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out of plastic cups, markers, and Mountain Park brought a red-tailed
a motor, and then watched as the hawk, screech owl, terrapin, and
robot wobbled around drawing on corn snake for the students to see.
paper. They were excited when the Science camp was held this
harmonicas made out of popsicle summer at Catoctin High School
sticks, rubber bands, and straws (CHS), July 23-26, and was hosted
created music. Using everyday by the CHS Science Olympiad
household ingredients, they made Team. Coaches Rebecca Hurley,
slime and ice cream (not at the Douglas Young, and Theresa
same time!). The campers designed Hutchinson supervised the current
and built boats out of aluminum and former CHS Olympiad Team
foil and then added pennies while members who worked with the
the boat was floating; one student forty elementary and middle
successfully added 178 pennies school students. Team members
to his boat. Kaleidoscopes, bird Cailey Williams, Grace Mazeleski,
nests, and tie-dye shirts were some Sadie Hurley, Alexis Young, Sean
of the other projects enjoyed by Miller, Emmalynn May, Madison
the students. One of the favorite Raimondi, Lynn Morlier, Karianna
Strickhouser, Kallan Latham,
Michael Yang, Sam Grimes, Devin
Shorb, Avie Hopcraft, Zoe Willard,
and Sophia Degenarro had as
much fun as the campers. Hurley
said that the camp is not only a
fun, educational activity for the
children, it is also a fundraiser for
the Olympiad Team. Money raised
by the event pays for registration,
team shirts, and attendance at the
competitions.
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