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MIT Institute Archives & Special Collections. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. News Office (AC0069) From the Office of Public Relations Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge 39, Massachusetts Tel: UN 4-6900, Ext. 2709 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Note to Editors: For your convenience, students are listed alphabetically according to town. One-hundred-forty high school students and seventy teachers from secondary schools in the Greater Boston area and eastern Massachusetts will attend a Junior Science and Humanities Symposium at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology on Thursday and Friday, April 9 and 10. The students were selected by their schools for their aptitude in science and engineering and the teachers for participation in professional organizations, summer training programs, and extra curricular student-teacher events. At the two-day symposium, the teen-agers will observe and participate in laboratory demonstrations at M. I. T. and attend lectures by distinguished faculty members, including Dr. Vannevar Bush, honorary chairman of the M.I. T. Corporation; Dr. Philip i. Morse, professor of physics and director of the Computation Center; Dr. Irwin Sizer, professor of biochemistry and head of the Department of Biology; and Dr. H. Guyford Stever, professor of aeronautics and astronautics and head of the Dep&rtentB of Mechasical Engineer- ing and Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering. Fifteen of the high school students will present papers on their own research. The papers were selected by faculty members at M. I. T. who are specialists in the particular subjeas under discussion. In addition, the students will hear four M. I. T. undergraduates present papers on their own project research. -more- Use copy created from Institute Archives record copy. © Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT Institute Archives & Special Collections. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. News Office (AC0069) Junior Science and Humanities Symposium -- 2 On Friday, at the end of the symposium, the group will gather to ask questions of a career panel of four professors, headed by Thomas W. Harrington, Jr., placement officer at M.I. T. The symposium, in its second year, is planned by a committee of M. I. T. under- graduates appointed by the student government and is sponsored by M.I.T. in conjunction with International Business Machines Corporation, the U.S. Army Research Office, the Massachusetts State Department of Education, ari the U.S. Army Materials Research Agency. Students selected to attend the Junior Science and Humanities Symposium are: Andover Norman Drazy Andover High School 6 Amherst Road (will present paper) Nedra Sanfilippo 3 Harvard Road Teacher: Paul A. Hopkins, Andover High School Barbara Hanlon North Andover High School 86 Andover Street North Andover George Gregory 838 Dale Street North Andover (will present paper) Teacher: Arthur J. Hamel, North Andover High School Arlinton Daniel Yuhas Arlington High School 68 Summit Street Stanley Zdonik 174 Lake Street Teacher: Mr. Richard Y. Coombs, Arlington High School -more- Use copy created from Institute Archives record copy. © Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT Institute Archives & Special Collections. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. News Office (AC0069) Junior Science and Humanities Symposium -- 3 Belmont Lawrence Wasserman, 141 Watson Road Belmont Senior HigI h School Thomas MacDonald, 61 Ross Road Teacher: Leon Hamel, Belmont Senior High School Dwight H. Ellis, 56 Bailey Hill Belmont Hill School Groton, Connecticut George H. Warren, 59 Ledgeways Wellesley Hills Teacher: Frederick C. Richardson, Belmont Hill School Beverly Wayne McGuire, 11 Scenna Road Beverly High School William Horne, 4 Alcann Road Boston Carl Sumner Perry, 60-A Dracut Street Boston College High School Dorchester Paul Eugene Kinnaly, 77 Booth Road Dedham Teacher: Rev. F. C. Buck, Boston College High School David Philip Kelleher, 466 Ashmont Street Boston Latin School Dorchester Richard S. Ellis, 120 Lucerne Street Dorchester (will present paper) Teacher: Max Leiter, Boston Latin School William Babcock, Jr., 16 Allston Street Boston Technical Hilgh School Allston Edward Weiner, 7 Fottler Road Boston Teacher: Allan Furber, Boston Technical High School -more- Use copy created from Institute Archives record copy. © Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT Institute Archives & Special Collections. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. News Office (AC0069) Junior Science and Humanities Symposium -- 4 Joseph S. Celia, 312 Meridian Street English High School East Boston James R. McGreehan, 46 Chelmsford Street Dorchester Teacher: Arthur F. Gustus, English High School Mary Ann Kundy, 179 Reservation Road Girls' Latin School (Roxbury) Hyde Park Phyllis Anne Winer, 706 Walk Hill Street Mattapan Teacher: Miss Mary I. Lord Anne Harwood, 30 Kingsbury Road The Winsor School (Boston) Chestnut Hill Robin Parsons,29 Webster Road Weston Teacher: Miss Janet Smith, The Winsor School Braintree Esther Heller, 21 Faxon Street Braintree High School Laura Weeden, 95 Cedarcliff Road Teacher: Fred Boussy, Braintree High School Paul Tanguay, 56 Nightingale Avenue Archbishop Williams High SchLool Quincy Thomas White, 6 Danbury Road South Weymouth Teacher: William Murphy, Archbishop Williams High School Bridgewater Walter Baran, Britton Street Bridgewater Raynham Regiona L High Raynham Lawrence Marcus, 160 Bedford Street Bridgewater Teacher: Thomas P. O'Connor, Bridgewater -Raynham Regional High -more- Use copy created from Institute Archives record copy. © Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT Institute Archives & Special Collections. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. News Office (AC0069) Junior Science and Humanities Symposium -- 5 Brockton Ronald Byrnes, 1318 Belmont Street Brockton High School Mark Snyder, 52 Marlene Avenue Teacher: Malcolm P. Trojano, Brockton High School Brookline Stephen Karon, 26 Summit Avenue Brookline High Christopher Brogna, 41 Garrison Avenue David Begelfer, 82 Atherton Road Teacher: Peter Richter, Brookline High Donald H. Siegel, 26 Forest Street Roxbury Latin School Brookline Burlington Kenneth C. Keyser, 8 Terrace Hall Avenue Burlington High School John F. Siraco, 3 Frances Road Teacher: Neil F. Dunn, Burlington High School Cambridge Clinton Carter, 11 Linden Avenue Browne and Nichols School Somerville Paul Henriques, 15 Moon Hill Road Lexington Teacher: Theodore H. Williams, Browne and Nichols School Stella Zadeh, 132 Huron Avenue Cambridge High and Latin School Martin Frey, 26 Fairmont Avenue Teacher: Miss Patricia Stankunas, Cambridge High And Latin School -more- Use copy created from Institute Archives record copy. © Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT Institute Archives & Special Collections. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. News Office (AC0069) Junior Science and Humanities Symposium -- 6 Cambridge (cont.) Russell Pelham, 273 School Street Matignon High School Somerville Kathleen Kennedy, 25 Lakeview Road Winchester Teacher: Sister M. Elizabeth Thirise, C.S.J., Matignon High School Brendan Coffey, 25 Roberts Road Rindge Technical High School Michael Fraumeni, 10 Ashton Place Teacher: Harry Parris, Rindge Technical High School Canton Diane Myrick, 42 Sutcliffe Avenue Canton High School John Gifford, 28 Wildwood Drive Teacher: James F. Moore, Canton High School Chelmsford Miriam Cahill, 313 Old Westford Road Chelmsford High School E. Grant Kar, 27 Algonquin Road Teacher: George Simonian, Chelmsford High School Cohasset Frances Burns, 179 So. Main Street Cohasset High School Terry Mills, 55 Old Pasture Road Concord Henry Walker, 19 Park Lane Concord-Carlisle High School Richard Battles, Independence Road Teacher: Thomas J. Dillon, Concord-Carlisle High School Franklin W. Ho bb 9, IV, 40 Elm Street Milton Academy Concord -more- Use copy created from Institute Archives record copy. © Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT Institute Archives & Special Collections. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. News Office (AC0069) Junior Science and Humanities Symposium -- 7 Dedham David Matheson, 120 Crane Street Dedham High School Paul Kudirka, 16 Winthrop Street Teacher: Joseph P. Nunes, Dedham High School Framingham Roger Levine, 118 Oak Crest Drive Framingham High School - South William Daniels, 27 Clearview Road Teacher: Robert Shaughnessy, Framingham High School Haverhill Shelley Fleet, 53 Marshland Street Haverhill High School Gregory Karampalas, 15 Abbott Street Teacher: William Callas, Haverhill High School Hingham William F. Adolfson, 290 High Street Hingham High School Thomas Early, 9 Hancock Road Teacher: Maurice Temple, Hingham High School Kingston Lee Alfieri, 19 Green Street Silver Lake Regional High School John Leonardi, 199 Main Street Teacher: Donald Atwood, Silver Lake Regional High School Lexington Thomas Meier, 111 Cedar Street Lexington High School Larry Johnson, 61 Spring Street Teacher: Neil Soule, Lexington High School Paul Henriques, 15 Moon Hill Road Browne and Nichols School Lincoln David Newton, Concord Road Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School Lincoln Gerald Gras, Laurel Drive Lincoln Teacher: Frederic A. Scott, Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School -more - Use copy created from Institute Archives record copy. © Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT Institute Archives & Special Collections. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. News Office (AC0069) Junior Science and Humanities Symposium -- 8 Lowell Gloria Polites, 16 Pleasant Street St. Louis School Dracut Denise Tousignant, 31 Tilton Street Lowell Teachei; Sr. Gertrude-du-D.
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