrna
Adam Strength, Chemistry
Jason Parker, Biology
USJ
Matthew Evans, General Science
Christopher Field, General Science
Nathan Smith, Biology
Adrian Rutledge, Biology
Sergio Salazar, Biology
Westview
Ron Peckham, General Science
White Station
Lingyun Xiong, General Science and Chemistry
Joel Revalee, General Science and Chemistry
James Adler, General Science, Biology, and Chemistry
The top eight schools chosen for the Science
Bowl were:
Bartlett, Brighton, Dickson, Houston, Smyrna, USJ, Westview, and
White Station
Houston High School won the championship over first runner-up White Station.
The second runner-up schools were Bartlett and Westview.
CREDITS
Faculty:
Biology: Drs. Nancy L. Buschhaus, Darrell L. Ray, Alice
Mills & Wilburn A. Sliger
Chemistry: Drs. S. K. Airee, , Rosemary Effiong, Nancy W. Hinds, Jozsef
Devenyi & Charles R. Thomas
Demonstrations: Dr. Nancy W. Hinds, and Physics Faculty
Education: Dr. Robert L. Hartshorn
Physics: Drs. Lionel J. Crews, Cahit Erkal & Richard S. Taylor
SAACS:
MC's ; M.C. Helpers : Selena
Parnell, Amanda Coke, Micheal Fultz, Clint Myers & Chris Marshall ;Dustin
Summers, Alisha Clark, Brooke Sykes, Katie Hayes, Brandon Newman, Laura
Hunt & Erika Tritt
Time keepers: Andrew Bernard, Ryan Hartley, Melinda Garrett, Elizabeth
Hinds, Dan Comer, Casey Bevis, Katie Hayes, Emily King, Emili Reeves,
Score keepers: John Rippy, Rebekah Kirkpatrick,
William Runions, Eliza Whitten, James Clapper, John Rawlings
Demonstrations Program
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Nancy
Hinds
SAACS: Melinda Garrett, Micheal
Fultz, Clint Myers, Hal Miller, John Rippy,
Glowing Pickle
Fire and Ice
William Tell
Stop Light
Beating Heart
Elephant's Toothpaste
Genie in a Bottle
Big Blow
Fire Works
Glowing Ammonia Fountain
Magic Wand
Indian Rope Trick
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