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Papermakers fare well at science fair

CHS takes home seven first-place awards and eight special awards

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Camas High School students had a good showing at the recent Washington State Science and Engineering Fair finals. They include (bottom row, kneeling left to right) Yushuan Peng, Sophie Shoemaker, fifth-grader Emily Sheppard, Caroline Kealoha and Joanna Liao.; (top row, left to right) Elizabeth Nickerson, Aaron Deml, Kyle Binder, Camille Ritter, Jonathan Liao, Rachel Fadlovich, advisor Ron Wright, Reesab Pathak, Jonathan Ho, Meghal Sheth and Jackson Merle. Not pictured: Seniors Lily Hsu and Noah Encke.

Camas High School showed that science is tops with a successful finish at the Washington State Science and Engineering Fair Saturday, March 31.

There were 540 projects entered in this year’s fair.

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